The Four Seasons, Chiang Mai

Stay 

Four Seasons Resort in Chiang Mai, has 98 Pavilions, Pool Villas and One- to Four-Bedroom Residences. All rooms have a luxurious living space with a vaulted ceiling, polished teak floors, and a private outdoor Thai sala (terrace). The Pavilions are housed in two-storey clusters of four while Pool Villas, are free standing and more like a private home.

The Residence Villas, occupying two levels are larger and have 3-4 rooms. There is a 10 sqm hot tub on the sundeck and a private 102 sqm pool. All pavilions, villas and residences feature; down duvets and pillows, thick bathrobes, Wi-Fi, satellite TV, CD/DVD player, mp3/iPod dock, safe, iron and ironing board, minibar, tea and coffee facilities and complimentary daily newspaper.

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at the Four Seasons Resort in Chiang Mai. Children under 18 can share their parents room at no extra cost. There is the complimentary children’s Gecko Club (4-12years) with daily activity programmes. Babysitting service can be arranged, if requested.

Dine 

With three restaurants and two bars there is something for everyone at Four Seasons Chiang Mai. The Sala Mae Rim is the main restaurant renowned for its sumptuous Thai cuisine while the Terraces, designed in Lanna-style architecture, showcases home-style Italian cuisine. The Ratree Bar and Lounge offers a relaxing space during the day, But it is the Elephant Bar, set on a terrace with Thai umbrellas, that is the best place to watch the sun set.

Relax 

The Spa at the Four Seasons Chiang Mai has seven spacious treatment suites offering total privacy for individuals or couples. Each suite offers a variety of facilities, including outdoor showers, herbal steam rooms and outdoor soaking tubs. There is an infinity pool at lower level surrounded by the rice paddy fields and at the upper pool for evening sunsets. Yoga classes are held daily by the resident Yoga teacher to help find inner calm.

Experience 

The highlight of the stay at the Four Seasons Chiang Mai is the visit to the Mae Sa Elephant Camp. You are allowed to interact with the elephants by feeding them bananas. You’ll be surprise to see elephant’s painting skills, as they paint trees, tulips and more. Later, take elephant rides which is a great experience for children. Also, learn how to plant rice and join the farmers as they transplant sprouts from seedbeds to the rice fields. Alternatively, enhance your own culinary skills at The Four Seasons, Chiang Mai Cooking School with Chefs who are world-class masters.