Cape Racha Hotel

The hotel room are spacious and have very good firm bed. I was able to have a very good sleep. They have a mini kitchen stove in the room if you ever wanna cook. They have 2 buildings so depends on which wing they put you up to.

For the aircon to work you must insert the magnetic side of your key card facing upwards to the card slot.

The toilet comes with bidet toilet seat which is a plus. I think because there's a lot of Japanese & Korean customer who came here for nearby golf resorts.

There's a supermarket opposite that have a mini bakery n also sells pre packed food for take away. Lots of eating place nearby. Especially Japanese restaurants.

There's also a lot of massage place around the hotel.

As usual, everything good, but soundproof bad. Always the same old thing I could hear sound clearly from next door. If there is kids, then im super bad luck. Anyway, this is the whole Thailand hotel problem. The wall is so thin, yet they dig the wall even thiner for cables and socket. Other then that, this hotel is great. Staff friendly, helpful, and room very clean, and big. Just outside hotel got night market, 7-Eleven, mini mall. There are two gym in this hotel. Equipment abit old, or some not functioning, but ok for me.

Room is very nice with big wardrobe and the small the bed and pillow is super clean and good quality.
swimming pool Lack of cleaning then we have to use the sauna and it not bad .

I walk through the lobby and stop to enjoy the live piano and song. The music is excellent.

They have variety of food to choose from. All so yummy.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Five-star hotel experience in Sriracha 🏙️🎎🚢 at the eponymous Cape Racha Hotel!

We chose to stay here recently for a weekend break in November 2023…having planned a trip to Pattaya we realized it was the weekend of the Pattaya Fireworks Festival 🎆 and decided instead to head up to Sriracha to enjoy some of the local cuisine, rather than fighting our way through the traffic and the crowds of partygoers and merrymakers down in Thailand’s Sin City.

Cape Racha, which opened in 2007, feels very much like a Grand Old Dame amongst Sriracha’s downtown hotels. It is a large hotel with two wings🏢🏢, and has the atmosphere of one of Thailand’s classic hotel properties. Many of the guest rooms as well as the common areas have been renovated recently: our room in Wing 2 felt brand-new with a new Carrier AC unit and new bathroom fittings.

We thought that the facilities at Cape Racha were absolutely top-notch! Both wings of the hotel have a pool🏊🏽 and a well-equipped and well-maintained fitness 🏋🏽centre. We particularly enjoyed the rooftop pool on the 12th floor of Wing 1 which offers scenic views of the bay and Koh Loi. The breakfast buffet was also pretty good, and included some Japanese options such as rice with a choice of furikake, pickles, natto, miso soup with different toppings etc. in addition to the usual bacon, eggs and salad bar. The F&B staff here have to work hard during breakfast – we were joined at breakfast by a large and lively group of Korean golfers🧑🏽‍🦯, and it was difficult for the staff to keep up with clearing tables and replenishing the buffet at times (perhaps the hotel management could hire 1 or 2 additional staff if the budget allows for this?).

Sriracha itself is a town with a bit of a mixed reputation. It is foremost an industrial 🏭 town and not a tourist hot-spot, there is a perpetual traffic jam on the narrow winding streets, and it is generally a bit grim. It does have a certain charm though, with a pleasant coastal promenade 🏖️ and a smattering of historic and heritage buildings. There are a lot of good restaurants, bars and coffee shops in the downtown area, so rest assured you will not go hungry if you visit! Within walking distance from Cape Racha, recommended options include Hanbe Japanese Restaurant, Nai Bun Noodles (especially for Pad See Ew with crispy noodles) and Sensu Café for a coffee ☕ or beer🍻.

2024 Update: We visited again recently in Feb 2024. The hotel is quite busy at the moment with a number of golfing groups and also a conference group of medical professionals from Bangkok. The hotel management and staff are doing a fantastic job accommodating all the guests during breakfast, and managing the check-in and check-out processes. Since the last visit there are now more staff working on the breakfast buffet and they have also extended breakfast times. Overall the experience was excellent as always. Local dining recommendations from this trip: Haji Saroj Thai Muslim Restaurant for biryani, Tom Chan for syokudo-style Japanese, HOBB for coffee, rGoal for coffee and light meals, Tsukeman Jo for ramen, Yakiniku Kakurega for Japanese BBQ.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Five-star hotel experience in Sriracha 🏙️🎎🚢 at the eponymous Cape Racha Hotel!

We chose to stay here recently for a weekend break in November 2023…having planned a trip to Pattaya we realized it was the weekend of the Pattaya Fireworks Festival 🎆 and decided instead to head up to Sriracha to enjoy some of the local cuisine, rather than fighting our way through the traffic and the crowds of partygoers and merrymakers down in Thailand’s Sin City.

Cape Racha, which opened in 2007, feels very much like a Grand Old Dame amongst Sriracha’s downtown hotels. It is a large hotel with two wings🏢🏢, and has the atmosphere of one of Thailand’s classic hotel properties. Many of the guest rooms as well as the common areas have been renovated recently: our room in Wing 2 felt brand-new with a new Carrier AC unit and new bathroom fittings.

We thought that the facilities at Cape Racha were absolutely top-notch! Both wings of the hotel have a pool🏊🏽 and a well-equipped and well-maintained fitness 🏋🏽centre. We particularly enjoyed the rooftop pool on the 12th floor of Wing 1 which offers scenic views of the bay and Koh Loi. The breakfast buffet was also pretty good, and included some Japanese options such as rice with a choice of furikake, pickles, natto, miso soup with different toppings etc. in addition to the usual bacon, eggs and salad bar. The F&B staff here have to work hard during breakfast – we were joined at breakfast by a large and lively group of Korean golfers🧑🏽‍🦯, and it was difficult for the staff to keep up with clearing tables and replenishing the buffet at times (perhaps the hotel management could hire 1 or 2 additional staff if the budget allows for this?).

Sriracha itself is a town with a bit of a mixed reputation. It is foremost an industrial 🏭 town and not a tourist hot-spot, there is a perpetual traffic jam on the narrow winding streets, and it is generally a bit grim. It does have a certain charm though, with a pleasant coastal promenade 🏖️ and a smattering of historic and heritage buildings. There are a lot of good restaurants, bars and coffee shops in the downtown area, so rest assured you will not go hungry if you visit! Within walking distance from Cape Racha, recommended options include Hanbe Japanese Restaurant, Nai Bun Noodles (especially for Pad See Ew with crispy noodles) and Sensu Café for a coffee ☕ or beer🍻.

This place is very convenient to the city and the sea. The breakfast was perfect. This place will be one of my choices in Si Racha. Love it!

What can I say? Room is cozy, pool is clean gym is good, breakfast is great. Hotel itself located in center of Sriracha, across from 7-11, few minutes walk to Koh Loy park and Robinson mall, plenty of local food outlets nearby what can I say 55

Enough services and amenities for stay. Our room didn't have a laundry machine but the room size was fit for 3 persons.

This hotel is separated into 2 buildings and we stayed in the 2nd build. One negative point is just only 1 elevator and lifting until the 11th floor, so sometimes, we needed to wait for it and needed stairs to go up the 12th floor.