Eurana Boutique Hotel

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Facilities

Guest facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, fitness equipments, parking, Eurana Spa and tourist service information.

Breakfast

Our Restaurant serves a variety of both International and Oriental dishes, and the Cocktail bar delivers musical performances.

Coworking Space

Guests can browse the internet at their leisure anytime. Free Wifi is also provided.

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Eurana Boutique Hotel delivers a unique experience, which offers much more than just an accommodation. The atmosphere delivers a full resort experience in the city centre, and is a place where you can feel distinctively different from the surrounding areas.

The hotel is located right in the heart of Chiang Mai City, only a walking distance away from The Sunday Walking Street, fresh markets, cooking schools, boutique shops, significant old temples and many historic cultural attractions.

The name ‘Eurana’ formed as a combination from the two styles of decoration, Contemporary European and Lanna Thai Northern style. The mixture of both identical styles converge not only the varied design elements together, but also the international service standard along with the warmly Lanna welcoming way.

Eurana consists of 3 buildings, 3 floors with 72 rooms. Each room features a cable TV, air conditioning, mini bar, a safety deposit box, bathroom amenities and high- speed internet access free of charge that add to guests’ ease and comfort when staying with us.

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rooms & suites

Premier Family Room

58 sqmMax. 4 guests

From 5500฿ /night

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Premier Triple Room

34 sqmMax. 3 guests

From 2200฿ /night

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Premier Double or Twin Room

27 sqmMax. 2 guests

From 1800฿ /night

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Junior Suite

42 sqmMax. 2 guests

From 1700฿ /night

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Deluxe Room

25 sqmMax. 3 guests

From 1400฿ /night

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Superior Room

20 sqmMax. 2 guests

From 1200฿ /night

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What’s Nearby

Sunday Night Market Walking Street (Thapae Gate)

If you’re looking for the best place to shop in Chiang Mai, The Sunday Walking Street Market is the best opportunity for seeking amazing Thai handicrafts, clothing, shoes, food, handmade soaps, dolls, pillow cases, traditional Lanna art work and more – and all at incredibly cheap prices. Here, you’ll not only find Thai crafts and products which you won’t see anywhere else, but it’s also located in an area full of coffee shops, sidewalk cafes, bars, beautiful Thai temples and more food stalls than you’ve ever seen..

https://www.cktravels.com/best-chiang-mai-night-markets/

Night Bazaar

The Night Bazaar area in Chiang Mai is a popular spot to spend an evening, and from around 6pm the streets around it are bustling with visitors who have come to check out the hundreds of stalls that set up their wares nightly. There is plenty on offer to buy, whether you are looking for traditional crafts from the region or imitation branded products. It is also a great area to have dinner or a drink, with a great variety of Thai and Western Restaurants near the Night Bazaar.

Warorot Market

Situated only 2 minutes walk north from the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar and sitting beside the Ping River, the Warorot Market is a busy hive of daytime activity. Warorot is probably the most well known market in Chiang Mai. You’ll find a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as a huge supply of Chiang Mai specialty snacks and traditional dishes.

Saturday Night Market Walking Street (Wui Lai Market)

The Saturday Market is open every Saturday from 4pm till midnight. Like the Chiang Mai Sunday Market, the road is closed to all vehicular traffic so you can browse the goods on display, bargain with vendors for a good price and wander freely around without traffic worries.

Three Kings Monument

At approximately the centre of the walled city, in the district where the former rulers of Chiang Mai built their palaces stands the monument to the ‘Three Kings’ King Mengrai, the founder of Chiang Mai, King Ramkamhaeng and King Ngam Muang. According to the legend, the three worked together to lay out the city of Chiang Mai. The sculpture has become something of an iconic image representing Chiang Mai. You will see it reproduced in various forms all around the city.

Wat Chedi Luang

One of Chiang Mai’s most important temples is the Wat Chedi Luang located in the ancient walled part of the city. The Wat Chedi Luang, also known as the Jedi Luang and “The temple of the Great Stupa” initially consisted of two more temples named Wat Ho Tham and Wat Sukmin, that were all merged into one.

Wat Phra Singh

(Temple of the Lion Buddha) is an important Buddhist monastery and temple on the west side of Chiang Mai, Thailand. Founded in the 14th century, it houses two medieval Buddha statues.

Nimmanhaemin Road

the coolest, funkiest street in town; Nimman is Chiang Mai’s chicest neighbourhood. Since the mid-00s the kilometer-long road between Huay Kaew and Suthep has attracted trendy coffee shops, natty boutiques, hot and cool night spots and some of the city’s most modern apartments. If you want to be seen – or want to watch people who want to be seen – this is probably the place for you.

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