Maemai Homestay at Monjam
Getting in and around Chiang Mai is a breeze when staying at Maemai Homestay at Monjam, located right in the heart of the city. Get ready for an adventure with a stay at Maemai Homestay at Monjam. Maemai Homestay at Monjam offers impeccable service and all the essential amenities to travelers. Never be out of touch with your contacts, with free Wi-Fi offered throughout your stay. If you plan to arrive by car, you'll appreciate the homestay's available parking, right on-site. For lazy days and nights, in-room conveniences like daily housekeeping let you make the most of your room. Each guestroom at Maemai Homestay at Monjam is furnished and equipped with handy amenities. Some rooms at Maemai Homestay at Monjam are equipped with air conditioning for your convenience.
Dining and things to do
Nothing starts a morning better than a delicious free breakfast, which you'll always enjoy at Maemai Homestay at Monjam.
Facilities
Languages spoken: Thai
Internet access: Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!, Internet
Things to do, ways to relax: Garden
Cleanliness and safety: Anti-viral cleaning products, Breakfast in room, Breakfast takeaway service, Cashless payment service, First aid kit, Free face masks, Guest rooms seal after sanitization, Hot water linen and laundry washing, Individually-wrapped food options, Physical distancing of at least 1 meter, Room sanitization opt-out available, Rooms sanitized between stays, Safe dining setup, Sanitized kitchen and tableware items, Staff trained in safety protocol
Dining, drinking, and snacking: Alternative meal arrangement, Breakfast [free], Coffee shop, Room service
Services and conveniences: Daily housekeeping, Food delivery, Smoke-free property, Terrace
For the kids: Family room, Kids meal
Access: Non-smoking rooms
Getting around: Car park [free of charge]
Good to Know
Check-in until: 18:00
Number of rooms : 1
Policies
Minimum guest age: All children are welcome.
Extra bed policy: Extra beds are dependent on the room you choose. Please check the individual room capacity for more details.
When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
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.
Local Insider Guide for Maemai Homestay at Monjam
Mae Sa Quarter · 5.3 km (Drive ~12 min) from Wat Pa Dara Phirom
Golden Hour & Heritage
Staying at Maemai Homestay at Monjam puts you 5.3 km (Drive ~12 min) from Wat Pa Dara Phirom. Visit around 7:00 AM or 5:00 PM when warm golden-hour sunlight illuminates the Lanna architecture without crowds.
Everyday Walkability
For everyday essentials, 7-Eleven Mae Rim Intersection is only 12.9 km (Drive ~29 min) from Maemai Homestay at Monjam, while evening strolls to CMU Art Museum Sunday Market (20.6 km · Drive ~46 min) offer an authentic slice of local life.
Nearby Culinary Gem
Don't miss Mon Cham Coffee Hill, located just 11.8 km (Drive ~26 min) from Maemai Homestay at Monjam — a top local favorite for authentic Chiang Mai flavors and specialty coffee.
4-Dimension Stay Profile for Maemai Homestay at Monjam
Tranquility & Rest
4-star property in Mae Sa offering restful sleep and serene surroundings.
Aesthetic & Character
Distinctive architectural character within easy reach of Wat Pa Dara Phirom.
Walkability & Access
Convenient access to 24h essentials and CMU Art Museum Sunday Market from the property.
Dining & Cafe Scene
Surrounded by local northern eateries and specialty coffee including Mon Cham Coffee Hill.
Walking Convenience & Everyday Essentials
Peaceful & Private Retreat — Scenic setting, 12.9 km (Drive ~29 min) to 7-Eleven Mae Rim Intersection
Uncle Kham's 1-Day Neighborhood Route
1-Day Custom Route Starting from Maemai Homestay at Monjam (Mae Sa) — Calculated from real GPS coordinates connecting Wat Pa Dara Phirom, Mon Cham Coffee Hill, and CMU Art Museum Sunday Market
Straight-line distance from the property
Where is Maemai Homestay at Monjam located in Chiang Mai?
Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province, about 23.96 km from the Old City and about 24.09 km from Chiang Mai Airport (CNX)
How much does Maemai Homestay at Monjam cost?
Latest Agoda pricing for 2026-10-27: from ฿1,738 per night. Actual price varies by date and room type — tap "Check Price" for the current rate.
What is Maemai Homestay at Monjam's review score?
8.1 out of 10 (Excellent), based on 64 real guest reviews on Agoda
Does Maemai Homestay at Monjam have WiFi or breakfast?
Free WiFi is included and Some room plans include breakfast (depends on room type)
Smart Neighborhood Radar around Maemai Homestay at Monjam
Top curated landmarks, heritage temples, artisan cafes, and activities with GPS walking guides.
Wat Pa Dara Phirom
Hidden in the forested hills of Mae Rim, this forest monastery was built in honour of Chao Dara Rasami, a Chiang Mai princess and beloved consort of King Rama V. The beautifully maintained teak pavilions, intricate Lanna carvings, and tranquil forest setting make it one of the most atmospheric and least-visited temples in Northern Thailand — an authentic spiritual retreat.
Elephant Jungle Sanctuary
One of Chiang Mai's most ethical elephant experiences, rescuing elephants from illegal logging, street begging, and tourist riding. Visitors walk with elephants through jungle trails, prepare their food, and observe natural herd behaviour — no riding, no shows, no hooks. Multiple half-day and full-day programmes available including overnight stays in the Karen hill tribe village.
Flight of the Gibbon
Southeast Asia's original award-winning zipline adventure, weaving 3 km through the forest canopy at 1,300 metres elevation in Mae Kampong Valley. The course includes 28 platforms, sky bridges, spiral staircases, and observation decks. Gibbon encounters and conservation education are integral to the experience. Consistently rated one of the top eco-adventures in Asia.
Pong Yang Zipline & Jungle Coaster
The most diverse adventure park in Mae Rim combines a high-altitude zipline course with Thailand's most exciting jungle coaster — a gravity-powered stainless-steel rail ride dropping 800 metres through bamboo forest at thrilling speeds with manual braking. ATV tracks, off-road buggies, and a go-kart circuit complete the offering. Suitable for children from age 3 and up.
Mae Sa Elephant Camp
The most established elephant camp in Thailand, operating since 1976 with a serious conservation mission. Home to over 80 elephants, Mae Sa runs a nationally recognised breeding programme and is affiliated with the Thai Elephant Conservation Centre. Offers mahout training, feeding, bathing, and artistically-directed elephant painting demonstrations, along with educational shows.
Maesa Snake Farm
Thailand's most informative snake facility, featuring over 40 species of Thai serpents including deadly cobras, king cobras, and pythons. Daily live shows demonstrate snake handling, venom extraction for antivenin production, and survival skills. Educational exhibits explain Thailand's snake ecology and how to identify dangerous species — essential knowledge for jungle trekkers.
Mae Rim Orchid Farm
A sprawling orchid nursery cultivating over 15,000 varieties of tropical orchids, many endemic to Thailand, under shaded greenhouse tunnels draped in cascading blooms of every conceivable colour. The farm exports premium orchids to markets worldwide. Visitors can browse the nursery, watch propagation techniques, and purchase exotic plants and floral arrangements at wholesale prices.
Tiger Kingdom Mae Rim
Home to over 80 tigers ranging from tiny cubs to magnificent full-grown adults, Tiger Kingdom allows visitors to enter supervised enclosures for a close-up experience. Professional caretakers explain tiger behaviour and the conservation programme. Multiple packages are available based on tiger size. The facility runs a breeding and wildlife education programme.
Mae Sa Valley Scenic Drive
The winding mountain road through Mae Sa Valley (Route 1096) passes a series of panoramic viewpoints overlooking a patchwork of highland orchid farms, tribal villages, and dense jungle. On clear winter mornings a spectacular mist fills the valley floor. Multiple roadside stalls sell fresh-pressed pomelo juice, hill tribe coffee, and local snacks along the 26 km route.