Mo Rooms Chiang Mai

263/1-2 Tapae Road, Chang Klan, Muang, Chiang Mai 50100

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Hotel Facilities

24-Hour Reception
Bar/Pub
Elevator
Restaurant
Swimming Pool
Chiang Mai City

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In case of No Show, there will be no refund.
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Exclusive Suite (Ox)

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Deluxe Suite (Monkey, Goat, Dog,Dragon,Pig)

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Deluxe Room (Rooster, Snake, Horse)

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Studio Room (Rabbit, Rat, Tiger)

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About Mo Rooms Chiang Mai

Probably the most abstract hotel you’ll ever come across in Chiang Mai is MO Rooms. The hotel is a portrayal of abstract ideas, Eastern and Western, made real. To quote, “It is a multi-disciplinary space which combines the creativity of a variety of artists, architects, designers, local artisans, astrologers and alternative natural therapists”. MO Rooms only has 12 rooms available. The artists/designers were tasked with applying the identity of a Chinese zodiac animal (rat, ox, tiger, dragon, etc.) into the room’s design. Therefore each of the 12 rooms is an individual artist’s interpretation of their Chinese Zodiac sign/animal.