The Rooms Residence

The rooms at The Rooms Residence have queen, king, double or single beds, and several have a city view. Rooms can have individual air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, a microwave and a refrigerator, and some have a balcony.

Guests can choose between rooms for two and rooms for up to three, with a mix of queen, king, single and double beds across the hotel. Daily housekeeping is provided, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The 24-hour front desk is staffed round the clock, and the hotel also has a laundromat for guests who prefer to do their own washing, as well as luggage storage and daily housekeeping.

Parking is free on site, and bicycle parking and parking nearby are also available for guests who arrive by bicycle or car. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the Wi-Fi also covers the public areas of the hotel.

Bicycle rental and a terrace are offered, and the building has a lift and wheelchair-accessible facilities, with 24-hour security in place for the whole property. Guests with disabilities can use the facilities provided for them at the hotel.

The Rooms Residence sits in the Muang Pattani area, in the provincial capital of Pattani in southern Thailand. Pattani is a coastal province on the Gulf of Thailand, and around the hotel are shrines, temples, a mosque and everyday markets, which show how the town lives day to day. Life here moves at a local pace, and the town is compact enough to see a good part of it in a single day.

The Pattani City Pillar Shrine is 550 m away and the Masjid Pakistani Mosque is 700 m, while Wat Tani Narasamoson, a pagoda, is 750 m off. The Public Night Market is 950 m away, and the Municipal Market Pattani, for everyday shopping, is 1.5 km. All of them lie within a few kilometres of the hotel, so they can be reached in one outing.

A simple plan is to start with the shrine and the nearby temple and mosque in the morning, then head to the night market once it opens in the evening, where local food and everyday goods are sold. Back at the hotel, the terrace is a place to rest between outings, after a day spent between the shrine, the mosque and the markets.