Phrae is a small northern town on the Yom River, known for teak houses, hilltop temples and indigo cloth. Most places to sleep sit in the town centre within a short ride of the old town, and one rural stay sits among rice fields. This page covers three areas and eight hotels. It is a short list on purpose: we only list hotels whose own website we could open and quote.
Use the quick answer above, then the area table. We show no hotel prices because rates change with dates and room type, and the booking buttons open a search for your own dates. We have not stayed at any of these hotels. Every card shows facts taken from the hotel's own website and checked on 16 October 2026 after a separate verification pass, with the source linked. Several well-known Phrae hotels sell only through booking sites or Facebook, or have sites that no longer open, so this is a checked list, not a complete one.
How to choose
- Decide whether you want to walk or drive. The old-town hotels put you within a short walk or ride of the teak houses and the night market; Phae Mueang Phi and Phra That Cho Hae are a drive from anywhere in Phrae.
- Match the stay to your arrival. Phrae Airport has Nok Air flights from Don Mueang; HOP INN says it is about 6 minutes from the airport and Phoomthai Garden says 15 minutes. Buses arrive at the provincial bus station and trains stop at Den Chai, 24 km away.
- Check the hotel's own page for gaps. Several sites here are short, one still shows a 2016 promotion and some give no address, so confirm rooms, rates and location by phone or message before you pay for a non-refundable room.
Area comparison
| Area | Best for | Noise | Walkable | Setting / access | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Old town and centre | Walking or cycling to the old town and the markets | No verified noise information; ask the hotel | Yes | No beach; Phrae is inland on the Yom River | Check live rates |
| Edge of town | Drivers who want an easy budget room with parking | No verified noise information; ask the hotel | Mostly no | No beach; Phrae is inland | Check live rates |
| Rice-field countryside | Cyclists, big-bike riders and travellers who want quiet | No verified noise information; ask the hotel | Mostly no | No beach; the setting is rice fields and a mountain range | Check live rates |
See the areas on a map
Open each area on a map in a new tab (direct links to Google Maps or OpenStreetMap; we do not embed a map so the page stays fast and free of third-party cookies).
- Old town and centre: Google Maps · OpenStreetMap
- Edge of town: Google Maps · OpenStreetMap
- Rice-field countryside: Google Maps · OpenStreetMap
No hotel price is quoted here because we cannot verify a current rate for your dates. Each hotel card gives the source and the date each fact was checked.
Area guide

Teak houses, temples, night market
Old town and centre
- Vibe
- Teak houses, cafes, quiet evenings
- Noise
- No verified noise information; ask the hotel
- Setting / access
- No beach; Phrae is inland on the Yom River
- Rate
- Check live rates
- How you arrive
- Phrae Airport is 6 to 15 minutes by the hotels' own figures; bus station in town
Six hotels here: Hug Inn Phrae, which says it is a few minutes' walk to the old town, the large Maeyom Palace and Phrae Nakara, Phoomthai Garden with its Lanna teak styling, Amonruk Hotel, and HOP INN Phrae near Pratu Chai. Wikipedia says Khum Chao Luang was built in 1892 as the royal residence of the chao luang, and Wikivoyage lists Wongburi House as an old teak house.
Choose it if: You want to walk or cycle to the teak houses, temples and food, and use the hotel's pool or restaurant in the evening.
Skip it if: You want a swimming-and-sand holiday or a remote rural setting.
Mistake to avoid: Do not assume every central hotel is walkable to every sight; Phae Mueang Phi and Wat Phra That Cho Hae are a drive from anywhere in town.
Our pick here: Hug Inn Phrae Hotel Check rates

A short drive from the old town
Edge of town
- Vibe
- Modern budget hotel with parking
- Noise
- No verified noise information; ask the hotel
- Setting / access
- No beach; Phrae is inland
- Rate
- Check live rates
- How you arrive
- Car or taxi; 8 minutes from the bus station by the hotel's figure
B2 Phrae Boutique & Budget Hotel says it is in the shopping, restaurant and culture area of Phrae and lists Wat Chom Sawan at 3.3 km, Phae Mueang Phi at 12.2 km and Wat Phra That Cho Hae at 13.6 km. It lists 24-hour reception, free Wi-Fi and a large secured car park.
Choose it if: You are driving, want a modern chain room with parking, and are happy to drive into the old town for dinner.
Skip it if: You want to walk to the night market and the temples.
Mistake to avoid: Do not read the hotel's listed distances as walking distances; they are driving distances from its door.
Our pick here: B2 Phrae Boutique & Budget Hotel Check rates

