Songkhla Hotels with Bars

We stayed here for 1 night, the service staff gave good advice. There are 3 swimming pools. 1. Children's water park. Let outsiders play, buy a ticket 150 baht, do not play, pay 20 baht entrance fee 2. Pool next to the water park for outsiders to play. 3. The pool above for customers who stay at the hotel Breakfast is served as a set in the room with a menu to choose when checking in. There is a koi pond for the children to enjoy watching and tired of going down to take a walk in front of the beach.

I spent one night here as part of my 2022 north-south road trip. At a walk in rate of 750 THB it is pretty average as budget hotels go. The negative reviews here are pretty accurate: the rooms are well-worn, dated and require maintenance and a thorough cleaning. On a positive note: the hot water, air-conditioning, refrigerator worked fine and there were some English Language channels on the television. The room had a water boiler so that was a plus. There is ample parking for those who self-drive. Good enough for a one night stay.

This former hotel was the first hotel to open in the old town of Songkhla. Construction began in 1946. The ground floor was made of red brick, burnt by ancient methods and the second floor was a well-made teak structure. It was considered the first commercial building in Bo Yang Subdistrict, Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla Province. Operate a hotel to support the expansion of the southern provinces. Located near the railroad junction of Songkhla, at that time, Songkhla Railway Station was the gateway to Thailand's ax-handle land. And is the first hotel in Bo Yang Sub-district that has provided in-room shower facilities to tourists for 71 years. Cultural road in the old town of Songkhla It can be said that you can walk and visit whenever you want. At present, Songkhla from the beginning Antique Hotel has renovated every part of the area to be in antique style”, a Chinese-European-style building known as Sino-Portuguese, the structure of the hotel is a two-story building as usual. The first step you enter the hotel grounds along the corridor leading to the lobby. will find the dazzling of Many artifacts of Chinese art are adorned. There is a perfect placement, not too much or too little. The owner of this hotel is the owner of an important museum in the old city called ”Baan Nakhon Nai”, which has collected more than 1,700 valuable antiques such as plates, vases and antique kang sai. to decorate the interior of the interior of the building and houses perfectly until it becomes an important feature that is full of charm for this hotel The hotel has a total of 23 rooms in 3 types, all of which have a harmonious blend of Chinese and European decoration styles. Each room is named after a street in Songkhla. Which has designed every room to be beautiful and unique. Both the furniture in the room, the color scheme, the unique decorative art pattern, such as one of the rooms that are pleasant to stay. There will be a large openwork bed in traditional Chinese style. That makes it feel like going back to the Qing Dynasty. For breakfast, you can choose whether you want to eat American food. Or if you want to try local food, they will have a menu to choose from if you want to try any food. Write to employees in advance In the morning, he will buy it for you to eat. It's a good opportunity to try delicious local food without having to wake up to search for that shop or have to wait in long queues. In the case of famous shops, various prominent shops will sell well. Inside the room is clean, there is free wifi available. Impressed with the service of all staff, all positions are hospitable. Facilitate and recommend interesting places and delicious restaurants to the old town, some of which I didn't know before. If there is a chance to come to Songkhla next time, I will definitely come back to stay here again.

This hotel is very nice because it is location wise it has all access to the landmarks in Songkhla.

Post pandemic shackles off, wanted to try more hidden corners of Thailand, so came to Songkhla, an hour east of Hat Yai airport, to see the old town, an area with plenty of history and charm. Over the last few years, tiny cafes, galleries, and shops have opened, but town is not yet gentrified. Boutique hotel Baan Nai Nakhon is in the middle of all of this, decorated with a mix of quirky timeworn furniture and ceramics, and handmade mosaics by the laid-back & multi-lingual owner Danny, that used to fly for Thai Air. Breakfast starts at 730 in his garden cafe with heart and flower shaped fruits, and the main can be a dish of amazing roti. Just a perfect hotel to explore Songkhla old town from