Satun
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Satun
While few people choose to overnight in Satun, there's a more than adequate selection of places to stay in the low to midrange budget, including one of the most unique guesthouses in the entire region.
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Ang Yee's House
Satun's artistic oasis
21/23 Tirasatit Rd
T: (080) 534 0057;Ang Yee's motto is niceness guaranteed, and this is true in every possible sense. The owner rubbed shoulders with plenty of foreigners as a rockclimbing instructor and artist in Krabi and Ko Samui ... View details
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On's Living Room
A very welcoming joint
14/22 Burivanich Rd
T: (074) 311 805;For years On's Living Room has been welcoming travellers and expats to its great bar and Western-Thai restaurant, and On has recently started a small guesthouse a few doors down from the bar. At the ... View details
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Sinkiat Thani Hotel
Professional midrange hotel
50 Burivanich Rd
T: (074) 72 1056-9;The seven-storey Sinkiat Thani looms large in the centre of town, and it's the closest thing to a luxury hotel Satun has to offer. Spacious and well-kept, all rooms are air-con and come with a TV, ... View details
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Pinnacle Satun Hotel
Spacious and comfortable
43 Satun Thanee Rd
T: (074) 71 1607-8; F: (074) 72 2162The seven-floor Pinnacle has been around for more than 20 years, and is popular with local business travellers, but the English-speaking staff are happy to welcome foreigners too. The spacious rooms ... View details
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Rain Tong Hotel
Old school and cheap
4-6 Samantha Pradit Rd
T: (074) 71 1036;The Rian Tong Hotel has a cold and bland feel that wouldn't have been out of place in 1960s Communist China. It hasn't been renovated since at least that long ago but it does have among the cheapest ... View details
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Udomsuk Hotel
A large selection of budget rooms
201 Hatakam Suksa Rd, Satun
T: (074) 71 1006;Udomsuk Hotel has a large selection of budget rooms with firm beds. Fan rooms are basic and drab with metal doors and no decor whatsoever, but they are reasonably tidy and not bad value for the ... View details
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Top accommodation by review
Ang Yee's House

1 vote 21/23 Tirasatit Rd
Satun
T: (080) 534 0057
Sinkiat Thani Hotel

1 vote 50 Burivanich Rd
Satun
T: (074) 72 1056-9
On's Living Room

1 vote 14/22 Burivanich Rd
Satun
T: (074) 311 805
Pinnacle Satun Hotel

1 votes 43 Satun Thanee Rd
Satun
T: (074) 71 1607-8
F: (074) 72 2162
Udomsuk Hotel

1 vote 201 Hatakam Suksa Rd
Satun
T: (074) 71 1006
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