Dream Homestay Hat Yai

The home at Dream Homestay Hat Yai measures 160 m² and sleeps up to eight guests across four bedrooms and three bathrooms. It is fitted with air conditioning, a television, a full kitchen, a hair dryer, a clothes dryer and ironing facilities, and complimentary tea and instant coffee are provided.

Beds can be arranged in a choice of set-ups, with single and king beds combined, so the home can be arranged for a couple, a family or a group. Children aged 2 to 7 and infants aged 0 to 1 can stay free if they use the existing bedding, and extra beds or a baby cot may be requested directly from the property, subject to availability.

Dream Homestay Hat Yai offers free parking, and the home has a full kitchen with a microwave, a refrigerator, and dishes and dining utensils for cooking and eating in. A washer, an iron, a closet and a clothes dryer are included for laundry and storage, and fans, air conditioning and a hair dryer are provided for comfort.

Internet access is available alongside video streaming services and a television, and coffee or tea is provided for guests. Body wash is provided, and the home has a private entrance and 24-hour security.

Dream Homestay Hat Yai stands on Tienjawuthit 2 Road in the market area of Hat Yai, one of the busiest cities in southern Thailand. The streets here are lively and practical rather than quiet: shops, food stalls and transport links run close together, which suits anyone who wants to be near the shopping and the markets. The Magic Eye 3D Museum and the Hat Yai Municipal Park are also nearby, so the area mixes city errands with a few places to visit.

Central Festival Hat Yai, a large shopping centre, is 250 m away, and the Asean Night Bazaar is 600 m away, both within walking distance. The Hat Yai Bus Station is 500 m away, and the Hat Yai Railway Station is 2.3 km away, so onward travel by bus or train is simple. Wat Hat Yai Nai, a Buddhist temple, is a longer trip out, and Hat Yai International Airport is 11.5 km away, so a taxi or hire car is the practical way to reach the homestay from the airport.

A good day could start at the Magic Eye 3D Museum, a short walk from the homestay, then move on to Hat Yai Municipal Park for a stroll and finish at the Asean Night Bazaar in the evening. Wat Hat Yai Nai and Our Lady of Lourdes Church give a different side of the city for a half-day of sightseeing, and Central Festival is an easy place to return to for shopping or a meal.