O Pha Suk House

The home measures 30 m² and sleeps up to ten guests, with a choice of bed set-ups. It has two bathrooms, air conditioning and a balcony or terrace.

Guests also have a kitchen, a private entrance and cable TV, along with a hair dryer, towels, toiletries and an electric kettle. Cleaning supplies are provided for guests, and a laundromat is nearby.

The kitchen comes with a refrigerator, freezer, stove, oven and microwave, along with dishes and dining utensils. Coffee or tea is also provided, and the home has a washer, an iron and linens.

There is also a desk or workspace, video streaming services and a balcony or terrace. The entrance is private, and 24-hour security and a doorman are on hand. The bathroom has a bathtub, a hair dryer, body wash and toiletries.

Free parking is available, and portable Wi-Fi can be rented. Internet access is available, and fans, ceiling or portable, along with air conditioning, help keep the home cool. A laundromat is nearby, and cleaning supplies are provided for guests during the stay.

The home is in the Hat Yai Market Area, in Hat Yai, a busy city in Songkhla province in southern Thailand. Hat Yai is one of the largest cities in southern Thailand, and this district is for city life rather than beaches: shops, street food and night markets are close at hand, and the streets are lively in the evening.

The Hat Yai Railway Station and the bus station are about 1 km away, and Hat Yai International Airport is 11 km away, so trains, buses and flights all connect with the city. Kim Yong Market, a busy market for food and everyday goods, is 1.3 km away. The Asean Night Market is also close, as are Our Lady of Lourdes Church and the Magic Eye 3D Museum, a 3D art museum. Hat Yai Municipal Park, a green space for a stroll, lies 2.2 km away.

A good day here could start with a morning at Kim Yong Market, then a visit to Wat Lian Hua Ko, a pagoda 700 m away, before heading to the Asean Night Market in the evening. The area makes a practical base for a city stay, with its markets, food and rail links close together.