Find Hotels near Surat Thani Intl. Airport (URT)

"The photos are deceiving, it is a truck stop. It was going to be okay but after getting food from the 7/11 there was a swarm of ants carrying a larger bug towards the patio door. Definitely felt it confirmed the state of the hostel. The price reflected the quality so can't complain too much, just wish the photos illustrated the rooms/building more authentically. The staff was kind and helpful, though the lady helping us seemed confused by our booking and initially asked us to pay when we had already paid through Expedia. She accepted that we had paid easily enough since we had print off of our booking showing it was paid. "

"Wonderful stay ! The owners are lovely people, the shuttle to the airport is very convenient as well. They also made a really nice breakfast. Thank you so much !"

"Very comfortable."

"Awesome hotel, a real hidden gem across the river from the train station . Staff was very professional and accommodating!"

"Nice hotel for a stopover to ferry."

"Clean space with amenities in line with the price/as advertised. To be fair, this is one of the better lodging options near the airport. However, this hotel was far away from any dining/convenience store, and delivery was pretty much not available after 7pm. There were also no GrabTaxi available in the morning, but this is apparently normal and the hotel staff offered to drive us. The hotel restaurant also closes at 6pm but the hotel does have water/drinks for sale after. And a nice small free breakfast! The room itself was as advertised but very sparse. Came with a quarter roll of toilet paper and no soap. Did have free water and towels. Overall fine for one night and can’t complain with the price. However, a little awkward having to interact with the hotel staff for every need. If you like being social this would be a great place to stay."

"Near railway station, convenient and value for money."

"Three story building. EXTREMELY STEEP STAIRS. No lift / elevator. No proper handrails. Just thin rusty 1 inch rebar that was not secured very well to the wall. The stairs were so steep it was like climbing a ladder. After I dragged my luggage up to the third floor, all I could think about was: IF THERE’S FIRE HOW WILL I GET DOWN THESE STAIRS WITHOUT FALLING? It was about 100 degrees outside and about 110 in the room. AC WAS BROKEN. I decided to go to another hotel. It was more difficult to get my luggage down the stairs than dragging it up. This whole ordeal was exhausting in the heat. "

"Quiet, rural area. I would stay here again. "