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Hotels in Nam Dip

Wistfully scrolling through old travel pics. Accidentally liking your ex's post from two years ago. These are signs you need a break stat. Get a great accommodation deal in Nam Dip on lastminute.com.au, even if you've left it to the last minute. It's tricky to stay downtown, but you can crash at one of our 2 hotels located within 10 kilometres of the action.

After a mad day of checking out the sights, jump into a cosy bed at Chiangmai Inthanon Golf and Natural Resort and De Aerng Boutique. These are a few of the closest hotels to the main area.

You might also like to check out the rooms at the Marndadee Heritage River Village or the Narittaya Resort and Spa. The Marndadee Heritage River Village is 30 kilometres away from the centre of Nam Dip, and the Narittaya Resort and Spa is 30 kilometres away. Further alternatives include the Baan Suan Him Doi, 30 kilometres away, and the Kaomai Lanna Resort, 14 kilometres away.

Attractions and Hotels Near Nam Dip

But don't just limit your travels to Nam Dip. Take some extra time to experience some of the spectacular attractions and activities that the wider Chiang Mai region offers. Ruins are a few sights that should be on your must-do list. If landscapes are more your thang, make a date with Mother Nature and visit the area's rural landscapes and forests. Looking for more? Common pastimes in this particular part of Thailand include mountain biking, so don't be scared to have a crack!

Chiang Mai Province is another place to chill out in your fluffy gown. It's where you'll find the Baan Jang Nak Musuem and Wat Si Bua Ngern, and it's 40 kilometres to the northeast of the heart of Nam Dip. Chiang Mai Province accommodations include The Dhara Dhevi Chiang Mai and 137 Pillars House.

After sleeping upright all night, a warm cosy bed at the Rachamankha will feel like a dream! If that's chockers, check out the Singha Montra Lanna Boutique Style Hotel. Both are super close to Chiang Mai International Airport, which is 40 kilometres from Nam Dip's centre.