Located by the river, The Maekok River Village Resort offers beautiful accommodation with private patio. It offers stunning views, an outdoor pool and the convenience of a restaurant.
Maekok River Resort is a 1.5-hour drive from Chiang Rai Airport and a 3-hour drive from Chiang Mai Town.
Spacious rooms are air-conditioned and surrounded by tropical gardens. They are equipped with satellite TV, a fridge and a minibar. They all have a private bathroom and seating area.
Maekok Resort provides activities such as trekking, cycling and cooking classes. Massage services are also available.
The Spice Garden Restaurant offers local and European dishes using products from the hotel’s organic farm. Stunning views of the river and valley accompany meals. Coffee can be enjoyed all day at Aod's Bar.
Score from 56 reviews
Exceptional
8.4/10
Rooms: 36
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Address: 333 Moo.4 Ban Huai Nam Yen , Thaton, Mae Ai, Mae Ai 50280 
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What people say
The grounds and location were fantastic. We wanted something right on the river, a bit off the beaten path, but still near some neat things to do, so that was great. The staff were great, the manager or owner is Australian so was very helpful. The breakfast buffet was good. The prices for spa services was good.
Beautiful setting in nature close to the river with lots of plants and trees. Nice rooms and swimming pool.all reviews »
Very nice gardens, pool and premises in general. Nice rooms and
confortable beds.
Great facilities and good food at reasonable prices. A great place to relax!.
Rooms well appointed
Food is awesome
Relaxed atmosphere.
We had a family room, so two connecting rooms. They were both quite run-down and a bit dirty. They put out used (probably washed, but visibly dirty) slippers to use, the shower was awkward and set in stones that looked quite dirty. As in most of Thailand, very hard beds.
Since it was low season there were not many guests.
Sheets on the table in restaurant not clean. Food ok.
Price is on the upper end.
The tours seemed overpriced for small groups.
