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This was a great experience. Brand new hotel with great rooms. The bed is one of the best I ever tried in Thailand. It use to be very hard, but this hotel have the bed after Europeen standard. I stay in hotel about 250 days a year and this is on top 10. ¤ km from the senter of Hat Yai but anyway, its easy and cheap to get a taxi. I had a car so for me it doesnt matter.

We had a great holiday in Hat Yai. The room is clean, well equipped and spacious. We really satisfied once we entered the room as it met our expectation. The good things about this hotel were we are not charged for early check in (which was at 11 am) and the receptionist never bother to keep our passport and room's key. They also have convenient shop. Tuk tuk also always available at any time.

We are totally satisfied during our 3 days 2 nights stay in The Smart Hotel Hat Yai. All staffs are friendly & very helpful with superb shuttle services. During our first night exploring Hat Yai, we called the hotel for shuttle service to return to hotel from Asean Market. Although we had mistakenly waiting at the wrong location, the hotel staff had done a great job to search & safely bring us back to hotel. The room cleanliness, comfort & facilities almost similar to the 5 stars hotel in Malaysia. Surely will coming back to this hotel for future visit to Hat Yai. Syu, Malaysia (Dec 2018)

We arrived by train from Malaysia early in the morning and the hotel receptionist very kindly allowed us to check in. She also drew a map for us to the best Thai beef noodle shop near our hotel. We followed her simple map, made a few wrong turns, asked a few local stall holders and shop keepers and eventually found the famous Thai beef noodles in a corner shop opposite the BP Grand Tower hotel ! What a treat for us, it was the best beef noodles dish we had ever tasted in Thailand. We went back to eat the same beef noodles every afternoon during our time in Hat Yai. The hotel breakfasts were surprisingly good, we particularly liked the American breakfast. All in all, we had a VERY NICE stay at the Golden Crown Plaza Hotel. We will definitely stay in this hotel again in August when we travel to Hat Yai for another holiday.

Hat Yai itself is an absloute hole of a place and I was only there as I flew into Hat Yai Airport on my way to the Island of Koh Lipe and as there's just one boat a day to the Island I had to stop on Hat Yai overnight. The choice of Hotels is unsurprisingly limited due to Hat Yai being such a horrid place - there's simply not much demand, especially for any sort of quality accommodation. However, the Buri Sriphu is a bit of a beacon of quality amidst the squalor & flith of Hat Yai. It's modern, fairly new, clean, tidy, well run & managed & very good value. My double room was very large, with an enormous bed, big windows (although Hat Yai being so hideous best not to look out of it much!) and huge Bathroom with both a large walk-in Shower and a separate Bath. Breakfast was simple but plentfiul. If you're European and want a European-style B'fast then it won't be much use as it's local dishes - but you can make toast. The Hotel is situated on a main road but well set back and in your room there's no traffic noise to be heard. I would strongly advise that you NOT venture out AT ALL at night and even if you do during the day get a tuk-tuk or a Cab wherever you're going. At night Hat Yai is infamous for it's Rat population coming out in force and the gnarled wild dogs kind of take over the streets (and fight each other all night long by the sounds of it) - so at the risk of sounding like a paranoid loon don't go out at night. In fact one night I ventured along the sweeping driveway in front of the Hotel just to look again at the hideous surroundings and wild dogs roaming the streets and the Hotel Security Guard came rushing out and ushered me back in. That tells you everything you need to know. Oh, and I did venture out on foot during the day a very short distance to a nearby 'Mall' called Diana to see what clothes were available and the prices in this place were astronomical, unless you go to one of the deeply unattractive open markets don't go looking for bargains!

Spent 3 nights in Hat Yai as we needed to leave and re-enter Malaysia for our visa's. We were looking for a place with a gym, pool and nice rooms. There didn't seem to be many other great options for Hat Yai and Centara seemed to be the best hotel in town... we weren't disappointed. Sure, the entrance is a bit strange... but once you are up the elevators to the 6th floor (floors 1-5 are a shopping mall) the lobby is nice and welcoming. Service was amazingly friendly and efficient. We arrived a little before check-in time and were given a room straight away. Room was average size (premium delux) with a nice comfortable bed, choice of pillows and a nice bathroom and shower. Gym equipment was a little dated and the Xtrainer was out of commission, but I did with what was avaialble and the pool was great afterwards. There is a Sauna available for free as well. Towels and lockers available too. As we booked a Premium Deluxe room, we were able to have free drinks at the lounge near the foyer from 5pm every evening. Snacks were limited, but the beer was free. Breakfast buffet was ok, a good range of choices... but just average. There are 2 different restaurants, most nights with different buffet. Again, good value but average food.

