Rachamankha Hotel is located within the old city walls of Chiang Mai, a city with a rich culture and heritage which dates back over 700 years to the Lanna period: Chiang Mais golden age. The hotel has been designed to reflect the architecture of this period; as evident in the thick, lime washed walls and wide tiered roofs. A Chinese influence can be seen in the hotels courtyards, which lead one from the bustling city streets to the privacy, peace and serenity of the guest areas.
Guests of this truly unique hotel can enjoy the aesthetic pleasures of Lanna art and Chinese antiquities which furnish every guest room, and are used extensively throughout the hotel. Rare objects from the owners private collection silverware, weapons, ceramic, Buddha images and laquerware collected from the region are on display in a gallery, located above the restaurant. Rachamankha is the ideal place to stay when exploring Northern Thailands rich culture and heritage. The combination of regional art, interior design flair, and the temple style architecture combine to create a special ambience conducive to rest and relaxation.
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The Rachmankha has 18 Superior rooms, four Deluxe rooms, and 2 two-bedroom Suites. Each guest room at Rachamankha exhibits an individual style, and is furnished with Asian antiques, and modern amenities including satellite television, DVD player and wireless internet connection.
The Superior Rooms are 32 Square metres and are fitted with either double or twin beds. Some have a bathtub and shower, some of the rooms just a shower. The Deluxe Rooms at 40 square metres are spacious and are all fitted with a king size canopy bed.
The 2 Suites are 100 Square metres, and each suite comprises of two bedrooms, with designer en-suite bathrooms, a large lounge and a kitchenette. Suite 24 is located on the ground floor with its own private courtyard garden and Suite 26 occupies a very private space, the whole of the floor above the library and overlooks the garden and the pool to the left.
The Restaurant: Tasteful and unique is the signature of Rachamankha. A new menu was launched in September with the emphasis very much on Asian dining: a delightful and unique medley of Tai-Yai, Lanna, Myanmar and Thai cuisines. The culinary delights throughout the season include Burmese Krua Gung - prawns sauted with fresh coriander, tomato, shallots, ginger and rich chili paste - deep fried fish fillet with saut?ed lemongrass, spring onion, ginger and fresh chili - and Tai-Yai shredded and fried pork mixed into a spicy salad. Also for those who find it difficult to choose, special set menus for one, chefs own selections giving the diner a taste of a variety of dishes from the main menu. A Full wine list and an International menu is also available.
Relaxation in style is assured with Rachamankhas amenities including a library, a massage spa and a 20metre swimming pool, with pool bar, surrounded by shady trees.
Room Rate
1 Person
2 Person
extra person
ABF
Superior Room
1. May - 31. Oct 2008
5,775
6,195
0
yes
1. Nov - 30. Apr 2008 / 2009
7,300
8,000
0
yes
1. May - 31. Oct 2009
6,700
7,200
0
yes
Deluxe Room
1. May - 31. Oct 2008
6,285
7,245
1,700
yes
1. Nov - 30. Apr 2008 / 2009
8,500
9,000
1,700
yes
1. May - 31. Oct 2009
7,900
8,400
1,700
yes
Suite
1. May - 31. Oct 2008
15,750
18,900
1,700
yes
1. Nov - 30. Apr 2008 / 2009
21,600
21,600
1,700
yes
1. May - 31. Oct 2009
17,600
17,600
1,700
yes
Term & Condition
Please note, that the Rachamankha does not accept children, accompanied or otherwise, under the age of 12. The hotel is decorated throughout with object d'art and antiques.
