Where to Stay in Lopburi?
12 Hotels We Actually Reviewed
Prices Compared Across 3 Sites!

HOP INN Lopburi is the highest-scoring hotel in this guide at 8.6 from 300 reviews — a budget chain whose selling point is clean, dependable rooms at one flat rate you can book without second-guessing. It sits on the Asia Highway (Phahonyothin) in Tha Sala near Big C, making in-and-out by car very easy. Real guest reviews praise the clean, tidy rooms, comfy beds, plenty of free parking, and price certainty with no haggling. The trade-offs: no pool, no restaurant, no breakfast, and roadside rooms catch some traffic noise. Best for travellers passing through Lopburi who just want a clean, comfortable room at a predictable price.

Windsor Resort Lopburi is the most-reviewed property in this guide — 870 reviews — and the old-town pick you can walk to the train station from, scoring 8.0. Its quirky European/Dutch-themed building is a photo magnet; it sits in the Pa Tan area, walking distance to Lopburi train station and near King Narai's Palace. Real guest reviews praise the roomy, clean rooms, free bikes for exploring the old town, free parking, and good value. The trade-offs: it's not a big resort with a pool or sleek modern rooms, some rooms catch train noise, and breakfast is fairly basic. Best for train arrivals exploring the monkey town without a car who want an affordable old-town base.

The Charlotte Smart Hotel Lopburi is the freshest building in this guide — opened around 2021 — with clean, roomy rooms at a good price, scoring 8.4 from 120 reviews. It sits in the new town around Tha Sala–Khao Sam Yot, near Big C and the Narai roundabout. Real guest reviews praise the clean, new rooms, many with mountain-view balconies, free breakfast, and free private parking. The trade-offs: no pool, breakfast is basic, and it's a fair drive from the old town so you'll want a car. Best for self-drivers who want a new, clean, comfortable room in town at a budget-friendly price.

JRD Grand Place Hotel is a good-value in-town hotel whose selling point is roomy rooms with balconies at a budget price, scoring 8.3 from 40 reviews. It's in the Pa Tan area of new-town Lopburi near the centre, more convenient to get around than many of the Tha Sala options. Real guest reviews praise the spacious rooms, balconies in many of them, friendly service, an on-site restaurant, and free private parking. The trade-offs: no pool, a limited breakfast spread, and some decor showing its age. Best for self-drivers visiting Lopburi or here on business who want a comfortable, budget room in town.

Lopburi Inn Resort is the only 4-star in this guide and the pick with a swimming pool — one of the largest, most convenient in-town resorts in Lopburi, scoring 7.8 from 320 reviews. It's in the new town around Tha Sala, near the easy-access Asia Highway. Real guest reviews praise the spacious rooms with balconies, the outdoor pool, gardens, banquet halls, and ample parking. The trade-offs: it's not a brand-new, design-led hotel — the building is an older-style resort — and it sits outside the old-town zone. Best for families or groups who self-drive and want a roomy room with a pool at a fair price.

Noom Guesthouse is the cheapest stay in this guide, from just ฿350, and the backpacker pick within walking distance of every old-town sight, scoring 8.2 from 270 reviews. It's a two-storey wooden house in the heart of the old town (Tha Hin), an easy walk to the train station, Phra Prang Sam Yot, and the monkeys. Real guest reviews praise the tasty, cheap on-site restaurant, friendly owner, and motorbike/bike rental. The trade-offs: the cheapest rooms are small and basic with thin walls that carry sound, some are fan-only, and there's no pool or large parking. Best for train arrivals who explore the old town on foot and want an affordable stay with character.

Benjatara Boutique Place Resort is a good-value in-town resort whose selling point is roomy rooms, breakfast included, and free parking at a budget price, scoring 7.9 from 201 reviews. It's in the new town around Khao Sam Yot on Soi Tha Sala, near Big C and about a 10-minute drive from Phra Prang Sam Yot. Real guest reviews praise the spacious, clean rooms, cold A/C, the quiet setting, family rooms with two king beds, and convenient parking. The trade-offs: no pool, simple rooms and decor for the price, a limited breakfast selection, and Wi-Fi that's occasionally patchy. Best for self-drivers who want a comfortable room in town at a budget price that includes breakfast.

Grand Lopburi is a good-value in-town hotel whose selling point is roomy rooms with balconies, a quiet setting, and free parking, scoring 7.9 from 180 reviews. It's in the new town around Tha Sala, about 1.6 km from the centre, near Big C and the Narai roundabout. Real guest reviews praise the spacious ~30 sqm rooms, soft beds, cold A/C, the quiet (it sits back from the main road), and VIP/Studio rooms with balconies and a small kitchenette. The trade-offs: no pool, no breakfast, the entrance is a slightly tricky turn off the main road, and some decor is simple for the price. Best for self-drivers who want a comfortable room in town at a budget price.

Phetlada Pavilion & Resort is a roadside boutique resort whose selling point is an easy-to-find location, simple driving, and roomy rooms from a few hundred baht, scoring 7.9 from 207 reviews. It's on Phahonyothin Rd around Khao Sam Yot, near a 7-Eleven and a gas station, very easy in and out for self-drivers. Real guest reviews praise the roomy rooms, free parking, and the convenience of the roadside location. The trade-offs: the building is showing its age, cleanliness isn't consistent across every room, and details on breakfast/pool should be confirmed before booking. Best for travellers passing through Lopburi or wanting an easy roadside stay on the Asia Highway at a light price.

Pasak Hillside Resort is a lakeside resort on the Chai Badan side, well suited to families or anyone wanting a nature break by the water near the Pa Sak Jolasid dam, scoring 7.8 from 164 reviews. It has spacious grounds and a quiet setting, with mountain-view rooms, wooden bungalows, and lakeside villas. Real guest reviews praise the open space, the waterside atmosphere, and the free bikes and boats. The trade-offs: it's far from old-town Lopburi (a different district, ~50 km away), some facilities are showing their age, and there's limited to do in the immediate area. Best for travellers specifically visiting the dam and sunflower fields — not those heading into town to see the monkeys.

Mourakot Resort is a garden-bungalow boutique resort on the Phatthana Nikhom side, well suited to travellers visiting the Pa Sak Jolasid dam who want to stay close by in a quiet setting, scoring 8.3 from 7 reviews. Its 25 bungalows all have a balcony, with free parking and rates from around ฿700. Real guest reviews praise the quiet garden setting and the balcony on every room. To be clear about the trade-offs: no pool, no restaurant or breakfast, it's a rural zone with few shops around, and the real-review base is still very thin at just 7 reviews. Best for dam visitors who want a quiet bungalow — read across multiple sources before booking.

Lopburi Inn Hotel is an old-school, budget-friendly in-town hotel — central in the Tha Hin area, with free parking, an on-site restaurant, and easy to spot thanks to the golden monkey statues out front, scoring 6.8 from 210 reviews. It's a large ~100-room hotel on Narai Maharat Rd. Real guest reviews praise the central location, free parking, and affordable price. To be clear: a fair number of reviews flag the dated building and rooms, some with a musty smell, and there's no pool — hence the lowest score in this guide. Best for budget travellers who self-drive and just need a clean place to crash between sightseeing in the monkey town, at a price that's easy on the wallet.