700 Year Stadium Tennis Courts Chiang Mai Thailand
The 700 Years Stadium was built in honor of the city’s seventh century anniversary
Playing at night on lit courts when it’s cooler
How to Get to 700 Year Stadium
You can find the courts by going down Chotana road to the new city hall. Turn left and keep going until you cross Canal Road. Once you’re in the sports complex, follow the signs and arrows.
What to do after playing tennis at 700 Year Stadium
Visit Wat Doi Suthep
After playing tennis we took our rented motorcycle and rode up the mountain to Doi Suthep budhist wat (temple).
The views were stunning and hill tribes people sold their traditional crafts
Crafts are sold at some spots on the way up.
The Doi Hutep wat was magnificent
Be prepared for lots of tourists at this well-known temple though.
Where We Stayed near 700 Year Stadium in Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai Boutique House Hotel
We arrived there at night. We clambered out of the songthaew(open air shared taxi) after a twelve hour train ride from Bangkok, and there it was, the Chiang Mai Boutique House, an eclectic statement of a hotel that gently represents many of the elements of this northern city, and is a backstreet refuge in this city of bars, stunning Buddhist Wats(temples), markets and Thai massage parlors.
The rooms are wrapped around a courtyard, pool and breakfast lounge area where you can watch the interesting world of Chaing Mai pass by your eyes while surround by northern Thai design.
The hotel does not have a tennis court but we rented a scooter and drove to nearby courts.
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It would be so much more helpful if you included PRICES in each of your tennis court descriptions. Price per hour or price per month for club membership. Thank you!
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Hi there. Thank you for the article. I enjoyed reading it. I have a question. My boyfriend who is retired and an avid tennis player wanting to spend a month in Thailand. Which do you recommend for tennis, Chiang Mai or Koh Samui? He is a 4.5 and plays at least 3 to 4 times a week.