Mae On Hotels with Parking

This lovely resort is tucked away in the well-known scenic spot of Mae Kampong. The owners welcomed us with such incredible warmth; it truly felt like coming home. Praner is an amazing cook. Since there aren’t many restaurants nearby, we had our meals right at the resort, and her homemade Thai dishes completely blew us away. That evening, she took me to the bamboo grove so we could cut fresh bamboo shoots ourselves, then cooked them straight away. Nothing beats that fresh, wonderful flavour! She made soup and curry for us — far more authentic and tastier than most restaurant meals, perfectly suited to my palate. Host Eric even drove us to a nearby hidden lake for a stroll, a breathtaking spot only locals seem to know about. The resort grounds are spacious and filled with lush plants, making it feel like staying deep inside a forest. Our room was spotlessly clean and thoughtfully decorated. The whole place is wonderfully quiet, with only birds and insects to be heard. We were so lucky to have stayed here. Every part of our stay felt perfectly arranged. We would absolutely come back if we get the chance!

We booked this hostel for just 1 night, but it turned out to be such a beautiful night! My good first impression started even before I arrived. I made my booking 3 months in advance, and I messaged the hostel through Facebook to reconfirm my reservation. The admin was very nice and helpful. He helped me check my booking and even recommended and helped me choose a quieter room. On the check-in day, I arrived quite early, around 10–11 AM (I’m not exactly sure because my van schedule had been changed). I just came to check in and wanted to leave my luggage there first, then walk around the area because I knew the normal check-in time. But then something I didn’t expect happened! They allowed me to check in and get my room early. Such a kind thing and I felt so lucky! 🥹❤️ I had been traveling all night by train and had just arrived in Chiang Mai that morning before coming here, so I was really tired. The room was clean and comfortable. The bed and pillows were so soft that I felt like I was lying on a feather! 🤣☁️ They also have free Wi-Fi, which was a plus! I also ordered Shabu for dinner. It was 399 THB, including pork and vegetables, and it was VERY delicious! Imagine the weather getting cool while you’re enjoying a warm bowl of soup… OMG, it was honestly one of the best vibes I’ve ever experienced. 🥹🍲 The hostel also provides transportation services if you need to go somewhere nearby, which is very convenient. The only sad thing is that I missed breakfast because my alarm didn’t wake me up. 😂 This hostel is very quiet and private, and there were so many things that impressed me during my stay. I honestly can’t write everything here! If you’re planning to visit Mae Kampong, please keep Ing Doi Mae Kampong as one of your options. I really recommend staying here! 💚🌿

A hidden little retreat in the middle of nature. Mii Paa Aii is the kind of place that makes you slow down the moment you arrive. Tucked away among lush green forests, the setting is incredibly peaceful — no busy streets, no city noise, just trees, fresh air and the sounds of nature around you. The wooden cabin has so much character. From the moment you step inside, you’re surrounded by warm timber, traditional details and large windows that frame the forest like a living painting. Sitting by the window with a cup of coffee, looking out at layers upon layers of green, is honestly one of the highlights of the stay. I especially loved the little details — the bamboo blinds, wooden bathtub, rustic furnishings and the small balcony overlooking the jungle. It feels beautifully simple and authentic rather than overly polished or commercial. But the real attraction is the location. You wake up surrounded by greenery, with the forest practically at your doorstep. It feels secluded and almost like being in your own little world. If you’re looking for a place to disconnect, breathe, slow down and experience the quieter side of Thailand, Mii Paa Aii is absolutely worth staying at. Come for the cabin, stay for the view, and leave wishing you had booked a few more nights.

A little corner of Japan nestled in the dense, green vegetation of northern Thailand. It was our first time staying in a traditional Japanese establishment, and I must say I was very pleased. An experience definitely worth repeating, thanks also to the unique and always helpful staff. Thank you, and see you next time.

ที่พักดีสะดวกสบาย สะอาด ที่นอนดี ห้องน้ำแยกห้องสุขา ห้องอาบน้ำ อาหารเช้าโอเคร เรือนทานข้าวติดกับลำธารบรรยากาศดีมากๆ ในห้องพักมีกระจกบานใหญ่สำหรับคุณผู้หญิงแต่งหน้าแต่งตัวสะดวก แต่อยากให้มีรองเท้าใส่ในบ้านเตรียมไว้ให้ เพราะดึกๆอากาศเย็นเดินแล้วเย็นเท้า ที่ชอบอีกอย่างมีน้ำดื่มทานฟรีให้เป็นสิบขวดและน้ำอัดลมแช่เย็นดีมากๆ มีมาม่าคัพเพื่อหิวทานฟรีเช่นกัน ทางที่พักใส่ใจดีมากๆ พนักงานก็น่ารักดูแลดี ตินิดนึงที่ทำเล ที่พักติดถนนข้ามไปก็เป็นลำธาร แต่ไม่มีที่นั่งเล่นส่วนกลาง ถ้ามีจะดีมากๆเลย

The rooms have parking, which is convenient. The service is good, and the room atmosphere is excellent. The service was good overall, but it smelled a bit dusty. Other than that, everything was great! It's a highly recommended place to stay.

The glamping itself is a sanctuary designed to coexist harmoniously with the natural world. Tucked away from the bustle of daily life, the environment is lush and vibrant. Waking up to the sound of rustling leaves and exotic birdsong was a refreshing change from the usual city noise.  From the moment I arrived, the hotel staff set the tone for the entire experience. Their professionalism was impeccable, but it was their genuine warmth that left a lasting impression.

Nice, rustic little homestay right in the heart of the walking street. Room was right along a beautiful little creek with a spacious balcony area and well-furnished. The main things that could be improved is to have a ledge in the shower for putting toiletries (there was none and the toilet bowl cistern was the only place to put stuff), and have more table space in the room itself to put stuff (there was plenty in the balcony, but very little in the room itself). Parking is also limited as they share the space with another homestay and you can only park on their half.

The entrance is very deep, lots of insects, but the staff provides good service. The entrance is a bit scary, there is no one at the front desk waiting to check in, you have to shout to call. The room is overall okay, Google Maps is inaccessible, you have to go to the end of the alley. Breakfast is general basic, rice porridge, coffee, bread, fried eggs.

The access to the villa was covered by soil and mud. Its slippery. The room's entrance door is using glass door which can see the entire room which I dont feel comfortable. Theres no curtain or shades to cover it. Theres also a cockroach in the room.