Genting Hotel

The standard rooms at Genting Hotel measure 25 m² and have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, and toiletries. Other rooms have a double bed or two single beds, or sleep up to three or four guests, and one twin room has a city view.

The rooms can have a desk, a sofa, a closet and a refrigerator, and some have a balcony or terrace. A wake-up service is offered, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Genting Hotel has a 24-hour front desk, an elevator, luggage storage, a laundry service and a convenience store, and daily housekeeping is provided. Room service is available, and the hotel serves Asian and buffet breakfast.

Guests can use the fitness centre and the massage service, and there are meeting and banquet facilities for events. The staff speak English and Thai.

Parking is free and available on site, and parking nearby is also available. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the hotel also offers internet services and WiFi in its public areas. Guests arriving by train or plane can leave their bags in the luggage storage, and the hotel has an elevator.

Hat Yai is a busy commercial city in Songkhla province, in southern Thailand, where markets, temples and food stalls are part of everyday life. Its streets mix Thai, Chinese and Malay influences, reflecting the people who live in the south. Genting Hotel is on Sam Chai Road, so the city's markets and temples are close at hand.

Kim Yong Market, 1.1 km away, is a local market for everyday shopping. The Asean Night Bazaar is a night market with food stalls and shops, and Our Lady of Lourdes Church is 650 m from the hotel. Hat Yai Municipal Park is a public park for walks, and the Magic Eye 3D Museum has interactive illusion displays. Wat Hat Yai Nai, a Buddhist temple, is 2.8 km away.

Hat Yai International Airport is 12.5 km from the hotel, and Hat Yai Railway Station is 1.5 km away, so both flights and trains are practical ways to arrive. A day can start at a local market, continue with a visit to the Magic Eye 3D Museum and the Hat Yai Municipal Park, and end at the Asean Night Bazaar. Taxis and songthaews are the usual way to move between the markets, the temples and the airport.