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A rooftop infinity pool looking out over Nimmanhaemin's cafe-and-cocktail-bar bustle is a decent argument for staying put. This boutique hotel keeps just 62 rooms across eight floors, decorated in a mix of spare Asian minimalism and a retro-sixties glamour, with Arco lamps, modular sofas, and private hot tubs in every suite. The Michelin Guide has it among its selected hotels.

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Each of the seven floors here was designed by a different contemporary Thai artist, so you might sleep under minimalist canopies on the Lanna Romantic floor or pad past black-and-white suites on the adults-only Nude Art level. The ground floor runs as a working gallery. There's a rooftop infinity pool, a Thai fusion restaurant, and bicycles for exploring Nimman. A Michelin Selected Hotel that doubles as a genuine curatorial argument.

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Teak paneling, golden brass fittings, and ceramic floors laid in traditional Thai patterns give this 24-room boutique hotel in Nimman a quiet, handmade feel. Rooms run from earth-toned deluxe to pool-access rooms that open onto the water through swinging teak doors, with a pitched-roof penthouse at the top. There's also an omakase counter, a rooftop bar above the street, and a Japanese-inflected afternoon tea service for when you need a reason to sit still.

1. Michelin Guide Selected Hotels