A 3-star boutique hotel in Chiang Mai's Chang Moi district near Warorot Market, with an outdoor pool, restaurant, free WiFi and free private parking.
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Chiang Mai Waroros Boutique Hotel is a 3-star hotel in the lively Chang Moi district, on the east bank of the Ping River just outside Chiang Mai's old city. Warorot Market, one of the city's largest and most colourful bazaars, is about 600 metres away, Wat Ket sits around 500 metres from the door, and Tha Pae Gate is roughly 700 metres to the west. Guests give the property a solid 8.0 overall, with particularly warm marks for its friendly staff (8.7) and cleanliness (8.5).
The hotel is built around an outdoor swimming pool with a sun terrace, and it has its own restaurant serving an American breakfast. Rooms are air-conditioned and come with a flat-screen cable TV, a refrigerator, a seating area and a balcony; the en suite bathrooms have free toiletries and a shower. The 24-hour front desk can help with luggage storage, laundry, a tour desk and bicycle rental.
Free WiFi and free private parking are available, and there is a lift between floors. Chiang Mai International Airport is around 3.6 km away, making arrivals and departures quick. It is a comfortable, well-connected base for exploring the markets and temples of central Chiang Mai.
Chiang Mai Waroros Boutique Hotel offers four room types, all air-conditioned and each opening onto a private balcony. Every room comes with a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a private en suite bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer, plus a seating area, a refrigerator and an electric kettle for simple in-room comforts.
The choice comes down to bed setup and size. The Superior Double or Twin and Superior Twin rooms measure around 20 m², while the Luxury Double and the family-friendly Triple Room are a more generous 24 m². Some rooms look out over the swimming pool, the Triple Room sleeps up to three guests, and the Luxury Double adds extra space for couples who want a little more room to relax.
Chiang Mai Waroros Boutique Hotel combines a central riverside location with the practical comforts of a full-service hotel. An outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace give you somewhere to cool off after a day at the markets, while the on-site restaurant serves an American breakfast. Free WiFi covers the property, there is a lift between floors, and a 24-hour front desk is on hand day and night.
Behind the scenes, daily housekeeping, luggage storage, a tour desk, laundry and dry cleaning, an ironing service and car hire keep a stay running smoothly, and there is an ATM and a minimarket on site. Every room is air-conditioned and has a balcony, a flat-screen cable TV, a refrigerator, a minibar, an electric kettle and a private bathroom with free toiletries. Free private parking is available too.
Chiang Mai Waroros Boutique Hotel stands on Taiwang Road in Chang Moi, on the east bank of the Ping River just outside the moat-enclosed old city. Chiang Mai International Airport is only about 3.6 km away, so a taxi, ride-hailing car or one of the city's shared red songthaews reaches the door in well under fifteen minutes. Chiang Mai Railway Station and the main bus terminal are each roughly 2.2 km to the east, both a quick hop by taxi or songthaew. The hotel offers free private parking if you are driving, and the flat, walkable riverside grid makes it easy to explore on foot once you have dropped your bags. Red songthaews are the cheapest way to cross town, flagged down along the main roads, while metered taxis and apps such as Grab are simple to arrange for the airport run or a rainy afternoon.
The hotel sits in one of Chiang Mai's most atmospheric commercial quarters. Warorot Market, the sprawling day-and-night bazaar known locally as Kad Luang, is a few minutes' walk and packed with fresh food, textiles and northern-Thai snacks. The nearby Ping River is lined with the old teak shophouses of the Wat Ket neighbourhood, home to riverside cafes and small galleries. Tha Pae Gate, the main eastern entrance to the walled old town, is about 700 metres away and leads to the concentration of historic temples inside the moat, including the Three Kings Monument and the City Arts and Cultural Centre. On Saturday and Sunday evenings the famous walking-street markets fill the streets with stalls and street food. The cool, dry months from November to February are generally the most comfortable time to visit, while the smoky burning season in March and April is best avoided.
