On the tranquil banks of the Ping River, just a few minutes from Chiang Mai, Raya Heritage reveals itself as a rare address, inspired by the simple elegance of Lanna culture.
Sometimes it only takes a few days to feel a profound sense of peace. It’s the kind of feeling that’s imprinted on your body and soul, and that you take with you long after you’ve hit the road again. Nestled in a lush green setting, this confidential boutique hotel is much more than just a place to stay: it’s a true interlude. Here, everything invites you to slow down, to reconnect with what’s essential, in a refined setting subtly rooted in the handicrafts of northern Thailand.
A modern take on the Lanna spirit
The Raya Heritage is unlike any other hotel. Conceived as an ode to the traditional art of living, it offers a contemporary interpretation of Lanna style, focusing on sober lines, natural materials and hand-crafted objects. Unique furniture, naturally dyed textiles, ceramics, baskets, carved wood: each element tells a story, the story of villages in northern Thailand where craftsmanship is still passed down from generation to generation.






The architecture, by Boonlert Hemvijitraphan, plays on lightness: buildings with low landscape impact, volumes open to nature, a soft palette of whites, linen and terracotta. The result is an atmosphere of great serenity, without ever indulging in ostentatious luxury.



Nature-oriented suites
The Raya Heritage boasts 38 spacious suites bathed in natural light, all opening onto lush gardens or the tranquil bends of the Ping River. Each has a balcony or terrace, some with a private pool, and all share the same sense of detail, the discreet luxury that makes all the difference: generous volumes, plush bedding, local incense, herbal-infused water carafes, carefully chosen books… so many little touches that make for a deeply soothing stay.



Three categories make up this intimate collection:
– The Rin Terrace Suites, located on the 2nd floor, seduce with their understated elegance. A large covered terrace invites you to contemplate the gardens, while natural materials and handcrafted objects create a soft, refined atmosphere.
– The Huen Bon Suites, perched under the roofs on the 3rd floor, pay homage to the architecture of ancient Thai houses. High ceilings, subdued lighting, spacious bathrooms with meticulous finishes: a peaceful, warm and inspired refuge.
– The Kraam Pool Suites, located on the first floor, offer a beautiful transition between indoors and outdoors. A large terrace extends the living space, with a private pool at the edge of the garden. A perfect setting to enjoy the slow passage of time.






Refined dining in tune with the seasons
The Khu Khao restaurant, overlooking lush vegetation, offers Thai cuisine inspired by traditional northern recipes, revisited with finesse. The produce is fresh, often from the garden or local producers, and the menu evolves with the seasons. A special mention goes to the breakfasts, served à la carte, which are copious and delicious – a true moment of morning pleasure.



Spa, pool, and the art of gentle living
The Raya Heritage spa offers holistic treatments rooted in the ancestral knowledge of Lanna, with natural ingredients and highly professional practitioners. The bamboo-lined swimming pool invites you to relax, while the vast, verdant garden invites contemplation. The hotel also provides bicycles for exploring the surrounding area, away from the crowds.




An ideal address for recharging your batteries
What makes Raya Heritage so unique is its atmosphere of absolute tranquility. Just 20 minutes from the bustling center of Chiang Mai, you’ll feel like you’re in a world apart – between nature, culture and the art of living. It’s the perfect place to rest for a few days during a trip to Thailand, whether as a couple or solo, to slow down and savor the moment.




We like to recommend places with soul. Hotels where the welcome is sincere, the design meaningful, and the surroundings conducive to wonder. The Raya Heritage ticks all the boxes. And so much more.
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