Sri-Trang Hotel
Comfiest spot in Trang

What we say: 
The Sri-Trang has been around since 1952, and it's still the most comfortable and easiest to find guesthouse in town. It has two branches, one immediately across from the train station that closes down during low season, and another just around the corner on Rama Vl Road that's open year-round. Rooms are spacious and fairly plush, with cable TV, big fridges, and large modern bathrooms with hot-water showers. They have free in-room WiFi, and a notice in each room reports “the hotel will be held responsible for the guest's property left in room in case of loss or damage (up to 3,000 baht),” an unheard of offer among hotels anywhere in the world.The staff don't speak perfect English, but they're friendly and happy to point travellers in the right direction for island trips or tours. Their card includes the slogan 'passion your mind' -- we're not sure what that means, but for these rooms, we'll go with it. Recommended.
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22-26 Sathani Rd. T: (075) 218 122 F: (075) 211 456What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dbl fan private b'room | 450 THB | 450 THB | |
| Dbl air-con private b'room | 550 THB | 550 THB | |
| Triple air-con private b'room | 650 THB | 650 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 18th November, 2008
Last visited or updated on: 30th December, 2011
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Read Sri-Trang Hotel reviews
Rated 4.5 out of 5
Based on 6 ratings and 6 reviews
Likeable, Good Value Place
In six visits to Trang over the last decade, I've now stayed at six different places. None have been bad; I just keep looking around. Sri Trang is the best of the bunch. Our double air-con room cost 640 baht. It was reasonably spacious, spotless and attractive. Staff were extremely pleasant. The on-site 1952 Cafe (named for the founding date of the hotel) was excellent for both food and atmosphere. We stayed here after a trip to Ko Kradan and narrowly but definitely preferred it to the place we stayed at before our island venture, Ban Ao Thang. This new place (not yet listed on Travelfish) had rooms that were slightly more prettily decorated than Sri Trang, but smaller and not, in my judgement, quite worth the extra 150 baht
Sri-Trang Hotel reviewed by sullivanmarc (Total reviews: 36) on
Fantastic!
This hotel is lovely! The staff are cheerful and the rooms are outstanding! I am currently staying in a 450 baht fan room. It's spacious, clean and nicely furnished. The bathroom is also huge with hot water, which is a welcome change from some really grotty looking places I have previously stayed at. The location couldn't be better too, it's literally a stones throw away from the train station, 3min walk from a 7-11, and 10min walk from the night market. Free wi-fi is always appreciated! If you ever find yourself in Trang this place is highly recommended.
Sri-Trang Hotel reviewed by Tribalfunk (Total reviews: 2) on
Love it!
Maybe my love for this hotel was slightly heightened by having just spent 5 nights in a hut on Koh Muk. So a comfy bed, hot shower, flushing toilet etc. were real luxuries! But even without making the comparison, I would most definitely recommend Sri-Trang. We did the usual backpacker thing (well, I think it's usual??) and left the boys with the bags whilst us girls went off to check out the options and we really should have stuck with the first place we saw (i.e. Sri-Trang) as for location and value we couldn't beat it.
Sri-Trang Hotel reviewed by travellingsarah (Total reviews: 8) on
Great Place
This is a great place to stay. The staff are all very helpful and accommodating. The rooms are very clean and comfortable. Aircon rooms have refrigerators so you can stock up on food and drinks from the night market or supermarket. The restaurant downstairs is very good and reasonable. The woman in charge of the restaurant can help you with locating the right place to catch a bus/mini-bus depending on where you are heading, which is nice because a lot of places around here are trying to sell package tours. On the weekends there is a night market that sets up right in front of the hotel. In addition to the restaurant on the first floor, there is also a coffee shop/lounge area where customers/guests can use the internet for free or watch English movies on a flat screen tv. Also, you can borrow dvds and a dvd player from the front desk to use in your room (no charge). Overall, I have to say this is definitely one of the best places I've stayed in Thailand. Rooms are 450(fan) 550(air con) and 650(air con triple).
Sri-Trang Hotel reviewed by gypsie (Total reviews: 1) on
Excellent place to stay
I stayed here for one night and thought it was a great place. I took a fan room for 450baht I had no problems booking over the phone, and the two people that I have dealt with here have been extremely friendly and helpful. The room is spacious and clean, as is the bathroom. Free Wifi, and a TV in the room a mentioned in the TF review. No fridge in my fan room though as implied in the TF review). Not a problem though because there is a supermarket about 100m away with all the cold drinks you could want! My only suggestion would be, that if you get a fan room, try to get one that is NOT facing the train station. The reason is not related to the trains (only saw one during the day), but because this side captures the sun. The building is concrete and the external wall really heats up. It was still warm in the morning. This means that the fan does bugger all to keep you cool. It was probably the hottest room I've had in 5 months of travelling in Asia! Also - I found KK Travel to be extremely helpful. I sat down with a girl names Sai, and discussed my rough travel plans for some island hopping. I knew the places that I wanted to stay, but was unsure about the best way to get from island to island. She ended up booking the places for me at my preferred resorts and sorted out the ferry and bus tickets that I needed. She was very articulate, and methodical with the paperwork. To get to KK Travel, walk a few metres towards the train station to the corner then turn right and go another few meters.
Sri-Trang Hotel reviewed by busylizzy (Total reviews: 5) on
Good location
This place is right out in front of the train station. It is located along the main road through town, close to everything you need. The night market is a bit of a hike away, maybe 5-10 minutes. The fan room was 450 baht/night, which includes all the amenities, and the free unlimited wifi almost makes it worth paying a little more, if you have your own laptop. Easy to get in and out of town. Quality place, and safe.
Sri-Trang Hotel reviewed by justintuggle (Total reviews: 15) on