Where to stay in Phitsanulok?
9 Hotels Chosen
by Real Guests!

The joint highest score in this list at 9.1, and #1 in Phitsanulok on TripAdvisor — Pattara Resort & Spa is the hotel that makes you forget you're still inside the city. A large lotus lake sits at the heart of 20 rai of grounds, with contemporary Thai-roofed buildings arranged around the water. The headline feature is a 25-metre infinity pool with in-water jacuzzi beds overlooking the blooming lotus. The Night Bazaar is only a 5-minute drive, but once inside the gates the noise of the city disappears.

Scoring 9.1 with a cleanliness score of 9.3 — The Grand Riverside is the most accessible riverside hotel on the Nan River in central Phitsanulok. River-facing rooms open their curtains onto the Nan and the bridge crossing to the Night Market. The River View restaurant serves breakfast on the water, which guests consistently call better than its price. Walk 10 minutes and you reach Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat and the Night Bazaar without needing a car.

Scoring 9.1 from 144 reviews with a location score of 9.5 — Rattana Park Hotel is the best-value hotel in this list for road-trippers. A genuinely wide free car park sits right outside, and rooms — including a Super Deluxe at 43 square metres — are considerably larger than the rate would suggest. It's next to Big C, and the old-style building opened in 2004, so don't expect modern design, but it delivers everything that matters for a one-night stopover.

Yodia Heritage is the #1 small hotel in Phitsanulok on TripAdvisor, scoring 8.8. The property opened in 2008 as a boutique of around 20 rooms in a Thai traditional timber building on the Nan River bank, with layered pitched roofs reflected in the water at dusk. Most rooms have private balconies. A 3-minute walk through the front gate and you reach Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat, home of the Phra Buddha Chinnarat image — the closest proximity in this list.

Topland Hotel scores 8.8 from 185 reviews with a value score of 9.1. The headline feature is straightforward: a walk-through corridor links the hotel lobby directly to Topland Plaza mall — food, supplies, a supermarket and a cinema all without stepping into the heat. Superior rooms run a spacious 27.6 square metres with bathtubs, and the garden pool comes with a separate children's pool. Walk 8 minutes to reach Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat.

B2 Phitsanulok Premier is the most reviewed hotel in this list at 652 Trip.com reviews, scoring 8.6. Part of the B2 Boutique & Budget chain, this branch opened in 2019, so the building still looks and feels new. The beds are a custom-quality specification that guests repeatedly call more comfortable than the rate suggests. The guarded free car park is what draws road-trippers. It sits in the Wat Chan area, closer to the airport than the old town.

Formerly known as Amarin Lagoon Hotel (rebranded in 2021), The Imperial Phitsanulok is a 4-star hotel with 292 rooms and the largest free-form pool in the city, scoring 8.4 from 283 reviews. Deluxe Premium rooms start at 35 square metres, while the Duplex Family Suite runs to 72 square metres — larger than equivalently priced rooms in bigger cities. Three restaurants, a spa, fitness room and a full convention centre are all on-site.

Wangchan Riverview is a 3-star hotel on the Nan River that sells its river views and city-centre location as its main draw, scoring 8.3. Run by Pibulsongkram Rajabhat University, the 6-storey building has 116 rooms; river-facing rooms open onto the Nan and Nan Park directly opposite. It's a 10-minute walk (860 m) to the railway station — the most train-friendly option in this list. Free bicycles are available for guests to ride along the riverbank.

Golden Grand Hotel scores 8.0 from 17 reviews, with a value score of 8.8. It's a tall, white building on Thammabucha Road — a 5-minute walk from Phitsanulok Railway Station, which makes it the easiest drag-your-luggage option for train travellers. Rooms are larger than comparably priced newer hotels, and breakfast is included. The design is firmly in a 1970s–80s Thai hotel style, but the rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable. No pool and no spa, but it does everything a one-night stopover needs.