Fleewinter

This rustic and charming resort boasts 50 rooms spread over three hills, offering seclusion and privacy. Environmentally-friendly and sustainable, the green concept is embraced on every level - from the hotel's design and construction to the fruit farm and tea plantation on site. It also employs local villagers and hill tribes to support the local community.

The Rooms
The Bamboo Cottages (30 - 45 sqm) blend harmoniously with the surrounding and scome with double or twin beds, air conditioning, coffee and tea making facilities and a private covered balcony. As the name suggests, the interior furnishing is mainly made of local bamboo whether it is tables, chairs, door handles, or even light fixtures.

The Mountain Cottages Red (30 - 45 sqm), a rustic and unpretentious Chiang Rai accommodation, are made of clay and bamboo and topped with thatched "Tong Teung" forest leaf. They also come as twin or double rooms and the same amenities as the Bamboo Cottages.Decorative items, such as cushion covers locally made in the North of Thailand and woven with indigenous cotton, were carefully selected to provide the simple pleasures of natural living.

The Deluxe Mountain Cottages have the same amenities and decoration as the Mountain Cottages but are slightly bigger, 45 - 75 sqm.

The resort also offers a few Pool Villas Relax which are tucked away in the mountains. They are unique individual cottages of 45 - 70 sqm, with with en-suite baths, outdoor dining area and double or twin beds. They boast a private plunge pool, a private sitting area with day-bed as well as a large outdoor bathtub and shower.

Television sets and electronic alarm clocks are absent from most rooms so that guests can rise to the sound of the forest and enjoy the moonlit sky at dusk.

The Facilities
The resort's infinity pool is carved into the hillside and has a pool bar serving refreshments. Meanwhile there is also a spa on site, offering treatments based on organic products and ancient therapies based on knowledge passed down from generation to generation.

The open-air restaurant boasts a panoramic view of Doi Mae Salong, offering both local and international dishes including pizza, traditional Thai sausages and organic salads. Breads are also baked fresh daily. In the evening a pianist plays in the resort's bar. There is also a small boutique on site that sells local souvenirs as well as homemade jams from the fruit farm.

There are dozens of marked treks and trails that crisscross the property and can be traversed on foot. There are many resort activities and nearby tourist attractions such as Thai Cooking, Umbrella Painting, Horse Riding, Trekking & Rafting. Guests can also visit the ancient town of Chiang Saen on the bank of Mekong River and the Golden Triangle is about 9 kilometres from the Chiang Saen old town to the north.