About 10 km from the capital
Rice-field countryside
- Vibe
- Rice fields, mountain roads, a farm restaurant
- Noise
- No verified noise information; ask the hotel
- Setting / access
- No beach; the setting is rice fields and a mountain range
- Rate
- Check live rates
- How you arrive
- Car needed; the site says about 10 km (or 15 minutes) from the provincial capital
SuanGlangNa (Bunny's Teak House) gives its address in Suan Khuean, Mueang Phrae, and says it sits among working rice fields along a scenic mountain range, with Bunny's Steakhouse on site. Its rooms page lists mountain-view and garden-view rooms, most with private bathrooms and some with shared bathrooms.
Choose it if: You have your own transport and want a quiet base for cycling, big-bike touring or mountain drives.
Skip it if: You want to walk to cafes and the night market in the evening.
Mistake to avoid: Do not expect a television in every room; the site says only one room has one.
Our pick here: SuanGlangNa (Bunny's Teak House) Check rates
Hand-picked places to stay
Examples of established Phrae hotels, spread across areas and budget bands. Every fact below was checked against the hotel's own website or a reputable source on 2026-10-16 and links to that source. We have not stayed at these places and give no ratings; we show no prices because rates change daily. The band is the property class (hostel or guesthouse, mid-range, upscale), not a live price.
| Hotel | Area | Band | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phoomthai Garden Hotel | Phrae old town | Mid-range | It suits travellers who want a garden hotel with Lanna styling, a restaurant and bicycles in the old town. |
| Maeyom Palace Hotel | Phrae old town | Mid-range | It suits travellers who want a large old-town hotel with a swimming pool, a restaurant and bicycle rental. |
| Phrae Nakara Hotel | Phrae old town | Mid-range | It suits groups, event guests and travellers who want a large central hotel with an on-site restaurant and massage. |
| Amonruk Hotel | Phrae old town | Budget | It suits families and drivers who want a simple central hotel with free parking and Wi-Fi. |
| HOP INN Phrae | Phrae old town | Budget | It suits budget travellers who want a chain hotel near the old-town sights and the airport. |
| Hug Inn Phrae Hotel | Phrae old town | Mid-range | It suits couples and families who want a loft-style boutique hotel with a breakfast cafe within walking distance of the old town. |
| B2 Phrae Boutique & Budget Hotel | Edge of town | Budget | It suits drivers who want a modern budget chain hotel with parking a short drive from the old town and the two big sights. |
| SuanGlangNa (Bunny's Teak House) | Rice-field countryside | Mid-range | It suits cyclists, big-bike riders and travellers who want a quiet rice-field base for mountain drives. |

Area photo, not the hotel. Photo: LannaPhoto, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons
Phoomthai Garden Hotel
- The home page describes a boutique resort with forty-six rooms that use teak and a Lanna style. [Source]
- The Accommodation page lists Superior, Deluxe and Grand Deluxe rooms and says all rooms are non-smoking. [Source]
- The Accommodation page says the Deluxe rooms have a private balcony. [Source]
- The Facilities page lists complimentary use of bicycles. [Source]
- The Location page says it is 15 minutes from Phrae Airport and 10 minutes from the bus station. [Source]
Suits: It suits travellers who want a garden hotel with Lanna styling, a restaurant and bicycles in the old town.
Keep in mind: The home page still shows an early-bird promotion that ended in October 2016, so treat the site as dated and confirm rooms and rates by phone or email.
Official site Check rates on Booking.com Checked 2026-10-16

Area photo, not the hotel. Photo: LannaPhoto, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons
Maeyom Palace Hotel
- The About page says the hotel uses wooden furniture made locally in the Lan Na style. [Source]
- The Rooms page lists 82 Standard rooms. [Source]
- The Facilities page gives swimming pool hours of 8:00 to 20:00. [Source]
- The Facilities page lists bicycle rental for exploring the old town. [Source]
- The site gives the address as 181/6 Yantrakitkosol Road, Naiviang, Muang, Phrae. [Source]
Suits: It suits travellers who want a large old-town hotel with a swimming pool, a restaurant and bicycle rental.
Keep in mind: The room list gives odd size figures written as 4 x 6.45 sqm and the pages are brief, so ask the hotel for actual room sizes and policies before you book.
Official site Check rates on Booking.com Checked 2026-10-16

Area photo, not the hotel. Photo: LannaPhoto, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons
Phrae Nakara Hotel
- The home page calls it the largest hotel in the centre of Phrae. [Source]
- The home page says it has 139 rooms. [Source]
- The home page says its conference rooms hold up to 700 people. [Source]
- The home page lists Thai massage, a souvenir shop, a coffee shop, a bar and a restaurant. [Source]
- The Contact page gives the address as 3 Muanghid Road, Nai-Wiang, Muang, Phrae. [Source]
Suits: It suits groups, event guests and travellers who want a large central hotel with an on-site restaurant and massage.
Keep in mind: The hotel markets itself first as a conference centre, so expect group traffic; the site gives no room sizes, so ask before you book.
Official site Check rates on Booking.com Checked 2026-10-16

