Baai Baai Mansion

The rooms at Baai Baai Mansion can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, a hair dryer, a closet, a refrigerator, and in some cases a balcony or terrace. A double room with a king bed and a city view measures 18 m² and sleeps two guests, and rooms for up to three guests are also offered.

Daily housekeeping is part of the stay, and the hotel also offers dry cleaning and an ironing service.

The hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, room service, a bar, a kitchen and a shared kitchen, along with a vending machine. Guests can also use the concierge, luggage storage and bicycle rental, and tours are available. The front desk is open around the clock, and the hotel has a bar and room service on site.

Parking on site is free, and there is parking nearby too. Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and the property also has free wired internet, Wi-Fi in public areas and satellite or cable TV channels.

The building has an elevator, a shared lounge with a TV area and 24-hour security, and the hotel also offers daily housekeeping, dry cleaning and an ironing service.

Baai Baai Mansion is on Rajyindee Road in Hat Yai, a major city in Songkhla province in southern Thailand. The streets around the hotel are busy with shops, markets and temples, and the city keeps going well into the evening, which is a different setting from a beach. The neighbourhood is practical for travellers who arrive by train or bus, with the main stations and bus terminals within a few kilometres of the hotel.

Wat Thawon Wararam, a Buddhist temple with a pagoda, is 700 m from the hotel, and the Magic Eye 3D Museum is 1.4 km away. The Asean Night Bazaar, 1.6 km from the property, is the place to browse in the evening, and Hat Yai Municipal Park, 1.9 km away, gives you green space among the city's streets. Kim Yong Market and Santisuk Market are also part of the local shopping scene, and Our Lady of Lourdes Church stands among the city's landmarks. Hat Yai International Airport is 12.9 km away, and the railway station and bus station are the main links for onward travel.

A good day could begin with Wat Thawon Wararam, move on to the Magic Eye 3D Museum, and then walk through the market streets as the evening arrives, ending at the Asean Night Bazaar. The park is a quieter break during the day, and the church and the markets are close enough to combine in one walk through the city.