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“Set amongst lush leafy gardens in the pretty Mae Rim Valley. The design has a colonial air with teak and rattan furniture and antiques; but modern luxuries are also abound. Featuring a well equipped spa and an in-house yogi. A spoiling spot ideal for unwinding in stunning rural surrounds.”

“Set amongst lush leafy gardens in the pretty Mae Rim Valley. The design has a colonial air with teak and rattan furniture and antiques; but modern luxuries are also abound. Featuring a well equipped spa and an in-house yogi. A spoiling spot ideal for unwinding in stunning rural surrounds.”

Recommended For

  • Back to Nature
  • Set in landscaped gardens with romantic views of terraced rice paddies, lakes, lily ponds and mountains in Mae Rim Valley
  • Hideaway
  • A magical bolthole best suited for honeymooning couples and guests looking to escape
  • Yoga
  • Wellness is the focus, with early morning yoga on the dreamy open-air yoga deck that looks out onto the rice paddies
  • Sights nearby
  • There are many temples to visit in the surrounding area, and tours can be organised by the resort
  • Cycling
  • Free bicycles available at the resort, with many pretty cycle routes spanning the area
  • Cooking classes
  • On-site cooking academy where guests can learn how to cook Thai cuisine
  • Great walks
  • Many great walking trails and cycle trails in the area
  • Rafting
  • Curated off-site river rafting excursions
  • Romantic Break
  • Country Escape
  • Business meetings
  • Families
  • Active Holiday
  • Honeymoons
  • Spa breaks
  • Child friendly
  • Children's playground, books, DVDs, music, TV networks and babysitting services
  • Artworks
  • Bungalows are decorated with original paintings and Siamese art pieces
  • Contemporary
  • A modern Thai aesthetic that reflects the country’s Lanna history
  • Gym
  • Fitness centre with personal trainer, fitness and yoga classes
  • Spa
  • Spa centre with massage, body and beauty treatments
  • Pet friendly
  • Charges may be applicable
  • Rooms with balcony/terrace
  • Family Suites
  • Quiet
  • Conference facilities
  • Outstanding location
  • Sit-out Terrace
  • Good wine list
  • Hills & mountains
  • Restaurant
  • Wellbeing
  • Charming
  • Intimate
  • Views
  • Secluded setting
  • Kids Club

Facilities

  • Child friendly
  • Children's playground, books, DVDs, music, TV networks and babysitting services
  • Garden
  • Luscious garden, terrace, outdoor furniture, BBQ facilities, picnic area
  • Gym
  • Fitness centre with personal trainer, fitness and yoga classes
  • Spa
  • Spa centre with massage, body and beauty treatments
  • Pet friendly
  • Charges may be applicable
  • Bar
  • Bath robes
  • Outdoor dining
  • In room DVD
  • Rooms with balcony/terrace
  • Bicycles available
  • Views
  • Family Suites
  • Parking
  • Safe
  • Shops
  • Sauna/Steam
  • Meeting Room
  • Massage
  • Library
  • Sit-out Terrace
  • Good wine list
  • Restaurant
  • Swimming Pool
  • Sitting Room
  • Room service
  • Suites
  • Conference facilities
  • Private villas
  • Hot Tub
  • Concierge
  • Satellite / Cable TV
  • Wifi
  • Air conditioning
  • Games room
  • Kids Club
  • Business Centre

Activities

  • Yoga
  • Wellness is the focus, with early morning yoga on the dreamy open-air yoga deck that looks out onto the rice paddies
  • Sights nearby
  • There are many temples to visit in the surrounding area, and tours can be organised by the resort
  • Cycling
  • Free bicycles available at the resort, with many pretty cycle routes spanning the area
  • Cooking classes
  • On-site cooking academy where guests can learn how to cook Thai cuisine
  • Great walks
  • Many great walking trails and cycle trails in the area
  • Rafting
  • Curated off-site river rafting excursions

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Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai

Set within lush landscaped gardens with romantic views of terraced rice paddies, lakes and lily ponds, the Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai is a magical bolthole best suited for honeymoon couples and guests looking to escape.

Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)