We recently stayed at this lovely hotel in Chiang Mai and had a very pleasant time indeed. The Yaang Come Village Hotel is so very beautiful and well maintained, the staff are exceptional and extremely polite and helpful. You will have nothing to do but to simply enjoy the luxury. The swimming pool was fabulous. We were very sad to leave and look forward to our next visit.

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The location, service and style are all superb. Well done Yaang Come!

My husband and I spent our last three nights of our honeymoon at Yanng Come Village and it was fabulous. Really peaceful and quiet place but yet your only a two minuet walk from the night market. The staff were so helpful and polite and we will definietly return.

Gladly recommend Yaang Come - it's beauiful boutique hotel that is in walking distance to the night bazaar in Chiang Mai, and not far for the old city/mote area. The rooms are a good size, with lovely bathrooms and in a nice setting.
There is unsightly construction that lucky for hotel stayers (bad not so lucky for vistas) appears to have stopped work. We stayed at Yaang Come in September 2008, and again this year in April, and heard no noise and the construction had not progressed at all.
The staff are incredibly helpful and accommodating and cannot do enough to help you. It's just generally lovely.
The only slight let down is breakfast which could do with some improvement, but is by no means inedible or horrendous.
It's a great place to stay in Chiang Mai, and although there are cheaper places, this is worth the money if you prefer boutique hotels.
We will return!

Staff were very helpful in booking tours and dinners. Location is convenient to Night Market as well as other stores and services. There's a reasonable spa within a block to the left of the driveway; prices go down even further along the Night Market. Cheap laundry is within a block to the right of the driveway. Mosquitoes were annoying, but I've found that to be true everywhere in Thailand except in the hermetically sealed high-rise hotels. Breakfast buffet was so-so. The buffet wasn't present our first two days due to very few guests, but they did offer us anything on the breakfast menu.

Deluxe rooms were large, with the bathroom particularly spacious. Everything was clean. Nice fresh fruit and water provided, and mini-bar prices were reasonable. The place felt like a retreat from the busy city, but I wouldn't call it luxurious. It was beautiful but simple.