Baan Orapin Bed and Breakfast
150 Charoenraj Road, Chiang Mai
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Baan Orapin Bed and Breakfast Chiang Mai

150 Charoenraj Road Chiang Mai, 50000, Thailand

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“Baan Orapin”

georgette-kevin (3 reviews)
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Aug 1, 2011

Beautiful and peaceful. Set in lush gardens, traditional Thai style accomodation. Many choices for breakfast. Gates are locked at night (guests have keys). Comfortable and spotless. Friendly staff.I cannot fault Baan Orapin and have stayed twice now.

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Historical Traveler Reviews Baan Orapin Bed and Breakfast Chiang Mai

Fantasic thai style city retreat

from anonymous

we stayed at the baan orapin in jan for 10 days, and could have stayed for much longer. The accomodation was great as was the location, walking distance to everything! The family that run the baan are also fantastic , very freindly and helpful with everything we could have asked for. English speaking too! Breakfast is included and was wonderful every morning, although I ate more than i normally do!

there are new villas, which look lovely, we stayed in the older ones and they were fine but next time we would request new if possible.

Staying on the river is good as there are lots of restaurants for dinner, and its just a short stroll across a walkbridge into town and the night market where we did most of our shopping. If not interesed in walking there is plently of transport eg taxi , tuk tuk, bus.

Do yourself a favour and experience true thai style on your holiday to chiang mai.

Nice place but noisy

from travel_bu

We found our room at Baan Orapin to be absolutely lovely. It was clean, comfortable and spacious. Our only problem was that there was quite a bit of noise from the street. I would recommend staying here, but be sure to request a room in the newer building behind the main house and away from the road.

Just a great place to stay in Chiang Mai

from Mellman

We have just returned from our trip to Thailand where we spent the first 5 nights at the Baan Orapin in Chiang Mai. This was such a fantastic place to start our holiday. The Baan Orapin was an easy 140 Baht taxi ride from the airport and when we arrived we were greeted by our hosts Opus and Anuchana who quickly showed us to our accomodation in the new we unit at the rear of the complex. The whole complex has such a wonderful relaxed atmosphere, a real Thai feel about it. We had a suite with a living area with couch, bedroom with a great four poster bed with Mosquito nets and bathroom with walk in shower, all very tatsefully decorated in teak. Both the living area and bedroom had remote control airconditioning as well as a ceiling fan, even the balcony had a ceiling fan. I really could not recommend the Baan Orapin more highly. The grounds are lovely with mature tropical foliage, little waterfalls and streams running throughout the property. They serve a breakfast every morning and you have 4 set menus to choose from. The food was acceptable, nothing fancy. the staff were wonderful and very helpful, special mention to Pepsi our gentle waiter. It is an easy walk to the main riverside restaurants...The Good View, Riverside and the Gallery, all great restaurants which served superb Thai cuisine at very very reasonable prices. We even took a dinner cruise boat from the Riverside Restaurant.

The footbridge that crosses the river is only minutes away, and exits at main local market...lots of food, fruits and local wares. It is a short 15 minute walk to the night market and every night we walked there and after hours of shopping, bags of goodies...we had a great 30 minute foot & leg massage for 60 baht...and took a tuk tuk back to the Baan Orapin.

overall...the Baan Orapin and Chiang Mai was everything that we expected and much more. Thank you Opus and Anuchana for making our first visit to Chiang Mai such a wonderful experience

A haven of peace and style!

from anonymous

Baan Orapin is an absolute hidden treasure! Located in a quiet leafy riverside neighbourhood, away from the noise and hustle and bustle of the touristy parts of Chiang Mai, and yet a stone's throw from the centre, it is a haven of peace and tranquility. We stayed in a deluxe room behind the main house in a new (traditional style) building which was just completed in March 2006. The rooms are absolutely impeccable: spacious and comfortable, with a wonderful blend of tradition and luxury, decorated with great style and individuality, using local wood furniture, textiles and decoration, with their own balconies/terraces where you can sit and relax, admiring the garden and orchids. There's also a very friendly, welcoming atmosphere as Baan Orapin is a family-run guesthouse owned by the same family for generations. The owners, Opas and Air are incredibly friendly and helpful. All in all, a fantastic place!

