Betong
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Betong
As with most other towns on or near the Malaysian border, many of the cheaper hotels are basically fronts for brothels. Betong does a lively short-term trade, particularly on weekends and can be quite eye-opening after travelling through the far more conservative provinces of Pattani and Narathiwat. There are over a dozen hotels in Betong, below are just a sample of the better offerings.
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Betong Merlin Hotel
Good value, with pool
33 Chayachaowalit Rd
T: (073) 230 222; F: (073) 231 357The Betong Merlin is about the flashiest digs in town (until the new, even bigger hotel on the other side of Amornrit Rd is finished) and, for the money, is pretty good value. The rooms are smart ... View details
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Cathay Hotel
good value and comfortable
18 Chantarothai Rd
T: (073) 230 999; F: (073) 231 402This mid range hotel has quite reasonable and comfortable mid range rooms, all with air-con, hot water bathrooms and limited cable tv. Oddly, the taps are all back to front in this hotel. Staff are ... View details
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Sri Betong Hotel
three buildings none brilliant
Thumwittee Rd
T: (073) 230 188; F: (073) 230 338The Sri Betong has expanded over time and now has two main buildings and three classes of rooms. Those in the newer building are the more expensive but are miles better than the cheaper offerings. ... View details
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Fah Un Rung Hotel
condom users receive better service
113/1-2 Chantarothai Rd
T: (073) 231 403;Located above a Chinese cafe, this hotel is the cheapest reasonable option in Betong, with very basic rooms with grotty cold water bathroom and fan. Don't expect anything too much for the money and ... View details
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Top accommodation by review
Betong Merlin Hotel
1 votes 33 Chayachaowalit Rd
Betong
T: (073) 230 222
F: (073) 231 357
Cathay Hotel
1 votes 18 Chantarothai Rd
Betong
T: (073) 230 999
F: (073) 231 402
Sri Betong Hotel
1 vote Thumwittee Rd
Betong
T: (073) 230 188
F: (073) 230 338
Fah Un Rung Hotel
1 vote 113/1-2 Chantarothai Rd
Betong
T: (073) 231 403
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