Chala Number 6

A truly unforgettable first trip to Chiang Mai, all thanks to Chala Number 6. This was my first time staying at a boutique hotel, and it completely exceeded my expectations. When our driver dropped us by the roadside, I was briefly unsure—there was no typical drop-off area, and the hotel was nestled beside a school. I started worrying if I’d made the right choice, especially with my mom traveling with me. But those doubts vanished the moment the bellboy crossed the street to greet us and carry our bags. From that point on, everything was seamless. Our room was ready before the official check-in time (bonus point right there 🍪). The grounds are beautifully landscaped and incredibly Instagram-worthy. Traditional music plays softly in the background, creating a calming, almost spiritual atmosphere. One of the biggest surprises? Complimentary afternoon tea from 2pm to 4pm. I’m usually not a fan of traditional desserts, but theirs were so thoughtfully curated and visually stunning—some even reminded me of Nyonya kuih from home. Breakfast was simple but included local Thai items. One dish made from sticky rice, coconut milk, and egg wrapped in banana leaves brought back memories for my mom—it tasted just like her childhood. It rained almost every day during our stay, and at night we could hear the sounds of nature—croaking toads and gentle rainfall. My mom said it felt like we had traveled back in time. There’s also a temple right across the road. As someone who’s a little superstitious, I found comfort in that peaceful presence 😅. Location-wise, it couldn’t be better. The Sunday Market literally starts at the hotel’s doorstep, and there’s a 7-Eleven just a 2-minute walk away. A few minutes further is Lila Thai Massage—I didn’t get to try it myself, but I’ve heard nothing but great reviews. Chala Number 6 made this mother-daughter trip so special. I’m truly grateful for the kind service, the thoughtful details, and the peaceful atmosphere. The price? Well worth it. Thank you, Chala Number 6, for taking such good care of us. We’ll remember this stay for a long time. 🙇♀️

Arrived on a Friday and left on Monday. We stayed here because of its close location to Sunday night market. Very convenient location. Like others have said, there is a school right next door so can be quite loud during the day. I was woken up Monday morning at 8am because of talking heard nearby. Maybe it was from the school? The breakfast is okay. Nothing amazing, nothing bad. I couldn't seem to find any Western tea like English breakfast or earl grey in the whole hotel. Pillows and bed were comfortable. AC worked almost too well 😆 bathtub was wide and deep. One downside was the sink had a very high rim. I could barely wash my face. Husband and I are both shorties so others may not have any trouble.

Exceptional, from Entrance the staff greeted warmly and were bery attentive.  My room was divine, beautifully decorated with elements of Northern thai tradition.  Afternoon tea was complimentary and little morsels so tasty.  Every convenience such as hats, umbrellas, loofah etc were on hand. The bed was so comfortable . The greenery made the place lush and the sound of birds and geckos, added to me winding down to relax this trip. It wasn’t loud nor neighbours boisterous. We did have a Buddhist celebration across the way which was vibrant added to the highlight of my stay. Thank you Cheeta and jhia, very accommodating staff members.  I would highly recommend and would visit again

Wawa was wonderful in attitude and service - reflected on the entire experience

This property is right in the center of the town. We were greeted by an amazing helpful staff. Right from the reception to the staff at the pool, bar and restaurant provide an amazing service. The property is well maintained and the rooms are amazing. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the property.

Everything was really good .. the staff is super professional .. the hotel gives you calmness .. the minibar is all free and they renew it everyday ..