Hotels near Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University Office of Regional Distance Education Center Yala in Mueang Yala District

It's an economy hotel for sure. It's actually an apartment block turned into a hotel. Each room is decorated differently with its own theme. They come in standard rooms and VIP rooms, which are larger and more flamboyant. There is a fridge and TV, and sachets of instant coffee and milo are provided in the room and downstairs in the common area. Other than drinks and ice cream for sale downstairs, there is no food available any time of day. It is a short walk to food stalls and shops through a residential area. Each room has a balcony. For the price and what you get, it is value for money. Cleanliness can be improved. There are many tiny ants in the room, and I got bitten while asleep. Also, beware of mosquitoes in the room. They are a sure way of keeping you awake by buzzing in your ears the whole night. Drainage system in the bathroom was bad, with shower water having to flow across the bathroom in order to be drained. Staff are friendly, and there is a staff throughout the night.

With a stay at BureeSateng Hotel in Yala, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Yala Provincial Meeting Hall and Sanam Chang Phueak Park. This hotel is 3.3 mi (5.3 km) from Yala Rajabhat University and 28 mi (45 km) from Lim Ko Niao Shrine.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 5 guestrooms.

The At Inn Yru is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The At Inn Yru is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Mueang Yala District.There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Alex face wall, Yala Municipality Youth Center and สนามฟุตบอลหญ้าเทียม CN stadium all nearby.When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities.

You don't have many hotel choices in Narathiwat, particularly now in the COVID era, but I know this is the best hotel in town. The second-best hotel, which I stayed in last year, is currently closed anyway, due to COVID. This hotel is a bit old and dated but the rooms were large and comfortable, well-appointed, and clean. The air conditioning and refrigerator worked well, the hot water was so-so. The towels, linen, and bedding were all okay. A perfectly fine place to stay for a few nights. The first night I was quoted a walk-in rate of 1300 THB with breakfast (which I did not want or eat), and booked on booking.com which saved me around 30 THB :) The following night I paid 1000 THB for the room without breakfast. The next few nights the hotel was pretty full so they moved me to a room with two small beds at a rate of 900 THB. I was happy paying 900 and kept that room for three nights.

The hotel service is very good, the place to eat is very convenient, and the place is very clean. I can recommend this hotel to my friends.

Location wise, it’s excellent. Smacked right in the middle of town. Walking distance to restaurants, cafes, clock tower, tunnel, and most attractions. Rooms are not well kept. I’ve got a bed sheet that was torn. Toilet taps that are loose. Noise levels near the discotheque next door is deafening especially if you’ve got a room that is near the corners next to it. Hot water is sporadic. WIFI is non existence once you get inside the room. Spotty at best if you stand at the room corridors. Air conditioning is central but there is no temperature control. So you are left feeling cold throughout the night. Now there are those of you who see this as a plus point. Nearby the hotel, there armed abundance of food choices within walking distance.

Accommodation next to the road, good location, reasonably clean, spacious rooms. There is parking, the staff are friendly and cute⚘️⚘️ At the lobby there is coffee for you to make yourself 24 hours a day. You can go for a walk. Take photos in the tunnel walk to eat Not far to go to the market ⚘️⚘️

My first road trip to Southern Thailand with my wife in early August 2019. We stayed at Mandarin Betong, a local owned hotel but it overall quality is comparable to international standard of a 4 Star but I was told it has been rated 5 Star in Betong. However, I did not see the display of Star at its reception area. Notwithstanding the rating, the hotel relatively inexpensive. It cost about RM100 for a double room. The food & beverages are also very reasonably priced with plenty of choices ranging from western, Thai, Chinese and also Malaysian food. The lobby is very tastefully designed with plenty of space for guests to relax while awaiting check-in or check-out. Parking space for both private cars or even coaches/buses are plenty and convenient. Betong Mandarin is located right next to the busy part of Betong commercial centre. Tourists just need a short walk to reach their favourite food outlets, shopping outlets and even the central wet markets which sell mango local agriculture produces. The town of Betong is well organised and this is the place where Malaysians from the northern region of Malaya like to frequent for a number of reasons. For the housewives, the food stuff, and kitchen appliances are the major objectives of their visits. For the single, Betong is a good place for a short trip to distress. Night life is free and easy with plenty of night clubs and massage parlours. Betong has also become a preferred tourist attraction to foreigners because of its greenery and comparatively it is also less expansive than other part of Thailand like Pataya, Phuket, Bangkok, etc.

The accommodation is quite private. Very good service

Brand new hotel, very clean and well equipped rooms with smart TV, big refrigerator, kettle, comfortable bed, work desk and cold AC. Quiet location, away from street noise. Covered carpark for up to 4 cars. 7-Eleven around the corner. The only minor downside is the location, about 2km from the city center, I would definitely stay here again.