Area photo, not the hotel. Photo: LannaPhoto, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons
Amonruk Hotel
- The home page describes the hotel as a home in the heart of Phrae. [Source]
- The home page lists complimentary parking. [Source]
- The home page lists free Wi-Fi. [Source]
- The home page says extra beds and cribs are available for families. [Source]
- The home page lists daily housekeeping. [Source]
Suits: It suits families and drivers who want a simple central hotel with free parking and Wi-Fi.
Keep in mind: The page we read is short, shows a 2023 footer and gives no address or room details, so confirm rooms, rates and location with the hotel.
Official site Check rates on Booking.com Checked 2026-10-16

Area photo, not the hotel. Photo: LannaPhoto, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons
HOP INN Phrae
- The hotel's page says it is in the city centre on Ratsadumnern Road. [Source]
- The same page says it is near Pratu Chai and the Saen Muang Art Gallery. [Source]
- The page says it is about 6 minutes from Phrae Airport. [Source]
- The page names Khum Chao Luang, Wat Chom Sawan and Choeng Thong Waterfall as nearby attractions. [Source]
- The page gives chain-wide check-in from 14:00 and check-out until 12:00. [Source]
Suits: It suits budget travellers who want a chain hotel near the old-town sights and the airport.
Keep in mind: The page is mostly a booking FAQ and gives no room sizes or facilities for this branch, so check the booking page for what a room includes.
Official site Check rates on Booking.com Checked 2026-10-16

Area photo, not the hotel. Photo: LannaPhoto, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons
Hug Inn Phrae Hotel
- The home page says it is a few minutes' walk to the old town. [Source]
- The About page describes three-star comfort accommodation with twin, king and loft rooms. [Source]
- The About page mentions a free rental bike for rides around the old town. [Source]
- The Rooms page describes a 48 sq.m. family room for up to four people. [Source]
- The Rooms page says the double room uses indigo decoration representing local handcraft. [Source]
- The Foods page says breakfast is served until 10:00 a.m. [Source]
Suits: It suits couples and families who want a loft-style boutique hotel with a breakfast cafe within walking distance of the old town.
Keep in mind: The About page calls the hotel newly opened and the site gives no street address, so confirm the exact location on the map before you book.
Official site Check rates on Booking.com Checked 2026-10-16

Area photo, not the hotel. Photo: No machine-readable author provided. Oatz assumed (based on copyright claims)., Public domain / Wikimedia Commons
B2 Phrae Boutique & Budget Hotel
- The hotel page says it is in the shopping, restaurant and culture area of Phrae. [Source]
- The page says rooms are decorated with modern wood furniture and warm lighting. [Source]
- The page lists 24-hour reception, room service, free Wi-Fi and a large secured car park. [Source]
- The page says it is 8 minutes from the provincial bus station. [Source]
- The page lists distances of 3.3 km to Wat Chom Sawan, 12.2 km to Phae Mueang Phi and 13.6 km to Wat Phra That Cho Hae. [Source]
Suits: It suits drivers who want a modern budget chain hotel with parking a short drive from the old town and the two big sights.
Keep in mind: By the hotel's own distances it is a drive, not a walk, to the old-town temples, so plan transport for evenings.
Official site Check rates on Booking.com Checked 2026-10-16

