🔄 Updated 22 Jun 2026
Recommended hotels in Night Bazaar (Chang Khlan)
Night Bazaar Inn
A small hotel of around 50 rooms in the middle of Chang Khlan Road; step out the door and you're at the night market within a few paces. It has a Lanna-style restaurant, a pool, and a free airport shuttle. Rooms are plain but clean and good value. Reviews praise the location, though some note street-facing rooms catch market noise in the evening, and the pool has been closed for cleaning at times. Ask for an inner room for more quiet.
Royal Peninsula Hotel Chiangmai
A budget-friendly 4-star between Tha Phae Gate and the Night Bazaar, about a 6-minute walk to the market. Its draw is a reasonably spacious room plus a pool for often under $30 a night. Reviews call it clean, with friendly staff and easy walking access to everything. A good fit for travellers on a budget who still want a pool and somewhere to sit.
Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai
A large hotel on Loi Kroh Road, about a 5-minute walk to the Night Bazaar, with an outdoor pool, sauna, jacuzzi, spa, and several in-house restaurants. It works well for families who want everything in one place. Reviews agree the building and rooms feel somewhat dated, but rooms are spacious and clean, and it's good value next to other 4-stars in the area.
Imm Hotel Thaphae Chiang Mai
A design-led hotel sitting between Tha Phae Gate and the Night Bazaar, about a 5-10 minute walk to the market. Rooms are clean and larger than you'd expect at this price, and staff are courteous. Reviews praise the location for easy access into the old city. Some note the building's tall central atrium with rooms around it looks unusual, and breakfast choices are limited.
Meliá Chiang Mai
A high-rise 5-star on Charoen Prathet Road that opened around 2022, about a 4-5 minute walk to the Night Bazaar. Its strengths are modern rooms, an outdoor pool, a spa, and city and Doi Suthep views from the upper floors. Reviews score the location as high as 9.3 and praise quiet, clean rooms with helpful staff. A good match for travellers who want a new hotel right by the market while keeping calm in the room.
Chiang Mai Marriott Hotel
A 383-room 5-star on Chang Khlan Road, formerly Le Meridien and now rebranded under Marriott, sitting right in the heart of the market belt; a few minutes' walk from the lift puts you at the Night Bazaar. It has a spa, a pool, and several restaurants. Reviews praise the attentive service and spacious, modern rooms; some say it's pricier than local options and note occasional maintenance issues.
Anantara Chiang Mai Resort
A luxury resort on the Ping River, about 0.7 km (a 10-minute walk) from the Night Bazaar, with a calmer, more private feel than the market side. It has a riverside pool, a spa, and a restaurant ranked among the city's best. It's the priciest pick here, best for travellers who want riverside luxury while still being able to walk to the market, rather than those watching the budget or wanting to be in the thick of the buzz.
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