Aksara Heritage

“Aksara a beautiful place to relax”

A lovely hotel within the walls of the old city, great location, rooms excellent and facilities great A huge thanks to Pukky whos delightful manner greeted us on our days there

“A Perfect Blend of Elegance, Tradition, and Exceptional Hospitality in Chiang Mai.”

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Aksara Heritage Boutique Hotel, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. This beautiful boutique hotel perfectly captures the charm and elegance of traditional Lanna style while offering every modern comfort. The design is simply stunning — refined, au… more

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Aksara Heritage Boutique Hotel, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. This beautiful boutique hotel perfectly captures the charm and elegance of traditional Lanna style while offering every modern comfort. The design is simply stunning — refined, authentic, and thoughtfully curated in every detail. From the moment we arrived, we were impressed by the warm atmosphere and the impeccable aesthetic of the property. The service was absolutely excellent. The staff were incredibly kind, attentive, and always ready to fulfill any request with a genuine smile. Their hospitality made us feel welcome and cared for throughout our entire stay. Our room was fantastic — spacious, beautifully decorated, and furnished with great taste. Every detail reflected elegance and comfort, creating a relaxing and luxurious environment. The bed was extremely comfortable, and the overall ambiance made it hard to leave the room! Breakfast was another highlight of our stay. The selection was varied and of high quality, with delicious options that catered to different tastes. It was the perfect way to start each day. We will definitely return to this wonderful hotel and to the beautiful city of Chiang Mai, so rich in tradition, culture, and charm. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a stylish and memorable stay in Thailand!

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“Lovely stay in the old town – highly recommended”

Lovely boutique hotel, very clean and peaceful. Excellent breakfast and a beautiful pool. Perfect location in the historic part of Chiang Mai. The staff is very kind and helpful. It’s not a large luxury hotel, but it’s perfect for a relaxing stay. Highly recommended!

“A Beautiful Hotel”

We recently stayed at Aksara Heritage which is in a fantastic location within the Old City, just near Thae Pae Gate, right on the Sunday Night Walking Street Market, and easily accessible for everything in and around the Old City. Such a beautiful, elegantly designed hotel, with extremely comfor… more

We recently stayed at Aksara Heritage which is in a fantastic location within the Old City, just near Thae Pae Gate, right on the Sunday Night Walking Street Market, and easily accessible for everything in and around the Old City. Such a beautiful, elegantly designed hotel, with extremely comfortable rooms, beautiful gardens and a lovely pool. I loved the lighting, the beautiful lanterns used, and the hotel was just gorgeous in the evening all lit up. So, so pretty. Our room was lovely, not huge but spacious enough for us both without feeling crowded. I adore the Lanna-style architecture and very much appreciated the lovely design, and I enjoyed sitting on our small private balcony overlooking the pool to read, admiring Wat Phan On (the neighbouring temple), and loved hearing the monks chanting in the evening. The bed was so comfortable, with lovely linens and fluffy pillows. Our room had everything we needed, the usual amenities plus some snacks which were replenished daily. Housekeeping were marvelous, our room was always spotless and stocked up as needed. The only downside of the room was noise caused by neighbouring guests, as the concrete floors seem to inspire heavy-footed guests to clomp about, which can be quite disturbing during the early hours of the morning. Our room furniture had protective feet to stop it scraping on the floor whilst being moved but this didn’t seem to be in all rooms, and we were often disturbed by noise during the night which affected sleep quality. The pool was lovely, nice and cool, a perfect place to sit, read and relax during the heat of the afternoon with a cocktail in hand. Comfortable sun loungers and lots of towels too. We enjoyed the activities that the staff held by the pool in the afternoon too. A very nice touch. Reception, restaurant, table, pool, and bar service staff were wonderful. So attentive, friendly, and helpful. Breakfast was good, not a huge buffet, but plenty of choice as well as freshly cooked items and a daily special. I very much enjoyed the Thai desserts that were different each day and the fresh fruit. My only criticism is that in a city of fantastic coffee the coffee on offer wasn’t great, so it would be great to see an improvement here. We ate dinner at the hotel on the first night of our stay after a long day of travel, and the food was plentiful and fresh. We sat at the seating area at the front of the hotel and it is a great spot to sit and watch the world go by. One small suggestion would be to get rid of the strange music on loop in that area and replace it with something a little more relaxing. We have visited Chiang Mai a number of times and we love to spend our days and evenings walking around the city, finding new coffee shops (just so many to enjoy!), eat in local restaurants, and just enjoying having no time constraints. The hotel was in the perfect location for us to do this, and a beautiful haven to return to each afternoon/evening. One thing we didn’t like was that as the reception doors are often wide open that many random people just wandered in to the hotel via reception or via the walkway around the side of the building. On two separate occasions whilst we were enjoying the pool we had randoms come in and start taking photos/videos around/including us which made us rather uncomfortable. I did ask one man not to include us in his photos/videos and got a very rude response. I think it would be beneficial for this to be stopped, to protect not only the peace of residents but also for security and privacy. I note that these were not restaurant patrons, just passersby. As mentioned earlier, the staff were delightful, with one unfortunate exception. We sadly found Jimmy to be particularly rude, almost to a point that we felt he went out of his way to be rude to us alone. There were a couple of interactions that we had with him that weren’t pleasant, including when we returned from the Sunday Night Walking Street Market to have him stand in front of us as we were crossing through the packed outside restaurant area on our way up to our room and loudly tell us that the restaurant was full. This was said loud enough that other diners took notice and was a little embarrassing for us, especially as guests, not just potential diners. A very odd interaction, especially as we had already been in residence for some days and had interacted with him several times previously, and very unlike my years of experiencing Thai hospitality. Overall, Aksara Heritage is a lovely, comfortable hotel in a great location and we will definitely consider it for our next visit.

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