Area photo, not the hotel. Photo: ทรงกุล ศิริวรกุล, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons
SuanGlangNa (Bunny's Teak House)
- The About page places it among working rice fields about 10 km from the provincial capital. [Source]
- The About page describes a working rice farm where guests can feed the animals. [Source]
- The Rooms page says most rooms have an attached private bathroom and some use shared facilities. [Source]
- The Rooms page says one room has a television and is pet friendly. [Source]
- The About page mentions an on-site restaurant serving Thai and Western fusion. [Source]
Suits: It suits cyclists, big-bike riders and travellers who want a quiet rice-field base for mountain drives.
Keep in mind: The site says about 10 km from the capital on one page and 15 minutes on another, so you need your own transport; only one room has a television.
Official site Check rates on Booking.com Checked 2026-10-16
Choose by trip style
| Your priority | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Walk to the old town | Old town | Hug Inn Phrae says it is a few minutes' walk to the old town and has free rental bikes |
| Swimming pool in the town centre | Old town | Maeyom Palace lists an outdoor pool open 8:00 to 20:00 and bicycle rental |
| Simple chain hotel near the airport | Old town | HOP INN Phrae says it is on Ratsadumnern Road, about 6 minutes from the airport |
| Modern budget hotel with parking | Town edge | B2 Phrae lists a large secured car park and 24-hour reception |
| Rice fields and mountain roads | Countryside | SuanGlangNa sits among working rice fields about 10 km from the capital and welcomes cyclists and big-bike riders |
| Hotels with conference rooms | Old town | Phrae Nakara says its conference rooms hold up to 700 people |
Day trips and planning from Phrae
We have no registered tour listing for Phrae yet, so we show no tour prices. The button opens Klook's own search for Phrae, which currently earns us nothing, and results may be limited. Several hotels here can arrange cycling or drives, so ask your hotel first.
- Phrae travel guide: teak houses, temples and Phae Mueang Phi
- Lampang guide: the next town west
- Nan guide: the next province north
- Sukhothai guide: the historic park to the south
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Getting to Phrae
Phrae has a small airport with Nok Air flights from Don Mueang, a provincial bus station, and a railway station 24 km away at Den Chai. The button opens the 12Go Bangkok to Phrae page, which on 16 October 2026 listed train, bus, van, flight and taxi options from operators including Budsarakham Tour, Kim Transfers, Nok Air, Thai Railway and Torch, with 7 departures a day, the earliest at 7:50 AM and the latest at 10:30 PM. The page showed 575 km, while Wikipedia gives 555 km by road; we do not quote fares. Our Phrae guide covers the airport, the bus and the train.
Read the Phrae getting-there guide Check Bangkok to Phrae on 12Go
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Before you book
- Open the map link for the area and then check the hotel's exact pin. A neighbourhood name can cover a wide area.
- Check the final rate with tax, payment timing, cancellation terms and what the room includes.
- If arriving late, confirm the check-in method and the last transport that actually runs.
- Distances to the main sights differ by source. Wikipedia puts Phra That Cho Hae about nine kilometres south-east of the city, while B2 lists 13.6 km from its own door, so ask your hotel for the driving time rather than relying on one figure.
- Phrae is quiet in the evening. Check whether your hotel serves dinner (Phoomthai Garden lists a restaurant, Maeyom Palace lists two kitchens, SuanGlangNa has its own restaurant) before you assume you can eat late.
FAQ
Where should first-time visitors stay in Phrae?
Start with the old town. Hug Inn Phrae says it is a few minutes' walk to the old town and lends bikes, and the large Maeyom Palace and Phoomthai Garden are in the town centre. If you have a car and want rice fields and mountain views, look at SuanGlangNa.
Is Phrae walkable?
The old town is small enough to walk or cycle, and several hotels here lend bikes. The big sights, Phae Mueang Phi and Wat Phra That Cho Hae, are a drive away, so plan a taxi, a rented vehicle or a tour.
How do I get from the airport to the town?
The hotels give airport times of about 6 minutes (HOP INN) to 15 minutes (Phoomthai Garden). Ask your hotel whether it runs a pick-up before you book a taxi.
Do I need a car in Phrae?
Not for the old town, but for Phae Mueang Phi, Phra That Cho Hae, Wiang Kosai National Park and any rural stay a car or a hired driver makes the days much easier.
Which Phrae hotels have a pool?
Maeyom Palace lists an outdoor pool open 8:00 to 20:00. Phoomthai Garden lists a garden terrace bar and a restaurant but we found no pool on its pages. Confirm any facility with the hotel.
Why are some well-known Phrae hotels not listed?
We only list hotels whose own website we could open and quote. Several Phrae hotels sell only through booking sites or Facebook pages, and a few sites would not open for us, so we left them out rather than guess.
Can I bring a dog?
SuanGlangNa says it has one pet-friendly room, which also has the only television. Confirm the rules and any fee with the hotel.
When is the best time to visit Phrae?
Wikipedia's climate table shows the driest months are December to February (about 11 to 13 mm a month) and the wettest is August (about 239 mm). The hot season peaks in April. Check the forecast for your dates.
Official sources and further reading
- Phoomthai Garden Hotel: official site
- Maeyom Palace Hotel: official site
- Phrae Nakara Hotel: official site
- Amonruk Hotel: official site
- HOP INN Phrae: hotel page
- Hug Inn Phrae Hotel: official site
- B2 Phrae Boutique & Budget Hotel: hotel page
- SuanGlangNa: official site
- Phrae (Wikipedia)
- 12Go: Bangkok to Phrae
Prices, schedules and entry rules change. Figures here are approximate as of 2026; always confirm on the official or operator page before you book. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.






