Where to stay in Phichit?
8 Hotels Chosen
by Real Guests!

The highest score in this list at 9.0 — Lanna Bali KumnunTuo is the best-designed property in Phichit, a white building with a Balinese-style roofline set among greenery. Rooms are finished in warm tones with tall garden-facing windows. What guests mention again and again is the in-lobby coffee bar (praised specifically for its quality) and the fact that you can bring your pet — genuinely rare in Phichit. Bueng Si Fai is less than 500 metres away on foot.

Fahluang Residence is the best-value choice for anyone who wants a wide room, private balcony and a free breakfast included, scoring 8.6. The interior is styled in Lanna carved teak, with a lobby of wooden chairs and hand-carved benches. Every room has a private balcony. The VIP room at 48 sqm is generous — good for groups. The breakfast buffet runs 06:30–09:30 and guests call it homestyle, fresh and well-made. Bueng Si Fai is about 1 km away.

Moo Noi Resort is the cheapest property in this list at ฿550, yet it scores 8.6. It has been open since 1999 and was last renovated in 2018. The 45 rooms are single-storey, arranged in rows around a garden of mature trees. Drive up, park in front of your door, and walk a few steps to the bed. There is a Thai restaurant and convenience store on site, so you never have to drive out late at night. Staff service scores 8.5 — strong for this price point.

Modern Resort opened in 2019 and is the newest property in this list — 16 single-storey rooms with drive-up parking, scoring 8.5. Rooms are finished in white and pale wood, with large glass doors opening to a garden. Every guest comment agrees on two things: quiet and clean. The Khlong Khachen area has almost no traffic noise at night, which is exactly what a tired road-trip driver needs.

The Nest Hotel is TripAdvisor's #1 hotel in Phichit and has the best city-centre location in this list, scoring 8.4 from 46 reviews. It opened in 2016 as a five-storey grey-and-white building on Saraluang Road. What guests repeat is that the rooms are larger and cleaner than ฿650 suggests, with a 7-Eleven directly at the entrance. The ground-floor Goose Café x Bar works well for a working day or a light dinner.

Orchid Place has the most reviews in this list — 86, scoring 8.0. It does not look like a typical hotel. Several two-storey low buildings are spread around a tree-filled garden, with a small road running through. Drive in, park outside your block, and carry bags a few steps to the door. Rooms have warm laminate wood floors and some Deluxe rooms include a sofa and microwave. Bueng Si Fai lake is a 6-minute walk — the closest of any hotel here.

Ruean Vana Resort, opened in 2014, offers about 10 individual teak-wood bungalows arranged in a garden, scoring 7.3. Each is a single-storey house on a raised foundation with a small front porch and drive-up parking alongside. The key draw is privacy: no shared walls with other guests. Inside, the teak panelling gives warmth and quiet, with air-con, flat-screen TV and a desk. The location is a fair way from the city centre, so a car is needed and there is no on-site restaurant.

Phichit Plaza is a long-established city hotel with a swimming pool — a genuine rarity at this price in Phichit, scoring 7.2. The nine-storey building is the tallest in the city and a local landmark, with 90 rooms, wood-floor rooms with balconies, and wide open-air parking. To be honest about what you get: the building is old and showing its age in places, but if you want a pool and guaranteed parking in the city centre for ฿550, this is the only option.