Find hotels in Pak Phayun from AED 49

"Great"

"Great little hotel. It’s been recently updated and is quite nice. The breakfast was the only weird part. We couldn’t get coffee with our breakfast because the cafe wasn’t open yet. Yet there is instant coffee in the room. The breakfast also includes a bit bunch of lettuce on your plate which was also weird. Just a little touch that would make a better experience is all. "

"Clean room"

"The room is clean, staff is helpful. It difficult to get transport but staff has help me to book ride. "

"Good location and cheap. Near to all the malls and eateries."

"Very strategic location with 3 min to Lee Garden and 3 min to kim yong market. The room is big, clean and comfortable. The only weakness is wifi is not stable inside room."

"The place is convenience but abit not too safe at night due to the area is a bit far from the busy area night time is very very quiet and nobody walking around unlike the busy area near the shopping mall or near any pasa malam "

"The hotel is situated just a short walk down the road from an amazing night market for food, and another ten minutes walk and you can be at the seafront with a very long beach and beautiful sunset views. You're within 20 minutes or so walking to the gate for the old town, and Songkhla lake. The hotel is in a bustling area but is very clean and calm. A real highlight of the hotel is the staff. They are all very kind and always greet you warmly when you come back from exploring. The breakfast is mostly Asian style with a choice of freshly cooked eggs too. It starts at 6am which is great if you need to make an early start. It is good value for money at 150baht per person. When I was there, it was also a pork-free breakfast selection which is great. I thoroughly recommend this lovely hotel in a lovely and unique town. The best of Songkhla is within easy reach, and you will feel incredibly welcome. "

"Clean room and premises, pool, gym, very good staff, friendly and communicative. We did have ants in the room, although this is a common issue in tropical climates."