From 5 star Luxury to Backpacking - Accommodation in Chiang MaiOur first accommodation in Chiang Mai was a 4 star hotel close to the famous Night Market and for the evenings of our first week we spent all our time there (the Night Market I mean). What a fabulous place to find a bargain, have dinner at one of the many restaurants, or even just browse! (More about the Night Market and Night Bazaar later).Outside the city, in the foothills you'll find some of the best resorts in Thailand. From health spas to places where you can ride elephants, a huge choice awaits. Hotels in Thaialnd are invariably as luxurious as their western counterparts - indeed some of them exceed their western rivals in excellence of service and cleanliness. Bathrooms are of western design and standard, English language is spoken widely and the staff are attentive and helpful. Hotel work is seen as a highly rated position here in Thailand and even chambermaid positions are easily staffed. And those hotel breakfasts, Wow!Almost every conceivable breakfast dish is on offer, from English bacon and eggs to continental croissants, German sausages, cereals, toast etc. etc. I've known people who stay in a hotel simply because of its breakfasts and I could be one of them! Find your hotel in Chiang Mai hereSince the Royal Flora Ratchaphruek which took place
in Chiang Mai in November 2006, no less than
eight international hotels have been built and opened here. When the
show ended in February 2007, 3,781,624 visitors had passed through its gates.
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