Rajapruek Place (SHA Extra Plus) in Chiang Mai City

Good price & Nice place.

Free entrance of Rajapruek Park
Free bike inside Rajapruek Park.
Discount 10% for Rajapruek Restaurant.

It's a bit out of town but restaurant not far away. The Royal Gardens are great and you get free entry and bicycle hire with hotel. We walked every morning through the gardens. There are rooms set up for wheelchairs. Our room was just a standard hotel room with coffee making facilities. But bathroom good and bed the usual Thai firm bed, but good for me. There is a famous temple a short but hard walk away.
Best to have own transport as 711 not close.
But we loved it here with those gardens and temple. Staff very good.

This wasn’t our first visit to these magnificent gardens and it certainly won’t be our last. You need to build in several hours if you want to see everything and believe me, there’s much to see. When we visited, the gardens were virtually deserted of visitors apart from an exceptionally noisy tour group ( many of whom didn’t bother wearing masks) who fortunately arrived just ahead of us and were being driven around the gardens having been allowed about 30minutes for the tour! As usual in Thailand, foreigners are charged more than Thais…200 baht with 100 baht for Thais.( it doesn’t matter how long you’ve lived in Thailand, you’re still an alien!). There are huge car parks which were virtually totally deserted when we were there. A helpful map is provided and every 15 minutes or so, the electric buses run on a hop on hop off basis. We chose to walk much of the way although if you’re visiting in the afternoon, the heat may prove too much. They’re is so much to see so don’t rush! The first real showpiece is the orchid house which is simply magnificent. If you want to see orchids at their best then this the place. One thing that is necessary is a fully charged phone/camera battery! There are all sorts of different gardens and areas to visit including the international section where individual gardens of different countries are on display. A given the lack of visitors, one or two seemed a little neglected but overall this section was very good to visit. The Royal Pavilion is well worth visiting and provides excellent views over the park and surrounding areas. It’s a very attractive building which has been well maintained. From there, by bus or on foot, head for the shaded paradise and sky walk and cool down! There are many interesting plants, shrubs and trees. The rose paradise, whilst still interesting was past its best primarily, I suspect, due to a lack of rain but there were still some beautiful specimens on display. Throughout the parks are several cafes some of which were closed and the one we visited, the service was incredibly slow to the extent that my partner has almost finished her drink by the time mine arrived, it was exactly service with a smile either! Several hours later, we arrived back at the entrance/exit, exhausted but so happy with what we had seen. We can’t wait to visit again!

The rooms can add some storage for clothes, and a ironing board and it would be a very cosy stay

Chose this hotel because it was only a few hundred metres from a Funduro MTB meet.
High season prices are 900 - 1000 BAHT. The hotel is new and very nice.
Rooms are lovely, plenty of space and comfortable.
Breakfast can be had at the Royal Project restaurant across the carpark and is good value at 150 BAHT.
Recommended.

Clean, nice, simple and good price hotel. With access to the royal park. You can jog up the hill to the big Buddha from here. It is very quiet now, I was the only customer today.