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Fast facts about Hat Yai, Thailand
Accommodations | 498 properties |
Popular hotel | B2 Hat Yai Premier Hotel |
Popular area | Hat Yai Market Area |
Nightly rates from | NZ$8 |
Airport | Hat Yai International Airport |
Reasons to visit | Shopping, Restaurants |
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Very boring at night time after dinner cause we plan to see "Tiger Show" due to some reason, cannot manage to see.
I like hatyai almost 1 year i will plan go with frend ,the people are frendly massage is good and the food is was very nice.
Enjoyed my routine in Hat Yai, get up early enough to beat the heat, breakfast, few meetings for work, then great walking through all the markets.
Good for a short trip for northern state of Malaysia. But this is not recommended for long holiday period as crowd people and long queue as custom.
Good place to shop for leather & other imitation goods. Need to have good bargaining skills to ensure a good buy
Hatyai is a booming city with tourism as its main business. Shopping and dining is always satisfying and prices are very reasonable.
Every thing is perfect, for dining and shopping is a most attraction,most hotel is nearby for shopping and restaurant easy to excess.
Basically a district full of wholesale store/stall & LOTS of cheap n unique food. Not suitable for those who like to shop branded item, since its more toward imitate item.
You can find most of the citizens are Buddhist. And you can find lots of Buddhist experience at Hatyai.
A beautiful place for "reasonable priced" shopping. Very good food, especially if you like savoury tasting food.
value for money on hotels and shopping especially... very easy to get around anywhere as well... stay in lee garden and you are close to everything.
A short getaway destination for Malaysian and Singaporean tourists. I come here for good massage and shopping for Thai goods.
if you love massage and cool cafes! ofcourse thailand is always impress with their flavourful food! u wouldn't want to miss it!
Not much development. Almost the same over the years but a good place to find massage/relaxation and food.
mostly is market, like morning market and night market. there are few night market surrounding, and quiet a lots of street stall to look see look see.
Is it a place for you to shop, but most of the product was import from China, so be aware of counterfeit and MGO food.
Normally living in BKK and Samui, Hatyai is different because of vicinity of Malaysia.I like the"other"scene.
A place for food culinar, a Lot of tradisional food you should try, especially manggo glutinous rice, ITS a must eat food at Hatyai.
FOOD AND CULTURE DIFFERENT FROM OUR COUNTRY, BUT NOW HADYAI FOOD AND SHOPPING ISN'T AS CHEAP AS THOSE DAYS.
The new Central Festival mall, is a good visit to see how Hatyai has progressed in terms of premium shopping and offers free car parking as of now, There are several Thai temples to visit with differing architecture to offer different feels.
Actually i am Local here, Hatyai but now i didnt stay there. The best thing there is eating. There are many restaurant for you to eat.
Hat Yai is a small city which content with shopping and relaxation. If you're looking for cheap trip for shopping, yes this place is all about.
Hatyai is very safe and sound when walking in the night ,the people are friendly and nice . good to shop and eat ,there's a lot of delicious food
Is convenience for shopping and massage . night life is wonderful there's Pub and Disco . Good food on the street but be careful some are very expensive .
Nice place to visit. Markets to shop where you can get cheap stuff like nuts, dried food Nd even bird nest drinks.
So much to eat in hat yai. Try the famous beef noodle soup near Lee gardens. Pork knuckle at payang restaurant, and the chilli ham at 7 eleven.
It's a great place for a short holiday. The food is great and the people are so friendly. This city has so much to offer.
biggest city of southern thailand. many delicious food able to find at here and happening nightlife here too
try the local street food but not around the lee garden. dont just follow the guide written for tourist, listen to the local's opinions.
hat yai is the 3rd biggest city in thialand and its close to malaysia, about 31/2 hours from penang or 6 hours from kuala lumpur.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the average price of a hotel in Hat Yai?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Hat Yai is USD 22. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Hat Yai is USD 26.
What's the average price of a hotel in Hat Yai this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Hat Yai this weekend is USD 23. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Hat Yai this weekend is USD 25.
What's the average price of a hotel in Hat Yai tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Hat Yai tonight is USD 23. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Hat Yai tonight is USD 27.
What are the best hotels in Hat Yai near Hat Yai International Airport?
Verified travelers to Hat Yai who stayed near Hat Yai International Airport have given top reviews to The Signature Hotel Airport (SHA Extra Plus), Southern Airport Hotel (SHA Plus+) and Seree Grand Resort.
What are the best hotels in Hat Yai near Hat Yai Municipal Park?
Verified travelers to Hat Yai who stayed near Hat Yai Municipal Park have given top reviews to Hop Inn Hat Yai (SHA Extra Plus), Clover Hotel Hatyai (SHA Extra Plus) and Neca Reiche.
What are the best hotels in Hat Yai near Kim Yong Market?
Verified travelers to Hat Yai who stayed near Kim Yong Market have given top reviews to Red Planet Hat Yai (SHA Extra Plus), Centara Hotel Hat Yai (SHA Extra Plus) and SJ Miracle Hotel.
What are the most popular hotels in Hat Yai?
Popular hotels in Hat Yai include B2 Hat Yai Premier Hotel, B2 Hat Yai Boutique and Budget Hotel and Hatyai Signature Hotel (SHA Extra Plus).
What are the best hotels in Hat Yai for couples?
Couples who stayed in Hat Yai have given high ratings to B2 Hat Yai Premier Hotel, B2 Hat Yai Boutique and Budget Hotel and Hatyai Signature Hotel (SHA Extra Plus).
What are the best hotels in Hat Yai for families?
Families who stayed in Hat Yai highly recommend B2 Hat Yai Premier Hotel, B2 Hat Yai Boutique and Budget Hotel and Hatyai Signature Hotel (SHA Extra Plus).
What hotels in Hat Yai have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Hat Yai have given top reviews for the breakfast at Bhava Residence, Centara Hotel Hat Yai (SHA Extra Plus) and Lalita Boutique Hotel.
What's the best neighborhood in Hat Yai to stay in?
Popular neighborhoods among travelers staying in Hat Yai include Hat Yai Market Area, Rajyindee Road and Hat Yai Central.

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Hat Yai’s close proximity to the Malaysian border has allowed the city to experience strong Muslim influences in its local customs, food, and architecture. Chinese culture is also apparent and best displayed at the Kim Yong Market. The Chinese New Year is a major celebration every year, and it as well as the Songkran Festival are highlights of the year.
Being the largest city in the Songkhla province, Hat Yai host national tours and features Western-styled pubs and bars. The cultural melting pot here has helped establish a thriving dining scene with popular cuisine, including Halal dishes, vegetarian stir fries, fresh seafood and Thai specialties like mango sticky rice. Sights outside the city include Wat Hat Yai Nai and Phra Phuttamongkhol Maharaj, which is believed to be the third-largest reclining Buddha in the world. There's also Ton Nga Chang Waterfall in the Ton Nga Chang Wildlife Sanctuary.
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