Hotel is beautiful! The design and the room were pretty. Great Gastro bar across the street, called The Faces. TV had some English channels besides news. Great location near all the sights and markets. Staff friendly and helpful. Robes and slippers provided with room. Water refill station in the lobby was convenient. 7-11 nearby.

No hotel bar but one across the street. No fitness center. AC was weirdly running some program that would change the temperature setpoint during the night and the room would get hot. The last night the room got super cold during the night, so not sure what’s up with that. Pool is small and often no sunbeds were available. There’s not much room round the pool, kind of cramped but still nice. The floor was dirty in our room and the bottoms of our feet would get black.

We loved the pool and our room was nice. The hotel offers free cooking classes in the afternoon which are great.

We have been overall a bit disappointed with the services in the hotel. We feel like it was very expensive for what it was in the end - the airport taxi was not waiting for us where they should have, the rooms are generally quite noisy (we had to ask for a change due to noise from the elevator, and it was a bit hard to find a better room). The check in was quite chaotic due to a mistake (they assigned us a room with someone already inside which was a bit embarrassing). The breakfast has quite a poor choice, taking in account the overall price of the stay. I would not come back again as I feel like it was a loss of money.

The hotel is serenely set amidst a jungly garden just inside Chiang Mai’s old city walls. It was almost as if we were staying in the ruins of an old temple - but with all the mod cons, of course. The staff were extremely polite, friendly and helpful.

The hotel is beautifully finished and makes you feel like you're in a jungle when you're in the heart of Old town Chiang Mai with easy access to all amenities, temples and markets. The staff were friendly, helpful and accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble.. There is a few activity every afternoon for the guests to enjoy which was really fantastic and a lovely touch!

There was slightly strange warning about stains or sheets and towels when you arrived, which is fine..they don't want people get white sheets covered in fake tan or something but it did put me somewhat on edge generally speaking! For the price and what other hotels offer in the area for a much cheaper price... Laundry service could be included to elevate this hotel even further.

The location is wonderful as it is in a quiet part of the old city but very close to a local market. I got exposed to how locals lead their life. I also talked with many staff working at hotel, and they are very friendly. One of them told me that their owner has been in the business of terracotta art, and that is why the hotel has demonstrated a unique art style. The staff at the late afternoon when I checked out helped me with communicating with the Grab driver so that he would drive me to the right departure gate. The owner has put a lot of thought into this hotel. The swimming pool seems to have mother-of-pearl bricks. They reflect from different angles. It was quite a joy when I saw them while swimming. I can think of many details that have made this hotel extraordinary. If you care about experience, it is certainly the right choice. I had an amazing stay here and would recommend it to my friend.

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Breakfast is served in a building next to the hotel; you can have eggs, different types of fresh fruit, yoghurt, jam, and some hot oriental dishes (noodles, rice, soup, meat). The variety is not extensive, but everything is very, very good and satisfying. The staff are very friendly. The location is within the old city square. Easily accessible, 20 minutes from the airport. Most of Chiang Mai's main temples are within walking distance of the hotel. In any case, using the GRAB app, it is very easy to book taxis (similar to Uber), which are inexpensive (2-4 euros within the city). Opposite the hotel is a good, elegant restaurant (The Faces). Also nearby, on Phra Pok Klao Rd, we tried an excellent massage centre, CALM. Opposite is a shop selling antique and less antique items, with some interesting objects. As for restaurants, we recommend the following. TIME (inside the Hotel Na Nirand) is located along the river; elegant, relatively more expensive; here we tried the best Khoi Soy and other excellent dishes. Baan Landai, and PARI. But of course, street food is always available and worth trying. For shopping, the Moei Arts Shop (https://sopmoeiarts.com/) has beautiful items; the shop next door is also worth a visit. In the large market in Chinatown, at the intersection with Chiang Moi Tud Moi Rd, there is a stall with beautiful (and expensive) fabrics from Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam. In addition, inside the Baba Pim Villa Guest House (41 Samlan Road Soi 7, near the Terracotta Hotel), you will find a lovely shop selling small jewellery, costume jewellery and malas (Buddhist rosaries).

Everything was as expected based on the information provided on the Hotel website and on Booking.

We loved our stay here, largely due to how fantastic the staff are. They are so welcoming and friendly, we couldn't help but smile when we walked into the lobby (we would be warmly greeted, every time!) The reception staff, kitchen/breakfast staff and housekeeping staff were always incredibly friendly and happy to help. Our room was spacious and comfortable, and perfectly cleaned every day. The grounds of the hotel are nice if you like an outdoorsy/nature feel, and despite being near a market we didn't notice much noise from it when we were in the hotel or by the pool. There was enough of a selection at breakfast for us, but it was not a huge spread of lots of different hot and cold options (a couple of each, plus an egg menu and selection of coffees). We were happy with this, but if you are expecting lots of choice you may want to eat out for breakfast. The hotel ran a cooking class each day which we didn't attend, but it seems like a nice idea. The location of the hotel was great for venturing further into the old city, or outside of it (we found great restaurants in both directions!) I'd really recommend this hotel and would happily stay here again.

Our room was away from the pool and market, which I understand may be a bit noisier, but the hotel is still quite echoey and surrounded by nature (and therefore, lots of very active birds!) If you are sensitive to noise, as I am, I'd recommend earplugs - but I wouldn't let it put you off this hotel as it is really beautiful. Drinking water was replenished in the room each day (two glass bottles) which we appreciated, but it would be great if they could be placed in the fridge as they took a long time to cool, and the water machine in the lobby was broken during our stay. However, when we asked we were promptly given an ice bucket, so even this wasn't truly an issue.

The Phor Liang Meun was a quiet haven in the busy streets of Chiang Mai. It is a beautifully designed and kept hotel with a relaxing atmosphere, airconditioning and also great water pressure for the shower (I travel a lot for work and in most hotels this can be a problem). The hotel staff were friendly, attentive and very professional. They were also super helpful with recommendations and logistics, and they have a great brochure collection for local activities and day trips. The hotel is very centrally located so almost everything around the Old City is within walking distance. We had a fantastic time staying at the Phor Liang Meun and definitely plan to do it again when we come back to Chiang Mai.

We liked everything, will definitely look for availability next time we are in Chiang Mai.

⚫ The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, even remembering things about their guests and checking up on them, or asking how an activity went. ⚫ They also had loads of accommodations for vegetarian and vegan diets, offering a separate menu of things freshly made. ⚫ The hotel itself is very impressive, the pool is fantastic and it feels airy and fresh in the hotel due to its open-air style. ⚫ There are lots of terracotta statues and beautiful murals that give the hotel an impeccable sense of place and style. ⚫ The rooms are spacious and very clean. ⚫ Definitely worth the slightly more expensive price tag than other hotels in the area.

The breakfast buffet had slightly limited variety, but as it has different things everyday it's not much of a problem. You can also order things from a different menu in advance too.

Terracotta style was very special, nice and spacious room Good location Friendly and helpful staff

Very unpleasant smell from the bathroom when our fan, or neighbouring rooms fan, was on - an issue that urgently needs to be addressed Some towels had stains, even though your room gets controlled by staff before checking out in order to charge you for any stain (you wait in the lobby until they check your room - not the most customer friendly behaviour, could be done, if necessary, more discreetly through the housekeeping) Room lacks indoor seating (size would allow for it)