Tamarind Village

Hotel · Chiang Mai ·

Tamarind Village

Hotel · Chiang Mai ·

Tranquil Lanna-style oasis with spa, pool, & local crafts

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50 Rachadamnoen Rd Soi 1, Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand Get directions

@michelinguide

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The Most Affordable MICHELIN Key Hotels in Thailand

"Surrounded by temples and winding lanes in Chiang Mai’s Old Town, Tamarind Village is a boutique retreat that embodies northern Thai charm. Lanna-inspired design, flower-filled courtyards, and a centuries-old tamarind tree at its heart set a cultural tone. Rooms and suites feature handwoven textiles and local accents for an atmosphere that feels both authentic and comfortable. Guests are steps from markets, shrines, and the city’s thriving arts scene. Regular cultural performances and art exhibitions make the property a gateway to local life, while its pool, restaurant showcasing regional cuisine, and spa rooted in traditional therapies ensure a restful stay." - Angie Thien

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"Tamarind Village Though Tamarind Village is located on one of Chiang Mai’s most touristy thoroughfares, you’d hardly guess it on arrival. A tranquil allée of arched bamboo meanders toward the romantic hotel, which sits beneath the 200-year-old tamarind tree for which it’s named. Covered walkways arranged around a network of leafy courtyards lead to 46 guest rooms, each individually decorated with locally woven textiles and bespoke furnishings. In addition to visiting the on-site spa,guests can learn how to make flower garlands, whip up Thai specialties during cooking classes, or embark on a complimentary walking tour to give alms to Buddhist monks."

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Tamarind Village, a Design Boutique Hotel Chiang Mai, Thailand

"Tamarind Village provides beautiful rooms surrounded by majestic tamarind trees in Chiang Mai. It features a spa, an outdoor pool and a poolside restaurant. It also has a tour desk, which organises temple and jungle trips or rock climbing excursions for guests. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the residence. Decorated with tribal patterns, the elegant rooms have a private balcony, a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. They are air-conditioned and have a luxurious bathroom fitted with large mirrors and amenities. Highly trained therapists offer a variety of natural beauty and spa treatments at The Village Spa. Guests can also bring back a souvenir from The Tamarind Boutique.Cultural activities such as Thai cooking classes and umbrella painting can be arranged on request. Featuring indoor and outdoor dining options, Ruen Tamarind Restaurant serves Thai and international dishes. Drinks and cocktails are also available. Tamarind Village is a 10-minute walk to the night bazaar and riverside restaurants. Chiang Mai's famous 'Sunday Walking Street' occurs right in front of the hotel. Nearby attractions within walking distance include Wat Chedi Luang and Tha Pae Gate." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Tamarind Village

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Tamarind Village, Chiang Mai, northern Thailand - Explore & Book

"Chiang Mai is a mighty urban sprawl around a seductive square mile of charm. Right in the heart of this charm, in a prime old town location where you’d expect it to be noisiest and hottest, is a true oasis of cool and calm. Built around a 200-year old tamarind tree, and approached through a long bamboo tunnel, this collection of buildings with verdant courtyards - inspired by rural temple cloisters - is a gem of a hotel. Designed by the same people as the nearby Rachamankha, but with simpler materials and more humility, it feels comfortable and chic without being luxurious or upmarket. Newly refreshed bedrooms in boutique Lanna style make the best use of the limited space. There's a large swimming pool, an unbeatable breakfast buffet, and friendly staff who welcome you with cold drinks and city maps. It's owned by people who understand the hotel business (cynics might say a little too well), so everything runs smoothly, and there's the usual array of good (if slightly overpriced) spa treatments and tours. But the vibe remains relaxed, and the hotel's enduring popularity tells you that they have got the formula just right. Highs After a day of sightseeing, we loved plunging into the pool, designed like a lotus pond and set in dappled shade It's within walking distance of all the main temples and markets, including a Sunday market right outside Despite the central position, the hotel feels leafy and almost rural; and is surprisingly quiet at night (bar the occasional rooster) Service, for a largish hotel, remains sincere and personal Excellent value, especially considering the prime location and the pool Lows Renovations on guest rooms are taking place May-July 2025, so some daytime noise is expected. The pool will be closed September 2025 for maintenance; guests can use the pools at nearby hotels for free The pool water can get warm, and at busy times deckchairs and towel space can be at a premium The restaurant, spilling out attractively on the rim of the pool, is quite steeply priced The spa seems a little expensive: more affordable options are available nearby" - Michael Cullen

