Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi - Chiang Mai
Exotissimo Travel was established in 1993 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. We are now one of the longest established inbound tour operators in Indochina, Myanmar and Thailand and one of the best known.
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Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi - Chiang Mai
Facilities:
- The Dheva Spa
- Oriental Culinary Academy
- Two outdoor tennis courts
- State-of-the-art Fitness Centre & wellness programmes
- Two large landscaped swimming pools
- Traditional Thai shopping village Kad Dhara
- Jum Sri Hall Library
- Lanna Kids Club
Dining:
Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi offers an excellent range of culinary options, from relaxed poolside meals, to fine Asian and European cuisines
Room Type:
- 54 beautifully appointed Colonial Suites
- 64 two floor private Villas
- 5 palatial Residences with private spa, pools and an entirely secluded series of villas
Complement this hotel with...
Exotissimo’s Thailand Luxury Tented Camp Adventures lets you camp within the mountainous Thai wilderness in the elegant and exclusive custom-built tents at the Four Seasons Tented Camp in Chiang Rai. From there you will participate in smooth canoe trips, rumble through the jungle on an elephant, trek through the varied land, and relax at a spa or a Thai massage.
Discover the wonders of the ancient Lanna Kingdom as you travel on this unique Thailand package tour through the country’s northernmost region that brings you to a wealth of culturally intriguing sites.
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