10 Budget Hotels in Tak
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We rank Berich Hotel the best value in this guide because it stacks a high score of 8.7, a big 1,335 reviews and a low ฿690 rate all in one place. It's a minimal-style hotel in central Tak town on Mahat Thai Bamrung Road, and what sets it apart from the usual cheap stay is that every room is the same roomy ~32 sqm, styled in white-grey-gold, with breakfast included, free parking and a lift. Real guest reviews praise the rooms being bigger than the price suggests, clean, with comfy beds and friendly staff, plus a walk to the King Taksin Shrine and the Ping River suspension bridge. The trade-offs: there's no pool, breakfast is à la carte with limited choice in a small dining area, some beds are firm, and a few rooms use a key-card power system. Best for people driving through Tak and in town on errands who want a new, roomy, central room on a budget.

Hop Inn Mae Sot takes the top score in this guide at 9.2 — a budget chain whose whole pitch is a clean, comfortable, safe room at a predictable price, with a standout 9.7 cleanliness score from 125 reviews. It's on the Asian Highway near Mae Sot Airport with free parking, handy if you drive in or fly in. Real guest reviews praise the consistently clean, same-everywhere rooms — no surprises. Just know it's pure budget: rooms are small at about 20 sqm and plain, there's no pool or gym, and the soundproofing is only so-so. Best for budget travellers who care about a clean room and value over facilities.

B2 Mae Sot Boutique & Budget is the cheapest Mae Sot stay in this guide, from just ฿550, with new, clean rooms from a brand that holds the same standard at every branch, scoring 8.7 from 407 reviews with a Travellers' Choice award. It's in Mae Pa, slightly outside Mae Sot town. Real guest reviews praise the new, clean rooms, cold air-con and soft beds for a few hundred baht, plus a Wake-up Café and free parking. Just know it's budget: rooms aren't big, Wi-Fi is weak in some rooms, and Mae Pa is a little out of town, so you need a car. Best for budget travellers who want a clean room and good value in Mae Sot.

Silayok Grand Hotel is the cheapest stay in this guide, from just ฿450, and the best-value in-town pick for anyone who wants a good night's sleep at an approachable price, scoring 8.1 from 161 reviews and ranked #2 of 9 hotels in Tak on TripAdvisor. It's a 121-room hotel on Mahat Thai Bamrung Road, within walking distance of the Ping River, the evening market and town restaurants. Real guest reviews praise the soft, comfortable beds, clean quiet rooms, a charming carved-wood lobby, and free parking. The trade-offs: bathrooms are plain with weak shower pressure in some rooms, there's no pool, breakfast is very light, and the entrance is hard to find the first time. Best for people driving through Tak and in town on errands who want a comfy, central room on a budget.

Tak Andaman Resort & Hotel is the most-reviewed stay in this guide, with 3,428 reviews — a resort in a big garden on Phahonyothin Road in Mae Tho, about 5 km from Tak town, scoring 8.2 from ฿750. Its draw is the quiet, leafy setting, with houses and villas in several sizes from twin rooms to three-bedroom houses, and a big car park where you park right outside your room. Real guest reviews praise the shady garden, roomy rooms, friendly staff, and a location that gets you straight back on the highway — ideal as a stopover on the Bangkok–Chiang Mai–Mae Sot–Sukhothai route. The trade-offs: the place is showing its age, with some dated furniture, air-con that isn't ice-cold in a few rooms, a 5 km distance from town that all but requires a car, and pool info that differs by site, so check first. Best for road-trippers and families or groups who want space on a budget.

One Budget Hotel Tak Maesot is a budget hotel opened in 2024 whose pitch is new, clean, roomy rooms for a few hundred to low-thousand baht, within walking distance of Robinson, scoring 8.7 from 143 reviews with a Travellers' Choice award. It's on the Asian Highway about 1 km from Robinson mall in Mae Sot. Real guest reviews praise the new-looking, clean, roomy, quiet rooms, a buffet breakfast, plus free parking and free Wi-Fi. Just know it's brand-new: some service still needs polish, you sometimes hear the corridor, and breakfast isn't quite consistent yet. Best for budget travellers who want a new, clean room near the mall in Mae Sot.

Moeimanee Resort is a small boutique resort with very clean rooms at a low price, scoring 8.9 from 22 reviews with a standout cleanliness score of around 9.5. It's a roughly 10-room stay in Mae Pa on the edge of Mae Sot, decorated with woven-fabric and wood touches. Real guest reviews praise the new-looking, very clean rooms, the quiet, leafy garden, and warm owner-run care. The trade-offs: it's a small place where the soundproofing between rooms isn't great, there's no pool, it's on the edge of town so you need a car, and you should confirm the breakfast arrangement first. Best for couples and small families who want a clean, quiet, charming stay in Mae Sot (review count is still small, as it's a small place).

Suansin Garden Hotel is a low-priced garden hotel that stands out for roomy, quiet rooms, a fit for anyone who wants an airy room on the main road near Tak town, scoring 8.4 from 36 reviews with a Travellers' Choice award. It's on Phahonyothin Road in Nam Rueam near the Taksin Bridge, with a green garden for a quiet feel. Real guest reviews praise the roomy, clean, quiet rooms — the family room is a big 70 sqm — plus free parking and an on-site restaurant. The trade-offs: the style is fairly plain and it's an older hotel, there's no pool, breakfast is basic, and it's on a main road so expect some traffic noise. Best for families and road-trippers who want a roomy, low-priced room near town.

Pingview Villa Resort is a low-priced Ping River stay that sells atmosphere and warmth more than polished rooms, from just ฿500, with a big 1,421 reviews (Agoda around 8.5). It started as a riverside food garden serving fresh Ping River fish with live music, then added riverside rooms to sleep in, out in Mae Tho. Real guest reviews praise the quiet riverside setting and pretty views, roomy rooms for the price, warm staff, and being one of the few pet-friendly stays in Tak. The honest trade-offs: room upkeep is inconsistent, with some rooms showing bathroom mould or missing amenities, breakfast is minimal, and noise from the food garden and karaoke reaches nearby rooms on some nights — so TripAdvisor scores it lower than the booking sites. Best for travellers with a car who value a riverside setting, a low price and bringing a pet over spotless rooms.

RETRO Twin Home @Maesot is a small owner-run guesthouse that feels like coming home, in the In Dream village in Mae Sot, from ฿576, scoring 8.8 from 10 reviews on Trip.com and ranked #6 of 27 B&Bs in Mae Sot on Tripadvisor. It has only about 5 rooms, each clean with a balcony and cool air-con, plus a shared living area that feels like hanging out at a friend's house. Real guest reviews single out the owner (Khun Nui), who is hands-on and speaks English, serves a home-style congee/pork rice-soup breakfast, and provides free loaner bikes and free parking. The trade-offs: it's a small place set deep in a village a bit outside town with few restaurants nearby, the building has no lift, reception isn't 24-hour, and some items are showing their age. Best for travellers with a car who want a clean, quiet, low-priced room with warm owner-run hospitality (review count is still small, as it's a small place).