3 Stars Hotels in Ayutthaya

"Beautiful piece of property. Old style Lanna type house. The staff was excellent. She had a motorbike for rent on the property (no need to search around town). "

"Clean room is what I care about. Good staff "

"Fabulous hotel, good mix of traditional old style rooms and modern rooms, quirky decor, friendly staff, excellent food all at a great price. Highly recommend."

"This place is excellent, highly recommend. This is an oasis in Ayutthaya! I loved the staff atention, they received me with a fresh brew orange juice. Then the room was perfect and extremely clean, with refrigerator and two water bottles free. The bed was orthopedic mattress that allowed me to sleep over. The ligth blocking curtains help to sleep over and longer. All together with a very quiet area, extremely secure and safe, feels like home. Also the rooms were private, so good for couple, family or solo trip. The breakfast was super special, just fresh prepared for me rigth in the moment.(Eggs, sausage, baccon, salad, toasted bread, butter, marmalaid, coffe, tea, juice) It was a lot and they were open to refill whatever I wanted. That was very nice. Easy check in, easy check out and the most important thing, they offereed me a free bycicle during my whole stay. Overall the price ratio was great value! I will always come back here! "

"Staff was outstanding and incredibly helpful. Booked me tours and drivers and massages all almost instantly. Location is great, you just walk across the street to the Old City park. Courtyard is lovely especially in the evening. "

"The woman who runs the hotel is so kind and helpful. She greeted us at 6 in the morning after our night train. When we finally emerged from our rooms at 11, she offered to make breakfast. She arranged a drive for us and helped us Loy Kratong. The surroundings are beautiful and peaceful. The only complaint is that the beds are like rocks, but the rest of the experience more than makes up for it. "

"Very nice and clean place. The staff very friendly. "

"After asking the reception what was best to see or do in town, they didn’t recommend anything — they just gave me a map."