Hotel berhampiran Maerim Bee Garden, Mae Rim

แจ้งไปตอนจองว่า เช็คอินดึก แล้วก็เช็คเอาท์เช้าตรู่ ไปถึงหลังเที่ยงคืน มีทั้ง จนท.ที่ให้บริการ และคนรับสาย แต่บุ๊คกิ้งของเรา สร้างความสับสนให้ จนท. (คล้ายกับว่ามีกดบุ๊กและแคนเซิลไป) สุดท้าย ถ่ายบุ๊คกิ้งจากมือถือไปเช็ค ซึ่งก็ชำระแล้ว เข้าพักได้ ไม่มีปัญหาอะไร .. ขอบคุณที่รอให้บริการค่ะ โชคดีที่เดินทางมาเหนื่อย เสียงแอร์ก็ทำอะไรเราไม่ได้ ตื่นมาเช้าตรู่ พบกับวิวหลักแสน หายเหนื่อยเลยค่ะ

ห้องพักสะอาดมากค่ะ เตียงนุ่ม ผ้าห่มนุ่ม ฟร้อนต้อนรับก็สะอาดสวยงามมาก มีที่ให้นั่งเยอะ พนักงานบริการดี รวดเร็วมากค่ะ ชอบมาก ถ้าจองทันจะมาพักอีกเรื่อยๆค่ะ

The hotel is so clean and the staffs were amazing. They assisted us all throughout our stay there. Will definitely book with them again. Check my IG: supenzooo

I have only been to Japan two times, both briefly, though that was enough for me to realize that I deeply respect and appreciate Japanese aesthetics and sensibilities. Although I plan to return to Japan, I visit Thailand much more often, another place I love. It was, therefore, a special treat to be able to stay at the serene Onsen @ Moncham, a Japanese-style hotel built in 2017 with hot springs in the Mae Rim district of Chiang Mai. Although less than an hour away from the delightful city of Chiang Mai, the Rose of the North, the grounds of the hotel, as well as the surrounding area of rolling verdant hills at 1200 meters where it is cooler, is absolutely gorgeous. It feels like another world. And what a wonderful world it is! I thoroughly enjoyed a complimentary, two-night stay in the Iris Grand Tatami Onsen Suite — rooms have a name as well as a number — which was like a fantasy come true. The well-designed room in this well-managed hotel is spacious and culturally immersive, while being modern and luxurious — with large-screen TV and Japanese toilet seat — and the bedding on the floor is so satisfying. This inviting suite has its own private onsen, which can look out on its own garden in front with a view of the hills beyond, if one opens the sliding doors, as I happily did. I could easily sense the care taken to provide a perfect balance of beauty, comfort, and privacy in this ryokan. Attended by 50 multi-tasking staff, each of the two dozen rooms and suites — some larger than where I live! — is unique and tastefully designed, stocked with various luxe amenities that I was happy to avail myself of, including the rice shower gel, various teas, yuzu soda, Asahi beer, and other special little niceties. I admit that I felt special, for example, wearing the yukata, a Japanese-style robe. Free wi-fi, parking, bottled water in beautiful Thai cloth sacks, and various toiletries are also conveniently included, which I appreciate. The staff is unfailingly attentive, helpful, and polite without being intrusive, providing a perfect blend of seamless service. When they noticed I was chilly in the dining room, they wrapped me in a soft blanket! The mineral water from the natural hot springs, emanating from over 100 meters below ground, is so relaxing and revitalizing. I'm confident it's good for the skin and muscles, but I know for sure that it's good for my spirit. The indoor onsen is sex-segregated without clothing, while the onsen in the garden is mixed-gender with swimsuits required. Both are wonderful. after the onsen in the misty mountain air a pair of black swans The Japanese garden is lovely and peaceful, the spa is delightful (there are various services one could choose from), and while the small gym appeared nice, I opted to avoid that particular arena, prioritizing other more peaceful pursuits, which is so easy to accomplish amidst this little patch of paradise with koi and duck ponds, walking bridges, rock gardens, and beautiful fl

It was a mix experience. The staff were all really nice and helpful. We arrived late but they nicely helped us with the check in. The rooms all clean and the pool is also clean and espacios enough. I would totally book again. Just keep in mind you will be 20 min away from the city center.

