3-Star Hotels in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, Thailand

The building is old, but the room was clean and comfortable for me. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was simple but tasty. The river view room had a good view and I enjoyed watching the trains and boats every now and then.But someone may feel noisy. I was overall satisfied with this hotel.

Stayed Two nights from 21/09/22 to 23/09/22 Located within close proximity to the ruins of Ayutthaya, this is a great place to stay if you are on a budget. I stayed in room 14 which was a double room access from the side of the main building. It was a fairly nice room for the price however there was no safe or fridge. The double bed was also only a mattress on the floor so there was that risk of bugs and ants making their way on to the bed itself. The gardens are a nice place to sit and have a drink however you will need to stop by a shop to pick something up as there is no bar or drinks fridge. Overall it is a nice budget place to stay. if you like luxury, it probably isn't for you however if you want something a little different, which is cheap, clean and well kept, I would highly recommend.

I stayed here for five nights on the final leg of my 2022 north-south road trip. Many of the guest houses in this neighborhood are still closed, this hotel was one of the only options I could find in this area. This is a pretty typical Thai/Asian-style city hotel. Behind the hotel, they have another building that is similar to a motel in the US. This is where I stayed. From the outside, it looks good, but the rooms are very basic with few amenities. Again, typical of a budget hotel that would cost 500 THB in another part of the country. At a walk-in rate of 790 THB, I thought the room was overpriced. On a positive note: the air conditioning, hot water, and refrigerator worked well and it was very clean. There is sufficient, on-site parking for those who self-drive.

Dear Thailand Traveler, While in Thailand, you may decide to make a stopover in Ayutthaya Province, which is one of the historic capital cities of Thailand. If you do, you may think about a stay at The Avail hotel. First, let me tell you that The Avail will not satisfy the needs of those seeking 5 star accommodations. Having said that, if you are seeking a clean, safe, comfortable, and affordable place to enjoy an evening or two while in Ayutthaya - you will be very satisfied checking into The Avail. What I found so satisfying about The Avail is that everything works, and works well. The bathroom is comfortable and the shower is hot, the bed is amazingly comfortable and the comforter is soft and warm, the air conditioner blows cold, and the room is clean. Everything that needs to work...does, and this is something that I cannot always say about even the most expensive places. Moreover, the staff is friendly, the price is right (900 THB/night), and the location is near historic ruins, elephant rides, and some very good restaurants. You cannot write a review and say only good things, so here is the best I can do to say something somewhat critical. There is no coffee or coffee cups in the room, but there is a hot water pot. On the bright side, if you want coffee, there is a complimentary coffee cart in the lobby with both. I am sure if you asked to take coffee to your room, they would be most happy to oblige. One more comment, I did not see a strong box in the room to store valuables. All and all - a very good find. Best/Kevin

Newly opened hostel with excellent location just opposite the main archeological sites on Ayutthaya. The staff were very courteous and knowledgeable. The dorm room was decent. I loved the 24h drink station. Light breakfast was provided, but I didn't have time to try. The communal area at the reception was great. Overall, I enjoyed my stay at Baan Mee Suk.

The hotel is quite far from the city, peaceful, shady, next to the waterfront, spacious room with bathtub, clean room, breakfast is provided. Food is available in moderation. Down at 9 o'clock, the food starts to run out. But told the housewife Made to serve more. Out of the house style Friendly There is a swimming pool outside the building near the waterfront.

Very good service. I like the atmosphere. I will go again next time.

Budget hotel, not new, but everything is in working order, good shower, toilet, spacious bathroom, hot water available 24/7, excellent water pressure, comfortable beds and pillows, clean, well-washed bed linen. Air conditioning with several modes worked properly. There is a spacious balcony overlooking the Temple. There is a wardrobe, a small refrigerator, an electric kettle, glasses, cups, 600 ml were brought every day. Clean drinking water per person (bottle), roll of toilet paper and coffee bags. The staff is friendly, there is an elevator, surveillance cameras. The towels are also clean. We booked a triple room, but we were upgraded to a larger, quadruple room. So the hotel suited us.

