Where to stay in Uttaradit?
9 Hotels Chosen
from Real Guest Reviews!

The highest score in this list at 8.8 — Areena Resort and Hotel is Uttaradit's top-value stay, a three-storey pink building on Samranruen Road that guests consistently praise for room size and extras that go beyond the price. The Superior rooms fit a king bed and a sitting sofa in the same space, with many having a private balcony facing the garden. The two standout perks: free bicycles to ride around the flat town, and on-site parking that's genuinely wide — both rare at this rate.

Thaimit Resort is the cheapest hotel in this list at ฿400, yet the rooms look newer and cleaner than the price suggests. It scores 8.6 from 96 Agoda reviews and is ranked as better value than 92% of properties in the city. The surprise inside the building is an open courtyard with a glass-roof atrium, artificial grass, and a vintage Vespa as a photo prop — plus a glass-fronted gym that's rare to find at this price point.

Seeharaj Hotel is Uttaradit's long-established landmark hotel and TripAdvisor's #1 in the city. It has been open since 1983, renovated in 2019, and stands as a tall white building on Borom Asana Road with 152 rooms. The key differentiator from most Uttaradit properties is a real outdoor swimming pool — a genuine rarity in the city centre — combined with a walkable location for train passengers.

Sunee Boutique Hotel is the most design-forward surprise in Uttaradit — a small three-storey building in a lane off Borom Asana Road where exposed concrete and loft-style pipe ceilings make every room look unlike anything else in the province. It scores 8.4 from 44 reviews. Rooms on floors 2–3 have balconies with mountain views, and the ground-floor Deluxe is 31 sqm with its own private garden. Free bicycles and all-day coffee with bread are included.

Araya Hotel is a villa-style property offering 36 sqm rooms, an outdoor pool and a breakfast buffet for a budget price. It scores 8.3 from 81 reviews, opened in 2007 and renovated in 2018. The low-rise buildings wrap around a central garden, and most rooms have large windows looking onto greenery. The two things guests mention most: rooms that are bigger than the photos suggest, and a breakfast buffet that many call better than expected for the rate.

Thanakorn Garden Hotel is a no-frills city hotel that road-trip visitors return to repeatedly for its bigger-than-expected rooms and in-building parking. It scores 8.1 from 17 reviews. With 77 air-conditioned rooms, the standout points are floor space that exceeds same-price competitors, and a lift that's genuinely uncommon at this price level in a secondary city. The in-lane location keeps things quiet at night.

Tonsom Residence (Ton Som) is a 28-room budget property in Uttaradit that gives every room a private balcony — a genuine rarity at this price. It scores 8.0 from 46 reviews. Guests most consistently praise the cleanliness and the friendly staff manner that's typical of family-run places. Free street-front parking and a 24-hour front desk for late-night arrivals round out the package.

Maladee Hotel is a large yellow building on the edge of town that gives spacious balcony rooms at a budget rate, and sits closest to Uttaradit's historic temple cluster. It scores 7.9 from 119 reviews, but room cleanliness and room quality sub-scores come in at 8.8 and 8.6 respectively — much higher than the overall rating. For visitors focused on Wat Phra Borommathat Thung Yang and Wat Phra Thaen Sila At, this is the most convenient base.

Friday Hotel is the most-reviewed hotel in this list by a wide margin — 1,073 reviews — a blue-and-white building on central Borom Asana Road where the ground floor is the President Shopping Mall with JIB computer store, Mister Donut, a supermarket and a coffee shop. The main appeal is convenience: take the lift down for food or shopping, the parking lot is the widest in the area, and a free shuttle runs to the railway station.