The hotel is amazing. Browse through the photos and know that it is actually better. This is the second time I have stayed here and I have enjoyed each visit. The staff are friendly and the location is perfect for a visit to Songklah.
Very quaint hotel, really convenient for exploring the town and quiet location.
Small room, very small double bed (though beautiful aesthetically) and not much by way of available drinks or snacks - not a problem though would have been nice to sit in the front open area. Staff were nice but didn’t seem that customer - centric.
The best hotel in Songkhla Old Town, which was built in the late nineteenth century and now it is known as Songkhla Tae Raek Hotel. Good for both families and soloists who love old and vintage places with great services and yummy dishes, my recommendation for you all.
Be transported to 50’s Indochine! This is a stunning place to stay! Full of character and life. Every room is a bit different and full of antiques and charm.
The hotel is beautiful and charming with a nice antique touch. Location in Songkhla was good as well. Staff is also nice and friendly. Unfortunately that doesn't help when I was not able to sleep at all during the night. There's was no window in the room I stayed, only wooden panels. So you couldn't look out of the room at all, but at the same time all the noise from outside could be heard because of the open wooden air vents and thin walls. There was a rooster going on from 3 am to 10 am, every 10 second, so it was not possible to sleep. There was also alot of noise from the hall outside the door. It was either other customers or staff talking loudly at 5 am. So yeah, there wasn't any sleep at all. Bed was ok but felt abit unclean. The hotel is cheap, so if it wasn't for the noise and lack of sleep I'd otherwise day it's ok value for money.