Ivana stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 01/03/2006 and said,  "The hotel was lovely and the staff fabulous. They were very kind and made us feel very welcome. We had a great time. The room was large and we even had a small balcony. The grounds were absolutely gorgeous. Please note though that this hotel is 8km from town but the hotel issued one way vouchers and even called the taxi for us everyday. Going back to the hotel in the evening it cost us on average 100 Baht. We would definately stay there again."

Mr.Malcolm stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 11/12/2005 and said,  "Information on website misleading as no restaurant. Swimming pool was being maintained and we were not advised about this in advance. However, accommodation lovely and staff very friendly. One free taxi every day into the City was greatly appreciated."

Steen stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 07/14/2005 and said,  "I have never experienced a more devoted and helpfull staff than the ladies on this small hotel. Simply outstanding. And to a certain extend, this makes up for some inconveniences due to the remote location and lacking facilities of this hotel. The room is very large and tastefully decorated, and there is a calm ambience to hotel and setting. BUT you have no restaurant, no shops nearby, a dull pool area with no sunbeds, and the hotel is located quite far from the city. If you can live with these things, I am sure you will have a wonderfull stay. The staff here is really exceptional!"

Ashley stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 02/20/2005 and said,  "The hotel was fantastic! The rooms were imaculate and a good size. The swimming pool was huge and always quiet. Breakfast was a treat, set in a beautiful garden (the congee was particularly good!) Although the hotel was a way out from the centre, the one free taxi ride into town a day, made up for this. Being outside the centre did mean it was very peaceful. The best thing about Palm Springs is without a doubt the staff! They were wonderful. We liked the staff so much, we returned to the hotel when back in Chiand Mai!"

Ashley stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 02/20/2005 and said,  "This is our favourite hotel in Thailand! The hotel itself was wonderful and well kept. The balcony style walk ways gave lovely views of the tropical garden; it was nice to see flowers everywhere. The rooms were large and beautifully decorated, each with its own balcony. The swimming pool was surrounded by palm trees and not overlooked. We had the pool to ourselves most days. Breakfast was served outside in the tranquil garden. The food itself was delicious and the congee was particularly good. The hotel is quite far out of the centre, but the one free taxi ride per day compensates for this. After a tiring day in town it s nice to come back to such a peaceful setting. The best thing about this hotel was the staff, who were fantastic! Extremely friendly and welcoming. We were so impressed by them, we made a return visit when back in Chiang Mai. From Ashley and Alexis."

Wouter stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 01/23/2005 and said,  "Pro: big rooms, lovely family taking care of you, good rates, nice personal touch. Con: too far from the center (though you get one free taxi ride into town per day), swimmingpool looks a LOT better on the pictures on the site than in reality. Overall we enjoyed it, and the whole family waving us goodbye when leaving was appreciated. Good value for money."

John stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 12/29/2004 and said,  "the hotel is an interesting concept. the rooms are spacious and the hotel seems a bit stuck in time. the clientel are a mixture of Westerners and Thais. it is not a full-service hotel (no sports facility or restaurant); and the breakfast was a bit lacking; however, the service was on the whole very good (we remember fondly the assistance of a Ms. Chang with our various reservations). the hotel can organize tours and the like. please note that the hotel is about 8 km or so from the city center and is perfect if you have your own car. we ended up taking taxis all the time. this makes a good base for various trips."

Mary stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 12/21/2004 and said,  "Lovely hotel in a beautiful garden,with a lovely swimming pool in the adjacent Country Club. Delightful, charming people - so welcoming and attentive to every need. Rooms were comfortable, spacious and well equipped. Lack of restaurant facilities was limiting as there little available nearby. Daily free taxi into town was great help but returning in the evening by tuktuk varied between exhilarating and downright hair-raising and we never came back the same route twice as the hotel location was not well known to the city drivers despite being near the highway and railway.The Hotel arranged for us to have a car, with English speaking driver, from 8am to 5pm for a couple of days at a very reasonable cost and this made visiting tourist attractions around Chiang Mai so easy and accessible."

Gerhard stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 12/06/2004 and said,  "Small but very homey and warm hotel, Clear and very friendly. Good value for money. They compensate the missing restaurant facilities by a dailey taxi drive to the city. Very much recommended"

Matthew stayed at Palm Springs City Resort on 11/16/2004 and said,  "Palm Springs was an idyllic holiday location accesible to the busy parts of Chiang Mai but far away enough to feel really relax. (They also provide one complimentary taxi ride into town). The room was large with a balcony, and was more like an apartment. The gardens and swimming pool were simply stunning. The staff were friendly, courteous and very accomodating. We really din not want to leave!Thoroughly reccomended. "