Myplace@Surat Hotel
3 StarsOn-site restaurant and cafe, Budget-friendly transit accommodation
On-site restaurant and cafe, Budget-friendly transit accommodation
Spacious rooms with city views, Boutique hotel in city center
Unique 'Rice Field' zone pool, On-site seafood restaurant
Cycling-inspired modern loft design, Connecting family room options
Strategic transit hub accommodation, Cafe Yu with guest discount
Riverside garden and terrace, Outdoor swimming pool
On-site restaurant with diverse cuisine, Dedicated massage services
Modern and clean design aesthetic, Convenient access to Central Plaza
Saltwater outdoor swimming pool, Riverside dining and bar
Landmark city views from high floors, Outdoor swimming pool
Secure and ample parking, Thoughtfully designed accommodations
Authentic Asian restaurant, Central location for local markets
Authentic Thai and international dining, Relaxing massage and spa services
Unique industrial-style cafe design, Tranquil garden and outdoor seating
Modern, clean aesthetic, Tailored room configurations
Outdoor saltwater swimming pool, Tranquil riverside boutique experience
Family-friendly accommodations, Central city location
Tranquil Thai natural retreat, Riverside balconies
Saltwater outdoor swimming pool, On-site cafe and restaurant
On-site restaurant and bar, Personalized guest services
Expansive outdoor swimming pool, On-site massage and sauna facilities
Secure, shaded on-site parking, Private balcony with garden views
Family-run boutique experience, Engaging water sports and activities
Proximity to Surat Thani Hospital, Serviced residence concept
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It may lack the glitz of Bangkok or the chilled-out vibe of Chiang Mai, but Surat Thani boasts its own charm. A port on the Tapi River, the city is located on the Kra Isthmus, the spit of land in southern Thailand bordered by the Andaman Sea to the west and the Gulf of Thailand to the east. A transfer point for Ko Samui-bound travellers, visitors don’t always stop to appreciate the area’s understated charms. But this, however, is a region where river, jungle and sea collide to offer a kaleidoscope of attractions, all of which are well-worth exploring.
Surat Thani, which translates into English as “city of good people”, was reportedly given its moniker by King Rama VI at the beginning of the 20th Century due to its citizens’ deep devotion to Buddhism. Today, as a busy passenger and cargo port, the city’s heart is centred along the banks of the Tapi and many of its main sites can be found on or just off of Talad Mai Road, which runs more or less parallel to this waterway. Surat Thani’s City Pillar Shrine, perhaps the district’s most famous landmark, is located off this main thoroughfare as are many local hotels and restaurants. Bright white and serene by day, it’s worth visiting this Thai wat after dark when it’s lit in a riot of neon beams. Indeed, night owls will find themselves at home here; the city’s night market, located close to this shrine, comes to life after dark, offering an array of cheap eats and affordable wares.
As the capital of the eponymous province, Surat Thani is set among a landscape of river and jungle. Home to a unique range of flora and fauna, it’s worth making an effort to explore the wider region. While there are a number of river cruise operators within the city of Surat Thani itself, those after something a bit different might like to consider a trip west of town to Khao Sok National Park. Famous for its karst topography, this area features dramatic limestone peaks, verdant forests and a considerable array of wildlife; in addition to elephants and tigers, if you’re lucky, you might even spot – or more likely smell – the Rafflesia Kerrii Meijer , one of the world’s largest and most malodorous blossoms. In addition to guided forest treks and tours, intrepid visitors can also canoe the reserve’s Cheow Lan Lake and explore the park’s wider network of caves and waterfalls.
Thailand is a food lover’s paradise, with each region of the country boasting its own unique range of culinary influences. Here in the south of the nation, Indian and Malay accents abound and it’s no surprise to find that the coconuts traded up and down the Tapi have found their way into numerous local dishes. For curry lovers, the milder massaman – usually made with beef and ample amounts of coconut milk – is the regional favourite, but for something different, hungry visitors should keep an eye out for the sour vegetable curries for which the area is also well-known. Those looking to sample the local cuisine will find no better place to dine than at Surat Thani’s night market. Here, travellers will find an array of regional specialities plus tried-and-tested Thai favourites like pad thai, som tom and green and red curries. Numerous hawkers also offer a range of Western eats such as pizza and fried chicken.
When it comes to accommodation, Surat Thani’s popularity as a transit point for visitors making a beeline to the islands of Ko Samui and Ko Pha Ngan is actually a good thing. Indeed, whether you’re intent on staying in the area for a while or just passing through on your way to the Gulf of Thailand, you won’t have any trouble finding a bed here. In the city of Surat Thani itself, visitors will find that the bulk of the area’s hotels, guest houses, hostels and lodges are located on Talad Mai Road near the banks of the River Tapi. Those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle should look to the outskirts of town to find larger resorts and villa-style digs. Still, travellers after an alternative experience can opt to head out of the city to the nearby Khao Sok National Park where they can sleep in peace in floating bungalows on Cheow Lan Lake.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Surat Thani, with typical prices around £21 per night based on 14,705 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Surat Thani are usually highest during May, with typical prices around £136 per night.
Hotel prices in Surat Thani usually range from £13 per night to £151 per night, with typical prices around £22 per night.
Hotel prices in Surat Thani are typically lowest in October at around £21 per night, rising to around £136 per night in May.
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In Surat Thani, you might want to check out Myplace@Surat Hotel, Evergreen Suite Hotel, 100 Islands Resort & Spa, Blu Monkey Hub & Hotel Surat Thani. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Surat Thani, you might want to explore The Spa Resorts, Nomads Koh Samui Lamai Beach, Laemsui Beach, Amazon Resort. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Surat Thani with your family, you could look at Evergreen Suite Hotel, 100 Islands Resort & Spa, Blu Monkey Hub & Hotel Surat Thani, Rajthani Hotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Baannokhook Home&Cafe, Ruean Thai Nai Bang by PANSAK Resort, Baantia Chomtawan, Be Fine Sabuy Hotel and Resort could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Surat Thani, check out 100 Islands Resort & Spa, The Neenlawat Riverside Suratthani, Neenlawat Riverside, K Park Grand Hotel SHA PLUS certified – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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