Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai recently opened in northern Thailand, the third property under the Aleenta brand from Thailand-based luxury boutique hotel specialist AKARYN Hotel Group. With 44 guestrooms and suites, Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai also boasts a restaurant, bar, spa and wellness center featuring tailor-made wellness programs and retreats.

© Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai
“After a fruitful few years with the success of the first two Aleenta Resorts, we’re excited to be launching Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai along with the addition of the holistic wellness programs, elevating the resort’s wellness offering to an unrivaled level in the region,” said Anchalika Kijkanakorn, managing director, AKARYN Hotel Group. “Continuing to strive for excellence, the Aleenta Resort brand will welcome additional properties over the next few years, expanding beyond the borders of Thailand.”

© Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai
Room types include spacious guestrooms, one- and two-bedroom pool residences and a four-bedroom teak villa with a private pool. Examples of the tailor-made wellness programs, which run alongside complimentary yoga, Qi Gong, meditation and more, include five-night Mind Balance; five-night Detoxification; seven-night Total Immersion Yoga; Healthy Living, for those living with diabetes; Self Love, offered as three-, five-, seven-, 14- or 21-night retreats; and Mindful Vipassana Meditation, three nights from $304 per night.

© Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai
Retreats also include healthy cuisine and cooking classes, as well as nutritionist-led plans and plant-based options. At The Garden, offering breakfast, lunch and dinner, diners enjoy nutritious dishes combining Northern Thai Lanna and Western cuisines.
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