Trat
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Trat
All the guesthouses and hotels in Trat are within easy walking distance of each other and the centre of town.
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Ban Jaidee Guesthouse
Homey and super clean
67-69 Chaimongkol Rd, Trat
T: (039) 520 678;Basic but very clean and simple rooms in an old but refurbished house make Ban Jaidee a better option than most of the other basic guesthouses in town. The French/Thai owners have created a homey ... View details
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Trat Guesthouse
Quiet and pleasant, if basic
Trat town
T: (039) 511 152;In a quiet laneway just off the main street, Trat Guesthouse is a lovely wooden Thai style house which has been well looked after particularly compared to others in town. Rooms are basic and quite ... View details
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Residang Guesthouse
Pretty basic
87 1-2 Soi Thanacharoen Rd, Trat
T: (039) 530 103;Residang Guesthouse has been around for many years, perched on a quiet corner at the back end of the guest house area. It has had a few renovations over the past few years and is now a much better ... View details
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Garden Home Guesthouse
Cheap, basic, clean and undiscovered
87/1 Rad-anuson Rd, Trat
T: (039) 521 018;Despite the fact that this is probably the cleanest of the cheap places in Trat, and has a lovely garden sitting area, they do not seem to have a lot of customers. This is most likely due to the fact ... View details
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Guy Guesthouse
Great backpacker spot, but not sparkling clean
82-86 Thanajaroen Rd, Trat
T: (039) 524 556;There are occasionally cleanliness issues at Guy Guesthouse, but if you're looking for cheap good value, it's a decent spot. Very popular with the backpacker crowd due to their vast number of rooms, ... View details
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Trad Hotel
An old style Thai hotel
40 Vitchitchanya Road
T: (039) 511 091;The old Chinese style building feels like an ancient hospital or possibly a prison, just older and grottier. Fan rooms feature a small tv broadcasting in Thai, a surprisingly soft bed and a Thai ... View details
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Sawaddee Guesthouse
A little pricier but still basic
90 Lakmuang Road
T: (089) 938 2991;Above an internet cafe, Sawaddee Guesthouse has a handful of small, clean rooms all with shared bathroom. The shiny, polished wood of the floorboards and walls is very well maintained, and there are ... View details
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Jame Guesthouse
A private home
45/1 Lak Muang Rd, Trat
T: (039) 530 458;An old house hidden town a tiny narrow laneway off one of the main streets, Jame Guesthouse is a private teakwood home that's been opened up to take guests. Look for Morgan Cafe and bookshop and ... View details
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Windy Guesthouse
Nothing special
Trat town
T: (039) 524 419;Like most guesthouses in Trat, Windy was once a private house. Backing on to the river it receives a decent breeze and view, though there may be mosquito issues. The newly built walkway along the ... View details
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S.A. Hotel
One of the best in Trat
Trat town
T: (039) 511 141; F: (039) 524 411On the other side of Trat from all the other small Guesthouses, S.A. Hotel is a large, square unexciting building holding old fashioned but clean and well kept rooms. A choice of fan or air-con, all ... View details
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Pop Guesthouse
Often full
1/1 Tana-Charoen Rd, Trat
T: (039) 512 392;Owned by the local entrepreneur, Pop Guesthouse is a rapidly expanding empire encompassing not just guesthouses but a bar, massage parlour, internet cafe and book exchange. Rooms at the main ... View details
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Travelfish top 5 spots
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Top accommodation by review
Ban Jaidee Guesthouse

7 votes 67-69 Chaimongkol Rd
Trat
T: (039) 520 678
Garden Home Guesthouse

1 votes 87/1 Rad-anuson Rd
Trat
T: (039) 521 018
S.A. Hotel

2 votes Trat town
Trat
T: (039) 511 141
F: (039) 524 411
Trat Guesthouse

2 votes Trat town
Trat
T: (039) 511 152
Guy Guesthouse

3 votes 82-86 Thanajaroen Rd
Trat
T: (039) 524 556
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