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Tamarind Village (Chiang Mai, Thailand) 10 Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"From the inside, Tamarind Village feels like nothing so much as a countryside boutique resort — never mind the fact that it’s right in the heart of the urban hub of northern Thailand, the city of Chiang Mai. It’s a pretty good compromise for those who desire a bit of laid-back serenity along with healthy doses of old-city sights and nightlife. A short walk beneath the bamboo arch that serves as the gateway, past the 200-year-old tamarind tree that gives the hotel its name, and one more or less leaves the city behind." - Tablet Hotels

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JanSNJ

Google

The Tamarind Village hotel was our first stop in Thailand, and set a very high standard that was impossible to match. The property is charming, with a huge tamarind tree, beautifully set out accommodation, and little courtyards where you can wander and relax. The restaurant serves excellent food and cocktails at a reasonable price. The location, right in the heart of the old city, is perfect. The staff are helpful and friendly. I can't think of a single thing wrong with this hotel!

Sheena S.

Google

This is the first time I’ve ever left a review for a hotel, but this one was so special I feel compelled to take the time to do so. This was my favorite stay of any stay I’ve ever had, basically anywhere. There’s something really special about this place. It’s so so charming! Chiang Mai, especially old city, is charming on its own, but this hotel is the cherry on top. Bonus, the restaurant here has also been my favorite in Thailand so far! Everything is clean and peaceful and lovely. The service here is also fantastic. I felt welcome every moment. Even when I was being sort of precious about the spotlight outside our window at midnight, they quickly turned it off for me the moment I asked. Also!! I never mentioned this to them, but they must have seen it on my passport, they left me a card and gift on my bed on my birthday while we were out and about. That was incredibly thoughtful. Maybe worth noting, this has been the only non five star hotel we’ve stayed at in Thailand, but it has been my favorite, by far. I can’t recommend it enough! P.S. I had mango sticky rice and chamomile tea every night before bed at the restaurant here and I slept like a baby.

Felice H.

Google

We stayed for 3 nights at the Tamarind Village hotel. It is very rustic and in Lanna style. We had a deluxe room which was absolutely lovely but very very small. Thank goodness we didn’t spend much time in the room! Staff were excellent. Very helpful. Breakfast pleasant with a good selection. All food covered so no flies could land on food. Coffee was quite a poor standard but luckily lots of coffee shops in the area.

James M.

Google

We had a lovely extended stay here, due to the heavy rains and flooding in the south, we decided to stay here in chaing mai. The staff were brilliant at finding us another room and extending our stay. Beds are comfortable with free bottled water, bathrooms were clean and cleaned daily. The restaurant had a brilliant selection of very tasty food. We would be very happy to return.

OnAir82914

Google

Loved our stay at Tamarind Village, a beautiful boutique hotel with heart and soul in the old city of Chiang Mai. Excellent location with temples, shops, resturants, coffee shops on the doorstep. Gorgeous pool and restaurant area with a relaxed, intimate & feel good atmosphere, an ingrediant often lacking in more expensive hotels. Generous landscaping, tropical plants and trees emphasise the feeling of calm. As some reviewers have noted, lighting in the rooms could be improved but this also feels grounding somehow, gentle. And is more than made up for by the kind & helpful staff and overall great environment. Delicious buffet breakfasts & meals at the hotel restaurant, Ruen Tamarind. Recomend this gem of a hotel for families, couples and solo travellers.

Kaylee C.

Google

A secret escape from the city of Chiang Mai - perfect location but serene and peaceful, you would never know you’re in a downtown area. Amazing shopping, restaurants, nearby to temples and so much more. The staff were so attentive and gave us so many recommendations on where to go and eat and find exactly what we are looking for. Amazing and therapeutic stay!!!

Winter_Dad

Google

Very charming place. Lovely, old-style luxury. Feels unique. Very friendly staff. Not on the mega scale of other places where it feels industrial at breakfast. Pool area is relaxing and quiet.||Very central in middle of the town; sort of an oasis of calm.||Only minor points are no gym and could have slightly better bread/pastry selection on breakfast. Oh, and there are little shaded roofs that you need to be very careful not to bang your head on. I did twice somehow and it was very sore!

kevin S.

Google

It is in the heart of downtown, but once you enter the property you could be in the countryside. A historic property, that has been incredibly renovated, large well decorated rooms, comfortable beds with nice linen (huge bathrooms) and great amenities. The grounds are photogenic and pool crystal clear. But the best - the staff are amazingly friendly, helpful and were great with recommendations. Truly a great experience and would return.