Na Nirand Romantic Boutique Resort

Welcome to the enchanting “NA NIRAND Romantic Boutique Resort,” a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Chiang Mai. Our resort draws inspiration from the legendary tales and rich history of the Charoenprathet road area, where we are located, creating a truly unique and captivating experience for our guests.

This area holds a special place in Chiang Mai’s history, dating back to the reign of King Rama V when Western influences began to make their way to the East. It was a pivotal location for forestry, and the Forestry Office, which still stands just steps away from our resort, has historical significance as the first Royal Forest Department. A fascinating legend surrounds the giant 100-year-old Rain Tree that gracefully towers over Na Nirand. It is said that this majestic tree was planted by Mr. H. Slade, the inaugural Conservator of Forests during that era. To this day, this magnificent tree stands as a symbol of history and natural beauty, eliciting wonder and awe from our guests.

But that’s not all – Na Nirand is also steeped in tales of true love. One such story revolves around a beautiful young woman descended from the Ruler of Lamphun and a gentleman from Bangkok, the owner of “Baan Thab Phaya.” This historic building still stands in its original location, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the timeless narrative of “Eternal Love.”

At NA NIRAND Romantic Boutique Resort, we offer more than just a place to stay; we provide an experience that combines the allure of history and legends with the warmth, friendliness, and attentive Thai-style service that Thailand is renowned for. Our goal is to create lasting memories for our guests, ensuring that your time with us remains etched in your heart forever.

We invite you to be part of the timeless story of Na Nirand and experience the charm of our romantic boutique resort. Discover the enchantment of history, legends, and heartfelt hospitality that defines our haven in Chiang Mai, leaving you with memories that will truly last for an “eternal” Na Nirand.