Prince Hotel in Chiang Mai 

The Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is a stroll from the hotel. You can find a selection of arts, handicrafts, and various commodities at the bazaar. There are also a few large modern shopping centres. The bazaar sprawls along several city blocks, along sidewalks, inside buildings and in open squares. In addition to this, a food market is held every Sunday evening on Rachadamnoen road. Chiang Mai has a number of massage parlours, which offer anything from quick, simple, face and foot massages, to month-long courses in the art of Thai massage.The varied local terrain offers opportunities for mountain biking, elephant riding, bamboo rafting, and kayaking. Doi Inthanon is the highest mountain in Thailand and features many hiking trails. Excursions are organized among the local hills and forests on foot and on elephant back. Many also involve visits to one of the local hill tribes.Chiang Mai has three large festivals during the year: Loi Kratong (mid-November), Songkran (mid-April) and the Flower Festival (early February).

Conveniently located in the heart of Chiang Mai and near to the fascinating Night Bazaar, this hotel offers spacious accommodation and a pleasant pool scene.The hotel has a small, cosy garden area near to the pool, where you can unwind and enjoy the serene setting. Rooms are luxuriously furnished in a modern, elegant style and have wall to wall carpeting. All rooms have a private bathroom and shower. Complimentary breakfast is served to start your day. Private parking and wireless internet are also provided free of charge. Chiang Mai has a rich history and is North Thailand’s economic and cultural centre. You can visit a Buddhist temple from the 13th century, enjoy a traditional massage or attend a Thai cooking course. You can also experience the natural surroundings and visit an elephant nature park or local tribe area.