財家 Chai House

The property is a two-bedroom house of 120 m², with two bathrooms and room for up to six guests. The bedrooms can be set up with a choice of bed set-ups, and the private bathroom has a walk-in shower.

The house also comes with air conditioning, a TV and a work desk, and the bathroom has a hair dryer and an electric kettle is provided in the house. It is a practical base for a family or a group sharing the same space.

Linens, towels, toiletries, a hair dryer, a closet and a work desk or workspace come with the house. Air conditioning, a fan and a TV are provided as well, and the property is wheelchair accessible.

Guests can cook in the shared kitchen, and free parking is available for those who arrive by car. The reception staff speak English and Thai.

A lounge, a dining area and a terrace, balcony and patio give guests space to relax indoors and outdoors. The minimarket and the outdoor seating area are part of the property, so guests have places to sit and eat close to the house.

財家 Chai House sits in the market area of Hat Yai, one of the largest cities in southern Thailand and a busy centre of trade in Songkhla province. Food stalls, markets and shops line the streets around the house, which suits guests who want to be close to daily city life. The area is busy from the early morning until late in the evening, and the house is a short distance from most of the places that make up the city centre.

Our Lady of Lourdes Church is 400 m away, and Wat Hat Yai Nai, a large Buddhist temple, lies 2.3 km off. The Magic Eye 3D Museum is 1.8 km away, and Hat Yai Junction railway station is about 1 km from the house, so the railway is close by.

In the evening, the night market is a good place for street food and shopping, and Kim Yong Market shows the everyday life of the city. Hat Yai International Airport is 12.1 km away, and Hat Yai Municipal Park is a green place for a quieter afternoon. Guests who want a slower day can walk between the market streets, the temples and the park, stopping for a meal at one of the food stalls along the way and choosing their own pace around the city.