Easy Hotel

Air conditioning is standard in every room at Easy Hotel, and the rooms measure between 8 and 18 m². Some are set up for two people with a double, queen or twin layout, a triple room sleeps three guests, and a family room is available for larger groups. Rooms sleep between two and five guests.

Every room has a hair dryer, toiletries and towels, and the rooms with private bathrooms also include a flat-screen TV. Rooms without a private bathroom use a shared bathroom with a shower, and some rooms also have soundproofing and blackout curtains that block out light during the day.

Easy Hotel offers free Wi-Fi in all rooms and in public areas. Tours and car hire can be arranged through the tour desk, and there is an airport transfer as well as a paid shuttle service.

Laundry and ironing services, daily housekeeping, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and currency exchange are also available. Private check-in and check-out, and express check-in and check-out, are offered.

Food and drink are covered by a restaurant, a coffee shop, a snack bar, a shared kitchen and a vending machine, and there is a happy hour. A game room, on-site entertainment and film nights round off the facilities, and the shared lounge has a TV area.

Easy Hotel is in the central part of Hat Yai, a busy commercial city in Songkhla province in southern Thailand, where shops and markets line many of the streets. Hat Yai Railway Station is 150 m away, and Santisuk Market is 200 m away, so the local market is close at hand. The neighbourhood suits those who want to stay near the transport links and the everyday life of the city rather than in a quiet residential district.

Within a few hundred metres there are several temples, a mosque and a convenience store. Wat Hat Yai Nai, 1.5 km away, is a temple worth a visit, and the Asean Night Bazaar lies 2 km away for evening food and shopping. The Magic Eye 3D Museum and Hat Yai Municipal Park are also within the wider city, so there is plenty to see beyond the immediate streets.

A good day here can start with a walk through the markets around Santisuk and Kim Yong, followed by a visit to the Magic Eye 3D Museum, and end with an evening at the night bazaar. Hat Yai Municipal Park gives a green break in the middle of the day, and the railway station is the natural starting point for onward trips by train.