Spa Hotels in Hang Dong

This time I stayed at the Little Deer Resort Art Hotel. I encountered a hidden luxury vacation. In the lush mountains and forests of Chiang Mai, there is a resort hotel that is like a pearl in the world. It weaves a quiet and leisurely dream for every traveler who wants to escape from the hustle and bustle. When I stepped into the hotel, the rich fragrance of flowers and the fresh smell of plants and trees gently wrapped me. Thai-style buildings are scattered in the garden, with exquisite wood carvings, simple bricks and stones, and every detail tells the fusion of history and culture, as if the thousand-year-old charm of Chiang Mai is condensed here.

The boss is very enthusiastic and responsive. The restaurant food is also great. My son said that he would take the egg fried rice there home. We are accompanying the family. The boss also helped us contact the intermediary to find a room. It was great.

First of all, this is indeed a building with a beautiful appearance and well-preserved colonial style, but it really needs to be disenchanted! The location is very remote, 1 hour's drive from the city. There are no facilities nearby, but the hotel's catering is very poor. Among the 5 hotels I have stayed in in Chiang Mai, this one is the worst. The breakfast is hard to describe, the pastry is all limp, the juice has a rancid smell that has been stored for a long time, and the chicken porridge that is praised online is really salty. The only Western restaurant in the hotel is still beautifully decorated, but the food is really terrible! The meal costs 350+ RMB, the quality is worse than airplane food, and the pasta is worse than fast food. Fortunately, I ordered a takeaway kebab from a place near my house. It was cheap and delicious, so I could barely make it through dinner. I booked a basic room type. The interior is a bit basic but acceptable. But the hygienic condition is average, and I don’t want to dwell on the yellow stuff on the back of the pillow. The shower worked fine, but water leaked to the door. The sound insulation is also very poor. You can hear every movement in the old house very clearly. No wonder you have to sign an agreement when you move in. It says that if you don't pay attention to the loud noise three times, you will be evicted. Haha. The service could only be described as superficially polite, but it was also full of embarrassment. When we checked out, the staff asked us stiffly where we were going next and which hotel we were staying in. I asked him what for and he couldn't come back. After the process was completed, he said he was worried that we would lose something... In short, this hotel is only suitable for checking in and taking photos, and the limit is one night. If you don’t have time in your schedule, don’t come! It’s very likely that I can’t eat well, sleep well, and have nowhere to play…

It's much bigger than expected. It's a fairly new hotel. However, I encountered some troubles when I checked in. The power outage occurred twice when I took a shower. I finally changed rooms, but the TV in the new room didn't work. But I also gave a good review for the elephant towel. Hahaha, it's cute. There's a cafe next to it that's super nice. I recommend going in. The restaurants nearby are also very local, suitable for friends who want to travel in depth.

If you love nature, this place is more suitable than the hotels in the city. There is no noise from the airport, no noisy streets, only the leisurely fields, birds singing and flowers blooming. It is more convenient to go to Doi Inthanon and Doi Suthep than to stay in a hotel in the city. It was Christmas and New Year's Eve when I checked in, and it was particularly difficult to find a chartered car to Doi Inthanon. The female boss at the front desk who could speak Chinese (it seemed to be) kept helping me call and find a chartered car driver. She was very patient. I finally found one after searching for a long time, and she also helped me bargain. Thumbs up for the boss. 👍👍👍👍