6 City-Centre Hotels
in Narathiwat
Ranked by Real Reviews

The top score in this article at 9.7 — Pacinn Narathiwat is the newest and best-designed city-centre hotel in Narathiwat right now, opened in 2025 on Worakam Phiphit Road, 210 m from the Clock Tower roundabout. Easy to spot: a white building with metal louvres and an orange pāc INN sign. The 21 rooms at 25 square metres are all brand-new — soft beds, clean modern design. The standout detail no other hotel in town offers: a Japanese sushi restaurant on the ground floor of the building — take the lift down for dinner. Adults only (20+).

Pohnphansa Boutique Hotel is the best-looking newly opened hotel at this price point in Narathiwat — a deep-navy building with a gold peacock logo that you remember immediately. Inside: an emerald-green lobby and 16 rooms each decorated in a distinct colour palette, all with balconies. Guest reviews consistently note that rooms are brand-new, spotlessly clean, powerfully air-conditioned, and have brand-new beds. A courtyard garden and free bicycles let you ride around town; the hotel sits on a quiet side street away from traffic noise. Big C is 950 m away.

The Imperial Narathiwat is the hotel everyone in the province knows — a white-and-pink building, the tallest in Narathiwat with 117 rooms. Two clear strengths: a fully halal kitchen throughout the hotel, with the Bang Nara Restaurant serving a varied breakfast buffet, and an outdoor swimming pool — rare in this city. Rooms are larger than most Narathiwat hotels; the Clock Tower is a 3-minute walk away. The building has age on it and some rooms are not freshly renovated, but the hotel is clean and offers good value from ฿750.

Paksina Hotel is a Boutique stay with a design that punches well above its price — a timber louvre facade in green-grey tones, clean new rooms, and private balconies on almost every unit. The detail guests mention most in reviews: a courtyard walkway strung with rattan pendant lights that glow warm in the evening — great for photos and a relaxed atmosphere. The hotel is walkable from Big C, has free parking, and scores 8.1 from 96 reviews.

The Tanyong Hotel is a long-standing Narathiwat property that still delivers on location and room size, scoring 8.0 from 21 reviews. The white building with rows of curved balconies sits on Sophaphisek Road. Guests consistently say rooms are bigger than expected, every room has a balcony, and some have a bathtub. A 7-Eleven and Café Amazon are directly outside the front door — under a minute away. It is a 3-minute drive to Narathat Beach, with free parking and an on-site restaurant.

Din Khao Apartment is the most affordable option in this article that still sits in the city centre — a white-and-blue multi-storey building on Ratchakan Road, easy to access. Guests praise clean rooms with private balconies, strong AC, and above all, wide covered parking at no charge, which is genuinely hard to find at this price point (from ฿750). An additional advantage: the property takes both daily and monthly bookings, making it the right fit for business travellers or anyone staying in Narathiwat for an extended period.