Price | R468 - R1 458 |
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CHEAPEST CITY IN THAILAND | Krabi | 41% cheaper | Hotels in Krabi are the cheapest in Thailand at just R468 per night on average |
MOST EXPENSIVE CITY IN THAILAND | Koh Samui | 46% more expensive | Koh Samui has the highest priced hotels in Thailand with rooms averaging R1 458 per night |
MOST POPULAR CITY IN THAILAND | Bangkok | 82% more users visited | More momondo users search for hotels in Bangkok than any other city in Thailand |
Those looking for a hotel near Pattaya Beach should expect to pay R1 043/night for area hotels. Below are the 11 best hotel options in the area. Hotels near Pattaya Beach are typically 52% more expensive than the average hotel in Thailand, which is R492.
Low season | November | cheapest month to stay |
High season | December | most expensive time to stay |
44% | expected price decrease | |
58% | expected price increase |
Price | R819 - R3 432 |
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Highest day of week | Monday | is the most expensive day of the week to book |
Cheapest day of week | Friday | is the cheapest day of the week to book |
R29 898 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day | |
R17 620 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day |
Lowest Hotel Price | R268 |
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Most Popular Hotel (5-star) | Hilton Phuket Arcadia Resort & Spa (SHA Plus+) |
Hotels Near Airport | 199 |
Average Length of Stay | 34 days |
Consider booking Bangkok hotels in Thailand for a comfortable and convenient stay. The transport system in Thailand is dense, and you can get to almost any city by bus. Consequently, the bus is the most used means of transport, and Bangkok has a good bus network, with almost every city connected to Bangkok. In Bangkok, you’ll find a variety of buses, and the cheapest bus option will cost you about 7 Baht (less than 1 USD), with other buses not costing much more than that. Trains are the other popular mode of public transport in Thailand. They are the cheapest means of intercity transport, and there’s also a light rail system in Bangkok. The BTS SkyTrain and MRT Subway are good options for avoiding the jam-packed Thai capital, plus they are comfortable and air-conditioned. For single trips, there are no tickets; instead, you will purchase black coins from vending machines at the station. Some great Bangkok, Thailand, hotels include Shangri-La Bangkok and Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort.
It’s in Krabi province that you’ll find Thailand’s most popular beach destinations, and Railay is at the top of the list. With white sands and turquoise blue waters, it is a true slice of paradise in Thailand. It is a rock-climbing hotspot while scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, and ocean rafting are also popular activities here. Some cheap hotels in Thailand close to Railay beach are Railay Village Resort and Zeavola Resort. Koh Samui Island is another reason why tourists stream into Thailand year after year. It is home to some beautiful golden coastlines, and the beaches here offer something different. Some are great for quiet isolation, while others are bustling with fun activities, water sports, and crowds. Chaweng Beach is one of the most popular but slightly pricey, so those on a budget should consider finding cheap hotels in Thailand close to Maenam Beach. Some good Koh Samui hotels are Napasai, A Belmond Hotel and Anantara Bophut Resort.
If you’re in Thailand for a taste of Thai cuisine and nightlife, head straight into Bangkok. It is, of course, the nightlife capital of Thailand, and Khaosan Road and Thonglor are famous across the globe. Nonetheless, this city is more than a haven for party lovers. It is also home to Nham, a popular Thai restaurant serving everything from Massaman curry to Japanese and Chinese cuisine. If you’ve already tried option A, option B would be Phuket. It is one of the best beach resorts in Thailand, offering beautiful beaches, wild nights, and delicious Thai cuisine. When it comes to seafood, there’s no place in Thailand doing it like they do in Phuket. Popular dishes like Pla Kapung Neung Manao (steamed lime fish) hit different when you’re in Phuket. Some good Thailand hotels in the region are Avista Hideaway Phuket Patong and Le Méridien Phuket Beach Resort. Another mention-worthy city for foodies and nightlife enthusiasts is Chiang Mai, northern Thailand’s biggest city.
Buriram is one of the cities to visit if you’re deep into Thai culture. It is home to Phanom Rung Historical Park, an important historical site in Isan, south of the Buriram city center. It is one of Thailand’s most famous sites, and the highlight is usually early April and early September when people swarm to see the sun shining through the 15 gates of the castle. You have to pay to access this park. The island of Ayutthaya is another historical hotspot, and the crumbling remains of this kingdom are the main attraction. People visit Ayutthaya throughout the year to see the skeletal remains of the city, and you are allowed to walk through the park freely and explore the amazing architecture. Visitors need to pay to access this park. Bangkok is another city rich in culture, history, and art. If you love contemporary art, the Bangkok University Gallery hosts occasional shows and there’s no entry fee. Thailand hotels, such as Millennium Hilton Bangkok, will be a great option for a culture trip across this city.
If you are looking to save money on your hotel room in Thailand, consider visiting the country in August as it is the least expensive month at just R209 per night. Avoid booking a hotel room in December if you are looking for a deal; it is the most expensive month.
As many would assume, more people stay in Patong than in any other city while visiting Thailand.
Visiting and staying overnight in Ko Phi Phi will cost you a premium compared to the rest of Thailand. Expect to pay R695 per night, a rate that is about 46% more than the country’s average.
The least expensive city in Thailand to stay in is Bangkok. With an average rate of R133 per night, Bangkok is about 69% less expensive than other cities in Thailand.
Banyan Tree Phuket (Sha Plus+)
33, 33/27 Moo 4, Srisoonthorn Road, Choeng Thale, Thailand
The Tide Resort
Bangsaen Beach 1 Road 44/1, Bang Saen, Thailand
Grande Centre Point Pattaya
456, 777, 777/1 M.6 Na Kluea, Pattaya, Thailand
Amari Watergate Bangkok
847 Petchburi Road, Bangkok, Thailand
Imperial Phukaew Hill Resort
99 Moo 14, Phitsanulok-Lomsak Rd, Khao Kho, Thailand
The Westin Siray Bay Resort & Spa, Phuket
21/4 Moo 1 T.Rasada A.Muang, Phuket City, Thailand
U Sathorn Bangkok
105, 105/1 Soi Ngam Duphli, Bangkok, Thailand
Jaroonwej Bangsaen
15 Soi 1, Bangsaen Lang Soi 2, Bang Saen, Thailand
Holiday Inn Pattaya
463/68 Pattaya Sai 1 Road, Pattaya, Thailand
Suntosa Resort
162 Moo 7, Naklua, Banglamung,Koh Larn Pattya Chonburi, Pattaya, Thailand
Baan I Taley On Sea
93 Nar Baan Pier Koh Larn Pattaya, Pattaya, Thailand
Patong Bay Hill Resort (Sha Plus+)
79 Hasib Pee Road, Patong, Thailand
PM Place
33/8 Moo 5, Muang, Bang Saen, Thailand
Bird Hotel
106 Bangsaen Road (Sai1) Tumbon Sansuk Amphur Muang, Bang Saen, Thailand
Nanachart Bangsaen
108/5 Bangsaen Lang Road, Bang Saen, Thailand
Sammuk Resort
33/2 Rob Khao Sam Muk Road, Bang Saen, Thailand
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