incredibly stylish refuge built around a series of serene
Hidden away in the walled city of old Chiang Mai, Rachamankha is an incredibly stylish refuge built around a series of serene, colonnaded courtyards
Inspired by traditional vernacular Chinese architecture with its temple-like roofs and hidden gardens, this beautifully designed hotel comes adorned with the owner’s enviable collection of art and antiques. Guests are housed in 25 elegant rooms and suites, many with antique Chinese cabinets and silk-draped canopy beds. Walls are crafted out of traditional lime plaster over handmade brick – a technique that has been used in Chiang Mai’s temples for hundreds of years. The intimate restaurant serves traditional dishes celebrating the flavours of Lanna, Burmese and Shan cuisines.
Rachamankha’s fabulous location puts you on the doorstep of many spectacular temples including the 14th century Wat Phra Singh. Chiang Mai’s renowned night market and Sunday ‘walking street’ are also just a short stroll away. Further afield are hill tribe villages, national parks and the opportunity for hiking, mountain biking and horse riding. Between your excursions, you can cool off by the stunning turquoise-tiled pool, or browse the 2,000-plus titles in the hotel’s charming library.
Rachamankha, Chiang Mai
Rachamankha Boutique Hotel, at a glance
- Beautiful, eco-conscious boutique hotel in the heart of Chiang Mai’s old quarter
- Adorned with art and antiques from Europe, Africa, China, Burma and Thailand
- 25 rooms and suites with stripped floors, carefully-chosen antique furniture, bright prints and local fabrics
- Deluxe rooms feature romantic canopy beds draped in raw silks
- Suites have private access to the swimming pool
- Tranquil views over the courtyard or gardens
- Lanna, Burmese and Shan specialities served within an intimate restaurant or al fresco
- Conveniently short drive from the airport
For leisure and pleasure
- Shaded courtyards for quiet contemplation and relaxation
- 20 metre pool with terracotta surrounds and plush daybeds
- Library and lounge with an extensive collection of titles
- Browse the small in-house art and antiques gallery
- On the doorstep of more than 35 Buddhist temples or wats
- City tours by bicycle to explore Chiang Mai’s endless sightseeing, cultural and shopping opportunities
- Opportunity for mountain biking, white-water rafting, horse riding, quad biking and hiking
- Staff can organise cooking classes, visits to hill tribe villages and excursions national parks
- Close to several five-star golf courses
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