Where to Stay in Phatthalung?
12 Hotels We Actually Reviewed
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Dusit Princess is the highest-scoring well-reviewed 4-star in this guide, at 9.2 from 242 reviews. It's a Dusit-brand hotel in the heart of Phatthalung on Manora Road, with a swimming pool — a rarity in this town — and Pool Access rooms you can step straight into the pool from. Rooms start at ฿1,700, higher than the average city hotel, but you get big-brand standards, a pool and a central location — the best stay in Phatthalung city for those who want it.

Siva Royal is a 4-star boutique hotel scoring 9.2 from 171 reviews in the heart of Phatthalung. Its appeal is boutique-styled rooms with private balconies, many of them looking out to the mountains, on Phatthana Road right in town and easy to get around from. Rooms start at just ฿900 for a Deluxe — great value for a 4-star — a fit for couples or families who want a smart room in the city at an easy-going price.

The Centris is a 4-star hotel scoring 9.1 from 174 reviews, starting at just ฿850. Its best feature is being close to Phatthalung train station — handy if you arrive by train and want to wheel your bag straight to the hotel. Rooms are clean and plainly styled with balconies, from Deluxe up to Triple and Family Rooms. You get 4-star standards at a price below many others — a fit for those without a car who want a good hotel near the station.

City Park Hotel is the most-reviewed stay in this guide, with 943 reviews and a score of 8.6. It's a city hotel in the Khuha Sawan area near Khao Ok Thalu, Phatthalung's landmark mountain. Every room type has a balcony, and there's a 32 sq m Deluxe Family for families. Rooms start at just ฿650 with parking — a fit for those who want a heavily-reviewed, reliable city hotel at a low price, close to the main in-town sight.

Sripakpra Andacura is a 4-star lakeside boutique resort in the Pakpra–Thale Noi area, scoring 9.0 from 95 reviews. Its appeal is villas with balconies facing the lake, roomy at around 45–55 sq m, close to Thale Noi where you take the boat to see the red lotus, the water buffalo and the giant dip-net rigs. Rooms start at ฿1,700 — a fit for self-drivers who want to catch the early-morning boat and prefer a quiet waterside resort over a city stay.

Sitthinard Grandview is an in-town hotel scoring a high 9.0 from 21 reviews. Rooms are on the newer side, clean, with balconies and city views, on Phiset Kit Road in the Khuha Sawan area near Khao Ok Thalu and the market. It runs from Deluxe up to Family Deluxe and a Deluxe Suite. Rooms start at ฿900 with parking — a fit for those who want a newer, clean city hotel with a good score at a reasonable price.

Canal Village is a canal-side boutique villa stay in the Pakpra area scoring a high 9.2 from 8 reviews. The bungalows are simply, boutique-styled, with many rooms opening to canal and rice-field views, in the Pakpra area near Thale Noi and its boat trips for red lotus and dip-net rigs. Rooms start at ฿2,500, above the others in this zone, but you get a distinctive canal-and-field setting — a fit for couples or small groups with a car who want an atmospheric stay near Thale Noi.

Lan Bua Resort is a resort by Thale Noi scoring a high 9.0 (from 6 reviews) at a budget price, from just ฿650. Its appeal is the Superior and Family rooms with balconies looking out over the water and rice fields, in the Phanang Tung area near Thale Noi and its red-lotus boat trips. It's a lighter-on-the-wallet alternative to the villa resorts — a fit for budget self-drivers who want an early start at Thale Noi and a quiet field-view room at a low price.

Lampam Resort is a resort in the Hat Lampam area by the lake, scoring 8.0 from 37 reviews. Its appeal is the location near Hat Lampam, a lakeside beach not far from Phatthalung town — good for a waterside feel without going all the way to Thale Noi. Rooms have private balconies, from Standard up to a Family Room and a dormitory for groups. Rooms start at ฿700 with parking — a fit for couples or families who want a lakeside stay close to town.

Merdelong Hotel is an in-town hotel with a good score of 8.6 from 43 reviews at a budget price. Rooms are clean and tidy, from Standard Twin up to Deluxe and a Suite. It sits in Soi Prachaban off Rammet Road in the heart of Phatthalung, easy to get around and find food. Rooms start at ฿700 with parking — a fit for budget travellers who want a clean, good-scoring city hotel at a light price, as a quick stay or a base in town.

Chaikana Thani is a well-reviewed in-town hotel with 106 reviews, scoring 8.0, starting at just ฿650. Rooms are around 25 sq m, air-conditioned with a fridge, from Standard up to Deluxe and a Suite. It sits on Phiset Kit Road in the Khuha Sawan area in the heart of Phatthalung, easy to get around. It's a budget city hotel with plenty of reviews to give you confidence — a fit for budget travellers who want a light-priced in-town room as a quick stay or a base.

Small Town Hostel is the cheapest stay in this guide, with dorm beds from just ฿200 per person, scoring 7.6 from 21 reviews. It's a hostel in the city centre on Manora Road, with both dorm beds (linens and towels provided) and private Standard Double/Twin rooms for those who want more privacy. It's a fit for backpackers, solo travellers or the budget-conscious who want a clean bed in the heart of town at the lowest price, without expecting full hotel facilities.