Hotels near Muslim district, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya

The facilities seem brand new and are very clean, but it can get a bit noisy due to many company conferences held on the second floor. There's a shopping mall nearby, so you don't have to worry about meals. However, there might not be enough to do in Ayutthaya for more than a day, so it's probably best not to stay longer than 3 nights/4 days.

The hotel is a renovation of an old house with a very good courtyard design. The artistic design inside the hotel is also very distinctive. The rooms are large, and each room has two beds to meet the accommodation needs of a family. In addition, there are soft drinks and beer in the kitchen refrigerator. I especially recommend this B&B.

Clean and affordable, with convenient access to attractions. It's close to temples, ancient sites, cafes, restaurants, and plenty of food markets. I'll definitely be back! ❤️❤️💚💚🥰🥰

This guesthouse is excellent, with incredibly responsive staff! We booked for 2 days and were happy with everything except the soundproofing, but even that can be overlooked considering the guesthouse is in a renovated old house, built on stilts. We're not picky travelers, so we were neutral about this point, as the guesthouse itself, its location, and of course, the staff more than made up for this drawback. Breakfast isn't mentioned in the description, but it's available on-site, which was a pleasant surprise as it saved us time for visiting temples. Don't expect anything gourmet for breakfast: just toast, muffins, tea, coffee, cocoa, boiled eggs, etc. It's enough to satisfy your morning hunger.

Great experience. 2nd time here , with 1st time being 2 years ago. Condition well maintained. Very good gym and cooking and reheating facilities w microwave in room. Overall great stay. Was here for 3 night

arrived at the hotel around 1:00 PM and completed the check-in process. However, I was informed that the official check-in time was 3:00 PM, which felt a bit late to me since it is usually around 2:00 PM in most hotels. They offered early check-in for an additional 300 baht, which is essentially half a day’s charge. Considering it was only for about two hours, I didn’t think it was worth paying, so I decided to wait. It seemed like the rooms were actually available, but they still made us wait until the official check-in time. There were about 2–3 other people waiting like me. In the end, they gave the rooms only a few minutes before 3:00 PM, keeping everyone waiting almost until the last moment. Regarding the room, it was not bad overall. However, I found the hotel to be quite old and worn out. Perhaps because it is located in a smaller city with less competition, it can still attract customers. In a more competitive area, it would be difficult for this hotel to compete with newer properties. One thing that caught my attention was the bathtub, which appeared to have been repainted. The same goes for the floors and tiles—they also seemed to be painted over. In my opinion, this does not create a very nice appearance, although it looks like a cheap solution they chose. The air conditioning was working properly and without any issues. The television was not a smart TV, and it showed local channels, although the signal was a bit grainy. The Wi-Fi, on the other hand, worked smoothly without any problems. I stayed for one night. The location is central, but since the city itself is small, it’s not a particularly large or significant center. Considering the price, it was acceptable. There were definitely better hotels available, but they were more expensive. For one night, it served my purpose. Would I choose this hotel again? Probably not. One more thing to mention: while waiting in the lobby, I noticed that the seating area was quite worn out. The fabrics were dirty, and the cushions had sunk in. This does not create a good first impression for guests. I think improving this area should be a priority. I did not try the breakfast, so I cannot comment on that. Overall, it is an average place, but in my opinion, there are many things that need improvement. For one night, it was enough

I really loved the room that we had, the kids even more so. My room had an attic that was turned into a room, so it was perfect for the kids. The bathroom was small, but we had no issue with it. The bed was extra soft, the way I like it. There was also a shared bathroom outside our room. On the second floor they had free snacks and cup noodles, as well toothbrushes, shavers, towels, ear plugs and such. The bad thing about this place is that it's right in front of a big road so it's pretty noisy during the night and morning, that is why they provide ear plugs for sleeping at night, so I really recommend grabbing some. There are many nearby temples and ruins, so they offer bike rental for 50 baht for one for the whole day. I don't recommend this unless you have experience riding in the streets as it could be really dangerous due to the big road in front of the hotel. There is also a 7-11 and Lotus convenience store a few blocks away with many local street food to eat from. But the best place to eat is near the hotel on the left corner of the street coming out from the hotel. It's a Michelin Guide Recommend restaurant named Khun Pranorm Chicken Noodle, and they have the best chicken sweet soup noodles I ever tried. All of their menu is really good and at a good price.

Stayed here over the New Year Great location to get around Very near train station and main bridge/road in to the historic part and right on the river Breakfast were wonderful However evening meals in the same restarunt are bit of a let down and very expensive . A great 4* hotel near everything

To put it bluntly, the impression of the place is ambiguous. In fact, it is a few wooden houses around the reservoir and across the road a few more. A small wooden reception. Where are the photos on trip com with the huge buildings and columns from? They don't exist or they are someone's virtual fantasy. The grounds are maintained the lodges are clean. Severely disappointed with a very poor and unpalatable breakfast. Smoothed out with good coffee in a coffee shop with a veranda on the territory. There was a loy kratong holiday and we decided to go kratong on the river. The hotel employee offered to take us on a tuk tuk, we agreed. But he came not himself but his acquaintance and offered to do it 4 times more expensive than a normal cab from Bolt. Apparently we had to share with the employee. And all this next to our car. All this was quite stupid and left a bad impression of the hotel staff. By the totality of qualities and emotions from the visit to no one do not recommend anyone to visit here. You can see that the owner is trying and some employees spoil everything with incorrect behavior and petty deception.

Stayed herenfor a few nights in Nov 2025. The place is basically a converted old style family home build sometime in the early 1900s. It was interesting to get to stay in a traditional river house however, the sound really carries. You can hear everything that is happening in other rooms. There is no TV, and most rooms have a shared bathroom. The wifi worked ok and the owner was friendly. This is not a place everyone would enjoy, you really have to be ok with a homestay type of situation. The house is on the river and you can sit in various spots and watch the boats and debris go by. A scooter can be rented next door and there are a couple restaurants available till about 8pm. After 8 pm you will need to go further away.