Hotels in Nakhon Ratchasima
Nakhon Ratchasima, also known as Korat, is the largest northeastern province of Thailand. The province's capital of the same name has a population of nearly 150,000 natives, making it the cultural hub of its province as well. The city has several large-scale hotels that travelers can find within the city limits with many options to chose from.
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Rachaphruk Grand Hotel
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The Rachaphruk Grand Hotel is located in the center of the city on Mittrapab Road. The Rachaphruk offers many sizes of rooms, all of which are in a comfortable setting and within walking distance to many of Korat's finest establishments. It also contains several in-house restaurants such as a cozy coffee bar, a small Chinese restaurant and a disco dance club. The Rachaphruk is often considered one of the finer hotels in Korat.
The Korat Resort Hotel
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The Korat Resort Hotel, though not in the center of the city, is a five-star establishment outside the city in a peaceful country atmosphere. Surrounded by lakes, creeks and exotic nature, the Korat Resort Hotel is a fantastic vacation getaway. The Korat Resort is about 20 km outside of the city's center, so getting into the city may be a bit frustrating.
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Sima Thani Hotel
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The Sima Thani Hotel is located in the northern edge of the Muang District in Korat. It is a huge monstrosity of a hotel with hundreds of rooms and many attractions to keep guests entertained in house. It also has the same five-star quality found in other hotels nearby. Sima Thani is located in a cultural hub of the city with many opportunities for shopping and clubbing nearby.
The Chayada Garden House and Resort
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A smaller resort found on the southern edge of the city limits, the Chayada offers private houses for rent. The resort offers 24-hour transportation, Internet and food for a relatively low price. The provided transportation helps with the longer commute to the city. However, the staff at the Chayada are natives to the area and speak limited English.
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