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Rachamankha

The hotel Chiang Mai has long deserved

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This 25-room hotel opened in mid-2004 is what Chiang Mai has long deserved. Beautifully designed by the same architect responsible for Tamarind Village, only on a larger budget, Rachamankha's specifications match a famed temple outside Chiang Mai, with Chinese and Zen touches. We glimpsed a suite while we were here, which oozed taste and style. Try to chat with Khun Rooj, the interior designer, who has lovingly decorated the hotel with items ranging from colourful tiles bought in Seville 18 years ago to his mother's crystal glasses. Minor issues here are the bedding which wouldn't be out of place in a three star motel and the service which can be rather haphazard. Nevertheless, Ratchamankha is airy and tranquil, and provides a wonderful retreat from the bustle of the city.

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6 Rachamankha 9, Phra Singh. T: (053) 904 111 F: (053) 904 114
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Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Superior - Double	8,000 THB	8,000 THB
Deluxe- Double	10,000 THB	10,000 THB
Deluxe Suite	22,000 THB	22,000 THB

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Added to Travelfish on: 12th November, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 22nd September, 2007

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