Parc Borough City Resort

Parc Borough City Resort Chiang Mai sits in the Wua Lai area, a five-star property built for travellers who want the airport close and the Old City still within easy reach. It's 1.7 kilometres from Chiang Mai International Airport and 2.2 kilometres from the Old City centre — near enough to both that neither end of a trip feels like a slog. Guests have rated it 9 out of 10 across 1,470 reviews, with cleanliness, service, and value for money all scoring well above the Chiang Mai city average. Uncle Kham has walked this stretch of Wua Lai more times than he can count, and a resort with numbers this consistent tends to earn them the hard way — one satisfied guest at a time.

Getting to Parc Borough City Resort

From Chiang Mai International Airport, it's a short 1.7-kilometre run to the hotel — close enough that jet lag barely has time to set in before you're checking in. The Old City, with its moat and temple clusters, sits 2.2 kilometres away, an easy taxi ride or a walk for anyone who doesn't mind covering ground. Closer still, within a few hundred metres, are a handful of everyday landmarks: O2 Gym is 180 metres off, Tamnak Phra Mae Kuan-Im is 270 metres away, and the Sbun-Nga Textile Museum sits at 310 metres. Ruam Path Chiang Mai Hospital, 350 metres out, is worth knowing about even if you never need it. For sightseeing further afield, Wua Lai Walking Street is 1.51 kilometres away, Wat Chedi Luang 2.09 kilometres, Wat Phra Singh (Gold Temple) 2.18 kilometres, and Tha Phae Gate 2.47 kilometres — all comfortably reachable by a short ride.

Rooms & What to Expect

Four room types are on file here, and the spread runs from honeymoon-sized to genuinely large. The President Suite is the standout — 106 square metres (1,141 square feet) with a pool view and three king beds, roomy enough for an extended family or a group travelling together. The Honeymoon Suite (50 square metres / 538 square feet, one king bed, outdoor view) and the Pool View Suite (52 square metres / 560 square feet, one king bed, pool view) sit at a more typical couple's-stay size. The Deluxe Suite (50 square metres / 538 square feet) offers a choice between one king bed or two single beds, useful for friends or a family splitting a room rather than committing to one configuration. Every room type here starts from a genuinely large base by Chiang Mai standards — none of the four drop below 50 square metres.

Amenities & Facilities

The basics are covered without fuss: free Wi-Fi runs through every room, and a breakfast-included room plan is available for guests who'd rather not think about the first meal of the day. An airport transfer service takes care of the trip in from the runway, useful given how close the hotel already sits to Chiang Mai International. Rooms come with a mini bar and, in most cases, a balcony or terrace — a small thing, but a real one, for anyone who likes their morning coffee somewhere other than a desk.

What's Nearby — Temples, Markets & Local Life

Everyday errands sit close: O2 Gym is 180 metres from the door, Tamnak Phra Mae Kuan-Im 270 metres, and the Sbun-Nga Textile Museum 310 metres — all an easy few minutes on foot. The Old Chiangmai Cultural Center is 380 metres out, a reasonable stop for anyone curious about the city's history without committing to a full afternoon. For temples and landmarks with more weight to them, Wat Chedi Luang is 2.09 kilometres away, Wat Phra Singh (Gold Temple) 2.18 kilometres, and Tha Phae Gate — the Old City's best-known entrance — 2.47 kilometres. Wua Lai Walking Street, 1.51 kilometres from the hotel, is worth timing a visit around if it happens to be running during your stay. Art lovers have Art in Paradise, the 3D art museum, at 2.12 kilometres. None of these are a short stroll after a long flight, but all of them are an easy short taxi ride, close enough that a full day out and back doesn't eat the whole afternoon.

Dining

The hotel's own dining draws from a genuinely wide spread — American, Asian, Continental, and buffet-style options are all on offer, useful for a group with different tastes at the same table. For Thai food specifically, Lalit The Urban serves authentic Thai cuisine on-site, so guests don't have to leave the hotel to eat well. In the evening, Dublin Bar is the spot for a drink — a straightforward, unpretentious option for winding down rather than a full night out.

Other Hotels Nearby

A few other properties on this site sit within a short walk. Duangdren Place is just 0.2 kilometres away, a 4.5-star option rated 8.4/10. Sense of Haiya, also 0.2 kilometres out, is a 4-star property scoring 8.7/10. A little further at 0.3 kilometres, EntireTownhouse 5Mins fromCNX Quiet&PrivateRetreat is a 4-star stay with a strong 9.2/10 score — worth a look for travellers who want more privacy than a standard hotel room offers, without straying from the same stretch of Wua Lai.

Guest Reviews

Across 1,470 reviews, Parc Borough City Resort averages 9 out of 10 — and the category breakdown holds up under a closer look. Service leads at 9.4/10, against a city average of 9 — a real if modest edge in a city where service scores are already high across the board. Cleanliness comes in at 9.3/10 versus a city average of 8.9, and value for money at 9.2/10 against 8.4, a gap wide enough to notice. Facilities score 9.1/10 (city average 8.8), and even location — arguably the hardest category for a hotel outside the Old City walls to win — comes in at 8.9/10, still ahead of the city's 8.1 average. Uncle Kham reads a spread like this as a hotel that's consistent rather than just lucky on a handful of five-star reviews.

Good to Know

Rates here have started as low as 2,018 THB a night, a reasonable figure given the room sizes and the review scores backing it up. The hotel sits 1.7 kilometres from Chiang Mai International Airport and 2.2 kilometres from the Old City centre — close enough to both that guests aren't forced to choose one convenience over the other. A breakfast-included room plan is available for anyone who'd rather have that sorted in advance.

Parc Borough City Resort isn't trying to be the flashiest stay in Chiang Mai — it's trying to be a genuinely comfortable one, close to the airport, close enough to the Old City, and backed by review numbers that hold up category by category. For travellers who want roomy accommodation, real dining options on-site, and a short hop to the sights rather than a stay directly inside the walls, it's a solid, well-reviewed choice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Parc Borough City Resort from Chiang Mai International Airport? It's 1.7 kilometres away, one of the shorter airport runs among hotels on this site.

What's the closest Old City landmark to the hotel? Wat Chedi Luang, at 2.09 kilometres, is the nearest of the major Old City temples.

Does Parc Borough City Resort offer airport transfer? Yes, an airport transfer service is available, along with free Wi-Fi in every room and a breakfast-included room plan option.

Written by Terra Lanna from verified data — star rating, guest review scores, real coordinates and distances, and Agoda's own facility and location data. Master English version; other languages are translated from this.