Hotels near Udon Thani Airport - UTH, Udon Thani

I came to Udon for a 10 ady Vipassana Meditation, thus I have just a quick visit to Thai Isan market, UD town, night market, and nakha fabric market. Love the food and the local people here. Next time, I will visit Thai Chinese Museum and enjoy more food. Cheers

Nice little Japan-town across from UD Town, near the train station. Lots of choices. Udon Thani is easily walkable without a car. The Central Plaza is unsurprisingly centrally located and there's lots to do there.

Udon Thani itself is not a very nice place with little to see however we used it as a base for visiting other places nearby in a hire car such as Nong Khai , Ban Chiang and Phu Phra Bat National Park. It is also well connected by air with Bangkok. It has the usual night market and a big shopping central plaza and it is easy to change money at a good rate ( but not at the airport ).

of course you need to drive/ride to the pink lotus lake in december/january if you are in town. It's breathtaking early in the morning when the flowers wake up with the sun. Nightlife is very good, many food options, excellent markets near the train station. beautiful people. just chill out, and get away from bad air in bangkok.

Udon Thani is a good base for exploring Thailand's Isaan (North Eastern region) rather than being a destination in its own right. It has an airport with flights to Bangkok, Chiang Mai and a few other Thai destinations. Despite being styled Udon Thani International Airport, it does not currently field any international flights. The city has a reasonably compact centre with a Central shopping mall, a few foreign restaurants and plenty of Thai ones, as well as the usual Thai markets, street food and cafés. Worth a short stopover.

A lovely town in the north-east of Thailand. Has many attractions for good quality food, both Thai and farang (including a number of high quality cafes), farang bars, a decent-sized Central shopping mall and multiplex cinema. There's a great night market area with thriving Thai food stalls, especially Train Night Market (near the station) and the nearby UD Town. All just a few kilometres from an airport which has regular flights to both Don Muang and Suvarnabhumi.