Deecozy

All the rooms at Deecozy have air conditioning. Room sizes run from 14 m² to 62 m², with capacity from three to six guests depending on the room, and the beds are doubles and singles in different combinations.

Rooms can be fitted with an electric kettle, a hair dryer, a shower and a flat-screen TV with satellite or cable channels, and towels, toiletries and slippers can also be provided. A private entrance is available in some of them.

Free parking is available for guests arriving by car, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms. The property is smoke-free, with non-smoking rooms, and has 24-hour security in place. The car park offers self-parking facilities at the property itself.

The rooms can have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and internet access, along with a hair dryer, toiletries and towels. Free bottled water and free instant coffee are provided, and rooms can also have a kettle, a microwave and a refrigerator.

Guests also have dishes and dining utensils and body wash, while ceiling or portable fans help keep the rooms cool. Rooms can also have an ironing facility and a dining table.

Deecozy is in Ban Phru, a district of Hat Yai, the main city of Songkhla province in southern Thailand. Hat Yai is a busy city rather than a beach resort, with markets, temples and museums within the city itself. The surroundings reflect the city's steady pace, with markets and food stalls spread across several districts, so the hotel works well as a base for a few days of sightseeing.

The Asean Night Bazaar is 2.8 km from the hotel, one of the city's best-known evening markets and a lively place after dark. The Magic Eye 3D Museum is 3 km away, with painted illusions that make for an easy afternoon out. Hat Yai Railway Station is 4 km away on the southern rail line, and Hat Yai International Airport is 10.2 km away, reached by road.

A day could begin at the Magic Eye 3D Museum, continue to Wat Hat Yai Nai, a Buddhist temple 4.6 km from the hotel, and end at the Asean Night Bazaar once the evening stalls open. Hat Yai is known for its southern Thai food, and the evening market is an easy place to try it. Hat Yai Municipal Park is also in the city, a green space for a break between sightseeing stops. Those planning longer trips can use the railway station, which is part of the city's rail links.