Hotels in Hat Yai

"The location is excellent, very close to Lee Garden, with many great restaurants nearby, including the famous Hat Yai fried chicken. The room's interior decoration and condition are on par with a 90s three or four-star hotel, so the price of under 200 RMB is acceptable. The power outlets in the room are great; in addition to standard plugs, they also have USB ports, which is very convenient for charging. Aside from not having a toothbrush and slippers, the room provides everything else you'd expect. The bathroom has a bathtub instead of a shower, and the water pressure is quite good. I'm not sure if it's just this hotel or if it's common throughout Hat Yai, but the tap water has a strong rusty smell. You can taste it immediately, so I only dared to use bottled water for brushing my teeth afterward. There was always water by the toilet that wouldn't dry, and I later found out it was due to a leaky pipe. There's a landline phone in the room, which should be convenient, but one morning it rang before 8 AM and woke me up. By the time I reacted and answered, it had already hung up, and I couldn't fall back asleep. I'm not sure if it was a front desk error or a prank from another room, so I unplugged the phone before bed on the second night. The front desk staff are impressive, speaking Thai, Malay, and Chinese. This seems to be quite common in Hat Yai. The hotel likely partners with travel agencies, as I often see tour buses bringing Malaysian tourists. There are many Chinese channels on the TV, including Hunan TV and several CCTV channels, which is a nice touch. The wardrobe is built into the wall with just a door on the outside, which I found quite unique."

"Best stay at this hotel! Check-in was smooth, all the staff were friendly and very helpful. The room was clean, tidy, and comfortable — perfect for relaxing after a long day of walking around."

"First time in Hat Yai and chose The Crystal Hotel – what a great experience! The room was cozy, clean, and tidy, the food was delicious, and the location was super convenient. CentralFestival Hat Yai is right across the street, making it a one-stop shop for dining, shopping, and entertainment. I'll definitely choose The Crystal Hotel again next time I'm in Hat Yai for business or leisure."

"The service was excellent! I went there right on my birthday and they had thoughtfully decorated the room for me."

"I booked rooms for my friends and stayed with them as well. Honestly, there's nothing to complain about here, it's just great! The price isn't too expensive either. Since we were on a road trip, having free parking and even staff to help with the car was incredibly convenient!"

"The room was pretty good, spacious, and clean. The bathtub and balcony were definite highlights. Just a heads-up, there were no disposable slippers or toothbrushes, so you'll need to bring your own. Shampoo and shower gel were provided, but no conditioner."

"The location is super convenient, great for evening meals. Shopping was a breeze too. Getting around by tuk-tuk was easy, and it was surprisingly quiet at night."

"For this price in the Lee Garden area, with many night markets within walking distance and a huge 7-Eleven right downstairs, you really can't complain. It was an excellent experience. The hotel isn't large, but the staff are very enthusiastic."

"Overall, the experience was good. The room was clean and comfortable, though the toilet in the bathroom had a slight odor. The facilities were new and well-equipped, and the staff were friendly and responsive. The location is a bit out of the way, making shopping and dining options a bit far. Luckily, the hotel has its own restaurant, which was convenient for dinner."