HOTELS La Lanna - Paradise in Thailand's Ancient Kingdom

La Lanna - Paradise in Thailand's Ancient Kingdom

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Ban Pok Nai Thailand Southeast Asia
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Set amid the verdant hills of Mae On Valley, Chiang Mai, La Lanna resort is a feast for the eyes with its unique villas, huts, and vintage trailers. Located on the outskirts of Chiang Mai, it is deeply connected to northern Thailand's extraordinary nature and is blissfully removed from the crowds.

Taking its name from the historic Lanna Kingdom (between the 13th and 18th centuries) that once flourished here, this boutique property reinterprets traditional Lanna architecture with thoughtful contemporary touches.

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1. "Fly me to the moon" villa

La Lanna - "Fly me to the moon" Villa

"Fly me to the moon" is one of La Lanna's most popular accommodations. Probably because it comes with a bed that can roll out to the terrace with a press of a button on a remote control.

La Lanna - "Fly me to the moon" Villa Bedroom

The resort's seven differently named and styled accommodations, scattered across lush tropical gardens, feature hand-carved teak furnishings and locally woven textiles that add authentic character without descending into cultural cliché.

La Lanna - "Fly me to the moon" Villa Deck With a Jacuzzi

The gently flowing stream of Mae Lai on La Lanna's property brings a fresh breeze of air, making the temperature pleasantly cool all year round.

2. "The nightingale" hut

La Lanna - "The nightingale" Hut
La Lanna - "The nightingale" Hut Interior

Days here develop a gentle rhythm: mornings spent stretching on your deck to the sound of the calming stream; afternoons exploring nearby jungle treks and villages (like the Mae Kampong Village!); evenings sampling northern Thai specialties in the open-air restaurant where chefs make judicious use of herbs grown in the area.

La Lanna - "The nightingale" Hut Terrace with a Hot Tub Overlooking the Stream

The Kangjong restaurant offers a variety of Thai dishes that showcase the region's rich culinary heritage. The on-site coffee shop serves excellent beverages and snacks for lighter fare. Breakfasts are hyped for their quality and variety—khao soi, rice soup sets, grilled meats, various toasts, and fruits.

3. "Aobe" villas

La Lanna - "Aobe" Villas
La Lanna - "Aobe" Villa Bedroom

La Lanna Resort offers free transfer services from Chiang Mai International Airport to the resort, making your stay even more convenient.

La Lanna - "Aobe" Villa Balcony Private Hot Tub

4. "River flows in you" villa

La Lanna - "River flows in you" Villa
La Lanna - "River flows in you" Villa Waterfall Wall
La Lanna - "River flows in you" Villa Bedroom

The large windows frame views of the mist-shrouded rainforest.

La Lanna - "River flows in you" Villa Intimate Outdoor Shower

5. "The path of the wind" villa

La Lanna - "The path of the wind" Villa
La Lanna - "The path of the wind" Villa Exterior
La Lanna - "The path of the wind" Villa Bedroom

6. "Dancing in the moonlight" hut

La Lanna - "Dancing in the moonlight" Hut
La Lanna - "Dancing in the moonlight" Hut Bedroom
La Lanna - "Dancing in the moonlight" Hut Outdoor Cinema

7. "Somewhere only we know" vintage trailer

La Lanna - "Somewhere only we know" Vintage Trailer Accommodation
La Lanna - "Somewhere only we know" Vintage Trailer Cozy, Wooden Interior

You can sleep in a cozy vintage camper van decorated with warm-colored wood, giving it a homey feel. A fence dividing it from the other accommodations provides privacy in an area where you can sit, soak in the hot tub, and rest surrounded by tall trees.

La Lanna - "Somewhere only we know" Terrace with a Hot Tub
La Lanna - "Somewhere only we know" Riverside Camping

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9/5, 50310 Ban Pok Nai, Thailand


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