How do you find reasonable accommodations? 

  You can check the price for different accommodations from different websites or from your travel agent and compare for the reasonable one to select the place and the price that may really suit you. Many major hotel websites offer online reservations. Moreover, you can even make a phone call to hotels or reserve through travel agents in case you need recommendations.

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What time can I check-in & check-out the hotel? 

Most hotels in Thailand fix their check-in at 14.00 and check-out time at 12.00 p.m. and some may vary up to 14.00 p.m. It is advisable to inform the hotel of your estimated time of arrival at the airport or the hotel in advance, especially if you think you may be early or late.

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Are there other lodging choices?

Thailand accommodation services are not just limited to hotels but it is widely appreciated as: resorts, condominiums, apartments, home stay, guest house, and inn, rental bungalows, camping: at outskirts and accommodations by sea.

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  How much can I expect to pay for lodging accommodations in Thailand?

There are different ranges for the accommodation depending on the price range you would afford. For the budget range it may start from THB 400 up to 1000 per day. Whereas, for the mid-range it may be from THB 1000 up to 2500 per day. For the premium accommodation, may vary from THB 2500 up to 5000. Whereas the luxurious ones, may start from THB 5000 and above up to as highest depending on the venue you select. If money is no object, you can choose the accommodation to your heart's content, since Thailand has several of the world's most sumptuous hotels.

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  What is the room tax for Thailand Hotels ?

Normally 10% service charge, 7% government vat and 1% provincial tax are added to the rental rate of hotel rooms. Unless otherwise it is stated for the rental rate of a particular hotel.

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  Is the accommodation tax refundable?

Usually, while booking a hotel it is obvious to pay full amount. Normally no tax refund is expected for the accommodation fees.

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  I plan to spend three to six months in Thailand ; how do I go about renting an apartment?

Thailand , well established as one of the worlds most exciting and inexpensive travel destinations. The Thai Government is now actively encouraging Long Stay visitors. Thailand 's heritage of natural healing, traditional massage and herbal treatment, in addition to immediate and first class medical facilities, provide a safe and comforting haven. Thailand 's wealth of cultural and recreational activities ensures year long interests in a wonderful warm climate.
In term of long-term accommodation rentals, Thailand 's many destinations have various selections of apartment types, penthouses, condominiums and resorts available for monthly and yearly rental contract. The rates are much cheaper than the regular rate and even the corporate rate if you stay for six months up to years. The recommended places to visit for long term stay are Bangkok , Chiang mai, Phuket, Pattaya, Phang Nga, Hua-hin, Kanchanaburi, Koh Samui etc.

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