Interesting experience where we had dinner (bbq) and breakfast delivered to our room. View was great from the balcony. Room was clean. Only downside was there was no amenities surrounding after sunset. So make sure to have extra food for those who require supper. Also, be prepared to live with some insects or flies that flew in from the nature. We loved staring at the greenery and breathing in the natural fresh air, which we can’t get the experience in the city. A good getaway from the bustling city life. Highly recommend for those looking for such experience

โรงแรมตั้งอยู่ลึกจากริมถนนใหญ่ค่อนข้างเยอะ หากไม่มีรถมาเองจะไม่สะดวกมาก อีกทั้งไม่มีร้านสะดวกซื้อในละแวกนั้นเลย โรงแรมพยายามจัดให้เป็นแบบญี่ปุ่นแต่ยังไม่ถึงขนาดญี่ปุ่นจริงๆ ส่วนที่คล้ายคลึงคือโถสุขภัณฑ์สไตล์ญี่ปุ่นในห้องพัก รวมถึงในห้องสุขาส่วนกลาง(แม้ว่าความสะอาดจะต้องปรับปรุงนิดหน่อย) ห้องออนเซ็นยังไม่ใช่น้ำแร่ร้อนแบบออนเซ็นแท้ๆคือ เพียงอุ่นๆเท่านั้น อาหารเช้ามีน้อยและรสชาติธรรมดามาก พนักงานมีน้อย แจ้งเรื่องไฟหัวเตียงดับ จึงไม่มีใครมาแก้ไข

ที่จอดรถ ขนาดห้องพัก โดยรวมสะดวก ดี แต่พัก 6 คืน (booking 1+5 คืน) แขวนป้ายให้ทำห้องทุกวันแต่โรงแรมไม่ได้เปลี่ยนผ้าปูที่นอนแค่มาปัดและดึงให้ตึง เพราะรอยเปื้อนอยู่ที่เดิม นึกว่าเปลี่ยนปลอกผ้าห่มเพราะรอยที่ผ้าห่มหายไปเหมือนใหม่ แต่ลองพลิกดูรอยเปื้อนนั้นย้ายอยู่ด้านล่าง อ้าว.....ใช้วิธีกลับด้านเอานี่หว่า แขกพักหลายคืนแทนที่จะดูแลดีเป็นพิเศษแต่กลับมาทำแบบนี้เสียความรูู้สึกมาก แล้วเราจะเชื่อได้มั้ยว่าคืนแรกที่เราเข้าพักไม่ใช่คืนที่สองต่อจากคนอื่น

This resort was a dream! Such quiet, beautiful views. Stunning scenery and amazing food. The villa was incredible, with a personal swimming pool and the decor was traditional Thai which is exactly what I had hoped for! The service was incredible and above and beyond! My partner had a tooth problem on our 2nd day, and they quickly found us a dentist in downtown Chiang Mai. I have already suggested this property to so many family, friends, and colleagues and will definitely return myself.

Proud Phu Fah was neat to stay at, but difficult for exploring Chiang Mai. We enjoyed feeling like we were staying in the jungle, and the room was clean and well-kept. There were three breakfast options, including one American breakfast, and the staff at the restaurant were especially pleasant. We were glad to have access to a pool, although it was a little chilly, even with pretty warm weather. In hindsight, we should have stayed closer to the city since we wanted to spend most of our time exploring Chiang Mai. There was a hotel driver available for an extra cost (1000 baht for a 1-way trip) who was very kind and flexible with our desires to go to the city. Once in the city, we had an easy time finding a Grab (like Uber) driver back to the hotel for a smaller cost. However, being about an hour away from the Old Town part of the city made for longer days. Overall, Proud Phu Fah would be a great place to stay if you are looking to hang out at the hotel most of the time! If you are wanting to explore Chiang Mai and go on excursions to an elephant sanctuary, the sticky waterfall, or Doi Inthanon, you're probably better off staying in the city instead!