Santisookmidtown pattani

The rooms at Santisookmidtown pattani measure either 29 m² or 58 m², and every room has a private bathroom. They range from doubles and family rooms to suites and a penthouse, sleeping from two to four guests, and some rooms overlook the river or the city.

The Standard Double Room and the Classic Double or Twin measure 29 m², while the Superior River View, the Suite, the Family Deluxe, the Family Room, the Penthouse and the Family Suite measure 58 m². Several rooms have a bathtub, and the Family Deluxe has a whirlpool bathtub.

Santisookmidtown pattani offers free Wi-Fi in all rooms, Wi-Fi in public areas and free parking on site. Dining includes a restaurant, a halal restaurant, a coffee shop and vending machines, and breakfast is served à la carte with a halal option.

Other services include a shuttle service, car hire, luggage storage, daily housekeeping, an elevator, 24-hour security and a rooftop area. Bicycle parking, parking nearby and valet parking are also available, and English, Malay and Thai are spoken at the hotel.

Rooms can also have air conditioning, a desk, a sofa, a refrigerator, a kettle and a hair dryer, and the rooms can include a free welcome drink and towels.

Santisookmidtown pattani stands in Muang Pattani, the central district of Pattani city in southern Thailand. The streets around the hotel mix Buddhist temples, mosques and local markets, so the area feels like everyday life in a provincial capital rather than a resort. It is a good base for travellers who want to see the far south of Thailand up close.

Within a few hundred metres of the hotel are Wat Tani Narasamoson, a Buddhist pagoda 200 m away, and the Public Night Market, 250 m away, which sells local food and goods in the evening. The Masjid Pakistani Mosque is 350 m off, while the Pattani Central Mosque is 450 m away and the Municipal Market Pattani is about 700 m away. Most of the sights are close enough to reach on foot, while a songthaew or taxi covers the longer trips around the city.

A good day starts at Wat Tani Narasamoson, continues on foot through the mosques and the Municipal Market, and ends at the Public Night Market in the evening. Because the hotel sits among these everyday places, the walk between them gives a fuller sense of Pattani than a trip to a single sight would give.