Hotels with Parking in Mae Salong

Very good view, comfy bed amazing plum welcome drink, many products you can buy from the cafe

A very special accommodation in a spectacular location. The view is next to none.

Highly comfortable bed, good shower, well worth the price

One of the best stay in northern Thailand, great food , great location , great view and the facilities in the resort is just wonderful , clean, friendly staff , love the garden and the good size pool , definitely recommend for any one who visit Doi maesalong!!

Sparkling clean home stay. We enjoy the fresh air here and the lady boss is very friendly. She shared with us the place of interest in Doi Maesalon.

Loved the room. So pretty, spacious and clean. We had a fridge, kettle, tv and a desk. The bathroom is good and the bed is very comfortable. The balcony was so nice - with amazing view. We sat here everyday for hours, just enjoying the mountains and tea plantations. The area is very quite and peaceful. The garden is well taken care of, and has a lot of beautiful flowers. Breakfast was good! You can choose between noodles, fried rice, soup and american breakfast. You also get tea or coffee. The hotel restaurant is also open until 20:00, and the food is great. The locations is good - 10 min walk to 7/11 and a few good restaurants nearby. About 20 min walk to the market. The staff is very friendly and helpful - not so good in english, but they do their best and google translate works perfectly. I recommend.

The views from the room were lovely. Dinner on the balcony is worthwhile.

Very nice apartment in the village of the tea plantation. Authentic village, nice pool!

As my partner and I prepared to leave our unexpected gem of an accommodation, I couldn't help but reflect on how perfectly it had exceeded our low expectations. We had booked a tented camp in a remote corner of northern Thailand's Golden Triangle—the famed tri-border area where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar converge. This region, once notorious as the world's leading supplier of opium and heroin before being overtaken by Afghanistan, now felt worlds away from that dark history. Nestled in what locals might call a "backwoods" spot, our stay turned out to be one of the most relaxing and meaningful experiences of our trip. The accommodation itself was superb: luxurious tents styled in an evocative African safari vibe, complete with spacious interiors, rustic charm, and all the comforts you could want. The surrounding environment was incredibly soothing—lush greenery, misty hills, and a sense of true escape. One day we spent hiking through the nearby trails, soaking in the natural beauty; the next, we rented bikes and pedaled around the area, enjoying the fresh air and gentle exercise. In between, we lounged with books, unwinding completely. Evenings were magical: cozying up by the campfire for outdoor "cinema" screenings of classic Christmas movies, a perfect touch given the cooler northern climate that made the fire feel essential. But the real story—the one that touched us deeply—unfolded right across the road. Much of the fresh vegetables served at our camp came from a nearby facility, and it wasn't until our second day that we understood why the staff gently encouraged us to cross over and visit, even inviting us to interact with the people there. It turned out to be a beautiful home for young girls from dysfunctional families, many of whom faced a high risk of being sold into prostitution—a tragic reality echoed in the lives of their mothers as well.

I was very impressed with this stay as I got best deal as to upgrade to bigger Villa which accommodate 3 people to stay. The Villa was very big and well equipped with things like Android TV, Microwave, Fridge and Cattle. The bed was so comfy and bathroom was so big, nice and clean. The highlight was breakfast which I have to travel just a bit up to the hill to Katiliya Mountain Resort and Spa, the BF was amazing which there is full of food in the buffet line. So that I will come back here again next year.