Advertised as the Hotel with a Difference. The owners greet each individual guest to assure them of a very personal service. Golden Cupids aims at giving all guests help or advice to enable them to maximise their holiday enjoyment. Whether guests wish to simply relax in the beautiful gardens, take an Elephant Safari, plan an action packed holiday or retire for the warm winter, Golden Cupids management promise a friendly and efficient service. The Watergarden Restaurant specialises in Thai Banquet Dinners, also offers English, French and Italian cuisines - special meat free and vegetarian diets can be catered and all cooking is chemical and M.S.G free. Thai cooking lessons are available to hotel guests.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Television with Cable
Room Information
Luxury Suite
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Luxury suite with one king bed and one queen bed, furnishings are all teak made by local craftsmen, fully tiled bathroom with twin wash basins, bath, shower and bidet, balcony or patio, air conditioning, coffee maker, handicap faclities available, mini bar, laundry service available, refrigerator, seating area with table, color cable TV with five premium channels and two movie channels, direct dial telephone, vanity, PC Point, dressing table, balcony furniture. Non-smoking rooms, alarm clock, hairdryer, iron and board available by request. 55 sqare meters. Sleeps 4. Garden, poolside or mountain view. Complimentary buffet/ continental breakfast, outdoor parking, coffee/tea. Complimentary VIP limousine voucher - airport to hotel - for four or more night bookings.
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Miscellaneous Information
Thai Baht is the native currency.
Check in time is 11AM
Check out time is 11AM
Time Zone is GMT +7
Opened in 2003
11 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
Drive 4 miles east on 1317 bypass - turn northwest onto Ring Road 1141 for 4 miles. Turn north -right- onto 1001 for 4 miles. Turn right at Esso Garage for 1/2 mile to Temple -Wat Sinakaron-. Turn right 200 yards at hotel entrance.
Leave the city by Tha Phae Gate and drive 2 miles east - turn onto number 11. Highway for 5 miles, turn north -right- on 1001 for 4 miles. Turn right at Esso Garage for 1/2 mile mile to Temple -Wat Sinakaron-. Turn right 200 yards to hotel entrance.
Half mile off route 1001 -Chiang Mai to make to MaeJoe Road. At MaeJoe Village near Temple -Wat Sinakaron- for 8 miles north of Chiang Mai city centre and 12 miles from Chiange Mai Intl Airport -CNX-.
Chiang Mai Intl Airport (CNX)
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a two night deposit by valid credit card with expiry date at time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Must cancel 30 days prior to arrival to avoid a one night cancel and/ or no show charge. During 20Dec-20Jan, must cancel 30 days prior to arrival to avoid a two night cancel and/ or no show charge.
Restaurant Information
Water Garden Restaurant
* Thai, English, French and Italian fare * Open 6am-10pm * On-Site
Hofbrauhaus
* German fare * Open 7pm-11pm * Off-Site
Arabia
* Indian fare * Open 7pm-11pm * Off-Site
Kitamond
* Japanese fare * Open 6pm-11pm * Off-Site
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Conference Rooms
* One Meeting room * Room capacity ranges from 20-100 people * Total Meeting room space measures 180 square meters * Contact property directly for further details
* Childrens Playground * Fishing * Golf Course * Health Club * Elephant and Buffalo riding * Sauna/Steam Room open 8am-8pm * Spa services available 8am-8pm
Attractions Located Nearby
* Doi Suthep - 10 miles e * Walled City/ Night Market - 8 miles e * Kings Park and Royal Projects - 20 miles se * Hot Springs - 15 miles nw * Elephant Show and Safari - 12 miles s * National Park - 10-30 miles s * Tribal Viullages - 20-10 miles se * Water Rafting - 20 miles se * Burma (Golden Triangle) - 100 miles s * Golfing - 1-20 miles e
Cities Located Nearby
* Chiang Mai - 8 miles w * Chiang Rai - 100 miles n * Lamphun - 25 miles s * Sukothai - 200 miles s * Phisanulok - 250 miles s
Corporations Located Nearby
* Immigration Department - 10 miles ne * Law Courts - 8 miles e * Tourist Police - 10 miles n * Chiang Mai Air Force base - 12 miles n * Chiang Mai Army - 12 miles n * RAMI - 8 miles n * RamII - 3 miles n * MaeJoe University - 1 mile s * Payap Technical - 1 mile n * Payap University - 2 miles n
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