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| Sri Ping Resort Chiangmai |
| 6 Moo 5, Tambon Padad
Amphur Muang Chiangmai Thailand. 50100 |
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Travelers heading to Chiang Mai looking for a unique place to stay are strongly advised to check into the Sri-Ping Resort.
This charming resort, situated on the banks of the Ping River, reflects the Lanna heritage of the northern city and is the perfect
place to enjoy a few days escape or an extended stay. This beautiful converted house provides privacy for those seeking
peace and quiet and a chance to unwind, yet is just ten minutes from the centre of town.
All guestrooms are furnished with a blend of traditional and contemporary Lanna style and equipped with all the modern
amenities. The spacious rooms feature a tastefully decorated bedroom, a separate pantry, a walk-in shower and a private
balcony overlooking the swimming pool. Amenities include twin or king size beds, flat screen television with cable access,
air conditioner, wi-fi internet, safety deposit box, coffee and tea making facilities, a refrigerator with refreshments, bathroom
amenities, hair dryer, bathrobes and slippers � everything in fact, to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
The delightful garden at the resort gives guests the chance to relax in an idyllic poolside location. A lovely in-house
restaurant serves authentic and contemporary Thai cuisine, along with northern specialties. Those who wish to learn the secrets
of the chefs can take a comprehensive hands-on cooking class; the perfect way to retain memories of their time in Chiang Mai
when they return home.
Set beside the picturesque Ping River and a peaceful village, Sri-Ping Resort presents guests with an opportunity to explore
the life of rural Chiang Mai. They can enjoy a leisurely bicycle ride along a winding road leading to local temples and a market
and gain valuable insight into the Thai way of life.
The Sri-Ping Resort is just ten minutes drive to downtown Chiang Mai, the airport and close to many tourist attractions
including the Night Safari, Wiang Kum Kham and Ban Tawai.
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