Located 0.6 mi from the entrance of the Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Le Charme Sukhothai Historial Park offers a swimming pool, an on-site restaurant, free WiFi access, and...
Ruean Thai Hotel is located in Sukhothai, a 3-minute drive from Sukhothai Bus Terminal. It features an outdoor swimming pool and restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
Clasina
Thailand
Architecture of old wooden house.
Pool design.
Traditional art and in house decorations.
Staff spoke good English.
Sukhothai Garden features free bikes, garden, a shared lounge and terrace in Sukhothai. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers room service and luggage storage space.
andrew
United Kingdom
The breakfast was superb, wonderful Thai flavour, good amount and variety. The hotel provides water, tea, coffee and fruit throughout the day, plus free access to bikes which are so useful to look around Sukhothai. The staff is always smiling and very helpful. They helped us to book transport for our onward journey. Well worth exploring, a day trip to Sri Satchanalai. The location is very convenient, we cycled to see to the historical ruins and wandered along the main street for food etc., yet the hotel is on a quiet side street.
Ruen Narisra Resort has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Sukhothai. This 2-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk. Guests can have a drink at the bar.
Na Sukhothai Hotel is offering accommodations in Sukhothai. With a terrace, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Located in Sukhothai and within a 7-minute walk of Sukhothai Historical Park, Wake Up at Muang Kao Boutique Hotel has a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Sukhothai was amazing. We happened to be there on THE FESITVAL OF THE YEAR - Loy Kathrong. In one breath it was disappointing as the historical park was thronged with street booths and performers and thousands of visitors, but that in itself was a great cultural experience. We bought floats and lit them and said our blessings - very cool experience. We returned to the historical park in the early morning when few people were there (though the booths were all still standing) and it was better in viewing the ancient remains.
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Pat Morgan
United States of America
Scored 10
10
If you like temples you will love it here,there are dozens...
If you like temples you will love it here,there are dozens of them. I would have liked another day or two to see a few more, some are quite busy and noisy but many you will find yourself the only one there which is very pleasant
James
Australia
Scored 10
10
This is our second visit to Sukhothai, and we came for a...
This is our second visit to Sukhothai, and we came for a bike tour organized by Sukhothai Bicycle Tour. Bicycle is the best way to explore Sukhothai, which is rich in beautiful scenery and culture. It’s wonderful to witness the ancient city and the countryside. We loved learning about the history and seeing how people live here.
Fon
Australia
Scored 10
10
Sukhothai old city is an absolute must for any traveler to...
Sukhothai old city is an absolute must for any traveler to the north of Thailand, Just as Chiang Mai is supposedly. We didn't have enough time. It is an archeological wonder, ancient and a great education on the beginnings of Siam. Stay 3 nights. First night eat in town. Day 1 Do the museum and main Wat in the old city, and then eat 2nd night outside with the locals at the sidewalk market. On a rattan mat. Wonderful experience. Day 2 Do the main archeological site. Its huge. Rent a bike or golf cart. DONT WALK. Stay out of the sun. Lots of shade, but not everywhere. There are 2 other sites adjacent for separate entry you can tack on if you are really gung ho. Night 3, eat in town again. Laundry, massages, food, is REALLY CHEAP. BUT, you need to take a bus or taxi to get there from New Sukhothai OR PHITSANULOK which is an hour away by car. Which you can get to by train, or plane. If you take the train, its slow, and if you are in 3rd or 2nd class there is NO AIRCONDITIONING AND THE WINDOW AND DOORS ARE OPEN. It could be a great experience, or very bothersome. And dusty and buggy. And noisy. Or take a bus. This is not liable to change anytime soon. Pace yourself, it gets hot as hades in Thailand.
Orlando
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
The UNESCO world heritage site in a must see.
The UNESCO world heritage site in a must see. The old ruins are amazing, but for us what was the bonus was the large maintained trees around the park, and water features give an all round old historic, beautiful park atmosphere. There are numerous places to rent bicycles, for very economical rates. We were able to bike around very easily, nice paved roads, and once you are off the main road, traffic is light, so it makes riding around very nice. like a good ride in the country!
Garry
Canada
Scored 10
10
First of all, this is a paradise for history lovers and...
First of all, this is a paradise for history lovers and archaeologists. The public security of this small city is very good. In fact, it is not hot for a period of time in the early morning every day, but it is very suitable to cover the quilt.
NPB pitcher
China
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The hotel had a lovely salt water swimming pool! The room we stayed in was very spacious, and clean! The staff were all very lovely! The breakfast had a variety of foods! I love that the hotel does alot of eco-friendly steps to reduce their carbon footprint! We also had a lovely Thai massage, which really hit the spot after a long day of driving!
Beautiful hotel, very well situated at almost 1.5km from the Historical Park, with a helpful and warm staff. Very calm and large room, a rich and tasty (local) buffet for breakfast. Possibility to make arrangements for a private driver to visit the nearby Si Satchanalai ruins (1 hour, 2800 bahts back & forth).
Very modern hotel, super clean, the staff is friendly.
It’s only 20-30 minutes walk from Sukhothai Historic Park, although with hot weather some mean of transportation to get around is recommended.
All of the hotel staff were extremely helpful in helping us organize our transfers and even purchased tickets for us to the Sukhothai Light and Sound show in the old city during the festival.
Nice hotel in the old quarter of Sukhothai, very convenient to visit all the temples. Various breakfast buffet. The staffs are polite and provide good information.
Naranya
France
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