Why guests love it
- Asian, American
- Free private parking available at the hotel
Facilities
Room Types
Superior Double or Twin Room
Deluxe corner
Deluxe Room
The Teak Hotel is a 4-star hotel at 888 Prasatwithi Rd in Mae Sot. Three room types are on offer: a Superior Double or Twin Room at 30 sqm with a choice of one extra-large double bed or two singles, a 36 sqm Deluxe corner room built around a double bed, and a Deluxe Room designed for solo stays with a single bed, also at 30 sqm.
The facilities list runs wider here than most Mae Sot options, spanning a kitchen category, business facilities, wellness, and accessibility alongside the usual internet and parking. Breakfast covers both Asian and American styles, and free private parking is confirmed as a property highlight. Guest scores back this up: facilities rate 9.5/10, cleanliness 9.6/10, and free WiFi 9.5/10.
Insider Tip: Travelling solo? The single-bed Deluxe Room is the only category sized for one — the other two room types are built around double occupancy.
Business travellers and small groups get genuine flexibility from the Deluxe corner and Superior Twin room options, backed by facilities that go further than most Mae Sot listings — business facilities and wellness categories among them. It’s a less precise fit for value-focused bookings: value for money is the softest score in an otherwise strong review breakdown at 8.9/10, and location sits at 8.8/10 rather than the 9-plus marks seen in other categories here.
- Widest facility range of the group: business facilities, wellness, kitchen category, accessibility
- Three room types including a single-occupancy Deluxe Room
- Breakfast covers both Asian and American styles
- Free private parking
- Value for money is the lowest-scoring review category (8.9/10)
- Location scores 8.8/10, the softest of its review categories
Booking.com rates The Teak Hotel 9.0 — “Superb” — with staff service scoring 9.4/10 and comfort at 9.6/10. Check-in opens from 14:00, with checkout until 12:00. For more on the border town itself — its markets, food scene and the crossing to Myawaddy — see the Mae Sot guide.
