Nakhon Ratchasima
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Nakhon Ratchasima
One advantage of being less well travelled is a considerable bang for your buck when it comes to accommodation. Hotels and guesthouses are priced well below their Bangkokonian counterparts and you can live comfortably in Khorat for under 500 baht a day. Hotels are spread about the city, but almost all are within walking distance of good restaurants and places of interest. Most in the 500 -- 700B range are uniformly average --so similar that there is little to recommend one over another. Exceptions are noted.
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V-One Hotel
Caters to Khorat's hipster scene
666/6 Changphurk Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima.
T: (044) 342 444; F: (044) 342 400Though a ways from the centre of town, but not far from the bus station, V-One is a fun upscale choice that is worth the trek. Colourful and modern rooms include thoughtful amenities like q-tips, ... View details
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Thai Inter Hotel
A great addition to the Khorat accommodation scene
344/2 Yommarat Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima
T: (044) 247 700; F: (044) 248 577Opened late, 2007 on busy Yommarat Rd., this small hotel fills an accommodation void in the area. Surrounded by a vibrant nightlife and picturesque restaurants, Thai's mint green façade and dark ... View details
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Dusit Princess
A mixed bag, mostly good
1137 Suranarai Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima.
T: (044) 256 629-35; F: (044) 256 601Formerly the Royal Princess, this high-end option is a strange mix of opulence and decline. The lobby is strikingly beautiful with its rich mix of dark wood and deep reds and golds. Plush, carpeted ... View details
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Turquoise House
A high-end B&B feel
2121/7 Suep Siri Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima.
T: (044) 277 954; F: (044) 277 939One of the newest hotels in Khorat, Turquoise House, on the outskirts of town, has spared no expense. Rooms are spacious with luxurious bathrooms unrivalled elsewhere in the city. Designed with ... View details
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Rachaphrak Grand Hotel
A dated choice with lots of extras
311 Mittraphap Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima.
T: (044) 261 222; F: (044) 261 278With its high rise, glossy exterior and many amenities, the Rachaphrak Grand Hotel stands out as a reliable intermediate choice. It is centrally located and within walking distance of the city's ... View details
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Siri Hotel
Clean, affordable spot
688-690 Pho Klang Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima
T: (044) 242 831;The Siri is a comfortable and convenient choice, located close to the train station and good restaurants. With major renovations completed in 2007, all rooms have air-con, hot water, cable TV, ... View details
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Sansabai House
An excellent deal
335 Suranaree Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima.
T: (044) 255 144;Neighbour to Tokyo Mansion, Sansabai has a brighter feel and some refreshing touches, though the two are similar in amenity and price. With a pretty pink exterior and welcoming reception, Sansabai's ... View details
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Korat Hotel
Hotel by day ... harem by night?
191 Atsadang Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima.
T: (044) 341 345; F: (044) 341 125In the centre of the city, this pleasant hotel boasts a good location and comfortable rooms. All have hot water, air-con, and fridge, but differ in price according to size. The standard rooms are ... View details
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M in Korat
A clean, central choice
86 Soi Lamparu 2, Suranari Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima
Though many of these units are rented out as apartments, this tidy spot tucked behind Friends Bar usually has rooms to let. Accommodations are simple and clean and all rooms have air-con, cable TV, ... View details
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Tokyo Mansion
Cute and comfortable rooms
329 - 333 Suranaree Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima.
Not to be confused with Tokyo Hotel across the street, rooms here have a touch of character you might not expect for the price. Though the stairwell is dark, rooms are cheerful with chequered tile ... View details
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Travelfish top 5 spots
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Top accommodation by review
Sansabai House

5 votes 335 Suranaree Rd
Nakhon Ratchasima
T: (044) 255 144
Thai Inter Hotel

1 votes 344/2 Yommarat Rd
Nakhon Ratchasima
T: (044) 247 700
F: (044) 248 577
M in Korat

1 votes 86 Soi Lamparu 2
Nakhon Ratchasima
V-One Hotel

1 vote 666/6 Changphurk Rd
Nakhon Ratchasima
T: (044) 342 444
F: (044) 342 400
Dusit Princess

1 vote 1137 Suranarai Rd
Nakhon Ratchasima
T: (044) 256 629-35
F: (044) 256 601
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