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Chiang Mai.

The Old City branch of Chiang Mai’s OG coworking brand — quiet, focused, fast WiFi, and serious about deep work.

A coliving-and-coworking hub built for nomads — strong WiFi, call-friendly spaces, and a built-in community. Great for a guaranteed workday.

A welcoming coworking-and-coliving spot with reliable WiFi, meeting space, and a tight-knit community. A dependable home base.

Punspace’s Tha Phae location — bright, sociable, and well-equipped, with a livelier nomad crowd than the Wiang Kaew branch.

A friendly Nimman coworking space with day passes, phone-friendly corners, and a steady remote-worker community.

The big co-working café on Maya’s top floor — vast seating, fast WiFi, and famously long hours. A reliable fallback when everywhere else is full.

Café and coworking in one — outlets at most seats, dependable WiFi, and a relaxed all-day work atmosphere.

A spacious roastery café with room to settle in and on-site roasting. A solid, comfortable base for a long work session.

A bright, spacious café with lots of seating and reliable WiFi. One of the easier spots to land a table for a long session.

A calm minimalist café that draws a steady laptop crowd. Quiet enough to settle in, with a short, serious coffee menu.

A relaxed neighbourhood roaster with room to spread out and good value. A quiet, dependable work spot.

A friendly roaster-café in the Old City with a steady work crowd and easygoing staff. Reliable for a long morning.

The Baristro’s hotel café — design-forward, generously cooled, and quiet enough for a long call or focused stretch.

A leafy garden café tucked off the road — calm, green, and breathable. Lovely for a slow, focused morning.

A polished specialty café with comfortable seating and good light — an easy pick for a few focused hours.

A calm brunch café with a quiet, considered feel. Comfortable for laptop work outside the brunch rush.

An outdoorsy, trail-themed café on the quieter Suthep side. Relaxed and roomy — good for a calm, unhurried work day.

Bright bakery-café with plenty of seating and a brunch menu. Easy to settle in between bakes; can fill up at peak.

An Italian-leaning café with a warm room and good espresso. Pleasant for a couple of hours of focused work.

A small, minimalist coffee bar with a quiet, unhurried feel. Best solo or in pairs for a focused stint.

A whimsical, fairytale-themed café in the Old City. Charming and comfortable, with enough room for a relaxed work session.

A serious roaster with a devoted following and a deep menu. Excellent coffee; seating turns over so it’s better for shorter, sharper sessions.

GRAPH’s flagship — a striking concrete space and some of the city’s most ambitious coffee. More design-destination than marathon work spot, but a great shorter session.

A beloved community roaster sourcing from its own Akha hill-tribe village. Excellent, ethical coffee; popular, so come early for a seat.

Chiang Mai’s most awarded latte-art café on Nimman. The coffee is worth the trip, but it’s small and busy — a great short stop, not a deep-work base.