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Centara Duangtawan
Bed & Breakfast
from only £79
Centara Duangtawan Hotel, Chiang Mai: Chiang Mai, an old city of 700 years which still retains its natural charm and old culture amongst mist-shrouded mountain scenery and fertile valleys. The land of Thai art and handicrafts, where warm hospitality and good manners are guaranteed.
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Holiday Inn
Room Only
from only £89
The Holiday Inn Chiang Mai is conveniently located just minutes from Chiang Mai's temples and the Night Bazaar, one of Asia's most fascinating markets.
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Yaang Come Chiang Mai
Bed & Breakfast
from only £169
At Yaang Come Village you can experience the deep touch of fresh morning breezes in the Tai architectural buildings in the midst of peaceful verdant nature especially the Yaang Tree, home for various birds and squirrels. Charm of nature does exist in the middle of Chiang Mai City.
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The Chedi Chiang Mai
Bed & Breakfast
from only £199
The Chedi Chiang Mai Hotel is on the banks of the Mae Ping River. The night bazaar is just a few minutes stroll away. The Chedi Chiang Mai Hotel is designed in an impressive, modern, contemporary Thai style. The restaurant is in a colonial, wooden building, was formerly the British Consulate.

The north is the home of Thailand's earliest civilization and is famous for its hospitable and courteous people, as well as many sites of archaeological and cultural interest such as the Ancient City of Sukhothai, the first capital of Thailand some 700 years ago and Wat Phra Borommathat Doi Suthep near Chiang Mai, where some relics of Buddha are kept. Phra Buddha Chinarat, said to be the most beautiful Buddha image in Thailand can be found at Wat Phra Si Ratana- Mahathat in Phitsanulok. In addition, the northern region is the home to Thailand's many colorful hill tribes such as the Lahu of Tak and the Yao, Akha, Karen, Hmong, and Lisu tribes of the Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai mountain regions.