Lanna craftsmanship, a rooftop perch above the city and a stupa at its heart give this Chiang Mai address plenty of personality
A hotel with a sense of history. Just a short walk from Tha Phae Gate and close to the city’s night bazaar, InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping has a sense of place that goes beyond its Old Town address.
Built around a 600-year-old stupa, the hotel pairs contemporary comforts with Lanna details, striking a balance between polished and welcoming. Come evening, Hong’s Sky Bar is a good spot to watch the light fade over Doi Suthep.
Opening in late 2026, the hotel’s new wing, Khlong Mae Kha Village, takes a different approach to the city stay. Its 49 rooms and suites are spread across clusters of three-storey buildings inspired by traditional Lanna wooden homes, lending the development a more residential feel. Ground-floor rooms open directly onto the pool, while selected upper-level suites come with private balconies and outdoor hot tubs.
For those who like more space to unwind after exploring the city, the new wing brings a more relaxed, resort-style feel to your stay. chiangmai.intercontinental.com
