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Anantara Chiang Mai Resort
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A Consulate, a River and a Very Quiet Modernism
In 1884 the ruler of Chiang Mai, King Inthawichayanon, granted a strip of land on the Ping to the British government; the consulate that opened there in 1921 still stands in the middle of this resort. Around it the late Kerry Hill laid out something deliberately restrained — long horizontals, teak, water, and a courtyard pool that does most of the talking.
The heritage house now holds The Service 1921, a restaurant and bar built on a tongue-in-cheek secret-service conceit, down to the Morse code signage. The rest of the property is calm to the point of hush, which is startling given that the Night Bazaar and Tha Phae Gate are a few minutes away. The resort was formerly The Chedi Chiang Mai.
The 1921 consulate building, restored and set in its own courtyard water
Highlights
- The restored 1921 British Consulate at the centre of the resort
- The Service 1921 — restaurant and bar in the heritage house
- Designed by the late Kerry Hill; formerly The Chedi Chiang Mai
- Rooms and suites facing the Mae Ping River
- Full-service spa, sauna and fitness centre
- Outdoor pool along the riverbank
- Minutes from the Night Bazaar and Tha Phae Gate
Riverside tables along the Mae Ping
Location
Charoen Prathet Road, on the Ping
123 Charoen Prathet Road, Chang Khlan, Mueang, Chiang Mai 50100. The resort sits on the west bank of the Mae Ping, a few minutes' walk from the Night Bazaar and about 15 minutes by car from Chiang Mai International Airport.
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