Tamarind Village

Hotel · Chiang Mai

Tamarind Village

Hotel · Chiang Mai

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

Highlights

Refined Lanna-style hotel, tranquil courtyards, pool, spa

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

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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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@myboutiquehotel

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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@iescape

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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kevin st.Louis

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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.

Winter_Dad

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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!

GeorgeCTan

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Located in the heart of the old city, this quaint little hotel that offers an ethereal world to explore the city with major historic temples such as Wat Pra Singh, Chedi Luang, Wat Chiang Man, Three Kings Monument etc all within short walking distance. ||Authentic Lanna architecture that retains old world charm, just being there slows you down and appreciate the fortune of being present.||What made me returned for a second 14 night visit was the friendly yet unobtrusive customer service. From the front desk to F&B, to housekeeping and security, they became immediate friends ready to ensure I had a memorable stay. ||I believe the staff have been trained to offer solutions rather than just following the book. All requests were thus met or alternatives offered. ||I am never good with remembering names but they have impressed so much. Accolades to the effable GM Ponsak, who leads his team by example. F&B Tong Chai leading his team Meow, Noot, Ken, Job, Chiang, Suradech, Tom etc, Front lobby Wilawan , Kiki, Nut, Yo, Elizabeth, Tony, Mam, housekeeping Khon A and his team, the security guards and the driver Suwit that’s taken us to many places within Chiangmai, Lamphun and Lampang. ||Many mentioned in the review about mosquitos. Yes they were present but they weren’t more than other luxury hotels in Chiangmai that we had stayed. A simple mosquito repellent keeps them away. ||I will be back for third visit.

TryphonTournesol

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Simply amazing. ||From the location to the service to the room decoration, to the food, we were very impressed by this boutique hotel with such high standards. ||The entrance does not give in very much on the top quality of this place but we loved how discreet and nestled it was. The swimming pool was just perfect size and the courtyard with the 200 year-old Tamarind tree gives such a peaceful vibe to the place.||The amenities are lovely and the service is very attentive. ||It's quite central and easy to hop on a tuk tuk to any place around in town, the nearby streets are full of shops. The nearest temple is just 1 min away and we could visit the night market by taking a 10 min ride. Food in Chiang Mai is exquisite, a must do and visit.

Dania (Dania)

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We had such a great experience staying at this hotel in Chiang Mai! The architecture is absolutely beautiful a perfect blend of traditional Thai style and modern design. Every detail feels curated and artistic. The staff were genuinely kind and helpful, always ready with a smile. You can feel the warm hospitality from the moment you arrive. One thing we truly appreciated is their commitment to sustainability. From refillable water bottles to eco-friendly amenities and mindful energy use , it's great to see a hotel that supports going green without compromising comfort. Plus, the location is super convenient, close to the Old City, markets, and lots of cute cafes. Highly recommend this place for a stylish, responsible, and relaxing stay in Chiang Mai! Oh, many thanks for 2h free walking tour :)

Destination420959

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This hotel is very quirky, a real gem in the heart of the old city. Built around an old tamarind tree, the rooms are spread around a courtyard. Very peaceful, but ideally located for the Sunday walking market (which should not be missed). The rooms are spacious, but very dark, we needed the lights on throughout the day. Lovely pool, and nice breakfast selection.|Overall a great base to explore the city and beyond

Hanh P

Google

If you feel like to connect to the old value, nature and calmness. This is the place for you. They are warm, friendly and polite. The room is good. 1 thing is too much mosquitoes here. Staying here on a rainy day is like on heaven. Enjoy the green, the water and the peacefull sound. I tried herb spa here but not really satisfied compared to going outside.

kittipongc530

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I had the opportunity to stay at this hotel in June, and it was such a wonderful and memorable experience. The atmosphere was relaxing, and the location couldn’t be more perfect—right next to the Sunday Market, just outside the hotel entrance. It’s also very conveniently located near shopping malls, which made getting around even easier.||All the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Every time I passed by, no matter what time of day, they always greeted me with a genuine smile. I could tell they truly enjoy what they do, as they were always cheerful and willing to help.||The food was absolutely amazing. I kept ordering Khao Soi and Larb Moo Kua over and over during my stay—they were that good! If I ever find myself in Chiang Mai again, even if I’m not staying at the hotel, I would definitely make time—just an hour or two—just to come back and enjoy those dishes again.