The Habita Hatyai

The rooms at The Habita Hatyai include suites, deluxe rooms and classic rooms, with king beds, double beds and twin single beds. Several rooms are air-conditioned and several have a city view, while one has a street view. Rooms accommodate up to three guests.

Several rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels, and one has a bathtub. Some rooms also come with a flat-screen TV, blackout curtains, a kettle or a refrigerator, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. Satellite or cable channels and a telephone are also fitted in several rooms, and a socket is near the bed in some.

Guests have a 24-hour front desk, a concierge and luggage storage, and daily housekeeping is provided. The hotel also has an elevator, a gift and souvenir shop and 24-hour security, and staff speak English and Thai.

Dining is available in a restaurant and a coffee shop, with restaurant breakfast, lunch and dinner served on site and alcohol available. Breakfast can be ordered à la carte, including a full American breakfast.

Internet services and WiFi in public areas are offered, alongside the telephone and satellite or cable channels in the rooms. The property is wheelchair accessible. Wi-Fi is available in public areas, and the 24-hour front desk is staffed around the clock.

The Habita Hatyai sits in the market area of Hat Yai, one of the largest cities in southern Thailand and a busy commercial hub in Songkhla province, not far from the Malaysian border. The streets around Sang-Sri Road are lined with shops, markets and food stalls, so guests are close to everyday city life. The area's markets, shops and transport links make it practical for travellers who arrive by train or bus.

Kim Yong Market and the Hat Yai Clock Tower are both a short walk away, and the Hat Yai Railway Station, a major rail junction, is 1.2 km from the hotel. Hat Yai International Airport lies 12.2 km away and is reached by road, while the Magic Eye 3D Museum and the Asean Night Bazaar are around 2 km off, with Hat Yai Municipal Park a little further on.

A good day can start with the morning markets, continue at the Magic Eye 3D Museum and end in the evening at the Asean Night Bazaar. Wat Hat Yai Nai, 2.4 km away, and Hat Yai Municipal Park fit easily into the same route, and for a day out of the city, Namtok Ton Nga Chang, a waterfall, lies further away.