Where to stay in Lopburi?
7 Hotels Chosen
by Over 2,000 Real Guests!

The highest score in this list at 8.9 — The Charlotte Smart Hotel is currently one of the best-value new hotels in Lopburi. The rooms run larger than you'd expect for the price, the beds are comfortable, and everything is clean because it's all freshly opened. Every room has a private balcony, and upper-floor rooms on the right side face the mountains. The standout extra is breakfast included in the room rate — both Thai and American options. Phra Prang Sam Yot is about a 10-minute drive.

Noom Guesthouse is the most-reviewed property in Lopburi — over 1,320 reviews, scoring 8.4. A two-storey teak house in the heart of the old city, 5 minutes' walk from Phra Prang Sam Yot, and a 10-minute walk from the train station. What guests remember most is the ground-floor restaurant where the Pad Thai is repeatedly called a highlight, the wooden bar, pool table, and the owner Noom who arranges motorbike rentals and local tours. The best choice if you arrive by train and want to walk everywhere.

Lopburi Inn Resort is the only property in this list with a swimming pool, scoring 8.6 from 313 reviews. The 90 single-storey villa rooms spread across a garden, almost all with private balconies facing the pool or greenery, with parking right outside each door. The curved outdoor pool surrounded by palm trees with a poolside sala is where kids spend whole afternoons. It's also Lopburi's most popular venue for weddings and corporate events.

The Monkey Hotel and Residence opened in June 2025, drawing on Lopburi's iconic monkey identity for its design — some rooms feature a large monkey-face mural in warm wood tones, with plenty of photogenic corners. It scores 8.6 from early guests. What surprises people most is how soft the beds and pillows are for a hotel at this price — the owner ordered the bedding directly from the factory, not from a budget supplier. Every room has a Smart TV with Netflix, and monthly-rate rooms are available for longer stays.

Pannara is the quietest hotel in this list, scoring 8.4. A white minimalist four-storey building with a wide lawn surrounding it and ample free parking — very easy if you're driving. Rooms are new, airy and feel bigger than the square-metre count because of the white colour scheme and good lighting. It sits just off the main town on the Thale Chupson side, about 2 km by car from Phra Prang Sam Yot. The one thing to know upfront: the mattresses are firm, which is the most frequently mentioned downside in reviews.

Lopburi Palm Resort suits travellers who want real quiet and real privacy in a palm garden the owner planted tree by tree, scoring 8.1 from 35 reviews. Every room is a freestanding bungalow in polished-concrete grey, spread across the garden with greenery between them — you can't hear your neighbours at all, and guests wake to birdsong. The family-run hospitality has a warm, unhurried feel. Two honest caveats: the resort is hard to find on GPS (many guests report being led astray), and you absolutely need a car.

Lopburi Inn Hotel is a budget city hotel in the heart of Lopburi's old town on Narai Maharach Road, scoring 7.2 from 297 reviews. Walk 6 minutes and you're at the Naraithirat Monument; continue to Narai Ratchaniwet Palace. Free parking is included — a real advantage in the old city where finding a spot is genuinely difficult. The building is old and rooms show their age, but if your goal is a clean-enough bed, a walkable historic location, and a low rate for one or two nights of temple sightseeing, it does the job.