The Rajamangala Pavilion is a small boutique resort located on Chalatat Beach, with a spectacular ocean view of the Gulf of Thailand. Set in the heart of the picturesque port of Songkhla, one of Southern Thailand?s most peaceful provinces, the resort is the only true beach resort in Songkhla.

The resort is a few minutes drive from Songkhla town centre and only a few minutes walk from the famous Mermaid statue on the nearby Samila beach. Nestled in pristine natural environment, you can certainly relax and enjoy your stay while our welcoming staff tend to your every need.

Accommodation at Rajamangala Pavilion Beach resort features 34 guest rooms, each with a private balcony facing a stunning seascape of Chalatat beach. All rooms are equipped with satellite TV, telephone, air-conditioning with individual control, a wide range of amenities and a fully stocked Minibar.

• Superior Room
• Executive Suite
• Presidential Room

The resort offers a full range of facilities beginning with various meeting facilities, far away from city hassle, which can handle seminars, conferences, banquets and weddings. The Rajamangala Grand Ballroom, in particular can facilitate capacity of up to 400 persons.

Also the resort provides a swimming pool overlooking the ocean, the 'On Stage' Karaoke room, open-air seafood barbeque and the elegant Chalatat restaurant that serves up Thai and International cuisines while you are entertained by live band music.

Other Facilities & Services

• Internet & Email
• Karaoke room
• Car Park
• Laundry & Dry cleaning
• Meeting rooms & Banquet facilities
• Conference rooms
• Facsimile service
• Room service

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.