The Royal Hotel Hatyai
Travel Blogs from Hat Yai
Dreads of Transition
... muslim area before. As we walk the streets I notice that there aren't many (any) bars here, and most of the women wear the hijab. Despite it's relatively modern and clean appearance there is a real feeling of difference to the rest of Thailand here. We find our way to one of the big markets, a maze of corridors selling clothes, bolts of cloth and food and spices. In preparation for our next burst of island time, Sheila buys a colourful beach dress and a pair of ...
Volunteering in Thailand
... who had been there before and was back now for a couple of weeks.
On our first day we did not really do much. They showed us the center, our room, and the garden. They grow a lot of different fruit and vegetables for their own use. Later that night Ram another member of staff came and we discussed what we were going to be doing for the next two weeks.
We had not really signed up to be English teachers but she asked us if we wanted to ...
Wounderful times and waterfalls
... I have the same rota we work at the local school 4 mornings a week and do agriculture and building in the afternoon, Wednesday changes we are either doing agriculture all day or going some where to teach. We work with four different classes at the school, one class being three and four year olds, so we play and do our ABC’s and 123’s, it was so funny the other day as we tried doing some songs with them but because it was our first week they were still shy and ...
Back to... THAILAND BABY!
... as I approached, not only about the visa but because they had my passport. I was travelling on a night train back to Thailand in the evening so if the embassy spontaneously decided to close, or lost my passport I would be royally screwed. There were no such problems and I got my visa without incident… so I guess that means I’m actually going to Burma!!
I still had about 5 hours to kill in the capital so I headed back to the Petronas ...
Day 5, Chumphon to Lang Suan 110km (504km)
... There seems to be so many people in Thailand that need help you sometimes do not know where to start. The boys cooked us dinner and put on a show, we held our fines session and donated the fine money we raised over the last two nights to the boys home. We then drove back in pouring rain and everyone is happy to head off to bed as we prepare for our longest day tomorrow, ...
Location
Other places to stay in Hat Yai
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Centara Hotel Hat Yai
3 Sanehanusorn Road, Hat Yai | 3 star hotelfrom $54 -
Hansa JB Hotel
99 Jootee-Anusorn Road, Hat Yai | 3 star hotelfrom $46 -
The Regency Hotel Hatyai
23 Prachathipat Road, Songkhla , Hat Yai | Hotel -
Lee Gardens Plaza
29 Prachatipat Road, Hat Yai | Hotel -
Sakura Grand View Hotel
186 Nipat-Uthit 3 Rd. Hatyai, Hat Yai | Hotelfrom $46 -
King'S Hotel
126 Niphat Uthit 1 Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
Grand Plaza Hotel
24/1 Sanehanusorn Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
Diamond Plaza Hotel
62 Niphat Uthit 3 Rd., Hat Yai | Hotelfrom $40 -
Hatyai Central Hotel
180-181 Niphat Uthit 3 Rd., Hat Yai | Hotelfrom $23 -
Siam City Hotel
25-35 Niphat-utit 2 Rd, Hat Yai | Hotelfrom $33 -
Sakol Hotel
47-48 Sanahanusorn Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
Hatyai Rama Hotel
9/5 Sripoovanart Rd., Hat Yai | Hotelfrom $28 -
Hatyai Garden Home Hotel
51-2 Hoi Mook Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
The Florida Hotel Hatyai
8 Sripoovanart Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
Indra Hotel
94 Thammanoonvithi Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
President Hotel
420 Petchkasem Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
Rado Hotel
59 Sanehanusorn Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
Sakura Hotel
185/1 Nipat-Uthit 3 Rd. Hatyai, Hat Yai | Hotelfrom $33 -
Kosit Hotel
199 Niphat Uthit 2 Rd., Hat Yai | Hotelfrom $27 -
Laem Thong Hotel
46 Thamanoonviti Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
Daiichi Hotel
29 Chaiyakul Uthit 4, Hat Yai | Hotelfrom $39 -
Yong Dee Hotel
99 Niphat Uthit 3 Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
Ambassador Hotel
23 Sripadungvithee Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
New World Hotel
152-156 Niphat Uthit 2 Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel -
Hatyai Palace Hotel
10/7 Chaiyakul Uthit Rd., Hat Yai | Hotelfrom $33 -
Pink Hotel
24/12 Sanehanusorn Rd., Hat Yai | Hotel