This Dreamy Mountain Stay With Jacuzzis In Chiang Rai Is The 'Healing' Vacation You Need
Slice of paradise.
By Tamara Jayne — 16 Oct 2023, 02:25 PM
Ever looked at someone's Insta Story of them on holiday and thought to yourself, "Damn I wish I was there right now"?
Well, it's time to make that a reality.
Tucked away in Mae Suai District, about an hour's drive from Chiang Rai's city centre, is a glamping spot offering picturesque views of Mae Chan Valley.
If you're in need of a peaceful getaway close to nature, look no further than Tramont in Chiang Rai, northern Thailand.
Tramont, which welcomed its first guests in 2019, offers a slice of paradise, where you can wake up to stunning mountain views and crisp fresh air
It's the perfect setting for a romantic getaway, family bonding, or a solo retreat for some much-needed self-care.
There are two types of rooms available, with different amenities, such as a comfortable king-sized bed, sofa, air-conditioner, refrigerator, and patio.
One type of room comes with a breathtaking hilly terrain view and a jacuzzi area, while the other is a glamping experience with a bath tub.
Soak in the views while unwinding and enjoying a dip in the jacuzzi or bath tub.
Each room also has its own shower area, with curtains that can open up to the mountainous landscape.
Enjoy your meals on the balcony where you can relax with a cup of fresh coffee in the mornings or indulge in a Thai barbecue/steamboat experience, known as 'moo ka ta', in the evenings as you watch the sun dip into the horizon
There are several activities available nearby, including a sheep farm, which you can visit for a small entry fee.
These are the room prices:
1. Mountain view with jacuzzi fits 1-2 two pax
Monday to Thursday
THB7,900 (RM1,030) per night
Friday to Sunday, and holidays
THB8,400 (RM1,095) per night
2. Glamping with bathtub first 1-2 pax
Monday to Thursday
THB6,000 (RM782) per night
Friday to Sunday, and holidays
THB6,500 (RM848) per night
Tramont is open to guests seasonally. As of 26 May 2023, the space is open to visitors and will continue to welcome guests until 16 March 2024.
