Anantara Chiang Mai

Overview

This attractive and very modern hotel has been created with lots of wood and glass in a minimalist Asian design and overlooks the Mae Ping River with the Suthep Mountains beyond. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, the Anantara Chiang Mai is the perfect tranquil oasis for couples – yet with all the colour of Chiang Mai just a tuk tuk ride away.

Room Types

The rooms at the Anantara Chiang Mai are elegant and spacious. They all have attractive balconies or terraces with rattan table and chairs plus a large and comfy day bed. Inside there is teakwood or marble tiled floors and a king size bed. In the living area there is a sofa and writing desk, flat screen cable TV, mini bar, bottled water and fresh fruit. The attractive bathroom has a freestanding oval bathtub and dressing gowns, slippers and complimentary toiletries are provided. There is air conditioning and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout.

Deluxe garden view room

With 50m² of beautiful space and lovely views over the hotel gardens, this room is relaxing and perfect for two. Outside on the terrace there is a comfortable day bed for two and rattan chairs and table for simply enjoying the ambience.
Deluxe River view room.

With 50m² of beautiful space and lovely views over the river, this room is relaxing and perfect for two. Outside on the terrace there is a comfortable day bed for two and rattan chairs and table for simply enjoying the ambience.
Kasara garden view suite

This expansive suite (105 m²) is both elegant and attractive. Inside there is a living area and separate bedroom area and the bathroom has both a bathtub and walk in shower. Out on the spacious balcony, there is a rattan table and chairs plus day bed for two. Guests in this suite enjoy access to the Kasara Lounge with butler service there.
Kasara River View Suite

This expansive suite (105 m²) is both elegant and attractive. Inside there is a living area and separate bedroom area and the bathroom has both a bathtub and walk in shower. Out on the spacious balcony, there is a rattan table and chairs plus day bed for two. Guests in this suite enjoy access to the Kasara Lounge with butler service there.

Facilities

Anantara Chiang Mai is attractive and really modern yet with one foot in the region's rich history too as it stands close to the old Colonial House, once home to the British Consulate to Chiang Mai from 1921 onwards and inspiration for some of the hotel's colonial traits such as the Service 1921 Restaurant and the wonderful afternoon tea served in The Restaurant.

The hotel's pool is simply stunning. Long and elegant with a sun terrace with sunbeds in pairs shaded by an umbrella. The hotel's beautiful spa offers timeless healing traditions from the world's richest cultures that have been designed to harmonise the body and mind in an oasis of peace. There are yoga and aerobic classes to enjoy as well as romantic river trips. All the colour and fun of Chiang Mai lies just a short distance away.

Restaurants

There is a wonderful selection of cuisines to enjoy at Anantara Chiang Mai, but if you would rather stay in the privacy of your room, 'room service' is available all day through for drinks, snacks and meals.

With honeymooners in mind, 'Dining by Design' offers the most romantic dining experience. Working with the hotel chefs, you can design your own menu, which will be served in a special location either by the river, in a quiet part of the gardens or on the rooftop deck. The table will be exquisitely laid with shimmering glasses and cutlery and decorated with fresh flowers. Afterwards, there will be the opportunity to offer flowers in the spirit house before releasing a flame-lit lantern into the starry night sky.

The Restaurant

The day begins with a wonderful breakfast buffet with fresh bake temptations and this is followed by lunch and dinner, which can be enjoyed either in the elegant restaurant or out on the riverside deck. The cuisines offered for lunch and dinner are Peruvian and Indian and the Michelin Peruvian Chef calls his menu 'Cocana Peruana' – ' Peruvian Kitchen'. The Indian Chefs showcase their regional fare too with dishes from Mumbai, Calcutta and Kerala.
Service 1921 Restaurant

The Colonial house that stands close to the hotel dates from 1921 when it was first used by the British Consulate to Chiang Mai and this quirky restaurant with its wood panelling and spy hole in the entrance door recreates the colonial period. Guests enjoy a unique culinary journey with Thai, Chinese, Szechuan and Vietnamese dishes. There are Asian inspired cocktails and extensive wine cellar of old and new world wines and the chance to enjoy a Cuban cigar – chosen and prepared by an expert.
The Lobby Lounge

Enjoy afternoon tea or evening cocktails in the Lobby Lounge, which is located in a serene location overlooking the manicured gardens.