Ancient wood “villa” just like in the Ancient City bkk upgraded with standard hotel amenities such as king bed, fan, AC, TV, fridge, and a roomy restroom. Outside on the wrap around deck are chairs and table to enjoy a shady outside time. Hinged folding double doors open up 2 meters bringing in the outside but without a screen you can choose to open any of the screened shuttered windows which do provide reasonable mosquito barrier. PRIOR Complaints I’ve read in reviews: Cracks in floors, some boards move when walking….. LOOK Here.. these are structures built long time ago, like maybe 100’s of years. You’re in Thailand, please, these are ancient homes along the river, raised a meter, ooh I can see a sliver of light below floor. DISREGARD ANY NEGATIVE REVIEW if you want an ancient nature experience, if not go to days inn (I live days inn BTW)

I really wanted to say I loved this place. The couple running the ”homestay” was really sweet and their daughter, who managed their emails, was also helpful. However, there were some issues that marred the experience for me. Firstly, the place was marketed as a homestay, though I think it would be more appropriate to say it's guesthouses on a residential compound. I was also under the impression that I would be given a room in a standalone building like the ones they posted online but was instead given a basic room in a row of three. Secondly, I arranged for a guide through the homestay and only learned from the guide when he arrived that it did not include a driver and transportation. I then paid more for the driver and car. I think this could have been made more transparent from the start. Lastly, and most importantly, the bathroom was a challenge. I don't want to go into details because some guests may have no issues, but I've uploaded some pictures, and you can decide on your own. For me, I found something unpleasant on the floor after I came back from dinner on the second day, and decided there and then I would cut short my stay.

The building is old, but the room was clean and comfortable for me. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was simple but tasty. The river view room had a good view and I enjoyed watching the trains and boats every now and then.But someone may feel noisy. I was overall satisfied with this hotel.

Stayed Two nights from 21/09/22 to 23/09/22 Located within close proximity to the ruins of Ayutthaya, this is a great place to stay if you are on a budget. I stayed in room 14 which was a double room access from the side of the main building. It was a fairly nice room for the price however there was no safe or fridge. The double bed was also only a mattress on the floor so there was that risk of bugs and ants making their way on to the bed itself. The gardens are a nice place to sit and have a drink however you will need to stop by a shop to pick something up as there is no bar or drinks fridge. Overall it is a nice budget place to stay. if you like luxury, it probably isn't for you however if you want something a little different, which is cheap, clean and well kept, I would highly recommend.

I stayed here for five nights on the final leg of my 2022 north-south road trip. Many of the guest houses in this neighborhood are still closed, this hotel was one of the only options I could find in this area. This is a pretty typical Thai/Asian-style city hotel. Behind the hotel, they have another building that is similar to a motel in the US. This is where I stayed. From the outside, it looks good, but the rooms are very basic with few amenities. Again, typical of a budget hotel that would cost 500 THB in another part of the country. At a walk-in rate of 790 THB, I thought the room was overpriced. On a positive note: the air conditioning, hot water, and refrigerator worked well and it was very clean. There is sufficient, on-site parking for those who self-drive.

Dear Thailand Traveler, While in Thailand, you may decide to make a stopover in Ayutthaya Province, which is one of the historic capital cities of Thailand. If you do, you may think about a stay at The Avail hotel. First, let me tell you that The Avail will not satisfy the needs of those seeking 5 star accommodations. Having said that, if you are seeking a clean, safe, comfortable, and affordable place to enjoy an evening or two while in Ayutthaya - you will be very satisfied checking into The Avail. What I found so satisfying about The Avail is that everything works, and works well. The bathroom is comfortable and the shower is hot, the bed is amazingly comfortable and the comforter is soft and warm, the air conditioner blows cold, and the room is clean. Everything that needs to work...does, and this is something that I cannot always say about even the most expensive places. Moreover, the staff is friendly, the price is right (900 THB/night), and the location is near historic ruins, elephant rides, and some very good restaurants. You cannot write a review and say only good things, so here is the best I can do to say something somewhat critical. There is no coffee or coffee cups in the room, but there is a hot water pot. On the bright side, if you want coffee, there is a complimentary coffee cart in the lobby with both. I am sure if you asked to take coffee to your room, they would be most happy to oblige. One more comment, I did not see a strong box in the room to store valuables. All and all - a very good find. Best/Kevin

Newly opened hostel with excellent location just opposite the main archeological sites on Ayutthaya. The staff were very courteous and knowledgeable. The dorm room was decent. I loved the 24h drink station. Light breakfast was provided, but I didn't have time to try. The communal area at the reception was great. Overall, I enjoyed my stay at Baan Mee Suk.

