Why guests love it
- Free parking available at the hotel
Facilities
Room Types
Superior Room
Superior Premier Room
Deluxe Premier Room
B2 Amata Nakorn Premier Hotel is a budget three-star hotel in Chonburi’s Don Hua Lo subdistrict, built to house the engineers and contractors who work inside the neighbouring Amata City Chonburi industrial estate. Rooms start from around $26 a night, and the property carries a 9.1/10 rating from 427 Agoda reviews plus 8.7/10 from over 4,100 Booking.com reviews — an unusually large review base for a hotel this size. It’s a dependable, no-frills stay for work trips; it is not a beach hotel, and treating it as one will disappoint.
Character & Location
The hotel address puts it on the edge of Amata City Chonburi, formerly known as Amata Nakorn — one of Thailand’s largest industrial estates, spanning roughly 600 factories (about two-thirds of them Japanese-affiliated) and employing more than 210,000 people. That scale explains the hotel’s whole design brief: functional rooms, fast check-in, and a location 2,300 feet from Chonburi’s city centre rather than any tourist strip. It’s about 34 miles (55 km) to Suvarnabhumi Airport and roughly an hour’s drive into central Bangkok via Bangna-Trad Road, which puts the estate — and this hotel — almost midway between the capital and the Laem Chabang deep-sea port.
Standout Features
The outdoor pool and small on-site fitness centre are the two amenities that separate it from a plain business motel, and both get used — Thailand’s heat makes an evening pool session worthwhile even on a short work trip. Rooms come in three tiers (Superior, Superior Premier, Deluxe Premier), all a compact 24 sqm, which is enough for a single traveller or a couple passing through but tight for a family. Free parking and free WiFi are included, which matters here — street parking near the estate’s gates gets difficult during shift-change traffic.
Best for / less good for
This suits business travellers, contractors and anyone with meetings inside Amata City Chonburi — it’s built around that exact use case. It suits families needing a base near Chonburi Hospital, about 6 miles away, less well if you’re looking for resort amenities: there’s no kids’ club, no restaurant beyond the basics, and the surrounding area is working, not scenic.
Insider Tip: Book the free on-site parking rather than planning to find a spot near the estate gates — Bangna-Trad Road backs up hard around 07:00 and 17:00 on weekdays as shift changes hit.
- 9.1/10 on Agoda (427 reviews) and 8.7/10 on Booking.com (4,100+ reviews)
- Free parking and free WiFi included at a budget price point
- Outdoor pool and fitness centre on site
- Quiet, 2,300 ft from the city centre
- No beach access — Bang Saen is a 20 km-plus drive
- Rooms are compact (24 sqm) and functional rather than stylish
- Industrial estate setting with little tourist infrastructure nearby
Value & Nearby
At this price band, the review volume alone (over 4,500 combined ratings across two platforms) is the strongest signal — for a budget hotel to sustain 8.7-9.1/10 scores at that scale suggests consistent service rather than a few lucky reviews. If it’s full, Mybed Chonburi sits about 6 km away and covers similar ground. For downtime, Bang Saen is the nearest beach town for a half-day out, and the wider Chonburi area covers the rest of what’s around.
