Wsotel Hotel

The rooms at Wsotel Hotel go from a room for two guests to a triple room for up to six, with single, double and king beds depending on the room. Rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom with a shower, a microwave and a balcony or terrace.

Several rooms have a city view, and one has a mountain view. Rooms can also have a desk, a wardrobe, a mirror, a telephone and an in-room safe box.

The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, an elevator, daily housekeeping, a laundromat and business facilities, and staff speak English and Thai. The 24-hour front desk is open around the clock, and the elevator serves every floor of the building.

On-site parking is free, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms and also available in the public areas. Wired internet and internet services are offered, along with satellite and cable channels and a telephone.

The hotel also has safety deposit boxes, 24-hour security, wheelchair accessibility and facilities for disabled guests, and bottled water is offered. Business facilities are available for guests travelling for work as well as for leisure, and the 24-hour security and safety deposit boxes add to the services for guests travelling with valuables.

Wsotel Hotel is on Soi 27 in the Kanchanavanit area of Mueang Songkhla, the provincial town on the Gulf of Thailand coast of southern Thailand. Songkhla is a working town rather than a beach resort, and it draws visitors to its historic quarter, its sea front and its museums. Hat Yai, the larger city nearby, is the commercial centre of the region, so Songkhla feels more local.

Songkhla Old Town, with its old shophouses and narrow streets, is the historic core of the town and lies 4.3 km from the hotel. Samila Beach is 4.9 km away and is known for its mermaid statue on the sea front, while Songkhla Zoo is 1.9 km away and Khao Samrong, a hill on the edge of town, is also 1.9 km away. Hat Yai International Airport is about 34 km away and is the nearest airport for arrivals by air.

A day in the area could begin in the Songkhla Old Town, then move on to Samila Beach in the afternoon to see the mermaid statue and the sea front. The zoo is a shorter outing that fits into the same day, and the night market is a natural place to end it. Guests who want more time by the water can spend the late afternoon on the sand at Samila.