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Apartments & condos
An apartment or condo is a self-contained home inside a building — bedrooms, a living area and a kitchen — usually with shared facilities such as a pool, a gym and a reception or security desk. In Thailand they are let by owners and agents in cities and resort towns, and suit travellers who want room to cook and live rather than a hotel room.
What to check before you book
- Whether the listing is a whole apartment or a room inside a shared flat, and who else uses the building
- What the kitchen provides, and whether linen, towels and final cleaning are included in the price
- Which building facilities are open in your season, such as the pool or gym, and their opening hours
- How the apartment is reached — lift, stairs or an outside staircase — and whether a reception handles the keys
Finding an apartment or condo
Apartments and condos are offered by local owners, property agents and the accommodation partners listed on this page. Availability and prices are confirmed on the partner's website, where the property filters show homes with kitchens rather than hotel rooms.
Villas
A villa is a detached house let to one party at a time, most often with its own pool or garden, standing in a residential compound or on its own grounds. In Thailand villas are found in resort areas and on the islands, and suit families or groups travelling together who would rather have a whole house than rooms in a hotel.
What to check before you book
- Whether the pool and garden are private to the villa or shared with neighbouring houses
- How many bedrooms and bathrooms there are, and whether the beds can be made up as double or twin
- Whether housekeeping, gardening or security is included, and what that service covers each day
- What the price includes — electricity, water, internet, transfers — and what is charged separately
Finding a villa
Villas are let by local owners, property agents and the accommodation partners listed on this page. Availability and prices are confirmed on the partner's website, where you can filter for whole houses rather than hotel rooms or apartments.
Townhouses
A townhouse is normally a multi-level home in a row of similar houses, often inside a compound with shared grounds. In Thailand they are found in and around larger towns and resort areas, where owners and agents let them to holidaymakers. They suit families or small groups who want several bedrooms and a separate living space rather than a single apartment.
What to check before you book
- How many bedrooms and bathrooms the townhouse has, and how the rooms are spread across the floors
- Whether parking is private and how many cars fit
- What the compound provides, such as a pool, garden or security, and whether these are shared with neighbours
- Whether electricity, water, cleaning and any deposit are included in the price
Finding a townhouse
Townhouses are offered by local owners, property agents and the accommodation partners listed on this page. Availability and prices are confirmed on the partner's website, so apply the property filters to see homes rather than hotel rooms.
Hotels
A hotel room is the simplest option when you want a front desk, daily cleaning and somewhere to eat within the building. Hotels in Thailand range from small family-run guesthouses to large international chains, and are found in every town and resort area.
What to check before you book
- Whether the rate includes breakfast, and what the breakfast covers
- The room's bed arrangement, and whether an extra bed costs more
- Check-in and check-out times, and what happens if you arrive early or leave late
- Whether the hotel takes a deposit, and how and when it is returned
Finding a hotel
Hotels are listed by the accommodation partners on this page. Availability and prices are confirmed on the partner's website, where you can filter by guest reviews, price and distance from the places you plan to visit.
Resorts
A resort is a hotel built around grounds and facilities — often pools, a spa, restaurants or direct beach access — so you can spend a whole day without leaving the property. In Thailand resorts are common on the islands and along the coast, and in the hills of the North.
What to check before you book
- Which facilities are included and which cost extra, such as spa treatments, water sports or a kids' club
- How far the property is from the beach, town or airport, and whether transfers or shuttles are provided
- Whether the beach or water area is private or shared, and whether it is suitable for swimming in your season
- Whether meals and drinks are included, and what the package covers
Finding a resort
Resorts are listed by the accommodation partners on this page. Availability and prices are confirmed on the partner's website, where you can filter by facilities, guest reviews and location.
Rental booking partners
Availability and prices are confirmed on the partner's website. Each partner lists apartments and condos, villas, townhouses, hotels and resorts, so use the property filters on the partner's site to choose the type of accommodation you want.
Before you book
Check the property's location, total price, minimum stay, deposit and cancellation terms. Confirm whether electricity, water, cleaning and any other charges are included, and whether the listing is a whole home or a room in a shared building.