Chiang Rai Golf Hotels & Golf Resorts | Golf Accommodation in Chiang Rai
Just over 100 miles to the north of Chiang Mai, lies the city of Chiang Rai, and customized golf tours can be arranged to incorporate stays in both cities. Originally designated as the capital of the ‘Lanna Kingdom’, this was subsequently transferred to Chiang Mai, and the city’s status declined but not its golf package vacations. Chiang Rai is home to two of the countries finest golf courses in Santiburi and Waterford. For golfing holidays away from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, this provides the ideal setting for great golf and relaxation, and is a great retreat for one of our golf and spa packages. Golf tours in Thailand, particularly its northern region offers a complete authentic Thai adventure. Read more about Golf in Chiang Rai
Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort’s is a once in a lifetime experience and you will discover the charming world of elephants at one of the most leading Elephant Camps in Asia. The Camp is overlooking the hills of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos, and the junction of the Mekong Rivers. Guests can enjoy full experience of commanding their own elephant through a training course or enjoy elephant yoga, dining with the elephants and much more. Read More...
Amid exotic bamboo jungles, where three countries meet, enjoy hours interacting with elephants – training and trekking – the Four Seasons resort has a lot to offer. All the guest rooms are very spacious and have an unique custom made design. The hotel is ideally located in Chiang Rai and does not only service but also tranquility and an unique experience for the whole family. Read More...
Set in the heart of Chiang Rai in northern Thailand, Laluna Hotel and Resort is a family-run property providing the utmost in comfort and relaxation. This charming resort is well served by the local transport systems, being within close proximity to the airport and the bus station. The property is an ideal base from which to explore major tourist attractions such as the Golden Triangle and various temples, many of which are only a short drive away. Read More...
Le Méridien Chiang Rai Resort, Thailand, is a premier resort for golf travelers seeking an exceptional accommodation experience in Chiang Rai. Situated along the tranquil Mae Kok River, this luxurious resort blends contemporary design with natural beauty. Guests are welcomed into spacious, elegantly furnished rooms featuring modern amenities and stunning views. Read More...
Le Patta Hotel is situated in the prime city of Chiang Rai, next to the night bazaar, the clock tower, Saturday walking street and more. This good value for money hotel provides nice and cozy rooms. Further the hotel has an on-site restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center. Read More...
Nak Nakara Hotel is situated in a business area of Chiang Rai, 10 km from Baan Dam Museum. The hotel opened its doors in 2011 and was remodeled in 2012. Wat Mung Muang are within a 20-minute walk of the property. Read More...
Rimkok Resort, on the bank of the Mae Kok River, offers a peaceful haven in natural surroundings. The resort is ideal for those wanting to escape the chaos of the city and experience the untouched nature of northern Thailand. The resort boasts Chiang Rai’s largest outdoor whirlpool and Jacuzzi, and it also features a gigantic outdoor swimming pool overlooking the river and a jogging track that winds its way across the entire resort. Read More...
Riva Vista Riverfront Resort in Chiang Rai is a golfer’s paradise, nestled along the tranquil banks of the Kok River and surrounded by lush, verdant landscapes. This luxurious retreat is designed for those who seek both relaxation and excitement, combining five-star amenities with the natural beauty of Northern Thailand. The resort boasts contemporary architecture infused with traditional Thai charm, offering a variety of spacious accommodations with breathtaking river views and private balconies. Read More...
The 73-room Imperial Golden Triangle Resort is situated above the Mekong and Ruak rivers, providing a spectacular view of the borders of Myanmar, Laos, and Thailand. Located in the center of Chiang Rai, the resort is in Chiang Saen, which is within walking distance to many shopping stores, restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues. Also nearby are tourist attractions like the Opium Museum. Read More...
The Imperial Riverside Resort, Chiang Rai is conveniently located on the banks of the river. The luxurious guest rooms provide views of the river, the outdoor pool, and all have free WIFI Internet. All the well-appointed guest rooms offer stylish furniture, fresh white walls and wooden floors and feature flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Read More...
The Legend Chiang Rai Resort lies along the Mae Kok River, secluded from Chiang Rai Town, just a few minutes from the city center. The Legend of Chiang Rai hotel is a lovely place to stay for golfers. All rooms offer large showers, king size beds, and garden terraces. Read More...
The Riverie by Katathani Chiang Rai is located on the edge of Chiang Rai city, the provincial Northern Thailand capital. With daily flights and only a 1-hour trip from of Bangkok, The Riverie is an excellent property to enjoy golf in Chiang Rai. The hotel is located on an island in the Kok River and offers seclusion amid natural surroundings as well as ready access to the town center and beyond. Read More...
The Wangcome Hotel is located downtown Chiang Rai and offering a quick access to different kind of locations in and around the city centre. The contemporary shops of the International Trade Centre are a short stroll away and also great dining options with various local and international dishes to offer. The guest rooms provides good value for the Chiang Rai golf visitors. Read More...
Wiang Inn is centrally located in Chiang Rai and brings an improving beauty and variety of first category features. At the same time, golfers can enjoy Thailand's northern kindness. The hotel has 260 comfortable rooms designed in an attractive, north stylish design. Read More...
