Phra Singh Village

Location: The hotel is located within the Old City where you can assess different temples, cafes/restaurants or night markets easily. Environment: The hotel has an authentic Thai architectural style which you can really experience Thai culture through the stay. The room is pretty and spacious. The hotel has a cute garden as decoration. The aesthetic of the entire hotel is ON POINT. Service: What I would like to stress on is the GREAT hospitality the staff had been provided throughout our stay. Since some of restaurants required phone reservations, and fyi I didn’t have enough time for research before the trip, I asked help from the staff to book the restaurants for us for several times - they didn’t show any impatience and were eager to help. They also answered our enquiries at late night. Every time I passed by the reception desk, I was greeted with warm smiles that made me feel like home. Overall I am very satisfied with the hotel and I will definitely revisit when I return to Chiang Mai!!!!🥰

The location is very good, the room is spacious, but the swimming pool and room condition are average. At this price point there are better choices. They were also reluctant to provide additional towels for our family of four, but fair to say it’s because the kids are staying for free, yet usually other hotels won’t be so mindful about it.

Super good hospitality and excellent breakfast! This is a hotel you definitely cannot miss in Chiang Mai city centre. We stayed only for two nights and the second we checked in, we have already regretted. The swimming pool is amazing and the gym there is holistic. Although the location is not on the main street, it gives you a quiet atmosphere for relaxing purpose. If you are a massage lover, I highly recommend "Calm Massage" which is only a block away. Also I highly recommend "See you soon café" in the city centre. The food and smoothie there are amazing and apart from the café, it is also a shop which sells high quality product which you cannot miss too! 

The location is quiet, away from the main road, and next to an excellent spa, Makkha. The restaurant has good food, with reasonable price and portion. The breakfast and afternoon tea is also good, with good taste and variety. The room is clean and spacious. The only issue is the design of the bath tub where a lot of water spills out. Staff are all friendly and helpful.

Finding Phra Singh Village in Chiang Mai can be a bit tricky without GPS, as it's nestled within narrow alleys, but arriving at the hotel immediately surprises you with its beautifully wood-themed facade. The lobby, although small, is wonderfully decorated and fragranced with cinnamon, creating a welcoming atmosphere right from the start. The check-in process was exceptionally smooth—upon arrival, we were seated on a sofa, served a refreshing fruit juice welcome drink, and had our passports quickly processed. The hotel may be compact, but it is stunningly designed with extensive woodwork that adds to its charm. Our room was spacious and well-appointed, featuring windows that actually open—an increasingly rare amenity. The minibar was well-stocked with both complimentary and paid options, which was a nice touch. The bathroom was top-notch, although the water was a bit too hot for my liking. One downside was the air conditioning, which only targeted the feet area, making it advisable to sleep with socks on to avoid getting cold. Surprisingly, a flashlight (which lacked batteries) was mounted on the wall next to the light switch. When asked, the staff explained that the region often experiences power outages during rainstorms, which accounts for this unusual provision. Breakfast was excellent overall, except for the omelettes, which were a bit too bland and pale for my taste. However, dining in the hotel's garden environment was truly delightful. The staff throughout our stay were outstanding, enhancing our experience with their attentive and friendly service. In conclusion, Phra Singh Village offers a blend of hidden charm and exceptional hospitality, making it a memorable place to stay despite its few quirks. Highly recommended for travelers seeking a unique and intimate experience in Chiang Mai.

Spacious room with thoughtful amenity (hanger in balcony for wet swimming suits) Love their in-room Thai sofa. Everything just all well set up. Free 10-min massage and afternoon tea every day for in-house guests. Super good spa just next door (luxury but quality tells, must try!) One thing to pick on: the shower room half glass door is not enough to prevent splash and caused all wet floor