Rachamankha
Heritage homage, contemporary courtyards
Inside the Old City
Built around a series of characterful courtyards, gorgeous boutique hotel Rachamankha's well-proportioned design emulates Chiang Mai’s ancient heritage by creating a private compound. Once inside, the decor is a sublime mix of white walls, raw silks, stripped floors and an enviable collection of Asian art and antiquities.
Food & Drink
Top Table
One outside in the pretty courtyard.
Dress Code
Smart but pared down – it’s a city hotel not a beach resort.
Hotel Restaurant
The elegant Rachamankha dining room is the only part of the hotel open to non-guests. Small and intimate with white linen-covered tables, Ming-style porcelain, Lanna-period antiquities and heavy silverware, it serves northern Thai and European food. Top tips are the deliciously fragrant Tai-Yai prawn soup and earthy lamb masala stir-fry.
Hotel Bar
Rachamankha’s bar, beside the restaurant, is a charming spot for a pre-dinner cocktail or a cup of the best coffee in town.
Last Orders
Last orders are at 9.30pm and the restaurant closes at 10pm; the bar also sees action until 10pm.
Room Service
Light snacks and drinks are served from 6.30am–10pm.
