Siam Mansion

The rooms at Siam Mansion include dormitory beds and private rooms, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. Dormitory options range from a 36 m² eight-bed room with four bunk beds to a 40 m² eight-bed dormitory for a single guest, and there is also a 36 m² single room with a balcony or terrace in a male dormitory.

Private rooms include a 25 m² twin room with two single beds, a 24 m² double room and a 26 m² double room, both with a king bed, and two family rooms of 30 and 35 m² with two king beds each for up to four guests. Several of these rooms overlook the city.

Siam Mansion has free parking on site, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. The hotel also has internet services and a telephone, and Wi-Fi is available in the public areas as well, not only in the rooms.

Housekeeping is provided daily, and there is a laundry service as well as a laundromat for guests who want to wash their own clothes. The building has an elevator and 24-hour security, and air conditioning is available in the public areas of the building.

Rooms can have linens, a hair dryer, toiletries, a shower, free bottled water and a washing machine, and the hotel also has family rooms for guests travelling in larger groups.

Siam Mansion is on Prachatipat Road in Hat Yai, one of the largest cities in southern Thailand. The streets around the hotel are busy with markets, street food and shops, and the city's railway and bus stations are close by. Travellers arriving by train or bus will find the hotel a short distance from both. The city reflects a mix of Thai, Chinese and Malay communities, and the area is a lively, everyday part of town rather than a resort strip.

Several sights lie a few kilometres away. Kim Yong Market is 1.1 km from the hotel, and the Asean Night Bazaar Hatyai, a night market of food stalls and shops, is 1.5 km away. The Magic Eye 3D Museum, which displays optical illusion artworks, is 1.4 km away, while Hat Yai Municipal Park is 2 km away and Wat Hat Yai Nai, a Buddhist temple, is 2.8 km away.

A day in town could begin with a walk through Kim Yong Market, continue with a visit to Wat Hat Yai Nai and a stop in the park, and end at the Asean Night Bazaar once the food stalls fill the evening. For a trip out of the city, the Namtok Ton Nga Chang waterfall lies much farther out of town.