Resorts in Sukhothai

"Clean and comfortable hotel. Although the air conditioner failed on the first night, the night staff immediately provided an electric fan for use and repaired it immediately the next morning. The room fee for the first night was refunded without saying anything 👍"

"We enjoyed our breakfast.didnt have time to try spa. Price is 800TH. Per hour for thai massage. Quite expensive compare to other hotels. There is starbucks at Lobby with 30% off on all menus but we didnt try. The complimentary drinks and snacks in in room snacks bar are free, we liked the banana chips. We love the bath tub! Reception staff was attentive and bell boy is helpful too. Housemaids were loud. Yelling talking on walkie talkie and also checking their water bottles or anything that we heard the bottles clanking a lot even in early morning. The noise is outside of our room but the maid door was just right opposite our room. The room was not soundproof. We can hear every single talk since 7:30 continuously until 9:00 am. The room was having no pre-check in check up. There are bugs inside the toilets around bath tub. The aircon was dripping when turn on cold temperature."

"The bungalows are cozy and clean, breakfasts are same every day without much choice but the food is not bad. The hotel is away from the road so you’ll experience all the beauty of nature. There’s no food in the hotel, so prepare to travel if you want to eat. If you take a bicycle at the hotel, do not lose the lock as they’ll charge you 10$ for it. I felt as I was being ripped off but I might be mistaken (hate this feeling!) Will not stay here again perhaps because of this particular feeling."

"It's worth the price and there are no problems. There is a hot spring (not sure if it's a real hot spring) inside the hotel. It is available until 9pm. The room is clean. Two bottles of Singha water are provided. You can watch TV without any problems, but you cannot watch foreign language broadcasts. Breakfast is also fine."

"The hotel is a bit old, and most people probably come for the Loy Krathong festival. Prices are quite high during Loy Krathong. The rooms are large and have all the necessary amenities like TVs and bathrooms. Breakfast is included; it's a buffet with Western bread and toast, as well as Thai food. The taste is decent, and the receptionist is very helpful. However, the room cleanliness could be improved; there was a lot of dust in the corners, and the water pressure was low, making the water temperature difficult to control. Overall, it's not bad, just some minor areas need improvement."

"The overall is still very good, only the pillow is too high, it is recommended, very convenient to be very close to the scenic spot"

"If you arrive at Sukhothai Historical Park (also known as Sukhothai Old Town), you can call a TUKTUK car to the resort, 100 baht is the most! In fact, it is more like a family village. There are small wooden houses on the outskirts of the field. The exterior is inconspicuous, but the inside is still very clean. The shopkeeper's aunt and her son are very enthusiastic. When registering the passport, she will prepare iced watermelon and a refrigerator for drinking water for you; she will also tell you travel guides and give you a map! The next morning, although breakfast is not included in the room rate, my aunt will still prepare breakfast, coffee and fruit for you. There is a very friendly cat in the resort. She only has a soft spot for boys. She will come to play with you and act like a baby. When I got up at 5 o’clock the next morning, I wanted to ride a bike to watch the sunrise, but on the road, there were hordes of wild dogs chasing and barking all the way. The five kilometers of the road were really full of wild dogs because there were no street lights. , I use my mobile phone to illuminate while avoiding these wild dogs. If it weren’t for car technology, I’m afraid it would have become dog food! Therefore, if you want to see the sunrise, it is best to discuss with the owner and let them send it! Otherwise, life alone cannot be guaranteed! If I hadn't run into a family on the road, and the uncle would take me back to the hotel in a car, I would have been so scared that my legs were so weak that I would not be able to ride the car! By the way, wild dogs will not attack the locals! The hotel aunt will help you book a bus ticket to Chiang Mai, and then send you to the Old Town Bus Station. It's just that the bus is really long, and can't stand it for more than six hours! It is recommended to go to Chiang Mai first, then train to Phitsanulok, and then to Sukhothai. Anyway, I have agreed with my aunt, and I will go next year!"