The hub suratthani hotel

Rooms at The hub suratthani hotel measure between 14 m² and 45 m² and come with queen, king, double, semi-double or single beds. Some have a city view, and one 45 m² triple looks onto the street.

Several rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom, and some add a separate shower or bathtub, while one room has a shared bathroom with an additional toilet. Rooms can also have an electric kettle, toiletries and towels.

The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, laundry, ironing and dry cleaning services, and daily housekeeping. It also has an elevator, a shared lounge and TV area, and a terrace, and there is an airport transfer, a shuttle service and a taxi service.

Restaurants, a bar, a coffee shop, 24-hour room service and food delivery are available, and a buffet breakfast is served. Free parking is on site, with bicycle parking, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms and in public areas.

Families can use the family room, the kids club and the playground, and the hotel offers high chairs, kids meals and baby changing rooms. The hotel is wheelchair accessible, and air conditioning is in the public areas.

Surat Thani is the provincial capital of Surat Thani Province in southern Thailand, a working town on the Tapi river rather than a resort area, and its centre is busy with markets, shops and street-food stalls during the day. The hotel sits in the city centre, with Central Plaza Surat Thani 300 m away, so the shops and everyday amenities of the centre are close by.

Wat Phothawas, a temple with a pagoda 2.9 km away, is one of the sights in town. The Surat Thani Night Market, also 2.9 km away, fills with food stalls and everyday goods in the evening. Surat Thani Railway Station, 7.6 km away, links the town by rail, and Surat Thani Airport, 17.3 km away, is the nearest airport.

A good day could begin at Wat Phothawas, then move on to the night market once the stalls open in the evening. For a different pace, the town is the usual starting point for boats to the Gulf islands, and the railway station connects it onward to other provinces. Visitors who want a quieter morning can start at the temple before the market gets busy, and the night market makes a lively finish to the day.