The Rim Chiang Mai

Supreme Deluxe already includes a proper bath

The official room page lists Supreme Deluxe accommodation at 40.5 square metres with a king or twin arrangement, a private balcony and separate standing shower and bathtub. Someone whose main requirement is a bath therefore does not need to assume that only the largest suite supplies one.

Grand Deluxe adds a daybed and a larger balcony sitting arrangement, with rooms described beside the tropical garden or pool. The hotel’s overview and detailed room page give slightly different area figures, so the useful distinction is the extra living space and placement rather than treating one measurement as exact for every allocation.

The Dahla Junior Suite is described at 90 square metres, on its own on the third floor, with a living room, balcony dining area and a bathroom with a separate shower and whirlpool tub. That is a distinct apartment-like amount of space, but the upper-floor position is also part of the decision. The suite description does not itself establish an elevator route.

Guests have treated the pool as a pause, not a training facility

The official facilities page places the pool between the Dahla and Monta buildings, surrounded by greenery and sitting areas. Its Pool Lounge adds snacks, drinks, books and board games. This is a place to spend part of an afternoon within a city hotel rather than evidence of an extensive resort pool complex.

A July Supreme Deluxe guest found the pool small, with limited sun loungers and limited sunlight, while praising breakfast and the room’s practicality. A September Supreme Deluxe guest also regarded the pool more as a place to enjoy the setting than for sustained swimming. Those are individual impressions, but they help set expectations for a traveller planning long daily swimming sessions.

Room character and recent upkeep reports

The September guest also described dim room lighting and a lock problem that was repaired after being reported. Another Supreme Deluxe guest from June mentioned a darker, slightly damp first-floor room. These accounts do not establish a fault in all bedrooms, but they matter if bright interiors are a priority.

A June Grand Deluxe guest had a more positive room experience, describing comfortable bedding, suitable air conditioning and a quiet night. It would be too strong to credit the category alone for that outcome: room position and individual sensitivity were not tested against the other accounts.

The Canal restaurant and pool bar give alternatives to leaving the hotel for every meal or break, while the property lists parking and transfer arrangements among its services. The Rim is most persuasive when its western moat position and architectural character fit the trip. A traveller wanting all-day pool recreation or an entirely new-looking room should weigh the recent reports carefully.