Great Get-Away

from Ebenezer

Stayed at this B & B for four nights. We had our own little unit that was large and charming at the same time. My husband loved the netting over the beds. A/C was great and so was location. You could walk to the night market in 10 minutes and three of the best evening eating places were 5 minutes from your door. We had lunch three days across the street and spent about $10 total for appetizers, main meal and 2 large beers and the food was excellent. The staff at the Orapin was most helpful, lined up golf for my husband and some trekking trips for the rest of us. We left early the last day and they made sure I had my coffee before I headed to the airport even though it was earlier than the scheduled breakfast. My only complaint and it is a small one, was no hair dryer except one for all the rooms, my friend and I had to share one with our husbands running between buildings. i saw them for $1.50 in the market and wished I had bought one and left it there for the next person. Great little place with lots of charm.

Treated very well

from athenstn

This is a good choice in Chiang Mai, it was clean, fairly priced, good location and helpful people. We spend 4 nights here and the only downside was the neighbors barking dog a couple of mornings, we were in a back villa so we were next to the fence (and the dogs). The owner took care of our tour needs, good restaurants were within walking distance, night and Sunday market were 10 minute walk or $1.00 Tok Tok ride.

We would go back.

What a place!!!

from Murph35

This was by far and away the best place we stayed at during our trip around Thailand, and when I mention we stayed in the Oriental in Bangkok, you'll realsie how much we liked this place. Great credit must go to Opas and his staff, who were extremely helpful. The rooms themselves were very tastefully decorated, with hard wood flooring and very clean. The guesthose is located at the Riverside area, close to a number of bars and restaurants. It takes approximately 15 minutes to walk to the centre of town, but it was easy to catch a Tuk Tuk from the area. We would definatly stay here again.

Beautiful Baan Orapin!

from sfslinky

My husband and I stayed for almost a week in mid-November. It was like a secret oasis for us. We had a beautiful one-bedroom teak apartment. The furnishings were so beautiful. The apartment and grounds were so peaceful. It was located on the river, and was convenient to everything including markets and restaurants. Opas and Pepsi were the best hosts. They helped us with everything. All the different breakfasts that we had were delicious. We were very sad to leave and cannot wait to return to Baan Orapin on our next visit!

Wonderful place to stay in Chiang Mai

from thailover

I spent 10 wonderful days at Baan Orapin and loved every second of it. The rooms are lovely and the owners and staff could not be nicer or more helpful. Breakfast is delicious and varied. I have been to Chiang Mai many times and have stayed in many different hotels including the Four Seasons. I've never found a Chiang Mai hotel I wanted to return to until now. The location is excellent but most of all it is the wonderful ambience that makes it so special. The owners and staff go out of their way to make sure you have a wonderful time. I highly recommend Baan Orapin.

Baan Orapin, Lovely Guest House in Chiang Mai

from anonymous

We stayed at Baan Orapin for six nights in January 2006. We stayed three nights in a suite and three in a double. They have recently renovated (December 2005), and the rooms are beautifully furnished with hardwood floors, gorgeous four poster beds and lovely local artisan work throughout. The owners are very polite and helpful and speak excellent English. There is a wide choice for breakfast, ALL of which is delicious. The location was perfect for us, very close to night market and flower market but on the other side of the River Ping on a street with boutiques, art shops and a small spa. It is also close to several excellent riverside restaurants/pubs/etc so you won't have to wonder far for nightime entertainment.

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this B&BBaan Orapin Bed and Breakfast Chiang Mai

Oh the food you can eat...

A travel blog entry by bethere

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If you haven't already noticed, Elizabeth and I agree that the best way to get to know a culture is through their food. After KL, we were both excited to get back into Thailand to discover new delights. Chiang Mai is in the northern part of the country and a nice contrast to the beaches of the south and the craziness of Bangkok.

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White rabbit !

A travel blog entry by donnainspain

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The most suprising site we have seen in Thailand is white rabbits running round the hotel grounds. They are very tame, but having heard about people catching rabies from cats we thought we wouldnt pick them up. A bit of a lazy day with just a little light shopping, just over the river by the footbridge, we are on the quiet side, all the …

Last day in chiang mai

A travel blog entry by donnainspain

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Just a short post as this is our last day we are not intending to do much. Just laze around the pool and have a couple of drinks tonight and an early night. Leaving on the chiang mai to chiang rai air conditioned (I hope) bus tomorrow at about 10am.

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