Surat Thani Hotels with Wifi

This really is a 10/10 place. My husband and my favourite place we’ve stayed, this trip to Thailand. We’ve already decided we want to come back, with friends, next time. We wanted a place to cut our drive to Bangkok and had no idea Sarat Thani and the surrounding area had so much to offer. Mr. Pongsak, the owner, could not be more lovely. He is so thoughtful and invested in making sure everyone who stays has the best experience and shares his knowledge of the area and all the things there are to do and see. We drove a rented car, and found it sooooo peaceful and relaxing to be there. And so close to get to town, markets and lots of yummy foods. We cannot wait to share this gem with friends and try the other cabins. The pond with all its fish is a gorgeous water feature too. They opened in 2025 and are building a third cabin. They are modern and still so charming and relaxing. Cannot wait til we can return on our next trip. My only concern is that it is such a great spot and is going to be so popular, we will need to book well in advance next time! Thank you for everything. See you next time, Mr. Pongsak and family.

Good location if you don't want to take a night ferry, helpful staff. The bed is rather hard, good thing I was prepared and had my own shampoo etc, the toiletries the hotel provides are too basic. I'm quite sensitive to noise, the room was good, no sounds. Bust station just in about 4 blocks from the hotel, you can buy a transfer ticket bus+ ferry to an island (Pangan or Samui).there's also Harmonic restaurant near the bus (coach) station, quite good.

The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was nice. There appeared to be no hot water in my room, however, it turned out I needed to leave the water running for 10 minutes for it to get warm. I would recommend telling guests this, as I had to have a cold shower on the first day at 5:30 am.

Review – CBD Hotel, Surat Thani “In the center of Surat Thani, where crossroads pulse with traffic and neon flickers like tired stars, stands CBD Hotel—a place that waits for travelers who are always on their way somewhere else. Around it, the city breathes commerce: food stalls, markets, bus stations. From here, you can walk to the Seatrans bus terminal, and soon after find yourself boarding a ferry to Koh Samui or Koh Phangan. You can wander to the agricultural market, where local trucks carry passengers to Phunphin railway station. Every path from this corner leads somewhere further, as if the city itself is designed for departures. Parking, often a worry in the center of a restless town, is solved here. Behind the hotel, a wide lot waits—easy to enter, easy to leave, as if movement were always part of the plan. The lobby never sleeps. Staff at the desk watch the night pass with quiet patience. A small elevator, unassuming, carries you to rooms that are wide and clean. At the entrance, a wardrobe stands for shirts, bags, forgotten stories. The window is large—generous with light in the day, but not always generous with silence. If your room faces the street, the sound of passing cars may slip through. Yet by night, the city softens. The roads empty, and stillness returns, like an old friend. The bathroom is spacious, the water strong and insistent. Not new, but cared for, like something that understands its role. The bed is soft, the air conditioner steady, the space around it wide enough that you never feel trapped. This is a hotel for pauses, not destinations. For the traveler between islands, between parties, between versions of themselves. Affordable, reliable, unpretentious. Sometimes, the most valuable comfort is not in what is offered, but in what is quietly promised.” ⭐ Location: ★★★★★ ⭐ Cleanliness: ★★★★☆ ⭐ Staff: ★★★★☆ ⭐ Facilities: ★★★★☆ ⭐ Price/Value: ★★★★★ ⭐ Overall: ★★★★☆

The hotel is comfortable, close to Central Surat Thani, and traffic is light. The rooms are relatively new and clean, and the staff provides good service.

Our family stayed at this hotel for one night on our way from Koh Samui to Bangkok. We really liked the hotel. The staff were very friendly. We were checked into a standard room on the first floor. It seemed to have been recently renovated. The room was clean and comfortable. The air conditioning worked perfectly, and we could easily adjust the temperature settings. The plumbing fixtures were new. The hotel has its own large parking lot. There's also a swimming pool at the hotel shaded by trees, but we chose to swim at the neighboring 'Rice Farm' hotel instead. Their pool was well-warmed by the sun, and we could sunbathe while enjoying views of the rice fields. Both hotels share the same owner. We were pleased with the low price for a good stay, and breakfast (Thai or American) was included. Across the road from the hotel is a large Tesco Lotus shopping center, and a 7-Eleven is just a 10-minute walk away. We had dinner at a roadside cafe, which served delicious and inexpensive dishes. Overall, we really liked the hotel and recommend it for a stopover before an early morning flight from Surat Thani to Bangkok.

For the money we paid we got what we got. It is an old hotel, but it was clean. Unfortunately they only provide a small soap, toilet paper and towels, no shampoo, conditioner or shower gel. The bad was that the fan room had no hot water which was surprising for us, and on top of this we got no proper blanket to cover ourselves but a towel which wasn't that big so we were struggling with the cold during the night. Also, you can hear everything around as the room had a big opening to the main hall covered with something like a fence so you can see throw and obviously hear anyone passing by. The toilet had the same issue, the walls aren't built up to the ceiling so you can hear everything happening there in the room...

A great new hotel (been open 3 months apparently). For the price we paid, it was great value for money. Super clean. Access to a good fully equipped gym a 2 min walk away. A nice pool. Even had free bananas and biscuits in the lobby. Has a few quirky things but they don’t impact anything. Friendly service. I would stay there again if I come to Surat Thani. A 25 min walk or a 4 minute drive to the night markets (20 baht each in a pick up truck or ~70 baht grab taxi)

The place felt dated but was ok overall. The bed felt a bit dusty to be honest and they only provided 2 pillows.

Good location, easy to find food because it's next to the hospital. There is a parking space for people to hitchhike to because there are a lot of cars in the morning. The room is ok, the bed is soft at V, the air conditioner is cool, but room 206 has a broken sink and clogged water pipe1. The rest are all good. There's also fresh coffee available.