Located on the banks of the Mae Ping River, in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, each of the resort’s 84 rooms and suites boasts private courtyards, open balconies and breathtaking views.

The Chedi Chiang Mai features 52 exquisitely appointed rooms and 32 club suites. Contemporary Asian in design, with stylish furnishings and muted tones, the allure of the resort's accommodation is elegantly understated.

The restaurant at The Chedi Chiang Mai serves traditional northern Thai specialities, Pacific Rim cuisine and innovative Asian culinary creations presenting a truly diversified dining experience in a split-level colonial house.

A range of healing treatments designed for ultimate relaxation complements the traditional Thai massage, warm stone massage and The Chedi massage at The Spa at The Chedi located in tranquil, scented gardens. Other treatments on the extensive spa menu include body scrubs, wraps, herbal baths, facials and waxing.

The Chedi Chiang Mai has a sister property on the southern Thai island of Phuket.

Facilities:

• The Spa at The Chedi, massage and sauna
• Health club
• Fitness centre
• Swimming pool
• Bicycle hire

Dining:

• Restaurant serving Thai, Indian and international cuisine
• Terrace bar & cigar lounge and bar
• Coffee shop

Room Type:
84 rooms and suites

The Chedi Chiang Mai is located on the banks of Mae Ping River in central Chiang Mai, 1.10 hours flight from Bangkok, and 15 minutes drive from Chiang Mai Airport.

The Chedi Chiang Mai address: 123 Charoenprathet Road, Chang Klan, Muang District, Chiang Mai, 50100, Thailand

Who should go?
The Chedi is a masterpiece of style and design located in the heart of Chiang Mai city.  It is at the forefront of the new Thai hotel design trends with clean lines lots of clear white space and smart teak finishing in abundance, the Chedi Chiang Mai is a stylish hotel for stylish people.

When to go?
Chiang Mai gets very hot and sometimes hazy in late March and April. September is he wettest. The cool season starts in late October and the period from November to February is regarded s the best time to visit the north of Thailand. However once the rains have arrived in early may it can be very pleasant through most of the wet season with the occasional tropical storm invigorating the sense of jungle and adventure.

Where is it?
The Chedi has a great location on the Ping River and within walking distance of the night market.