The Pavilion Songkhla hotel is an elegant, high rise hotel set in the heart of the picturesque port of Songkhla. Reflecting the seafaring history of the region, the hotel has been designed in Chinese and Portuguese architectural styles with rich colonial interiors.

The hotel was the first modern hotel in the capital district of Songkhla, and is one of the most well established in the province. Facilities including an informal restaurant serving Thai, Asian and Western cuisines, a spacious lobby lounge, Karaoke Lounge, Snooker room and traditional Thai massage.

There are 179 rooms at the Pavilion Songkhla Hotel. Overlooking the Samila Beach, each room is equipped with modern comforts and conveniences. Amenities include satellite television, air conditioning with individual control, IDD telephone, fully stocked Mini-bar, wall-to-wall carpeting, private bathroom with separate tub and shower.

Room Type

• Superior Room
• Executive Suites
• The Presidential Room (1 available)
  

Sai-Kaew Restaurant
One of the most popular restaurants in the region for both visitors and locals. Sai-Kaew restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner; with Thai, Chinese and classic Western menus. The well established reputation of this restaurant has been with the hotel and the town for more than a decade.

Lobby Lounge
The spacious and cosy lobby lounge serves drinks, snacks and plays light music while you take a break or conducting your business or casual rendezvous.

Coffee Corner
This casual section of the hotel offers snacks, cakes and plated desserts in the morning and afternoon. Located on the first floor.

Cafe Paradisso Pub
Enjoy invigorating drinks to live band music at Cafe Paradisso Pub, where smooth mixed drinks, ice cold beer and creative cocktails are served nightly.

The province of Songkhla, with the city of Hat Yai as its centre of commerce, serves as a southern hub of communication, trading and transportation as well as a gateway to Malaysia and Singapore. Hat Yai has gained importance as the driving force of economic growth in the southern region. Songkhla's capital town is a historic town with a thriving fishing community, just 20 minutes drive from Hat Yai.

An undeniably historic town endowed with ancient ruins, arts, and places of cultural importance, Songkhla, a melting pot of Thais, Chinese and Malays, charms visitors with its unique traditions, dialect, and folk entertainment. These characteristics are reflections of the provinces rich cultural heritage, which has been preserved and passed down from generations to generations.