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Tamarind Village
Boutique hotel in the heart of the Old City with 41 rooms and 5 suites arranged around flower-filled courtyards, a pool and the Ruen Tamarind restaurant.
At a glance
- Type
- Boutique courtyard hotel
- Area
- Old City, Chiang Mai, Thailand
- Price
- $$$ · Upscale
- Official site
- tamarindvillage.com
Good to know
- Pool
- Restaurant
- Excursions
Why we recommend it
Tamarind Village is a boutique hotel in the heart of Chiang Mai's historic Old City. Its rooms are arranged around a series of flower-filled courtyards, which gives the property the feel of a small village within the walls rather than a conventional hotel block, and the interiors are decorated with simple, elegant touches.
The hotel has 41 guest rooms and 5 suites, a size that keeps it calm and personal. There is a swimming pool, and the restaurant, Ruen Tamarind, serves Thai and international dishes in a stylish setting. The hotel also organises activities and excursions, hosts exhibitions and arranges weddings and celebrations, so it is used to looking after guests who want more than a bed for the night.
The main advantage is the location. Staying inside the moat puts the major Old City temples within walking distance, and you can head out early in the morning to see them before the heat and tour groups arrive, then return to the courtyards and pool in the afternoon. The Night Bazaar is about ten minutes away, and Chiang Mai International Airport is around fifteen minutes by car.
Tamarind Village suits couples, culture-focused travellers and anyone who wants a quiet base in the centre without the formality of a large luxury hotel. It is a sensible choice for a first visit, when being able to walk to temples, cafés and the weekend markets makes a big difference.
Book directly with the hotel's reservations team if you have particular requests, such as a quieter room or help arranging excursions. Check the hotel's notices before you travel, as the pool has had scheduled maintenance periods in the past.
Couples will appreciate the courtyards and pool after a morning of sightseeing, and the restaurant is useful for a relaxed dinner when you do not want to go out. Families should check room types and configurations before booking. Ask the reservations team about any exhibitions or events during your stay, since the hotel hosts them from time to time. Book well ahead for the cool season and for holiday periods, when Old City hotels fill quickly.
Tamarind Village FAQs
Where is Tamarind Village?
In the heart of Chiang Mai's historic Old City.
How many rooms are there?
41 guest rooms and 5 suites.
Is there a pool?
Yes, the hotel has a swimming pool.
What is the restaurant?
Ruen Tamarind, serving Thai and international dishes.
How far is the airport?
About fifteen minutes by car.
How far is the Night Bazaar?
About ten minutes away.
Can the hotel arrange excursions?
Yes, it offers activities and excursions.
How do I contact reservations?
By email at [email protected].