Charming boutique hotel away from the center of Chiang Mai. Loved the location, tucked away on a quiet, little side street but a five minute tuk-tuk ride to the center of the city. Rooms were spacious, very nicely furnished and the bathrooms large and exquisite. We did have the upgraded room, which are on the ground level and open up directly into the garden/pool, which was lovely. Breakfast was perfectly adequate, and the service was good. Wouldn't give it five stars by international standards, but would return again

My partner and I recently stayed at Purripunn. We original booked a Delux room but got upgraded to a poolside room. I absolutely fell in love with this place. The design of this hotel is totally unique, the Turkish inspired tiles, chandeliers from Shrilanka, the gorgeous entrance. But the most wonderful thing about this charming little hotel was the staff- they couldn't do enough for you. It was like coming home each evening after a day out. Although the hotel is in a little back lane it's close to every thing and the hotel has a complimentary tuktuk to drop you where you want to go, even at 4.30am to take us to the amazing Mung Mia Markets. Even the Doris Day playing in the background was quite endearing. The restaurant is great value and the massages are as you expect in a hotel. All in all it's my new home away from home.

Ive just returned to Australia after nearly one month abroad in Thailand. On our last leg of the trip we visited ChiangMai where I discovered the magical Puripunn baby grand boutique hotel. We loved everything about it. The care, ambience, comfort, food, cocktails, tuk tuk, wonderful happy staff who love to show interest in your stay. I cannot state one negative, it was truly a delight to stay there. We had two delux rooms ground floor. The kids were happy in there own space and we relaxed in our own! The furnishings are so exquisite it's hard not to feel luxurious. A free tuk tuk awaits for trips to the old city or markets near by.
No one would be disappointed staying at this divine hotel - well done Puripunn!