Guest houses in Hat Yai

The accommodation is not as advertised. I booked through the app and it said there was a city view and a balcony. In the picture, there was a window, but when I actually stayed there, it was not like what I booked.

very good

Stayed at *Get Guesthouse 2* – a small but well-equipped hotel that’s perfect for budget travelers. The room had all the basics: hair dryer, water heater, clean bed and toilet. There's no scenic view, but it's not a big deal. Toothbrush needs to be requested at the front desk. They provide 2 bottles of water, and there’s a water dispenser downstairs for refills. There are also free snacks and drinks like coffee and cocoa available for guests in the lobby – a nice touch! Location is great – walking distance to Lee Garden, Kim Yong Market, and Oden. It’s a bit of a longer walk to Robinson Mall, but still manageable. The hotel is tucked away in a side street, and there are two 7-Elevens nearby. Overall, a very convenient and pleasant stay for the price!

Everything is good, but I would like to screen and inform the guests. They should respect other guests. I have slept with 2 people and the guests were very loud and did not care about other rooms.

overall is good. its just that they don't have curtain at the bathtub, it will wet the bathroom if you shower.

The view are nice, the staff are friendly, send us up and down from the mountain. But after sunrise not suitable to stay in room, cause very hot.

For those who are looking for a place to stay with a good atmosphere, quiet and privacy, Rat Min House in Songkhla is another option that should not be overlooked. It is very suitable for those who really want to relax, not chaotic, not disturbed, suitable for taking a quiet time to reflect on yourself or reset your mind. The accommodation is simply decorated but looks warm (there is air conditioning and high-speed internet for free, but there is no refrigerator and TV in the room. The refrigerator can be used in the common area). The owner is kind, provides good service and is friendly, making you feel comfortable from the time you check in until the day you return. The breakfast is also extraordinary, especially the curry menu, which tastes more delicious than the price and is considered very cheap when compared to the quality. Advice: You should check the room rates in advance before booking because the prices during the weekdays are significantly cheaper than during the festival.

** A Simple Stay** Nestled in the heart of the city, the Hotel offers a modest retreat for travelers seeking basic accommodations without the frills. During my recent stay, I found the hotel to be adequate but lacking any notable extravagance. Upon arrival, the check-in process was smooth, and the staff were courteous, albeit not overly attentive. The lobby exuded a functional charm, with minimalistic decor and seating areas that served their purpose without much flair. As I made my way to the room, I noticed the corridors were clean but somewhat dated, reflecting the hotel's unassuming character. The room itself was spacious enough for a comfortable stay, albeit with furnishings showing signs of wear and tear. The bed, while not luxurious, provided a decent night's sleep, and the linens were clean. One of the notable aspects of the hotel was its cleanliness; the housekeeping staff did a commendable job of maintaining tidiness throughout my stay. However, the absence of complimentary meals or even a breakfast option was disappointing, especially for travelers looking for convenience. In terms of amenities, the hotel offered the essentials: Wi-Fi, a television, and a functional bathroom with soap. While these amenities sufficed for my short stay, they may fall short for guests expecting more modern conveniences or recreational facilities. Overall, the Hotel is a budget-friendly option for travelers seeking a no-frills accommodation option in a convenient location. While it may not dazzle with luxury or amenities, it provides a decent, albeit unremarkable, place to rest one's head after a day of exploring the city.