Situated in the vibrant city of Chiang Mai, MiLa Thapae@Chiang Mai Old City is located just 80 metres from the iconic Tha Pae Gate, offering convenient access to one of the city’s most famous landmarks. This accommodation provides guests with an inviting environment featuring an all-day dining cafe and bar, where visitors can relax and enjoy a variety of refreshments any time during the day or night.
The property is ideally positioned within a short distance of several key attractions, including the historic Wat Chiang Man, the oldest temple in Chiang Mai, known for its rich cultural heritage and intricate architecture. Guests will find the location perfect for exploring the charm and history of the old city.
MiLa Thapae@Chiang Mai Old City boasts a 24-hour front desk that ensures assistance is available around the clock, enhancing the convenience and comfort of every guest’s stay. Additionally, the entire property offers free WiFi, allowing guests to stay connected whether for work or leisure.
The accommodation features a range of well-appointed rooms, each including a private bathroom equipped with a bathtub, providing an indulgent way to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Some rooms are further enhanced by the addition of a private balcony, offering guests a personal outdoor space to enjoy the beautiful surroundings and fresh air.
For dining options, guests at MiLa Thapae@Chiang Mai Old City can indulge in an unlimited set menu breakfast that caters to various tastes and preferences, ensuring a satisfying start to every day. The on-site restaurant specializes in authentic Thai cuisine, presenting a delightful experience for food lovers wanting to explore traditional flavors without leaving the hotel.
There is also the convenience of accessing other notable sites such as the Three Kings Monument, which is located 700 metres from the property. The monument honors the three founding kings of Chiang Mai and is a significant cultural symbol, making it a popular spot for visitors.
Travelers arriving by air will appreciate the proximity to Chiang Mai International Airport, situated only 4 kilometres from MiLa Thapae@Chiang Mai Old City, enabling easy transfer to and from the accommodation with minimal hassle.
MiLa Thapae@Chiang Mai Old City location:
Places to visit near the accommodation
Located on Chaiyapoom Road 28, Tumbon Chang Moi, the MiLa Thapae@Chiang Mai Old City offers travelers a prime spot to explore some of the most captivating sights in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Visitors staying in this area find themselves surrounded by a rich cultural heritage and beautiful landmarks that showcase the city’s historical and natural charm.
One of the must-visit nearby locations is the Tha Phae Gate, a well-preserved ancient city gate that serves as a symbol of Chiang Mai. This site is especially popular during festivals and offers a great photo opportunity for tourists. Just a short walk from MiLa Thapae@, visitors can enjoy the vibrant street markets and street performances that bring the area to life.
For those interested in temples, the Wat Chedi Luang is an essential stop. This impressive Buddhist temple features a partially restored chedi (stupa) that dates back to the 14th century. Its intricate architecture and serene atmosphere attract both locals and tourists alike. Another significant temple nearby is Wat Phra Singh, which houses important religious artifacts and stunning Lanna-style murals.
Nature lovers can explore the Buak Hard Public Park, a peaceful green space perfect for relaxation, jogging, or picnicking. It lies just minutes from the old city, providing a refreshing break from the urban bustle. The park also features a small lake and beautiful gardens that change with the seasons.
Chiang Mai’s old city area also hosts several museums and cultural centers that offer deeper insights into the local history and traditions:
- Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center – highlighting the city’s historical development and cultural heritage.
- Lanna Folklife Museum – showcasing traditional handicrafts and lifestyle from Northern Thailand.
- The Chiang Mai National Museum – providing a broader view of regional history and archaeology.
Food enthusiasts will appreciate the numerous street food stalls and local restaurants dotted around Chaiyapoom Road. Sampling delicacies such as khao soi (a spicy coconut curry noodle soup) and mango sticky rice makes for an authentic culinary adventure. In the evenings, lively night bazaars emerge nearby, offering everything from handmade souvenirs to vibrant performances.
For a cultural experience, the Sunday Walking Street Market is highly recommended. It transforms the old city streets into a bustling marketplace filled with artists, craftspeople, and street vendors, fostering an engaging atmosphere.
