Hotels near Chiang Mai Airport - CNX, Chiang Mai

People are friendly and easy to find local foods. The different markets are interesting. Transportation by Grab was fantastic. Loved the local markets of white market, Jing Jai Market and Anusara Market. Sadly since stay was short did not travel to see the elephant sanctuary or hiking and play the zip line

Chang Mia has a lot to offer. We have been there several times and always in the old town area which is within the original ancient walls which are (in part) still existing and the original mote has been adapted to fit around the road system. This adds to the beauty that most other Thai towns don't have, Head to the Elephant rescue centres in the mountains but be careful- go to the one that allows the elephants to roam without riding or washing. Seek out the wonderful restaurants tucked into tiny back alleyways and lanes. Shop till you drop in the Sunday Market with THE BEST food behind the Temple

Chiang Mai was the highlight of my trip to Thailand! The food is good and fresh and cheaper than south and also people are so nice and you can see more culture and a nice vibe through the city. I would love to go there again.

We would love to stay longer if not for the flooding in the area. ChiangMai is a very beautiful place, but you need to pick the right time of year to avoid the bad weather. Otherwise, it is great to go explore the city on foot. The city is dotted with beautiful and interesting temples and public places with free access for the general public and foreign visitors. Superb restaurants are everywhere, even by the roadside. From ChiangMai, it is also possible to visit neighboring cities like Lampoon, Lampang, or ChiangRai. If you are in a small group, getting a rental car to drive around could be more convenient and cost effective. Otherwise, you could rent a red passenger minivan.

Its a cool city with everything you could ask for, temples, sightseeing , easy acess and so many lovely coffe places and vegan restaurants. I felt that the night market was a bit too much chaos and too many drunk people but thats just my opinion.

Jazz co-op place/pub we went to the live music was some of the best I’ve heard. Enjoyed going to Annie’s restaurant and coffee places lovely. We were here just after the floods and they were still cleaning up but very resilient people. Also I had a suit and a dress copied - made by Jays Tailors. The riverside restaurants were closed because of the water. Very sad to see people’s livelihoods destroyed but saw the cleanup going on in parts of city close to river. Had a one hour foot massage for 280 baht which transported me to another world wonderful. We walked everywhere within the old town it is possible and didn’t take any transportation during the 4 days spent in Chaing Mai. They are not too pushy with sales and it makes for pleasant experience. Lots of different taste experiences to be had in restaurants and market stalls. In a coffee house I had an orange iced coffee a great idea if you don’t drink milk I shall be using that one at home in the future.