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MaeSa Valley-Chiang Mai

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Ellen stayed at MaeSa Valley on 07/02/2006 and said,  "A great place in a beautiful environment. The bungalows were fine and proper. At night you can listen to the animals from the terrace of the bungalow. Food was OK and if you like nature and rest this is a great place to stay. "
Sandy stayed at MaeSa Valley on 03/12/2006 and said,  "My second stay @ Maesa Valley. Beautiful resort, very friendly and helpful staff. My daughter simply love the surrounding. We ll definitely be back again!"
Jenny stayed at MaeSa Valley on 12/29/2005 and said,  "We felt the surroundings were beautiful. A complete contrast from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. Certainly a place to relax and enjoy natural beauty. The food was excellent and the staff and owners were so genuine and friendly it was sad to leave. Richard the driver is a definite asset and fun to be with. We shall return."
Jim stayed at MaeSa Valley on 12/26/2005 and said,  "The bungalows are set in beautiful gardens on a hillside.The staff were friendly and helpful. If you want a tranquil holiday to get away from the rat race of city life this is the place to go.. Cooking school on site was fun! Massage at health centre was good."
Nick stayed at MaeSa Valley on 12/23/2005 and said,  "Very Very Quiet .NIce Food and Beautiful gardens. But.. very un- helpfull owners you are at their mercy to go anywhere or do anything and they are very very expensive.The advertised cooking classes and craft village were not available even though it was high season. The owners arranged a local guide to take us around the area for a half day but he couldn t communicate with us and after an hour we were back at the resort and still had to pay the 1000 Baht( to the resort owners) . The thai massage was done by 2 of the room cleaners and though good enough it was about 5 times the price of those in Chaing Mai. All in all a bit of a rip -off."
Nitin stayed at MaeSa Valley on 10/28/2005 and said,  "Just one word brilliant. The place is out of the world. Its a paradise. Highly recommended. Mind you - no T.V, no Room Service, No News Paper, no Telephone in the room, not many people around and this place is outside the city and in the jungle (in a valley) but trust me you will not miss a thing. What you get here is nature at its best. We were their with our 19 month old daughter and she had a great time thanks to the excellent staff their and lot of greenery, flowers, butterfly and open space. The menu is limited but the food offered is great, we had only veg food because of bird flu scare and the Thai veg food is great. Carry some snacks for late night hunger pangs and some good music. Go for it. great place. email me at nitinjaiswal@hotmail.com to see pictures of the resort."
Michael stayed at MaeSa Valley on 07/27/2005 and said,  "Good place. Remote and beautiful but the services that are stated are lacking at our time of visit. Close to elephants and botanical gardens. Great scenery and they worry if you don t tell them you are gone for dinner. A bit moist in the rooms but expected in the mountains. Fantastic swimming pool. "
Helen stayed at MaeSa Valley on 07/24/2005 and said,  "Mae-Sa Valley is a piece of paradise in northern Thailand. I would highly recommend Mae-Sa Valley to anyone wanting to experience the north. The bungalow style accommodation is comfortable and clean inside, with grass roof and authentic Thai-style architecture. All beds have mozzie nets and our deluxe room had an airconditioner that worked well. The bathroom was fine, although the water pressure in the shower was a bit light. The bungalows are scattered amongst the most beautiful, lush gardens, with a waterfall and river running through the middle. The craft village is situated in the rainforest, beside the river. The staff became like family and we wanted them all to come home with us. The cook in the restaurant prepared the most incredible Thai food - perhaps of the best that we experienced in the whole of Thailand. Our whole time at Mae-Sa Valley (4 nights) was wonderful and worked well with our two small children. My 7 year old loved the paper making in the craft village. There is easy access to tours of the hilltribes and elephant riding, and snake shows, etc. I would definitely return to Mae-Sa Valley. The only negative that I would say is that I could not recommend this place to anyone who has a physical disability or is very elderly because there are lots of steps between the bungalows and the restaurant or activity centres. For the average person, however, this is absolutely no problem."
Julie stayed at MaeSa Valley on 11/21/2004 and said,  "Very charming inn with beautiful surroundings. It was a great place to decompress after flying 20+ hours. Basic (I mean BASIC; no phones, internet or TV) but comfortable cottages. Very friendly and helpful service. The food was also wonderful."
Mickie stayed at MaeSa Valley on 11/18/2004 and said,  "We absolutely loved Mae-Sa Valley Resort. The staff is wonderful - friendly and efficient. I am a travel agent near San Francisco and I plan to bring a small group back to Thailand in January or February of next year to attend some of your cooking classes. I only wish we could have stayed longer when we were there in November, 2004. Best wishes for a healthy and peaceful 2005. Mickie Lloyd"

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