Lazula Resort Chiangmai is a resort well out toward Chiang Mai's hot springs country, a hotel property scoring an excellent 9.3 out of 10 from 23 reviews, one of the higher scores across this entire batch of properties. Uncle Kham would call this one for travellers already planning a hot springs day trip who'd rather stay close than drive back and forth, trading a day of travel time for a proper soak and an unhurried evening instead.
Getting to Lazula Resort Chiangmai
The resort sits 33.9 km from the Old City centre and 36.8 km from Chiang Mai International Airport — a proper drive out toward the hills. Free Wi-Fi is available, along with a breakfast-included room plan. At an indicative nightly rate of 4,546 THB, it's fairly priced for a resort this far from the city with this much scenic variety on offer, and worth the drive for guests who've already covered the Old City on an earlier part of their trip.
Rooms & What to Expect
Four separate room types are on file here, each with its own genuinely distinct outlook. The Creek Luxury Room, 1 King, Non Smoking, is 65 square meters/700 square feet with a king bed and a river view. The Garden Chalet King matches that same 65 square meters/700 square feet, with a king bed and a garden view. The Front Roll Villas offer a king bed with a mountain view. And the Villa, simply named, keeps to a king bed. Between river, garden, and mountain outlooks, this is a resort that genuinely varies its rooms by scenery rather than just by size.
Amenities & Facilities
Guests specifically flag free Wi-Fi in every room and daily housekeeping among what they appreciate most about staying here — a straightforward, dependable list rather than an overloaded one. For a resort this far from the city, Uncle Kham would say reliable basics matter more than an extensive facilities list guests might not have time to properly use anyway between waterfall trips and hot springs visits.
What's Nearby — Temples, Markets & Local Life
The city's major sights sit a genuine distance away — Chiang Mai Night Bazaar at 32.63 km, Art in Paradise at 32.99 km, Tha Phae Gate at 33.25 km, Wat Chedi Luang at 33.97 km, and Wua Lai Walking Street at 34.03 km. What's close is a very different Chiang Mai: Saiton Resort at 2.89 km, and Sankampaeng Hot Springs — one of the region's best-known natural hot spring parks, popular with both locals and visitors — just 3.17 km away. Mon Teen Tok Camping Resort follows at 3.39 km, with Union 6 Reservoir at 3.82 km and Tard Muey Waterfall at 5.07 km rounding out a genuinely nature-focused neighbourhood built around water, forest, and hillside rather than temples or markets.
Dining
No on-site restaurant is confirmed, though the breakfast-included plan handles mornings. For other meals, this is a stay best paired with day trips to the hot springs area, which has its own local food options nearby worth exploring on the way there or back.
Other Hotels Nearby
Tharnthong Lodges sits just 1.0 km away, a 4-star property scoring 8.8 out of 10. The Stream House at Mae Kampong follows at 3.0 km, a 5-star property scoring 8.3 out of 10 — a homestay covered elsewhere in this same hill country. And The Lai Tiny House - Villa at Mae Kampong, also at 3.0 km, is a 4.5-star property scoring 8.9 out of 10. This whole stretch of hillside clearly supports a genuine, tightly-packed cluster of nature-focused stays, all within a short drive of the very same hot springs and waterfall attractions.
Built Around the Hot Springs Region
Sankampaeng Hot Springs is one of Chiang Mai's more established natural attractions, and Lazula Resort's position just 3.17 km away puts it closer to that specific corner of the province than almost any other property Uncle Kham has covered across this entire batch of thirty. Combined with Tard Muey Waterfall and Union 6 Reservoir both within a few kilometers, this is a resort built for a nature-and-water-focused stretch of the trip rather than temple-hopping.
Guest Reviews
A 9.3 out of 10 from 23 reviews is an excellent score, even with a smaller review count than some other properties in this batch — a genuinely strong, consistent signal from the guests who have stayed, and a rare number this high across every guest who left feedback.
Good to Know
Given the distance from the city and the proximity to Sankampaeng Hot Springs, this is a stay best planned around the hot springs and waterfall attractions rather than the Old City's temples — pack accordingly for a nature-focused few days, with swimwear for the springs and comfortable shoes for the waterfall trails.
Lazula Resort Chiangmai combines real scenic variety across its rooms with a location built around hot springs and waterfalls rather than temples and markets. Uncle Kham would send here anyone wanting a genuinely different side of Chiang Mai province, one built around water and hills rather than the busier city streets.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Lazula Resort Chiangmai from Sankampaeng Hot Springs? Just 3.17 km, an easy trip from the resort, well within a short drive of the property.
Is breakfast included? Yes, along with free Wi-Fi in all rooms.
What views are available? River, garden, and mountain views, depending on the room chosen.
How far is the resort from central Chiang Mai? 33.9 km, a proper drive out toward the hot springs and waterfall country.
How far is the resort from Tard Muey Waterfall? 5.07 km, an easy addition to a hot springs day.
What is the star rating? 5 stars, with a 9.3 out of 10 review score from 23 guest reviews in total.
Is airport transfer needed to reach the resort? No dedicated transfer is confirmed, but the airport sits 36.8 km away, a proper drive by car or taxi.
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 Lazula Resort Chiangmai
ชม.5080, Mae On District, Chiang Mai Province Quarter · 22.4 km (Drive ~50 min) from Wat Doi Saket
Golden Hour & Heritage
Staying at Lazula Resort Chiangmai puts you 22.4 km (Drive ~50 min) from Wat Doi Saket. 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 Warorot Market (Kad Luang) is only 32.4 km (Drive ~72 min) from Lazula Resort Chiangmai, while evening strolls to San Kamphaeng Handicraft Village (24.7 km · Drive ~55 min) offer an authentic slice of local life.
