Pingdoi Hualin Boutique Hotel Reviews

The hotel is very beautiful clean well located but we had an amazing service from Praew not only attentive, sweet and helpful at check in and check out but she was always pending of anything we might need. we will book again 🙏🏻 

Super unique spot, quiet and clean, friendly staff. It’s on the edge of the old town so it’s a 10 minute walk or so to get to any of the stores etc but it’s also easier to get to the airport. Pool was freezing and the restaurant is closed on Wednesdays for some reason. Other than that it was perfect for a short stay in CM.

This hotel was incredible and so so very gorgeous! The staff was friendly, extremely helpful and accommodating! I’d easily recommend anyone stay here!

We love this eccentric design hotel, a Roman building with chapel in Chiangmai! Excellent coffee and breakfast , friendly staff , homemade cakes and slices.

The hotel room was large and spacious with plenty of space for personal belongings. The bed was comfortable and clean. Great service from the hotel. We were on the ground floor and near the main road so there was some noise during the night. Nice pool with tropical plants surrounding the perimeter for a great holiday vibe.

The building it’s pretty cool

The location and service of the hotel is great. Rooms are spacious. However, we found a few things that can be improved. There were no room darkening shades in the room. The television is not a smart one so you are stuck with local channels. The rooms are very close to the restaurant, so you almost always hear music and noise from the restaurant. Other than these, it was a great stay!

Lovely room, nice pool and glitzy surroundings. An enjoyable stay

Love it, staff are super nice. Hotel decoration is unique and fun

This hotel is located northwest of the Old City, and was a quiet area in the Old City. The hotel was not large, but the rooms were pretty and comfortable. Because it was next to the road, I could hear the noise of cars, but there was no noise of people crowding, so it was a good place for me who wanted a quiet place. I felt comfortable as the hotel promptly responded and resolved any inconveniences or requests. The cafe operated alongside the hotel had a natural Thai style, and there was a steady stream of visitors even on weekdays. Not surprisingly, the hotel's landscaping and buildings were gorgeous, so users recorded personal broadcasts and took many photos. However, it wasn't very crowded so it wasn't noisy. The swimming pool in the center was surrounded by palm trees, so I swam without feeling too hot. There were delicious restaurants nearby, so I was able to try local restaurants without any regrets. During this trip to Thailand, I stayed at two hotels over 13 days. I heard that accommodations in the Old City had a lot of limescale, so I brought a shower head with a filter and used it. At another hotel where I stayed for two days, it turned black after one shower, but after coming to this hotel and replacing it with a new one, it became a light earthy color for 11 days. I was very satisfied with the 11 days I stayed and rested comfortably. For these reasons, I highly recommend this hotel.

Very cool hotel on the border of the old city. Inside there is a beautiful garden and a cozy small swimming pool. Instagram Location) Room in historical style. And next to it is a ******* house😈😈 The photo shows a view of the garden inside the hotel

The room is very Tyrande style. Very clean, there is a small night market nearby. But there are no taxis in Chiang Mai and you need to take a tram to go everywhere. The hotel has a balcony but I didn't open it for fear of mosquitoes coming in. There is a road behind the balcony, and there will be vehicles passing by. It depends on my personal experience. Fortunately, I don't find the noise too bothersome. The hotel does not include breakfast but does provide meals. The sunshine is great. The small courtyard is filled with various decorative statues full of artistic atmosphere. Very beautiful. Worthy of praise!

I booked this hotel because I was attracted to its unique European-style design. I liked the facilities, but there were some things that were disappointing. First of all, compared to the nice exterior, the interior rooms showed signs of wear here and there, and it was disappointing that the Wi-Fi signal was weak and constantly disconnected. I have no intention of returning.

Very good hotel, in the ancient city of Chiang Mai, next to the ruins of Hualin ancient city wall. When you come out of the hotel, walk two or three hundred meters to the right and you will see the Red Temple. On the opposite side is the Ramali Temple, which has a history of more than 600 years. Then go to the right (east) and then a little to the south is Wat Chiang Man. When you come out of the hotel, go east for three hundred meters and then go south It is Wat Phra Singh, and further ahead is Peta Gate. The whole Chiang Mai is located in large and small temples, which can be described as women and Buddhas. The Buddha statues in each temple are very exquisite. Chiang Mai is also very quiet. Jingde closes the hotel reception before 7:00 p.m. and doesn't open until 6:30 a.m., which is quite Buddhist. It’s so quiet that the hotel pool is only used by me. There are too many tourists in Phuket and Bangkok, especially Western tourists. I’m afraid the pool is unhygienic. Even though the pool and the hall smell like pasteurized water, I dare not go in. Swim casually in the swimming pool in Chiang Mai, and it is so quiet that the coconut leaves fall into the pool and still sink there. Chiang Mai is also a place where the prices are very cost-effective. Compared with domestic meals, the price is almost a few dollars. The domestic pork knuckle rice is 20 yuan, which is cheaper there, and some are cheaper than domestic ones. Go down to Baan Tawai village in the south of Chiang Mai, take a three-wheeled taxi for 40 minutes from the city, and ask for a net price of 500 baht back and forth. There are many wood carving crafts and furniture there. In particular, there are many woodcarving handicrafts, including cats and various Buddha statues. A pair of cats only costs 200 baht, and a large Buddha head only costs 500-800 baht, while the same one in Bangkok costs at least 1300-1500 baht. Chiang Mai is worth visiting, the city of thousands of Buddhas, the city of leisure, the city of vacation, the hotel room is very nice, Chinese style, exquisite furniture, beautiful paintings on the wall. The front desk also upgraded my room for free. The hotel looks like the outer wall of a palace.