Ratchathani Hotel
Comfortable and convenient

What we say: 
A centrally-located hotel, the Ratchathani is a popular spot for independent travellers who dare to venture to Ubon. The clean and spacious rooms have comfort and convenience of location included in the price. Superior and deluxe rooms come with a decent breakfast buffet, though we recommend opting for the latter as there is not a noticeable difference in the two. If exploring Ubon’s impressive food scene is a priority, the Ratchathani lies directly across from Ubon's excellent night market and a short walk from most of our favourite eateries. Although the hotel has more of a flashpacker vibe, the economy rooms remain a viable choice for backpackers.
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297 Khuan Thani Rd. T: (045) 244 388 F: (045) 243 561What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard - Double | 450 THB | 450 THB | |
| Superior - Double | 750 THB | 750 THB | |
| Deluxe- Double | 1,000 THB | 1,000 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 5th February, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 14th September, 2012
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Read Ratchathani Hotel reviews
Rated 3.5 out of 5
Based on 8 ratings and 8 reviews
Not good value
For the price, this place is terrible value. While the lobby appearance with bell-hop and fully uniformed staff is obviously going for the chic urban vibe, the rooms are simply not impressive. We took the fan room first for 450 baht and the foam matress beds were super uncomfortable, the bathroom featured a bunch of rotting wood on the walls, and the tiny fan did very little in the way of cooling. So, we moved to the 750 baht A/C room and while this was a little better, I've stayed at comparable rooms for 350 baht less in other Isan cities. Laundery service must be 80 b./kilo - our small bag cost 345 baht (used to it being no more than 150). The restaurant is pricey too, but the food is actually quite good. The night market across the street is great.
Ratchathani Hotel reviewed by DLuek (Total reviews: 11) on
Prices up
There are 3 prices now. 750, 1100, and 1400. We took the 750. Not bad, clean. I compare it to a 3 star hotel trying to be a 4 star. Friendly english speaking staff, good location and the wi-fi. Cheap eats 1/2 block away and across the street in the evenings. Restrauant is overpriced in my opinion.
Ratchathani Hotel reviewed by neosho (Total reviews: 1) on
A very good balance
Just one night, but it was a pleasant experience. Very helpful staff who easily forgave my rudimentary Thai. Super clean room and bathroom, and great air-con. The on-site reseraunt was well patronised mid-week...a good sign. A very good value option. I will stay there again in September 2009.
Ratchathani Hotel reviewed by rayc101 (Total reviews: 5) on
Concur with previous impressions of this property
For still around 650 baht for their base room this is reasonable value; some problems apparent with water pressure - if good showers are important don't stay ... as there does not seem to be a solution. Breakfast a waste of time for most westerners. On a positive note, yes reception always pleasant and obliging - free WiFi a bonus. Best alternative hangout for coffee, economical eats, good service and fast free WiFi is Nana's near Robinnsons in centre city.
Ratchathani Hotel reviewed by gengleb (Total reviews: 2) on
Decent
Checked in here with a smiling helpful staff and found myself in a clean basic room. Even had a small television. There are some other options of better value in town, have to ask around to find them. But this place is good, I enjoyed my stay here.
Ratchathani Hotel reviewed by Fishman (Total reviews: 39) on
Central, good value
From the outside The Ratchathani looks more expensive than it is, and the service is also very good. The rooms themselves are not that special, but a good deal for 650B for twin air-con. As mentioned, the central location is great with the night market right across the street. Overall, a fine option to stay at in Ubon.
Ratchathani Hotel reviewed by Lother (Total reviews: 36) on
Clean
We had a similar experience to the post below, clean room, TV, soft bed. The restaurant is quite good but the night market around the corner is the place to find a bite to eat. As a bonus this hotel offers free wifi to customers, so if you have a laptop and your just coming in from rural Lao this may be a good place to catch up on some news from back home. Worked for us. There is also a lift.
Ratchathani Hotel reviewed by madkaw (Total reviews: 11) on
Good location
The room I stayed in was a bit old and worn but it was perfectly adequate and clean. The bathroom had hot water; the room included a tv and a noisy fan. The bed was soft (a rarity) and comfortable. I liked the location of this hotel - it is not far from the (helpful) TAT office and at about 5pm a mini-night market springs up over the road. The National Museum and park are also very close and worth a visit.
Ratchathani Hotel reviewed by pythagnz (Total reviews: 12) on