Southeast Asia Travel & Stays

Find where to stay across Southeast Asia

Curated hotel recommendations, neighbourhood guides, and honest reviews across Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and beyond.

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Independently reviewed

No sponsored placements. Every hotel pick is based on actual stays and reader submissions.

SEA-focused coverage

From Bangkok luxury to Penang guesthouses — we cover the full range of accommodation across the region.

Price-range honest

We flag when prices are genuinely good value and when they're not — budget to boutique.

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Thailand

Bangkok

From riverside heritage hotels to sleek Sukhumvit towers — navigating Bangkok's wildly varied accommodation scene.

From ฿900/night 42 hotels reviewed

Indonesia

Bali

Rice terrace villas, Seminyak beach clubs, Ubud jungle retreats. Every budget, every vibe covered.

From $45/night 61 hotels reviewed

Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur

Underrated value for money. World-class hotels at prices that feel almost unfair compared to Singapore.

From RM180/night 38 hotels reviewed

Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City

District 1 heritage hotels, boutique guesthouses in Thảo Điền, and everything between.

From $35/night 29 hotels reviewed

Thailand

Chiang Mai

Boutique guesthouses inside the old city moat, eco-resorts up in the hills. Slow travel done right.

From ฿700/night 24 hotels reviewed

Thailand

Phuket & the Islands

From Patong chaos to hidden Koh Yao Noi — matching the right beach stay to the right traveller.

From ฿1,200/night 47 hotels reviewed

Editor's picks this month

Long read

Why Penang is still the most underrated hotel destination in Southeast Asia

Georgetown's colonial shophouses have been quietly converting into some of the region's most distinctive boutique stays. We spent two weeks finding the best of them.

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Quick guide

Bangkok's best mid-range hotels by neighbourhood

Silom vs Ari vs Riverside — where to base yourself depending on why you're there.

Seasonal

Bali in rainy season: still worth it, if you stay in the right place

The crowds thin out. The prices drop. The right hotel makes all the difference.