Where to Stay in Chachoengsao?
12 Hotels We Actually Reviewed
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Heaven Hotel is the town-centre hotel that best balances a high score with a healthy review count — 9.2 from 129 reviews. Opened in 2020, the rooms are still fresh and clean, sitting on Chachoengsao-Bang Pakong Road in town, a few minutes' drive to Wat Sothon and walkable to markets and restaurants. Room types run from Superior up to Suite and Family Room, suiting couples, families and anyone staying overnight for a temple visit — the most well-rounded in-town pick in Paet Riu.

Suanmaithara Resort is a quiet garden resort about 8 minutes' drive from Wat Sothon, scoring 8.8 from 64 reviews. It's a cluster of around 20 rooms set among gardens with parking right outside each room and a leafy feel cut off from road noise. Room types run from Standard up to VIP and a family room, with rates from just ฿800 — ideal for self-drivers who want peace and quiet while still being able to drive into town and reach Wat Sothon easily.

JK Living is a town-centre hotel/serviced apartment with a high 9.2 score (from 42 reviews). It sits on Pracha Sawan Road in town, near Wat Sothon and the industrial estate, with clean rooms that include a work desk — suiting both overnight visitors and estate workers who want a longer stay. Room types run from Standard Twin to Deluxe King, with monthly rates available, from just ฿806 — a great pick if you want a quality room at a friendly price.

Dheva Resort is a riverside boutique resort on the Bang Pakong River in a country-farmhouse style, scoring 9.0 from 38 reviews. It's a small resort of around 16 rooms in Khlong Khuean district, quiet and restful, with balconies overlooking the river and the rice fields — ideal for couples or anyone escaping the bustle for a riverside break. There are room-only rates from ฿1,500 plus packages with three meals, perfect if you want a stay where everything is taken care of without going out.

The Wish Hotel is the newly opened hotel with the most reviews in this guide — 146, scoring 8.1. It's a 64-room hotel in Bang Phra subdistrict, and its standout point is that every room has a private balcony; the rooms are still new and clean, with rates from just ฿850. It sits on the Bang Phra side of Mueang Chachoengsao, within driving distance of town and Wat Sothon — ideal for self-drivers who want a new, heavily reviewed hotel at a friendly price.

Suntara Wellness is the only stay in this guide with both a swimming pool and a spa, a riverside wellness resort on the Bang Pakong, scoring 7.7 from 23 reviews. It sits on the riverfront in Khlong Na subdistrict of Mueang Chachoengsao, with room types from Double up to a River View Room facing the water. It suits anyone wanting resort facilities — pool, spa and river views — in a spot that's still a short drive from town and Wat Sothon.

Kesorn Boutique is the small boutique stay with the lowest price in this guide — from just ฿550 — yet a high 8.7 score (from 60 reviews). It sits on Suk Prayun Road in town, near Wat Sothon and walkable to markets and restaurants. Rooms are around 20 sq m with windows, air-con, TV and hot water, in both double and twin layouts — ideal for budget travellers who just want a clean, well-placed in-town room for an overnight temple visit.

Wellgrow Service House is a budget hotel near the Wellgrow industrial estate with a high 9.1 score (from 27 reviews). It's in Phimpha subdistrict of Bang Pakong, on a main road, with rooms around 24 sq m that include a work desk and a rain shower — suiting both estate workers and travellers breaking up a Bangkok–east-coast drive. Rates start at just ฿700 for a spacious, clean room at a friendly price.

BB House is a budget stay in town with a high 9.1 score (from 21 reviews). It sits on Chachoengsao-Bang Pakong Road near Wat Sothon, walkable to markets and restaurants. Rooms are clean with air-con, TV and hot water, some with a fridge, and the Twin room comes with a balcony, with rates from just ฿650 — ideal for budget travellers who want a clean, well-placed in-town room for temple visits and market strolls.

The Brown House is a boutique hotel with a cafe in an English-cottage style, sitting right by the 100-year-old Ban Mai market, scoring 8.6 from 9 reviews. It's a small stay of around 12 rooms on the Bang Pakong River, some Riverview rooms facing the water, and its draw is that you step out straight into Ban Mai — Paet Riu's famous old riverside market. Ideal for anyone who wants a design-led stay and an old market on the doorstep.

River Breeze is a small homestay-style stay on the Bang Pakong River in Bang Kaeo subdistrict, scoring 8.4 from 4 reviews. It's a property of around 5 rooms with a quiet, private feel, including a Baan Rimnam riverside room with a wooden balcony jutting over the water, plus a 3-bedroom holiday house for families or groups of friends. Ideal for a quiet riverside stay in a spot that's still a short drive into the Chachoengsao town centre.

Ratathara Resort is a boutique resort of separate bungalows by the Bang Pakong river mouth and the mangroves, scoring 7.6 from 27 reviews. It's in Tha Kham subdistrict of Bang Pakong, with around 19 houses in several styles, from mangrove-view houses to riverside houses and a boat-shaped house that's the photo highlight. Ideal for anyone wanting a natural mangrove riverside setting near the river mouth, in a spot that's an easy drive from Bangkok.