Mae Rim Hotels with Bars

Staying at **Onsen at Moncham** was a truly magical experience that beautifully channels the peace and aesthetic of traditional Japan. From the moment you arrive, the incredible **zen atmosphere and absolute serenity** wash over you, making it feel as though you have been instantly transported to a quiet mountain village in Japan rather than Northern Thailand. The accommodations exceeded expectations, as our **room was both incredibly spacious and spotlessly clean**, offering a perfect, comfortable sanctuary. What truly elevates the experience, however, is the hospitality. The **staff are remarkably friendly, attentive, and helpful**, ensuring every part of our stay was seamless. Dining was another highlight at the on-site **Mizu Restaurant**. They serve an impressive selection of **authentic Japanese food alongside a few Thai options**, allowing us to enjoy the best of both cuisines in a gorgeous setting. For anyone looking to escape the bustle of daily life and immerse themselves in a peaceful, cultural retreat, this hidden gem is highly recommended.

Although I mistakenly booked the stay for the same day while making the reservation in the evening — meaning the check-in time had already passed by about four hours and I am quite far away in PAI (leaving next day to Mae RIM). Since it was a non-refundable, no-show booking, I initially thought I had lost it. However, Paul, the reception manager, reached out by email to ask what time I would be arriving. I explained my mistake, letting him know I had meant to book for the following day. To my surprise and gratitude, they kindly adjusted my reservation at no extra charge. The resort itself is absolutely beautiful, surrounded by lush greenery and filled with tranquil natural sounds. The cleanliness was outstanding. The huts are very nice. The toilet and shower were stylish, modern, and spotless. I had a very comfortable stay, and the breakfast was of excellent quality. (Attached are un-edited photos taken by mobile)

It's an hour's drive from the city center, but if it's not your first time in Chiang Mai, you could definitely spend a day or two at this hotel; the scenery is absolutely beautiful! The resort is also huge, and there aren't many places to buy snacks or drinks here, so stock up in the city before you come. The bartender at the pool bar is very handsome! And the pool is stunning!!!

A lovely, modern hotel, immaculate premises and friendly staff; it’s in a residential neighborhood, so I didn’t see easy access to food on the street or markets, so you should bring treats in if you think you’ll be hungry. (Then again, I didn’t have time to explore the neighborhood, as I arrived at night and had to leave early the next morning.) I had already bought light dinner on the way in, so it wasn’t a problem. I had requested a quiet room, and they happily accommodated me with a top floor corner unit, so it was very peaceful. Rooms are comfortable, and I appreciated the coffee/tea service and refrigerator, as some replaces lack them. The breakfast available for an extra 250 THB was totally worth it, with a menu of American and Thai options. I would choose this hotel again and highly recommend it.

Great location (specifically for a romantic getaway in the mountains). Room was great overall (save for a the boiler heater slightly malfunctioning while heating up water) Staff was super friendly and helpful. Only remark that I have was that we were definitely overcharged for a meal that was offered to us (without specifying the price initially). I know also partially my mistake too, but just giving head-up for the future guests. Other than that, everything was great

Let's talk about my honest experience staying at the Four Seasons Chiang Mai this time, no exaggerations. I have to commend the facilities and environment; they are absolutely flawless. The entire hotel is surrounded by vast rice fields and greenery. The public areas fully meet the Four Seasons' expected standards. The architecture, courtyards, and pool all create an amazing atmosphere. Being nestled in the countryside, it's quiet and perfect for unwinding and daydreaming, and it’s incredibly photogenic 🌾. For those traveling the northern route, the location is truly ideal! We came from 137 Pillars House, stopping at the Sticky Waterfalls and the Blue Temple along the way. After checking into the Four Seasons, we visited the Elephant Poopoopaper Park and Tiger Kingdom the next day. This allowed us to avoid repeatedly going back and forth to the Old City, and we could head straight back to the hotel to rest after our activities – this was a great experience. However, when it comes to service, I felt a slight disappointment. It wasn't that the staff were rude or cold; it was more that the service was highly procedural. The staff were polite and courteous, following procedures for check-in and check-out, but there was absolutely no butler-style experience. During check-in, there was no simple introduction to the hotel's facilities or areas. Although I didn't particularly need a detailed explanation myself, throughout my entire stay, I barely felt the kind of service expected from a high-end resort. It simply felt like the check-in process was completed, nothing more. There was no Chinese-speaking staff available, so communication relied on English. Summary: ✅ If you're looking for environment, scenery, privacy, and your itinerary happens to include the northern route, it's definitely worth staying here. ❌ If you're coming for the Four Seasons' signature attentive, butler-style service, you'll likely be disappointed. It's suitable for friends who just want to enjoy the scenery, relax, and don't have high expectations for service.

This was our last stop in Chiang Mai. We had been quite tired from the previous few days of sightseeing, so we chose to relax here for the last two nights. Since we were traveling with our child, we opted for a pool room. The private pool was actually larger than it appeared in the photos, which was great for the little one to swim in. Before arriving, I had seen some warning posts online, so I was a bit nervous, but our actual experience was quite good. It's beautiful, truly beautiful; it has a different charm whether it's cloudy or sunny. The hotel food was tasty, though a bit pricey. The service was also very good; everyone was polite, smiled, and greeted us. The room was neat and clean, although the mattress was indeed a bit soft. Also, apart from a small carton of milk, everything in the mini-bar was chargeable, so remember to stock up at 7-Eleven before you arrive. 😂 We signed up for the herbal ball making activity on Thursday, but it was over in less than 10 minutes. The activity felt a bit perfunctory; it's definitely not worth making a special trip back for if you have other plans. It's still worth visiting for a girlfriends' trip or a romantic getaway. As for a family trip, we went because Mom wanted to, hahaha!

The hotel staff provided excellent service. We were able to check out 30 minutes early because my mother was bedridden. We could even drive up and park behind our room, and the staff helped us with our luggage. The weather was lovely and the views were beautiful. However, they were planting flowers on the lower ground, so we only saw the fog and the flowers at the cafe.

The service is excellent, Fern is the one who makes me life easier, she allows me to cook in the room, bought new fry pans and even a peel and knife. They could send Grabfood to my room but I tried not to be a lazy bone. They have very reasonable laundry price, but sometimes I wash by my hands if there is only 3 kg. Thank you and your service makes me keep coming back to Chiang Mai. I wish you all safe in rainy season and good business in the year of horse. Ka

It will be good if you have your own transport to here. But you still can travel to here by arranging share transport from Klook - to Queen SiriKit Botanic Garden. (It just 10 to 15 min walk) or request them to send you straight to the Mae Sa Valley Farm Stay Resort. Over all the place is nice with a small waterfall. Air is fresh in the morning.  Simple Breakfast is included. The restaurant food is good. But we prefer the cafe with aircon which is just opposite the road. Food is yummy! Since we have no transport we walk to the Queen SiriKit Botanic Garden which is the nearest activity. You will need to spend about 3 hrs or more. There is a tram to bring you round. Please remember to bring along mosquito repellent. Over all the stay is pleasant if you like quite, fresh air.