Na Nirand Resort

Designed in 3 types of the Romantic Lanna Deluxe style and adorned with local handicrafts filled with charm and local distinctiveness, such as headboards and guestroom ornaments decorated with unique Lanna handwoven cloth. Murals reflect local art, with flowing cloud patterns applied to modern furnishings for an interesting and unique feel, and in some areas, floors decorated with vintage colonial-style tiles. All this combined with wooden and rattan furniture provide an air of harmony with nature.

Designed in 3 types of the Romantic Lanna Deluxe style and adorned with local handicrafts filled with charm and local distinctiveness, such as headboards and guestroom ornaments decorated with unique Lanna handwoven cloth. Murals reflect local art, with flowing cloud patterns applied to modern furnishings for an interesting and unique feel, and in some areas, floors decorated with vintage colonial-style tiles. All this combined with wooden and rattan furniture provide an air of harmony with nature.

Designed in 3 types of the Romantic Lanna Deluxe style and adorned with local handicrafts filled with charm and local distinctiveness, such as headboards and guestroom ornaments decorated with unique Lanna handwoven cloth. Murals reflect local art, with flowing cloud patterns applied to modern furnishings for an interesting and unique feel, and in some areas, floors decorated with vintage colonial-style tiles. All this combined with wooden and rattan furniture provide an air of harmony with nature.

Colonial style guestrooms with an atmosphere that combines two very different cultures, British and Indian, with a harmonious charm. The rooms are decorated in clean, white tones and the furniture is designed with a noble British mood. Along with the wood and rattan furniture, the guestrooms are adorned with wood engravings influenced by Indian art to increase the warm and relaxing mood of the room.

The similarities between Thai and Myanmar culture are evident in the histories of both countries. The colonial style guestroom combines wooden and rattan Lanna style furniture integrated with decor from Myanmar, reflected through various handicrafts, including exquisite and delicate wood carvings and eye-catching redwood walls that boast unique engravings telling the story of their origins. The atmosphere is so charming and captivating that it’s like falling into a dream.

This colonial style guest room is decorated in bright color tones and adorned with red lamps in each corner of the room, reflecting Chinese identity that stands out against the Mandarin green walls. The mood is unique and contemporary, while also not neglecting grace and romance. Delicate wooden engravings mixed with a playful “abacus” headboard reflect the business relationship between Thailand and China in the past while also instantly creating a playful and tempting atmosphere with unforgettable charm.

The Thai national art of “gilded lacquering” has been a part of Thai culture for a long time, and is used to embellish the furniture while also portraying cultural identity and legends. The lacquered gold and black create an atmosphere of Thai nobility and elegance. In the bedroom, the headboard is adorned with paintings in the elegant Thai-Lanna fine art style, and impressively reflect Lanna life in the olden days. It’s impossible not to fall in love with Thai culture.