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

U-Sabai Villa Yasothon is the top-scoring stay in this guide at 9.7 — a minimalist boutique villa that opened in 2024 with just 8 rooms. It sits on Soi Chaeng Sanit 1, central but tucked deep enough into a garden to stay quiet. Real guest reviews praise the brand-new, spotless rooms, warm minimalist design, comfortable beds, free breakfast and owners who look after you like you're staying with friends. The flip side: it's tiny at 8 rooms, with no pool, no lift, and rooms book out fast. Best for couples or solo travellers who value newness, cleanliness and a quiet atmosphere.

The Green Park Grand Yasothon is the biggest and most-reviewed hotel in this guide — 240 reviews — and the only place in Yasothon with an indoor pool and fitness centre, scoring 8.7. It sits in the city centre on Wari Ratchadet Road, walkable to Ban Singha Tha and the markets. Real guest reviews value its full-hotel feel — rare in a small town — with the pool, gym, big car park and central location. Be aware that old-wing rooms feel dated; reviewers suggest asking for the main building or a renovated room. Best for families, conference and seminar guests, and anyone who wants a pool in Yasothon.

The Zen Hotel Yasothon is the best-value, best-located boutique for city sightseeing in Yasothon, scoring 8.9 from 47 reviews. It's on Wari Ratchadet Road, within walking distance of Ban Singha Tha, the old shophouse quarter that's the city highlight. Real guest reviews praise its clean 30-room boutique feel, with every room getting a private balcony, comfy beds and good service. It's a small hotel though — no pool, no in-house breakfast, and some rooms have unremarkable views. Best for couples and city sightseers who want a stylish room within walking distance of the food.

Crystal Hotel Yasothon is a 2-star that scores a high 9.0 on cleanliness and friendly service, from 12 reviews. It sits right on the bypass — easy in and out of the city, with free parking, ideal for self-drivers. Real guest reviews praise the clean rooms, soft beds, a lift (rare at this tier in town) and kind staff. Review count is still low as it's a small property, there's no pool or shared facilities, and being on the bypass it's not walkable to the food quarter. Best for self-drivers who prioritise a clean room and good value.

RP City Hotel Yasothon is a central 3-star in the shopping district with rooms roomier and quieter than expected, scoring 9.0 (but from only 4 reviews, so treat it as indicative). It's on Prachasamphan Road near malls and shops with easy access. Real guest reviews praise the clean rooms, good hot water and comfortable king beds, plus an in-house restaurant with occasional live music and a big car park. With so few reviews the data isn't as solid as elsewhere, and live-music nights can carry noise into rooms. Best for city sightseers who want a roomy stay in a central spot.

The Model Garden Hotel Yasothon is a 3-star that opened in 2023, with fresh, clean rooms at an easy price as its selling point, scoring 8.3 from 26 reviews. It sits on the bypass road — easy in and out of town with free parking, ideal for self-drivers. Real guest reviews praise the still-new, clean rooms, smart TV, free drinking water and 24-hour operation. The catch: the cheapest Standard rooms have no windows — reviews suggest paying up for a room with a window — and being on the bypass it isn't walkable to the food quarter. Best for drive-through travellers or work stays after a fresh, clean, budget room.

Big Elephant Hotel is a 2-star behind the Yasothon bus terminal, the best pick for coach arrivals, scoring 8.0 from 25 reviews. You can walk from the coach bays straight to the hotel — no onward ride needed. Real guest reviews praise the clean rooms, cold air-con, big car park, and the EV chargers — one of the few stays in town to have them. It's a budget hotel with no pool or shared facilities, and the bus-terminal area isn't the city's food highlight. Best for coach travellers, EV drivers and budget travellers after a clean, cheap room.

The Colour Hotel Yasothon is a bright, colourful design boutique in the city centre from just ฿450, scoring 8.0 from 12 reviews. It's a 45-room boutique on Witthayatamrong Road, central in Yasothon and walkable to the food quarter and markets. Real guest reviews praise the cheerful room design, good value, free parking and 24-hour operation. It's been open a while, so some rooms and fittings feel dated, the cheapest Standard rooms are on the small side, and there's no pool. Best for budget travellers who want a cute design room in a central spot.

Zigzag Resort Yasothon is a single-storey, park-at-your-door style resort from just ฿450, scoring 8.0 (from only 3 reviews, so treat it as indicative). It's in the government-office area off the bypass — a quiet spot, ideal for self-drivers. Real guest reviews praise the convenience of parking right outside your room, soft beds, the low price and a 24-hour counter. With so few reviews the data isn't solid; it's a budget stay with no pool, and it's away from the city food quarter. Best for drive-through travellers or those visiting on official business who want easy parking at a low price.

Vimanmek Hotel and Resort Yasothon is an edge-of-town garden resort with cottage-style rooms, suited to families and groups, scoring 7.5 from 48 reviews — a fairly high count for this tier. It's in Nam Kham Yai on Chao Sadet Road, on the edge of town near the bus terminal, with a large free car park. Real guest reviews praise the roomy family rooms, leafy garden setting, low price and easy parking. To be straight: scores are mixed, and some reviews flag dated rooms and upkeep with uneven cleanliness, plus it's on the edge of town so you need a car. Best for budget families who drive themselves and weigh room space and price over newness.

BM Grand Hotel Yasothon is the cheapest in-town stay in this guide, from just ฿450, scoring 7.6 from 14 reviews. It's on Rattanakhet Road in town, near Lotus's and Phaya Thaen Park where the Rocket Festival is held. Real guest reviews praise the value — air-con rooms with a fridge and hot-water heater for a few hundred baht — and free parking. To be straight: it's a budget stay with rooms and fittings that feel dated, some rooms are small, cleanliness is uneven, and there's no lift or shared facilities. Best for shoestring travellers who want a cheap in-town room with the air-con basics covered.

JP Emerald Hotel Yasothon is a large, long-running 119-room hotel in the city centre whose selling point is spacious rooms and a walk-to-Ban-Singha-Tha location, scoring 7.4 from 16 reviews. It's on Prapa Road in the shopping district, walkable to the Ban Singha Tha old quarter and restaurants. Real guest reviews praise rooms that are bigger than many in town, some with a bathtub, and free parking. To be straight: it's an older property and a fair number of reviews flag the dated building and rooms with uneven cleanliness — ask for a renovated Deluxe. Best for budget city sightseers who weigh room space and a central location over newness.