
Raya Heritage
Chiang Mai — Thailand
- Waterside
- City
- Foodies
- Wellness
- Culture
Restful boutique hotel on the banks of the Ping River in Chiang Mai
Elegant all-suite stay Raya Heritage sits on the banks of the Ping River in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Inspired by the spirit and artistry of the Lanna culture, the hotel features 38 soothing, minimalist suites with handcrafted furniture, textiles, and artefacts that reflect the local heritage and craftsmanship. Each suite has a comfortable outdoor terrace, and some have private pools with direct river views.
Sustainability
How this escape gives back
Climate & conservation
- Eco-friendly measures to avoid disposables and plastics
- Most restaurant ingredients sourced from local - sustainable farms
Community & culture
- Supports the Yuvabhadhana Foundation - Pan Kan and Food 4 Good charities
- Craft workshops led by local artisans
- Design team worked with northern Thai weavers - potters and woodcarvers
Commercial
- Holds a Michelin Key
Details
- PRICE BRACKET
- £££
- Type of property
- Hotel
- No. of rooms
- 38 suites and villas
- Max guests per room
- Suites sleep up to 3 (king bed or twin, plus daybed)
- Facilities
- Restaurant · Bar · Wifi · Pool · Spa · Boutique · Garden · Laundry · Airport transfer
- Activities
- Cooking classes · Cultural workshops · Wellness treatments
- Setting
- Riverside · City
Kids
Children aged 6 and above are welcome
Location
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Guide price · £ <£100 · ££ £100–300 · £££ £300–800 · ££££ £800+ pp / night
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