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

Sunee Grand Hotel and Convention Center is the most-reviewed property in this guide — 471 reviews — a 222-room 5-star hotel connected directly to Sunee City Mall in the city centre, scoring 9.2 and ranking #4 in Ubon on TripAdvisor. Step out of the lobby and you're in the mall, cinema, supermarket and restaurants; reviews rate the location as high as 9.6. Real guest reviews praise the spacious rooms, the water park and kids' pool, plus the gym, Thai-massage spa and large convention centre. The trade-off: the hotel opened back in 2009, so cleanliness and room condition vary, and the breakfast leans Asian and can repeat over a longer stay. Best for families, business travellers and anyone who wants everything within easy reach.

V Hotel Ubon Ratchathani is the best balance of cleanliness, location and value among the city-centre hotels, scoring 9.2 from 117 reviews. Having opened in 2015, it feels newer than many of the older hotels in town. It sits on Chaeng Sanit Road in the city centre, near Funtastic World. Real guest reviews praise the roomy, clean rooms, good service, and free in-building parking — a rarity downtown. The catch: there's no swimming pool, breakfast choices are limited, and some rooms get noise. Best for both work trips and family city breaks where a good room at a few hundred to low-thousand baht is the priority.

Rapeepan Ville Hotel is the highest-scoring property in this guide at 9.4, from 41 reviews — a roughly 28-room boutique that sells quiet, cleanliness and a location near Ubon airport. Real guest reviews praise the clean rooms with contemporary Thai styling, attentive staff, and a restaurant and breakfast that punch above expectations. It's ideal for flying in and out, short business stops, or driving in and wanting free parking somewhere peaceful. The trade-off: there's no swimming pool, facilities are limited, and the soundproofing between rooms isn't great. Best for couples and travellers who value quiet and room quality over big shared facilities.

B2 Ubon Boutique & Budget Hotel is a budget chain hotel whose selling point is brand-new rooms (opened 2025), spotless and cheap, scoring 9.0 from 223 reviews — high, with surprisingly many reviews for a budget stay. It's a roughly 92-room hotel in the Rai Noi area, near Ubon airport. Real guest reviews praise the just-opened feel, modern design, comfy beds and value. The catch: it's a budget brand — no lift, no breakfast included, and no pool. Best for flying in and out, short business stops, or driving in and wanting a new room with free parking, without caring about shared facilities.

Khong Chiam Orchid Riverside Resort is a boutique resort on the Mekong with a river-view pool that's hard to find in Ubon, and the most natural base for Khong Chiam, scoring 8.6 from 154 reviews. It sits in Khong Chiam district, about 75–80 km from the city, but far closer to the Two-Colour River, Kaeng Tana and Pha Taem National Park. Real guest reviews praise the new, clean rooms, attentive staff, good food, and river views across to the Laos side. The trade-off: the riverside spot means it's far from the city, you'll want a car, and the surroundings are quiet and rural. Best for travellers focused on the Mekong riverside and nature.

Tohsang City Hotel (now branded Tohsang Heritage Ubon) is the Tohsang brand's in-town hotel, selling quiet, cleanliness and a good breakfast, scoring 8.6 from 112 reviews and ranking #6 in Ubon on TripAdvisor. It's a small, roughly 33-room hotel on Palochai Road in a quiet residential area, styled contemporary-vintage with natural materials. Real guest reviews praise the made-to-order breakfast and clean rooms. The trade-off: the decor reads classic, there's some aircraft noise as it's near the airport, some buildings have no lift, and walkable restaurants are few. Best for resting, business or connecting to Khong Chiam, when you want a comfy bed and a good breakfast.

The Outside Inn is an owner-run garden guesthouse with Thai-American hosts, selling a homey, welcoming vibe, spacious clean rooms, good food and a free breakfast, scoring 9.0 from 28 reviews. It's near Ubon airport and the city, with homemade Thai-Mexican food as a rare standout. Real guest reviews praise the spacious, high-ceilinged rooms, the leafy garden, and the owners' local travel tips. The catch: it's small, with no pool, the entrance is hard to find the first time, and some nights have a live band in the garden. Best for travellers who love a friendly, personal vibe and owner recommendations over big-hotel facilities.

28 Rachabutr Hostel is the cheapest stay in this guide at just ฿350, an old 60-year-old wooden house on the Mun River with rare old-town charm, scoring 8.3 from 297 reviews — the most reviews in the budget group. It's centrally located on Ratchabut Road, within walking distance of the market and Thung Si Muang. Real guest reviews praise the riverside wooden-house atmosphere, the warm owner-run hospitality and the low price. The catch: there's some early-morning delivery-truck noise, the cheapest rooms are fan/dorm with shared bath, and it's cash only. Best for backpackers and travellers who want to soak up Ubon's old town on a few-hundred-baht budget.

Eco Inn Lite Ubon Ratchathani is a midrange hotel with great value and a strong central location in Ubon, in the Thung Si Muang area, scoring 8.3 from 122 reviews. It's a 132-room hotel on Si Narong Road, within walking distance of Thung Si Muang, the temples and the night market, with a 7-Eleven attached and free bikes for exploring the city. Real guest reviews praise the value, spacious rooms and central spot. The catch: the air-con is old and slow to cool, the building isn't new, and cleanliness can be inconsistent at times. Best for budget city travellers who plan to be out exploring all day and want a location within walking distance of the main sights.

Laithong Hotel is a value city hotel with a good location that still has a pool and a free airport shuttle, scoring 8.0 from 38 reviews. It's a roughly 124-room hotel on Phichit Rangsan Road in the Thung Si Muang area. Real guest reviews praise the spacious rooms with large windows, the rare central pool, and the free airport shuttle that's handy for fly-in guests. The catch: it's an older hotel only partly renovated, so room quality varies, and it's not a high-end luxury stay. Best for people flying into Ubon who want a convenient stay near the airport and city centre with a pool for the kids at a light price.

Tokyo Hotel is a budget hotel that's clean and good value, central and near Ubon airport at a few-hundred-baht price, scoring 7.6 from 10 reviews. It's a 5-storey building on Uparat Road, within walking distance of Thung Si Muang park. Real guest reviews praise the cleanliness and value at this price, with both fan and air-con rooms available. The catch: it's an older building with basic facilities, no pool or breakfast, staff speak limited English, and there aren't many reviews yet. Best for budget travellers who plan to be out all day, or a one-night stopover before a flight, who value price and location over newness.

The Ratchathani Hotel is a city hotel selling mainly a central location and a low price, scoring 6.5 from 100 reviews — the lowest score in this guide, so let's be clear about it. It's a roughly 76-room hotel on Khuean Thani Road, within walking distance of Thung Si Muang and the night market, with a restaurant, massage and free parking. Real guest reviews praise the location and low price. The catch: it's an older hotel that hasn't been renovated, so room condition and cleanliness are inconsistent, which keeps the review score in the so-so range. Best for budget travellers who want to sleep near Thung Si Muang cheaply and accept that the rooms aren't new — not for anyone expecting a spotless modern room.