Rachamankha

The resort provides a perfect atmosphere to take advantage of the resort's vast library, which houses a fascinating collection of books in English It also has an outdoor swimming pool. This unique resort recommended for people who love tasteful decoration and masterpiece antiques. ( 09/04 PS)

Designed to resemble Lampang Luang, the renowned Ancient Temple of North Thailand, the resort takes you back a step in time to give you a flavor of historical Thailand

The lobby is situated on the middle of the building with antique furniture and has an airy bright feel to it.

The hotel is located within the old city walls of Chiang Mai, approximately 70 m from the south wall of Wat Phra Singh, one of Chiang Mai's most revered temples. Guests will find the bars of the Riverside area only a 15-minute drive away, and the nearest nightspot is the Mandalay Club, only a 20-minute walk from the hotel. It is 15 minutes away from the Central Airport, where guests will also find the nearest shopping facilities. Mae Sa Elephant Camp is a 40-minute drive away, and it is 1 hour by car to the Doi Pui Hilltribe Village.

This city hotel, built by two of Thailand's most famous designers and architects, is a creation of love and a treasure trove of Lanna art and interior design. It features many Chinese antiquities, and its temple-style architecture can be found in every guest room and throughout the hotel. This design establishment was renovated in 2007 and comprises 18 superior rooms, 4 deluxe and 2 two-bedroom suites. Facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area, a hotel safe, a mini supermarket, a bar, a restaurant and WLAN Internet access. Guests may also take advantage of the room and laundry services (the latter for an additional fee), and there is parking for those arriving by car.

Due to the fact that the hotel is decorated throughout with antiques, children under the age of 12 are not allowed. Guests may check in starting at midday (prior arrangement required for earlier check-in) and must check out by midday. Smoking is only allowed in the outdoor areas and in two of the guest rooms.

The Rachmankha is much more than just a hotel. It is an experience. For the owner, who are two of Thailand's most famous designers and architects, it is a creation of love and a treasury of Lanna art and Chinese antiquities, which can be found in every guest room and throughout the hotel. The combination of Lanna art and interior design, and the temple style architecture has created a haven of peace, the kind that penetrates you and touches you heart. This is an ideal hotel for people in need of rest and relaxation. The design of the hotel is taken from the viharn (chapel) of one of Thailand's most beautiful of temples, Wat Phra That Lampang Luang in Lampang province, which is why the hotel look and feels like a temple. The hotel is planned according to ancient principles of Chinese architecture because the architecture and interior designer want the hotel to reflect the Chinese roots of Thai architecture. The interior design is based on northern Thai Lanna culture, which is a of Chinese, Dai, Laotian, Lua, and Burmese culture. This accounts for why the hotel is full of Chinese antiques and exemplifies the art and architectural features of all of these cultures. Altogether, the hotel is a cultural masterpiece. One of the uppermost aims of creating the Rachamankha was to enable tourists to experience,feel and touch,genuine Lanna culture, even though it will take many years to recoup the enormous cost of construction and decoration. No expense has been spared to create this experience, and indeed, many items of Lanna furniture and many of the decorative pieces of Lanna culture were bought in China, Burma and Lao.

The resort provides a perfect atmosphere to take advantage of the resort's vast library, which houses a fascinating collection of books in English It also has an outdoor swimming pool. This unique resort recommended for people who love tasteful decoration and masterpiece antiques.

If the feel of the resort is Thai, the rooms are very much Chinese in character. Authentic Chinese antiques are fused with contemporary minimalism to give the rooms a peaceful air. Bathrooms are tastefully decorated but only some rooms have a bathtub.

The modern contemporary restaurant offers a choice of Thai and Western cuisine.

The lobby is situated on the middle of the building with antique furniture and has an airy bright feel to it.

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