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Tamarind Village blends traditional Lanna architecture with modern comforts, creating a serene sanctuary in the center of Chiang Mai’s historic district. Designed around leafy courtyards and shaded by a 200-year-old tamarind tree, the hotel embodies the city’s heritage while offering guests a quiet base for exploring temples, markets, and festivals.

Crafted with inspiration from hill tribe artistry and Northern Thai traditions, every detail reflects cultural authenticity. The property is not only a relaxing retreat but also a gateway to local heritage, with daily cultural programs, curated activities, and a boutique showcasing regional crafts. Its intimate design and connection to Chiang Mai’s history make it a distinctive choice for travelers seeking character and charm.

Room Specifications
Tamarind Village features 41 rooms and 5 suites arranged around flower-filled courtyards. Interiors combine contemporary touches with vibrant hill tribe textiles, polished concrete floors, and handcrafted details. All accommodations include modern bathrooms, air-conditioning, and essential amenities. The design balances comfort with cultural character, offering a boutique experience different from larger city hotels.

Hotel Amenities/Facilities
Guests can dine at Ruen Tamarind, the poolside restaurant serving northern Thai specialties and international favorites. The Village Spa provides a peaceful space for massages, facials, and traditional wellness treatments, while the Tamarind Boutique offers unique regional crafts, jewelry, and home items. Leisure facilities include an outdoor pool, garden courtyards, and small cultural activities onsite. Its location places guests steps away from Chiang Mai’s Sunday Walking Street and historic temples, enriching both relaxation and exploration.

Rooms

Lanna Room
The Lanna Room offers 25 sqm of space on the first or second floor with views of the garden courtyard. Designed in traditional Lanna style, the room includes air-conditioning, WiFi, TV, minibar, electronic safe, tea and coffee facilities, hairdryer, and private bathroom with shower.

Itineraries

Activities in Tamarind Village

Some excursions may require pre-registration or incur additional costs. Please contact our trip planners for more details.

 

Tamarind Village Chiang Mai organizes a rotating schedule of cultural activities designed to share northern Thailand’s craft traditions with guests. Each day highlights a different art form, from umbrella painting to herbal wellness practices, offering hands-on ways to connect with the region’s heritage. Kindly note that the programme is subject to change, and one activity may be substituted for another without prior notice.

 

Monday: Painted Umbrellas
Learn the local art of decorating paper umbrellas, a tradition with roots in nearby Bo-sang Village. Create your own design using vibrant colors and floral or bird motifs for a memorable keepsake.

Tuesday: Banana and Lotus Leaf Folding
Discover how banana leaves are shaped into decorative pieces for celebrations and how lotus petals are folded into delicate forms for temple offerings.

Wednesday: Pandan Leaf Flowers
Explore how pandan leaves are used in daily life and practice folding them into ornamental flowers, often seen as temple offerings or household decorations.

Thursday: Flower Garlands
Try your hand at weaving jasmine and other blossoms into garlands, a craft that plays an important role in Thai hospitality and religious traditions.

Friday: Herbal Compress Making
Work with fragrant local herbs like lemongrass, turmeric, and kaffir lime to prepare a traditional compress, once used for soothing aches and restoring balance.

Saturday: Tung Flag Crafting
Cut and shape colorful paper into decorative flags, a symbol often seen in northern Thai festivals, especially during Songkran, when temple grounds are filled with them.

The Village Walk (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday – 10:00 to 12:00)
Join a guided stroll through nearby lanes to visit temples and historic landmarks around the old city. The walk also includes an opportunity to make merit alongside local residents at a neighborhood temple. Advance registration is required.

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