Where to stay in Yasothon?
10 Hotels Chosen by
Real Guests!

The top score in this list at 9.7 — U-Sabai Villa is the newest and cleanest place to stay in Yasothon, a white arched-window villa that looks more like a café than a roadside guesthouse. It opened in 2024, has only 8 rooms, and is run by the owner personally — which is exactly why its cleanliness scores 9.7 and service 9.6. Breakfast is freshly made and included in the rate. Guests consistently say it feels like staying at a family home in the best way.

Many drivers slow down thinking Crystal Hotel must be expensive — the peach-and-orange building has Roman columns, an arched entrance and terracotta roof tiles that look like a small mansion. Then they check the rate and it starts at just ฿500. Crystal is the best-looking hotel for its price in Yasothon, and the cleanliness score of 9.4 is the highest in this group. It also has a lift — genuinely rare at this price point in a small city — and a large free car park.

If you want a Yasothon room that is genuinely quiet, comfortable to sleep in, and has a private balcony for the morning breeze, The Zen delivers all three. The three-storey white minimalist building, with its grey-and-white palette, scores a noise rating of 9.2 — the highest in this group. Guests say they barely hear any traffic at night. Every single room comes with a private balcony, which is unusual at this price level in a small Thai city.

Ask locals where to hold a wedding or find the city's biggest hotel and the name that comes up first is almost always The Green Park Grand. It is the largest and most fully equipped hotel in Yasothon: indoor pool, gym, spa, a conference hall for up to 700 guests, and even a Japanese restaurant — genuinely rare in a city this size. Rates start at ฿950 including breakfast and it has the most reviews in this group at 186.

The first sight of The Colour Hotel — multicoloured block-tile lobby walls, a long rainbow sofa, hanging box lights — makes it impossible to forget. TripAdvisor's #1 hotel in Yasothon with 112 reviews. It has the best location score in this list at 8.9, because you can walk in a few minutes to the Phaya Kankak Museum (the giant toad landmark), Phaya Thaen Park, and the rocket festival grounds. The large free car park is a bonus for road-trippers.

If you want the freshest-looking room in Yasothon at ฿800, The Model Garden is your answer. Opened mid-2023, the floors are still unmarked, the walls still smooth, the lift brand new. Rooms carry a cream-and-grey palette with colourful art prints above the beds, flat-screen TVs and long work desks. Guests note the bathroom is clean and the shower pressure is strong — a small detail that matters after a long drive.

The cheapest option in this list at ฿435 — and more fun than a standard town hotel. Vimanmek is a garden bungalow resort with 17 red-roofed Thai-style bungalows and a BBQ courtyard where groups cook together in the evening. There is also a shared kitchen, a Thai restaurant, a massage room and a small wooden bridge across the garden pond. The value-for-money score of 8.9 is the highest in this group. You do need a car though — it is on the outskirts of the city.

The Thai name — "Kind Big Elephant Hotel" — captures the feel well. Rooms are noticeably larger than the price suggests, and the car park is the most spacious in this list. The property also has an EV charging point, which is a rarity in a small city. Guests consistently praise the wide rooms, high ceilings, cold air-con, comfortable beds and friendly staff. Good for road-trippers who want a roomy, easy-access stopover. The 24-hr front desk means late arrivals are no problem.

RP City's real edge over other cheap options in Yasothon is its location — it's the closest hotel in this list to Ban Singtha old town (0.7 km walk) and the Phaya Kankak Museum (0.6 km). The small frangipani garden with a fountain at the front gives it a calm feel that most budget options in the city can't match. Rooms are plain but the King beds are soft and the rooms consistently come in larger than guests expect for the price.

JP Emerald is Yasothon's original large hotel, open since 1997 with 119 rooms and a ballroom that has hosted weddings, government seminars and school reunions for decades. The lowest score in this list at 7.4, because the décor is showing its age — but guests still say rooms are wider than expected for the price, check-in is quick, and staff are helpful. The large free car park and in-building restaurant and bar make it a reliable enough base for business travel or events.