Jaidee Pool Villa

Air conditioning is in every room at Jaidee Pool Villa. The accommodation includes the Grand Pool Villa, with a pool view, the Private Pool Villa, with its own kitchenette and kitchenware, and a room for up to three guests. The Grand Pool Villa measures 300 m² and sleeps up to twelve guests, and the Private Pool Villa measures 100 m² and sleeps up to fifteen.

The Grand Pool Villa has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, and both pool villas offer a choice of bed set-ups for groups of different sizes.

Free WiFi covers all rooms and the public areas, and there is free wired internet as well. Parking on site is free, so guests who drive can park at the property.

The property has a shared kitchen with a stove, a freezer, a microwave, dishes and dining utensils, and kitchen basics such as cookware, oils and condiments. A BBQ grill is available, and bottled water is available too.

The property also has a shared lounge and TV area, a garden or backyard, kids facilities and children's dinnerware, and it offers private check-in and check-out. The staff are very highly rated, with a service score of 9.6, and the property's cleanliness is scored at 8.9.

Jaidee Pool Villa is in Hat Yai, one of the largest cities in southern Thailand, in the area around Prince of Songkhla University. The neighbourhood mixes quieter lanes with the busy commercial life that gives Hat Yai its character, and the city's mix of Thai, Chinese and Malay influences shows in its food and markets. Hat Yai Municipal Park is 100 m from the villa, a green space for a morning walk.

Within a short distance is the Magic Eye 3D Museum, and the Asean Night Bazaar Hatyai, a night market with food stalls, is also nearby. Wat Thawon Wararam Hat Yai, a temple with a pagoda, is 1.3 km away. The bus station and the railway station are both close, and Hat Yai International Airport is 12.6 km away, so the city's bus and train links are close at hand.

A good day could begin with a walk in Hat Yai Municipal Park, continue to the Magic Eye 3D Museum and the temple of Wat Thawon Wararam, and end at the night bazaar. For a change of scene, Songkhla town and its Samila Beach are reached by road from Hat Yai, and the railway station connects the city to other parts of southern Thailand.