Where to Stay in Pattani?
9 Hotels Chosen
from Real Reviews!

The highest score in this guide at 9.7 from 206 reviews — Santisook Midtown is a city-center Boutique Hotel with genuine character that is rare in Pattani. Renovated from the original Santisook Hotel in an old shophouse, it reopened in early 2025. Exposed brick walls, louvered windows catching morning light, and a red iron spiral staircase on the rooftop that every guest makes the climb for. The location puts you 2 minutes on foot from the old temple and the Pattani River.

CS Pattani is what guests call a five-star experience at a three-star price — a double-height Balinese-style lobby with wrought-iron spiral staircase, two outdoor pools (main pool plus a children's pool with slide), and wide rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows flooding the space with natural light. Scored 9.0 from 52 reviews and frequently recommended as the top pick in Rusamilae for families.

The Wood Pattani opened in 2022 and is the most-reviewed hotel at the THB 850 price point — 162 reviews on Trip.com scoring 9.0 overall and 9.2 for cleanliness. The dark blue and orange exterior feels modern rather than budget. Rooms come with furniture that punches above the price tag. Free parking right in front of the building is a practical advantage for drivers, and the location near PSU Pattani puts cafes and restaurants within easy reach.

Southern View is an industrial-loft hotel that would look at home in Bangkok — which makes it genuinely rare in the deep south. Exposed concrete ceilings, brick accent walls, and Edison bulb lighting run throughout the lobby and rooms. Scored 9.4 from 5 reviews. Rooms are spacious and clean for the price. Staff speak Thai, English, and Malay — a useful combination in this border region. The ground floor has the COFFEE 2u cafe alongside halal food options.

Chokphaiboon Apartment is the cheapest property in this guide that still delivers clean rooms and helpful staff. Scored 9.2 from 4 reviews — Agoda specifically gives facilities a 10/10. The Double room comes with air conditioning, hot water, TV, free Wi-Fi, plus toiletries that many budget properties drop. Located in the Bana area, about 8-10 minutes by car to the city center.

Pattani Pirom is a Boutique Hotel with real design credentials that are uncommon in Pattani. An indigo-blue minimalist box set in a garden lawn, opened 2023, everything still fresh. The stand-out feature is the in-house coffee roastery and bakery — freshly roasted beans and baked goods from early morning. Rooms have high ceilings and wood floors, each decorated in a different theme. Cleanliness rated 9.2, value rated 9.1. Halal food options available.

River Hotel Pattani offers river views at a price point that is hard to match in the city. Scored 8.6 from 38 reviews. The River View Suite has a balcony opening directly onto the Pattani River — wake up to still water reflecting the early light. The Riverside Restaurant serves halal food, which is a practical consideration for many travelers in this region. The hotel also houses a large banquet and conference hall.

4U Resort & Camp offers beachfront cabin privacy at a price that would cost far more elsewhere in Thailand. Eight cabins in a casuarina grove, each decorated differently — scored 8.4 from 49 reviews. Walk a few steps out of the cabin and you are on a quiet beach with few other visitors. The BBQ area in the evening while listening to the waves, and sunrise over the sea from the porch, are the kind of experiences city hotels cannot replicate.

Park Intown is a hotel selling a quirky English-garden atmosphere that is unlike anything else in Pattani — a red London phone box standing in a palm-lined garden, red-brick building with a pitched roof, and a Teh Tarik shop in the corner of the garden. Scored 6.9 from 12 reviews, the lowest in this guide. Its strengths are the halal breakfast, free parking, and the garden photo spots. If you understand that this hotel is selling atmosphere rather than facilities, you will not be disappointed.