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rooms | category | season (rates per room, unless noted) |
High Season Nov 01, 2009 - Apr 30, 2010 |
Low Season May 01, 2010 - Oct 31, 2010 |
Deluxe Suite |
3050 THB | 2700 THB |
| The Elephant Suite |
4700 THB | 4700 THB |
| The White Elephant President Suite |
7050 THB | 7050 THB |
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Rates are incl. 10% service charge, incl. 7% VAT, incl. breakfast Rates are subject to availability, terms and conditions.  extra bed surcharge.
(THB 1000) Compulsory Gala Dinner - New Year`s Eve Dec.31,2009 : price - T.B.A. Child Policy Child under 12 years sharing room with parents without extra bed is free of charge (on room only). Compulsory breakfast will be charged 200 Baht/child/day. |
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treasure for hotel aficionados and the traveling cognoscenti alike.
Its British colonial design is complimented by Northern Thai
influences that embrace the present while respecting the past. High
ceilings sit above beautiful towering teak columns traditionally
crafted by Thai tradesman. Each of the luxurious guest rooms is
designed to offer stylish accommodation with an expansive open-plan
living area and an abundance of room to relax and unwind while
glancing over Chiang Mai's Mae Ping River - and all at affordable value for
money pricing.
This stunning boutique hotel offers a choice of 22 Deluxe rooms, 2 Elephant Suites
and 4 White Elephant Suites. The hotel has been designed with a
minimalist fashion with each room providing a living space
reflecting a unique colonial style; the perfect blend of Thai teak
wood and Thai craftsmanship reviving a legacy of distinctiveness. |
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Dining at the
Aruntara Hotel is an experience not to be missed. The cuisine
is outstanding with service to match. Those of you visiting on
business are well catered for. There is a quiet work room for those
who wish to carry on business while away and the superb recreational
facilities allow one to keep fit whilst enjoying the beautiful
surroundings. Located in close proximity to an abundance of cultural
attractions, Aruntara is Chiang Mai's finest boutique escape. |
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Set along the tranquil
Mae Ping River bank in central Chiang Mai, Aruntara
is a lavish boutique hotel offering 22 Deluxe rooms, 2 Elephant
Suites and 4 majestic White Elephant Suites. Minimalist in design,
each of the hotels rooms has its own unique color scheme which stems
from the four elements of early Buddhism - Earth (brown), Wind
(white), Fire (orange) and Water (blue). The walls are brought to
life with the help of large abstract paintings and pieces of art
from up and coming Thai artists. All the accommodation at Aruntara
provides a living space reflecting a unique colonial style; the
perfect blend of Thai teak wood and Thai craftsmanship reviving a
legacy of distinctiveness. However, there is nothing vintage or
antique about the amenities and service Aruntara provides. Each room
contains cozy lounge seating to laze on while viewing a DVD through
the state of the art flat screen TV or while surfing the net via the
wireless broadband internet connection. A large writing desk,
shimmering brass fittings, tiled floors, teak wood furnishings and
marble bathroom tops are just a few of the lavish design extras you
will discover in each of the rooms.
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| :: The White Elephant Suite (86 sq.m)
::All four White
Elephant Suites offer magnificent views over the Mae Ping Rive. The spacious balcony
features a double daybed, while the bathrooms feature a generous
sized bathtub and separate glass walled, dual pressure shower. You
will also discover a large work desk in each room, flat screen TV
and a DVD player. * Two of our White Elephant Suits are located on the second floor, connected by a large private deck and are ideal for a large family looking for a touch more privacy. |
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| :: The Elephant Suite (62 sq.m)
::The two Elephant Suites comprise of a private balcony, spacious
layout with daybed and separate bathtub and shower. These rooms also
come with a large writing desk, flat screen TV and a DVD player. |
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| :: Deluxe Room (40 sq.m)
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Deluxe rooms overlook the beautiful tree filled courtyard and have a
spacious room layout with a freestanding rain shower and separate
toilet. The rooms also come with a writing desk and flat screen TV. |
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Outdoor Function Area
Tea room
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Swimming Pool
Souvenir shop
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Recreation Re-energizing body and mind is the theme of all the activities arranged by the Aruntara and other specialized operators. Chiang Mai is considered by many as a quaint, traditional and somewhat spiritual city, in truth Chiang Mai City has developed into a modern, cosmopolitan and chic mini metropolis, and a smaller but much prettier alternative to Bangkok. With the existence of many temples, of which there are more than 300, this gives the city a genuinely traditional Thai ambiance. There are various activities around Chiang Mai and its neighboring provinces to enjoy such as a trip to Phrathat Doi Suthep temple. The temple is often referred to as Doi Suthep although this is actually the name of the mountain it is located on. The temple is located 15 km from Aruntara and is a must see for all visitors to Chiang Mai. Other interesting activities: Visiting Chiang Mai's Wats (Temples) For those also seeking a rich cultural experience but closer to
town, visits to some of the famous Chiang Mai temples are a must.
Most of the temples are located in the old city, the most
significant are Wat Chiang Man, Wat Pra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang.
You can easily rent a bike or (if it's cool enough) walk to the
majority of these temples. Many people come to Chiang Mai and its neighboring provinces to
go trekking and for good reason, just out of town are a number of
spectacular treks waiting to be experienced. You can go in a group,
hire a private guide or if you like (and have adequate experience)
go completely independently. Hilltribes Close by are accessible hill tribe settlements including Karen, Lisu, Lahu, Shan, Akha, Hmong, Palong and Mien Tribes. Their settlements are scattered all around the huge expanse of the Chiang Mai province. The ambiance within these villages is certainly one of harmony, and they definitely don't seem to be opposed to tourists coming to visit, but do bear in mind that these are real villages with real people, so please give them the respect they deserve and dress accordingly. Before heading off in pursuit of the hill tribes a good place to begin your observation of the different ethnic cultures experienced in this region is by visiting the Tribal Museum Featured are an array of handicrafts made by the tribal people themselves, and general background information regarding their cultures. |
| Aruntara is an elegant retreat offering all the pleasures of hotel living in the heart of a historical city. The hotel is idyllically located on the Mae Ping River bank, just 5 minutes drive from the famous "Night Bazaar" and 5 Kilometers from Chiang Ma International Airport. |
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