WE Hostel Hatyai

The rooms at WE Hostel Hatyai range from a 15 m² standard double room and a triple room for up to three guests to mixed and female dormitories with bunk beds. Air conditioning is in the standard double room, the triple room and several of the dormitory rooms.

Several rooms include a telephone, free bottled water, blackout curtains or a desk. The single room and one of the mixed dormitory rooms have a shower, and the triple room has a queen bed and a single bed for up to three guests.

The property offers free Wi-Fi in all rooms and free parking nearby, and bicycle parking is also available. Restaurants and massage are both available, and tours can be arranged. A taxi service is available as well.

Guests can use lockers and luggage storage, along with express check-in and check-out, daily housekeeping, dry cleaning, a laundromat and laundry service. A convenience store is also available on the property, and the front desk can help with tours and taxis.

Bicycle parking sits alongside the free parking nearby, so guests who arrive by bike or by car both have a place to leave their transport. Staff speak English, Chinese (Mandarin), Malay and Thai, and bottled water is available as well.

WE Hostel Hatyai sits in the commercial centre of Hat Yai, a busy city in Songkhla province in southern Thailand, and the streets around it stay lively through the day. Market stalls, shopfronts and small food sellers line many of the roads near the hostel. It is an urban area rather than a beach town, so a day here is spent exploring streets, markets and temples.

Santisuk Market is 50 m away and Kim Yong Market is 250 m away, both good for everyday shopping. Hat Yai Railway Station is 400 m from the hostel, a practical link for onward travel, while Hat Yai International Airport lies 11.5 km away. The Asean Night Bazaar Hatyai is 1.9 km away, and the Magic Eye 3D Museum is also in the same part of town as the hostel, with its interactive painted rooms.

A day could start with a walk through the Santisuk and Kim Yong markets, then continue to Hat Yai Municipal Park for some green space and the Magic Eye 3D Museum for something different. Wat Hat Yai Nai is another temple in the city worth a visit, and in the evening the Asean Night Bazaar is the place to try local dishes before heading back to the hostel.