Flora House Chiang Mai is a boutique stay in the heart of Chiang Mai’s Old Town, offering just six exclusive rooms that blend warm Lanna-inspired charm with modern comforts. Each space is thoughtfully designed with split-level layouts, handcrafted details, and cozy touches to create a private, homelike atmosphere. Please note that our home is a four-story heritage building with no elevator. The stairs are part of its original charm, and in return, the upper floors reward you with extra privacy and lovely views over the Old Town. What makes us truly unique is Rachamaya Retreat, our private in-house spa. Here, you can indulge in soothing massages, rejuvenating facials, and Thai-inspired rituals — all without leaving the property. Staying with us means more than comfort; it’s a complete relaxation experience where home and wellness come together.

As your hosts, we are proud to continue a family legacy of hospitality. Flora House was first opened nearly two decades ago under the name Rachamankha Flora House, warmly welcoming travelers from around the world. Like many small properties, we paused during the pandemic — but now we return with a renewed vision. Reimagined as Flora House Chiang Mai together with Rachamaya Retreat, our private spa, we aim to offer not only a place to stay but also a sanctuary for both body and mind. For us, hosting is not just business — it is about sharing genuine care, Thai hospitality, and a sense of wellness with every guest.” We are here to ensure your stay in Chiang Mai is memorable, restful, and full of authentic experiences.”

Our property is ideally located within walking distance of Chiang Mai’s most iconic attractions, including Wat Phra Singh, Wat Chedi Luang, and the famous Sunday Walking Street market. The neighbourhood is full of charming cafés, authentic restaurants, and hidden temples, giving guests the chance to experience local culture right at their doorstep. Whether you’re here for sightseeing, food, or leisurely exploration, the Old Town location offers the best of Chiang Mai just steps away.”