What is the guest score for Shangri-La Chiang Mai?

Shangri-La Chiang Mai has a guest score of 9.1/10.

Where is Shangri-La Chiang Mai located?

Shangri-La Chiang Mai is located in Chiang Mai, Asia & Middle East. It is a Shangri-La property.

What does Shangri-La Chiang Mai cost per night?

Shangri-La Chiang Mai is in the Tier 1 ($1k-$2k) price range.

Shangri-La Chiang Mai

9.1/10 GUEST SCORE

A luxurious haven embracing Lanna heritage in the heart of Chiang Mai.

BrandShangri-La

DestinationChiang Mai

RegionAsia & Middle East

Price TierTier 1 ($1k-$2k)

SettingUrban

Best ForCultural Explorers, Families, Wellness Seekers

PrivacyMedium

ServiceFull Concierge

ButlerOn-Request

Private PoolNone

Located in the cultural heart of Northern Thailand, Shangri-La Chiang Mai offers a luxurious retreat infused with traditional Lanna heritage. The hotel features 277 spacious rooms and suites, each adorned with Thai-inspired décor and modern amenities. Culinary experiences abound with multiple dining

Key Features

CHI
The Spa
Kad Kafé restaurant
China Kitchen restaurant
large free-form swimming pool
proximity to Night Bazaar
extensive meeting facilities
lush gardens

Dining

Kad Kafé (International Buffet)
China Kitchen (Sichuan)
Dhala Pool Bar (Snacks & Cocktails)
The Lobby Lounge (Afternoon Tea)

Signature Experience

Relaxing by the expansive pool surrounded by tropical gardens after a day exploring Chiang Mai's temples.

Immerse yourself in Northern Thailand's rich culture while enjoying unparalleled luxury and hospitality.

Signature Suite: Presidential Suite

Separate living and dining areas, private balcony with city views, luxurious bathroom with soaking tub

Accolades

Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards 2024

Vibe: Cultural, Tranquil, Authentic

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When to Visit Chiang Mai

Best time: November through February delivers the north's dry cool season — clear blue skies, manageable temperatures around 25°C, and the famous Yi Peng lantern festival in November.

Demand: Peak demand concentrates in the cool dry season November through February. April's Songkran water festival creates a distinct cultural peak. Low season June through October sees humidity and rain but fewer crowds.

Pricing: Yi Peng lantern festival in November commands premium booking far in advance. High season December through January rates are elevated but remain below Bangkok or southern beach destinations.

Insider tip: Doi Inthanon National Park makes an extraordinary day trip from ultra-luxury properties in the city — arrive at dawn for cloud sea views before the day tour buses. Private vehicle hire through hotel concierge is essential.

Avoid: March and April bring smoke season from agricultural burning, seriously degrading air quality. This is Chiang Mai's most overlooked deterrent for health-conscious luxury travellers.