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

Laplae Guesthouse is the top score in this guide — Agoda 9.4 · Booking 9.0 — a guesthouse inside a roughly 80-year-old wooden shophouse in the heart of Laplae old town, just a walk from the Laplae town gateway and the Tin Chok woven-cloth museum. This isn't a standard hotel; it's a wooden house that keeps its vintage character throughout, with mosquito-net beds, fans and retro decor. Real guest reviews praise the 'just like grandparents' house' atmosphere, the very warm owners, and the bikes you can borrow to explore the old town. But understand that it's an old wooden house — simple rooms, none of the usual hotel amenities, and it's in Laplae district about 8 km from the city. Best for heritage-street travellers and photographers who value atmosphere over luxury.

Areena Resort and Hotel is a small garden resort in the Tha It area that scores a high 8.8 (Agoda 8.7 · Booking 8.6) from just ฿490, breakfast included. Rather than a roadside block, it's single-storey bungalows arranged around a garden, so you can park right outside your room. Real guest reviews praise the quiet, the leafy garden, the friendly staff, and the bikes you can borrow for a ride. But it's a small resort with limited rooms and no pool, and it's in the suburbs about a 10-minute drive from the city centre, so you'll want a car. Best for self-drivers who value quiet and value-for-money over a city-centre location.

Ton Thong Resort Hotel is the most-reviewed property among the resorts in this guide — 180 reviews, score 8.6 — and an in-town option with a pool from under ฿600. It sits on Si Chao Wang Road, about 1 km from the clock tower in the city centre, a few minutes' drive to markets and restaurants. Real guest reviews praise the outdoor pool, clean value-for-money rooms and free parking. It's a solid mid-range pick that works well for families who want a pool without paying a premium. Best for city sightseers, families wanting a pool, and anyone who wants both a near-city location and parking.

Seeharaj Hotel is a mid-range city-centre hotel with a pool and a short walk to the mall — 152 rooms, score 8.6 from 78 reviews. It sits on Borom-At Road, a 2-minute walk to the Friday department store and close to the train and bus stations, so it works well without a car. Real guest reviews praise the central location, the outdoor pool, spacious rooms and free parking. It's a large hotel that's been around a while, so parts feel a bit dated, but there are newer-renovated Deluxe/Suite rooms. Best for city sightseers, business travellers and families wanting a central pool.

Baan Na Pasiri Resort is a Nan River resort in Tha Pla district that makes the most natural base for visiting Sirikit Dam, scoring 8.6 (Agoda 8.5 · Booking 8.6). It's about 13 km — a 20-minute drive — from Sirikit Dam, cutting out the much longer drive from the city. Real guest reviews praise the riverside bungalows, the Nan River–facing terraces, and the water park and activities (archery, ATV, a small petting zoo) that make it great for families. But it's in a separate district about 45 minutes from the city, prices run higher than in-town hotels, and reviews are still few as it's a niche stay. Best for families and travellers here specifically to relax by the water and visit the dam.

Barista Hotel is a small 18-room boutique hotel in the Tha Sao area whose selling points are an in-house cafe and new, clean rooms, scoring 8.3 (Agoda 8.5 · Booking 8.6) from 105 reviews. Real guest reviews praise the new-feeling rooms, comfortable beds, the quiet, and the cafe to sip coffee in. It's about 1.6 km from Uttaradit Rajabhat University and easy to park at. But it's in the suburbs about a 10-minute drive from the centre, and it's a small hotel with no pool. Best for self-drivers who like a quiet boutique vibe with a cafe and new, clean rooms at a fair price.

ARAYA HOTEL is a villa-style hotel on Phitsanulok–Den Chai Road offering spacious 36–38 sqm rooms with balconies and a pool from just ฿600, scoring 8.3 (Agoda 8.2 · Booking 8.3) from 81 reviews. Real guest reviews praise the villa rooms that feel bigger than the price, the private balconies, the pool, the gym and the spacious parking. It works well for travellers passing through or wanting a stopover, as it sits on a main road with easy access. But it's about 4 km from the city centre, and being on a main road, some rooms catch traffic noise. Best for self-drivers who want a spacious villa room with a pool at a budget price.

Thaimit Resort is the cheapest from-price in this guide — from just ฿400 — yet you still get new, clean rooms, scoring 8.0 (Agoda 8.5 · Booking 8.0) from 96 reviews. It's in the Tha Sao area in town, about a 4-minute drive from Uttaradit Rajabhat University. Real guest reviews praise the new-feeling, clean rooms, spacious parking, a Vespa-themed garden and a free gym — rare at this price. But it's a budget resort with no pool, and it's in the suburbs slightly out from the city centre. Best for budget travellers who want clean rooms at the lowest price and have a car or use Grab to get into town.

Sirikit Dam Guesthouse (EGAT) is a government guesthouse inside the Sirikit Dam grounds whose selling point is that you actually sleep inside the dam zone, close to the dam crest and reservoir boat trips, scoring 7.8 (Booking 7.9 · Agoda 7.7) from 64 reviews. Real guest reviews praise the quiet, the closeness to nature, the reservoir views and the good value, with options from terrace-row rooms up to large houses for groups. But it's a state guesthouse — simple, official-style rooms, some buildings older — and it's inside the dam grounds about 45 minutes to 1 hour from the city, so you need a car. Best for travellers here specifically to visit the dam and relax by the water, who don't mind a lack of luxury.

Friday Hotel is a city-centre hotel whose selling point is its location attached to a mall and supermarket — just ride the lift down — from just ฿450, scoring 7.6 from 38 reviews. It's on Borom-At Road, a 10-minute walk to the clock tower and close to the train station, so it works without a car. Real guest reviews praise the convenience of the attached mall, the spacious rooms, strong hot water and the spacious parking. But it's a long-standing hotel with some rooms and facilities feeling dated, which keeps the score mid-range. Best for budget travellers who prioritise a central, mall-attached location and easy shopping.

@ RocKo Hotel is an orange new-build hotel that opened in 2020, whose selling points are fairly new rooms and spacious covered parking, scoring 7.5 (Agoda 7.7 · Booking 6.5) from 27 reviews. It's in the Pa Sao area in town, about 3.6 km from the train station. Real guest reviews praise the new-looking building, clean rooms and spacious covered parking that shields from sun and rain, plus a Family Suite for big families. But scores are mixed — Booking gives only 6.5, and some reviews flag service and room details, with reviews still few. Best for self-drivers who value spacious parking and new-build rooms at a budget price.

Sunee Boutique Hotel is an in-town boutique hotel with a green garden and a quiet feel from ฿600, scoring 7.4 (Booking 7.5 · Agoda 7.4) from 31 reviews. It's in a lane off Borom-At Road, about 600 m — a walk — from Khlong Pho market. Real guest reviews praise the leafy garden, the private balconies, strong hot water and spacious parking. But it's a small hotel with a mid-range score; some reviews note rooms and fittings feeling dated, and it's in a lane that's tight for cars. Best for travellers who want a quiet boutique-with-garden vibe in town and don't mind that it's not brand new.