Hotels in Na Yia

We spent 2 weeks at the Rapeepan Ville Hotel. Our experience from beginning to end was perfect! The staff makes you feel like it's your second home. Our room was spacious & well maintained. The restaurant serves delicious meals! I highly recommend the fried shrimp in tamarind sauce & banana flower in coconut milk soup. We will definitely stay here next time we are in Ubon.

Room exactly as pictured! Staff nice and hotel clean. Gave 2 water bottles each day which is a plus!

Nice hotel that is off the beaten path. Breakfast was good as well.

Property was as expected for the price and location. No frills, very helpful staff. Just a free and the best service you could ask for. Bathroom and shower has openings to the outside air so keep it from being too humid in the room. Not a bad idea at all.

I love everything in this hotel breakfast so amazing. Thanks for the all your cooking 🙏 coffee ❤️ staff🙏they are so lovely thanks for all you do and help us when we stay with you🙏

Best hotel in Ubon if you like a quiet, traditional, and calming experience. Staff was the best and made me feel at home. I love the building design and atmosphere. Thank you so much 🙏

AC, clean rooms, location is great.

Very clean room. The bed was comfortable. Great A/C. My friends came over and now one of them will start renting here. Walking distance to many food options and some shops. Grab was quick to arrive. I would stay here again.

Ubon itself has taken a hit from the closure due to co-vid. This place was nicely kept up despite obvious lack of business recently. Nicer than others I visited nearby. Little too well lit at night. I'll bring my eye shades next time. Local stray dogs not as aggressive as many places in Thailand are having problems with. Especially at night. A short safe walk to the airport. More than enough street food 5 minit walk down alleys towards the local main strip. It's the neighborhood where you...

Clean sheets, cold a/c friendly people.

cool hotel

A delightfully functional and clean hotel located on some random road that leads into the Thai Issan town of Ubon Ratchathani. The hotel seems as though it is totally new and had just opened the week before we arrived. Almost had that new hotel smell. While the reception staff could’ve peaked a little more in the ubiquitous Thai smile department one often hears about, they made up for any perceived shortcoming with their lightning efficiency. The hotel décor is reminiscent of a day...