A little far from hat yai town center, is on south edge, but just 3 minutes' walk to Sakura Hotel for great massages and buffet breakfast. You can enter hotel/lobby from the back through the carpark or front. As you exit from the hotel's front entrance, walk left and turn left around the corner, walk straight ahead (towards the city center), you will pass a few street foods and eating shops all along the right opposite side of the road. You will find delicious and non-tourist priced thai food - noodles, mixed rice, and dim-sum. You must try the famous one that has the best wantan noodles and chicken/duck/pork rice - it is behind the Hatyai Rama hotel, as you walk straight towards Sakura Hotel, just before the opposite of the hotel on the right, in a small lane (left side of the lane).

there is nothing like a good bed to sleep in after a hard days traveling. we were so happy when we go to the v.l. hatyai hotel in hat yai. it was a measly three blocks from the hat yai train station, up a road that had perfect side walks for walking people. the reception at v.l hatyai hotel was fantastic. people were happy, smiling, and most were able to speak english. the language barrier isn’t normally an important feature for us but after a very long day in minivans, ferries, buses, songteaws and on our feet it was a lovely surprise. we had booked our night in the v.l. hatyai hotel because of tripadvisor’s reviews and through agoda, who offered a very good rate for the room without breakfast. the room alone cost just under $30 usd without breakfast. when we enquired about the breakfast it would cost us 100 baht each, a whole $3 usd each. it was a fine breakfast too. bacon and eggs, yummy bread for toast, asian savoury delights, the makings for tuna salad, coffee, tea and milo, and for breakfast-dessert, bbq’d sticky banana rice in banana leaves. mmm! as we were so tired on the night of our stay we got room service. this is not ordinary for us but when we looked at the menu in our room the prices were so reasonable we didn’t feel the need to find a street food stall! how could a room service tuna salad only cost 80 baht? unheard of in a hotel. we ordered room service, pigged out on glorious food and watched english language television all night. the only downfall the v.l. hat yai had was that you had to purchase wifi / internet. the cost was reasonable, 20 baht for 24 hours of usage. if you could get it working that is. we found that the wifi worked best down in the lobby. all in all, the v.l. hat yai was a fantastic hotel. we really do recommend you consider staying there for one or two nights on your travels. break up that marathon journey between thailand and malaysia. you won’t regret it.

This new hotel was perfect. Our room was big and the bathroom was big and modern, with plenty of space to keep our toiletries. The aircon and wifi worked well. The room had blackout curtains, which ensured a good night's sleep. Bed was comfortable. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel was superbly clean. We'd highly recommend this hotel id staying in Hat Yai.

First time staying in New Season Square hotel , 5 Night stay, This is my 4 trip to hat Yai this year. Hotel staff was very polite ,friendly and helpful, especially the bell boys. Locate on very quiet street , 5-8 min walk to Lee Garden and other location also nearby like Kim Yong market Mini mart and massage and late night noddles shop near by. The room is very clean and spacious,Bed was comfortable, king size bed with 4 pillows. Room was big with nice bathroom, only issue the shower area, Room 734 Only complaint are the standing shower The water does not drain off , flood the floor, but my friends room did not have this problem. The closing of the room door , is loud every time some body in the next room close the door, seem the door not installed with a Automatic Door system Can hear noise outside the corridor, but not noise from the room beside. Overall I enjoyed my stay, will stay again on my next trip.

After staying at several well know hotels in Hat Yai, found this hotel and have enjoyed the stay. Feels like it is just getting started after renovation. Staff small but efficient and friendly and helpful. Room was nice and clean and comfortable. Bed was standard for Hat Yai hotels with mattress much to hard for more than a few days. Hard to find on the internet and if we had not walked by we would not have know it was there. Room was standard hotel type and not a usual suite from most hotels. Location great for shopping in the middle of town within walking distance to major shopping areas.

The room itself was very clean and apparently recently renovated. The bathroom looks a bit outdated though clean as well. The staff was very responsive; when at 11:30 pm we had problem with the water tab, they sent someone immediately and the problem was sorted within minutes. I didn't have the breakfast because in Hat Yai there are so many places outside where you can have great breakfast. I travel to Hat Yai occasionally and would stay in this hotel again.

I was there for 6 nights, after first night I need too changed rooms,,too noisy for me I am a light sleeper haha,,it was all done within 10 minutes,,every day room was cleaned.. High stander,,in room safe does not work,so use safe in reception very easy an securi,,Wifi fast no problem in room or lobby,,next time in hat yai I will stay in this hotel,,,All the staff did there work in a professional manner.

I stayed only one night as I was in transit in Hat Yai but I could stay more. Very new boutique hotel, super clean, big room and very comfortable. Breakfast included in the price and one coupon big bottle of beer is offered to the guest at the restaurant ! Perfect place…..the only point but was not big deal is 30min walk from train station ( but 5-10min with mototaxi or tuk tuk ) I will come back for sure.

First time staying at this hotel, very chic looking and neat. 7- 11 was nearby and thus makes it very convenient to get late night drinks or snacks. Breakfast at hotel was minimal but sufficient for us. The basil pork they cooked was amazing though! Hotel facilities like the gym was shared with outsiders so one might wanna come at odd hours instead. It was relatively crowded when we went by in the morning. Swimming pool was surprisingly quiet throughout our stay. We ordered room service but our request for additional bowls was charged an additional 50bhat on top of our orders. A little upsetting as I had ordered room service and was just requesting for one additional set of bowl. So do take note :) We had quite a bit of problems with ants in our room. Despite keeping all our food items and placing them on our table, the ants managed to find their way to it and into our food. We end up having to dispose of all our unfinished items. Hope the hotel could find some ways to deal with the pest control problem. Hotel was rather convenient to walk to the city center, about 15mins walk away. Tuk Tuk and motorbike taxi drivers were aplenty but we did not take them so not sure how they charge. But it’s a relatively easy walk so would suggest guest to walk around too and explore Hat Yai. You would find hidden gems around this quiet neighbourhood :) We will be back and thanks for the pleasant stay S Hadyai!