Rachamankha Hotel Reviews

This hotel is excellent! They even upgraded our room on the first day. All the staff were incredibly warm and attentive. There's also a Michelin-starred restaurant in the hotel; the food is delicious and the prices are reasonable.

The hotel is beautiful, but the facilities are terrible. It's really poor value for money. A room costing over 2,000 RMB with these kinds of amenities is just ridiculous!

Avoid this hotel at all costs!!! I would never go back. 1. There's no service at all. Both the front desk and breakfast staff were unwelcoming, never smiled, and quite cold. 2. They have a rule against changing outfits for photos? If you wear more than two outfits, they come over and demand a 3000 RMB photography fee? Girls planning a photoshoot, don't go there! 3. It was dirty. There were geckos in the bathroom; one suddenly appeared in the bathtub while I was showering. The showerhead pressure was incredibly weak! It's an old showerhead, making showering and washing hair very uncomfortable because the water was so low, it took ages to rinse off.

Highly recommended! Lovely stay and time really stand still when you stay here, it's so peaceful and quiet that I can do my yoga and meditation all day long. The staff were wonderful and helpful, breakfast was more than enough for us. Will definitely stay here again in the future!

Great city escape to the well furnished and designed hotel. Bed is super comfyyy and room is very nice.

An absolutely fantastic resort in Chiang Mai! Besides the swimming pool, they also have a library with tons of books and beverages. It's wonderful.

Located in the quiet backstreet even in the middle of old town square. The architecture is traditional local villa style, nice layout in the backyard with tropical greens, the atmosphere is simply decorated with good old days crafts. Local staff are sincere and empathetic which is Thai people’s excellent quality. A perfect hideaway for a relaxing break while experiencing the culture of Chiang Mai.

It’s super nice boutique hotel. Very quiet and peaceful. Superb breakfast. You can get true quality time for resting and relaxing. One thing to complain is that their service people has limited English capability. Sometimes they don’t get what you request for them.

Love it

1. Facilities: The room facilities are quite old. 2. The common areas are very nice. 3. When I checked in, there were mostly Europeans and Americans, and relatively few overseas Chinese. I noticed some discrimination; when the cleaning was done the next day, I saw that almost all other rooms had welcome fruit, and it was the same room type. I didn't receive any. 4. The rooms on the first floor generally had a musty smell.

This is my first review since using Ctrip, and also the first negative review I've given in years of hotel stays. I only felt compelled to share my honest experience after returning home. The only redeeming quality of this hotel was the overall design of the public areas, suitable for taking photos during a short stay. Everything else was extremely disappointing. Cleanliness: We stayed in a room on the second floor. Upon entering, the room felt incredibly damp. The bedding and towels were also noticeably damp. Even more unbearable was the large number of ants and other small insects crawling around on the sink. I didn't take any photos because it was too disgusting. I've never encountered this problem, even in luxury hotels like the Capella in Bali. It's clear the hotel's disinfection and hygiene practices are inadequate. After two nights in this room, my eczema flared up again after returning to Shanghai. Facilities: The air conditioning in the room was very old and lacked a fresh air function, resulting in poor air quality. When we checked out on October 9th, the hot water was broken in the morning, making it impossible to shower, and the hotel offered no explanation. Service: We ate breakfast at the hotel for both days. On October 9th, we went for breakfast around 9 am. After finishing our first course, we waited almost half an hour for our second course, rice noodles. During this time, the waiter didn't enter the restaurant but remained at the entrance. Finally, I couldn't wait any longer and asked how much longer we would have to wait. The waiter panicked and went to ask the kitchen, unsure if they had forgotten to order or if the kitchen had forgotten to prepare it. Anyway, after asking, they quickly brought out two bowls of rice noodles. However, my husband's smoked salmon was never served, even after we finished eating and left. The waiter offered no apology whatsoever. Oh, and by the way, this hotel doesn't provide combs; please bring your own.

The hotel doesn't accept children under 12, so it's relatively quiet. The breakfast was okay, but the hotel service and room interiors were just average and not worth the price.

Environment: The hotel's exterior environment is very good, and the breakfast is also very delicious😋 Service: The service is OK Facilities: The internal facilities are relatively old. We lived on the second floor, and there were ants on the bed🐜. Here comes the point. The room on the second floor where we lived looked very weird, and the paintings hanging inside were not appreciable, and they were very creepy. The dog behind kept barking at night. We stayed for 2 nights. In short, it was very weird. I don't know how to evaluate this room at this price.

This is a local Chiang Mai hotel. It's an 800-meter walk from the bustling Old City area. Children under 12 aren't allowed, and it's very quiet. Check-in was smooth, and the front desk service was excellent. However, all five rooms we stayed in had a stale smell. The rooms were slightly larger than expected, and cleanliness was meticulously done. The à la carte breakfast was perfectly acceptable, though the presentation could be a bit more refined, perhaps due to the chef's skill. However, the appetizer bread was served warm, a welcome change from the cold bread you get at many international hotels. The owner is a true enthusiast of Chinese culture, and displays of blue and white porcelain can be found throughout the hotel. However, from a Chinese perspective, there's a difference between appreciating and truly understanding. Overall, a two-night stay was sufficient to experience the experience. The entire Chiang Mai tourism industry has been severely damaged by the pandemic.