Stayed here as had read about the guesthouse in Lonely Planet and I was tired! Plus it was easy to find - 5 mins walk from train station. Location is fairly central - close to night market, beach and shops and buses. Owners don't speak much English but seemed fairly friendly. I paid about £7/350BHT a night for a room... More

Stayed 2 nights in one of the back rooms for 350 baht a night. Room was huge and very clean, 2 beds. Quiet and away from the street. Staff were helpful and friendly. Walking distance to the train station, night market and hill with the temple! Cute dogs as well including an adorable puppy!

I did not plan to stay here for two weeks. Bangkok is flooded so I run away from the flood and I like Prachuab. I stay in this hotel because it is close to the train station and the van stop to BKK. Personally, I can say that the room is extremely hot although I have turned on the fan.... More

I come to Prachuap because another traveler recommendation - She stay in Yuttichai one night and move to Happy Inn (Tuk Tuk 40B from Railway Station can reach) As I arrive Prachuap railway station, it start to rain. I was too lazy to look for another hotel and think just for one night would not hurt. But Yuttichai, turn out... More

I've stayed at Yuttichai several times. The place is OK and offers various price/quality rooms, all budget-priced. The cheapos at the road-side are NOISY and grim but CLEAN. Only use if u can live with a short sleep in prison-like conditions. The rooms on the other side of the same corridor are spartan/basic (all with shared bathroom/toilet) but a good... More

Stayed here, and my room reminded me of a prison cell. The room was far too noisy, could hear all the loud motorbikes. Thank goodness only here for one night. The room was very basic.