“First rate hospitality”

My husband and I were treated to two nights at Tamarind Village by a good friend. We had dined at the hotel before, but never stayed there. It was an unforgettable experience - we were treated like royalty. The room was extremely comfortable and well appointed - we both slept very well. Breakfasts … more

My husband and I were treated to two nights at Tamarind Village by a good friend. We had dined at the hotel before, but never stayed there. It was an unforgettable experience - we were treated like royalty. The room was extremely comfortable and well appointed - we both slept very well. Breakfasts were delicious, and it was particularly notable that the coffee was excellent, both in flavour and temperature - so many Thai establishments serve lukewarm coffee. We had a special dinner there on our second night with a magnificent array of Thai food with exceptional wines. Thank you, Tamarind staff, and particularly Kuhn Jaofa, for making our stay with you a memorable one.

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“Lovely hotel”

Great customer care from all the team check in was very quick offered drinks and flannels, taken to our room and asked if we wanted the mossie net over the bed which we accepted very quickly. Breakfast is lovely lots of choice in nice restaurant overlooking the pool. We stayed for 2 single nights … more

Great customer care from all the team check in was very quick offered drinks and flannels, taken to our room and asked if we wanted the mossie net over the bed which we accepted very quickly. Breakfast is lovely lots of choice in nice restaurant overlooking the pool. We stayed for 2 single nights with a night away in between so they looked after our luggage whilst away. Very comfortable stay. Would suggest the sun lounger bed cushions need changing and upgrading as existing ones look very grubby and our a cloth material so get wet from previous occupants very easily

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“Nice Low Key, and Good Quality Hotel”

I consider this to be a 3 to 4 star hotel. It is actually set up like a motel and feels like a retreat type of place. Everything is open air. Nice ceramic old style pool. Staff is awesome. Rooms are small and outdated but everything works and they have quality soaps and shampoos. TV had 3 English … more

I consider this to be a 3 to 4 star hotel. It is actually set up like a motel and feels like a retreat type of place. Everything is open air. Nice ceramic old style pool. Staff is awesome. Rooms are small and outdated but everything works and they have quality soaps and shampoos. TV had 3 English channels. Coffee , water, and fruit daily. Restaurant and bar are well stocked. One issue I have is they are charging roughly $13 for a cocktail when down the street at the very fine Askara hotel it is half the price, and dinner is just as good and at half price. Doesn't feel right. They have daily activities like painting your own paper umbrella daily at no additional cost. I'm not sure I would stay here again. Definitely would consider it thought.

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“A lovely boutique property in the heart of the old town”

We really enjoyed our stay at Tamarind Village. We spent six nights here whilst we explored the area of Chiang Mai and its surroundings. The hotel has a lovely pool with an overlooking restaurant which we loved retreating to at the end of a busy day. The breakfast options were excellent and the sta… more

We really enjoyed our stay at Tamarind Village. We spent six nights here whilst we explored the area of Chiang Mai and its surroundings. The hotel has a lovely pool with an overlooking restaurant which we loved retreating to at the end of a busy day. The breakfast options were excellent and the staff were very courteous. We loved the room, however it was a bit dark with not many windows. Our window was overlooking the back of the building so we didn't really want to open the curtains. We booked a trip to Doi Inthanon one day with the hotel which was really good, however a bit more expensive than other options you could choose in town. The bed was comfortable and we slept well (although if you dont love being woken by roosters early in the morning this might be an issue for you). Be aware the tiles on the ground floor outside the rooms can be very slippery. Overall we highly recommend the hotel for your stay in Chiang Mai.

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