Nearby Culinary Gem
Don't miss Khao Soi Samerjai Fa Ham, located just 31.1 km (Drive ~69 min) from Lazula Resort Chiangmai — a top local favorite for authentic Chiang Mai flavors and specialty coffee.
4-Dimension Stay Profile for Lazula Resort Chiangmai
Tranquility & Rest
5-star property in Chiang Mai offering restful sleep and serene surroundings.
Aesthetic & Character
Distinctive architectural character within easy reach of Wat Doi Saket.
Walkability & Access
Convenient access to 24h essentials and San Kamphaeng Handicraft Village from the property.
Dining & Cafe Scene
Surrounded by local northern eateries and specialty coffee including Khao Soi Samerjai Fa Ham.
Walking Convenience & Everyday Essentials
Peaceful & Private Retreat — Scenic setting, 32.4 km (Drive ~72 min) to 7-Eleven Warorot Market (Kad Luang)
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms
- Internet
- Internet services
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Daily housekeeping
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Non-smoking rooms
Uncle Kham's 1-Day Neighborhood Route
1-Day Custom Route Starting from Lazula Resort Chiangmai (Chiang Mai) — Calculated from real GPS coordinates connecting Wat Doi Saket, Khao Soi Samerjai Fa Ham, and San Kamphaeng Handicraft Village
Scores from guests who booked through Agoda
Distances from the property's Agoda listing
Straight-line distance from the property · Check-in times and policies as stated by the property
Where is Lazula Resort Chiangmai located in Chiang Mai?
ชม.5080, Mae On District, Chiang Mai Province, about 33.87 km from the Old City and about 36.77 km from Chiang Mai Airport (CNX)
How much does Lazula Resort Chiangmai cost?
Latest Agoda pricing for 2026-11-09: from ฿6,232 per night. Actual price varies by date and room type — tap "Check Price" for the current rate.
What is Lazula Resort Chiangmai's review score?
9.4 out of 10 (Exceptional), based on 28 real guest reviews on Agoda
Does Lazula Resort Chiangmai have WiFi or breakfast?
Free WiFi is included
Smart Neighborhood Radar around Lazula Resort Chiangmai
Top curated landmarks, heritage temples, artisan cafes, and activities with GPS walking guides.
Mae Kampong Village
A beautifully preserved Karen and Mien hill tribe village at 1,300 metres in the mountains east of Chiang Mai, famous for its miang (fermented tea leaf) production. The village is threaded by a cool stream with a small waterfall, and the entire community runs a highly regarded homestay programme. One of the most authentic and scenic village experiences accessible from Chiang Mai.
San Kamphaeng Hot Springs
A geological marvel 34 km east of Chiang Mai where natural hot springs reach near-boiling temperatures of up to 98°C. The main geyser erupts to 1 metre height. Visitors relax in therapeutic warm mineral pools (cooled to 37–40°C), cook eggs in the boiling springs, receive traditional Thai massages, and enjoy the outdoor spa with mineral mud baths.
Wat Doi Saket
A graceful temple complex atop a small hill east of Chiang Mai, dominated by a gleaming white chedi with an unusual octagonal base. The 200-step naga stairway ascent is rewarded with expansive views over the Ping River valley. The main viharn contains exceptional Lanna-era murals depicting Jataka stories and scenes of ancient Chiang Mai — some of the finest in the region.
San Kamphaeng Handicraft Village
The main road through San Kamphaeng town is flanked by over 100 specialist craft workshops producing Chiang Mai's signature artisan goods: celadon glazed pottery, hand-woven silk and cotton, lacquerware, teak furniture, and hand-painted fans. Most workshops welcome visitors to watch the full production process and purchase directly from the artisans at significantly lower prices than city shops.
Bo Sang Umbrella Village
The 'Umbrella Village' 9 km east of Chiang Mai has crafted hand-painted paper umbrellas for over 150 years. Entire families work in open-fronted workshops — splitting bamboo, stretching sa (mulberry bark) paper, and painting intricate floral and geometric patterns by hand using natural pigments. Every January, the Bo Sang Umbrella Festival attracts visitors from across Asia.
Promenada Resort Mall
The most architecturally distinctive mall in Chiang Mai, designed as a Mediterranean resort village with open piazzas, fountains, and a rooftop terrace overlooking the Ping River floodplain. Houses international brands, an IMAX cinema, a rooftop ice skating rink (open Nov–Jan), and Rimping Supermarket — the best premium grocery store in northern Thailand for imported and organic products.
KM8 Silverware & Lacquerware Workshops
Located on the San Kamphaeng craft highway at kilometre 8, this cluster of traditional workshops produces hand-hammered silverware and intricate lacquered bamboo containers using techniques unchanged for centuries. Open workshops allow visitors to watch silversmiths at work with mallets and stamps, and to purchase jewellery, decorative bowls, and betel nut boxes at workshop prices.
Chiang Mai Science Museum
An interactive science centre designed for curious minds of all ages, covering seismology (Northern Thailand sits on active fault lines), geology, biology, physics, and traditional Thai medicine. Hands-on exhibits encourage experimentation, and the planetarium dome runs regular astronomy shows in Thai and English. Popular for school trips and family days out.
Ruamchok Market
A sprawling fresh market on the northeastern outskirts beloved by locals and street food enthusiasts. Open from 5 AM until late morning, it serves the best authentic Northern Thai breakfast in the city: Khao Tom rice soup, fried dough sticks (Pa Thong Ko), purple sticky rice with coconut, Miang Kham leaf wraps, and grilled Sai Oua sausage at prices locals actually pay.