Very good service. I like the atmosphere. I will go again next time.

Budget hotel, not new, but everything is in working order, good shower, toilet, spacious bathroom, hot water available 24/7, excellent water pressure, comfortable beds and pillows, clean, well-washed bed linen. Air conditioning with several modes worked properly. There is a spacious balcony overlooking the Temple. There is a wardrobe, a small refrigerator, an electric kettle, glasses, cups, 600 ml were brought every day. Clean drinking water per person (bottle), roll of toilet paper and coffee bags. The staff is friendly, there is an elevator, surveillance cameras. The towels are also clean. We booked a triple room, but we were upgraded to a larger, quadruple room. So the hotel suited us.

Ancient wood “villa” just like in the Ancient City bkk upgraded with standard hotel amenities such as king bed, fan, AC, TV, fridge, and a roomy restroom. Outside on the wrap around deck are chairs and table to enjoy a shady outside time. Hinged folding double doors open up 2 meters bringing in the outside but without a screen you can choose to open any of the screened shuttered windows which do provide reasonable mosquito barrier. PRIOR Complaints I’ve read in reviews: Cracks in floors, some boards move when walking….. LOOK Here.. these are structures built long time ago, like maybe 100’s of years. You’re in Thailand, please, these are ancient homes along the river, raised a meter, ooh I can see a sliver of light below floor. DISREGARD ANY NEGATIVE REVIEW if you want an ancient nature experience, if not go to days inn (I live days inn BTW)

I really wanted to say I loved this place. The couple running the ”homestay” was really sweet and their daughter, who managed their emails, was also helpful. However, there were some issues that marred the experience for me. Firstly, the place was marketed as a homestay, though I think it would be more appropriate to say it's guesthouses on a residential compound. I was also under the impression that I would be given a room in a standalone building like the ones they posted online but was instead given a basic room in a row of three. Secondly, I arranged for a guide through the homestay and only learned from the guide when he arrived that it did not include a driver and transportation. I then paid more for the driver and car. I think this could have been made more transparent from the start. Lastly, and most importantly, the bathroom was a challenge. I don't want to go into details because some guests may have no issues, but I've uploaded some pictures, and you can decide on your own. For me, I found something unpleasant on the floor after I came back from dinner on the second day, and decided there and then I would cut short my stay.

From Hualan Phong Station in Bangkok, take the train to Ayutthaya Station and from the station to the inn by Grab. We stayed for 2 nights with 1 people. Each room was laid out on a spacious and well maintained site, and it was a very comfortable stay to walk barefoot in the wooden room. Bicycles can be rented (when I stayed, it was a super hot heat of 40 ℃ every day, I gave up my bicycle, and the ruins were around Grab). In the room, there were refrigerators, water, kettle pots, tea sets, sweets, dryers, amenities, etc. (I brought amenities), and the shower was abundant with hot water. I was happy with the cut fruit for breakfast. In addition to toast, you can choose from several menus for the main. I chose Thai stir-fry for the first night and vegetable omelet for the second night. It was delicious. Wat Mahartat is within walking distance. There were seven, cafe Amazon and outdoor food courts in the neighborhood, and the night market was within walking distance. We had a particularly lively night market on weekends. We were kind to everyone in the inn. Ayutthaya can be a day trip from Bangkok, but it was the correct answer to stay slowly.

The hotel is quite far from the city, peaceful, shady, next to the waterfront, spacious room with bathtub, clean room, breakfast is provided. Food is available in moderation. Down at 9 o'clock, the food starts to run out. But told the housewife Made to serve more. Out of the house style Friendly There is a swimming pool outside the building near the waterfront.

Location is kind of secluded and booking a grab is not convenient. Owner was friendly and helpful and the place had a outdoor balcony. A very good stay if you don't mind the location being a little out a place.

Came with mommy. Feeling very good. The hotel I chose is really not too bad. It's very convenient to go anywhere. Although it is on the road, it is not noisy at all. The bath water is also very good, which is very important