Sing Golden Place Hotel

The rooms at Sing Golden Place Hotel vary in size, from 28 m² twin and king rooms to 64 m² rooms with a king bed, and each sleeps between two and four guests. Most rooms have a shower, and several come with a bathtub, toiletries, a telephone and a TV.

Many of the rooms also have air conditioning and a flat-screen or satellite TV, and some have a refrigerator, a desk or an in-room safe box. Some rooms have blackout curtains, and the bed set-up changes from room to room, with king beds, single beds or a mix of both.

The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, room service and restaurants, with a coffee shop and breakfast served à la carte. Luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and express check-in and check-out are available, and daily housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services are offered.

For work and events, the hotel has business facilities and meeting and banquet facilities. Public areas are air-conditioned, there is an elevator, and guests can buy everyday essentials at the convenience store.

Free parking nearby is available, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, with Wi-Fi also in public areas. Entertainment comes from the karaoke room and the shared lounge/TV area, and there is a doorman on duty.

The hotel sits in the Hat Yai market area, in Songkhla province in southern Thailand. Hat Yai is a busy city and a common stopover for travellers heading towards the Malaysian border, and the streets around the property are lined with shops, markets and food stalls. The Hat Yai Bus Station is 1.2 km away for longer journeys by bus, and the neighbourhood stays lively and busy through the day, so there is always something to see on foot.

Wat Lian Hua Ko, a pagoda, is the nearest sight, and Santisuk Market is 650 m from the hotel, with the Chue Chang food hawkers close by. The Hat Yai Railway Station is 700 m away for onward train travel, and the Asean Night Bazaar is 1.4 km away with its evening stalls. Hat Yai International Airport is 11.3 km away.

A day here can begin with a walk through the markets and a meal at a food stall, then move on to the Magic Eye 3D Museum or the temple of Wat Hat Yai Nai. Hat Yai Municipal Park offers green space for a break, and the Magic Eye 3D Museum makes a good choice for an afternoon indoors. The evening can end at the Asean Night Bazaar.