Hotels in Ayutthaya
So-so facilities in town, and proximity to the capital, means that most people visit Ayutthaya on a day trip and depart by 4pm so they can make it back to Bangkok for dinner. That’s great news for those who plan to stay the night and explore a few well-lit ruins around sunset—you can make reservations at the last minute no problem. In town, Naresuan Road, which is like a smaller version of Khao San Road in Bangkok, has a slew of backpacker-style accommodations. A few waterfront boutiques are charming, like Sala Ayutthaya and Luang Chumni Village. However, most of what Ayutthaya offers is pretty bland, lacking in both style and service. Here are the options we can heartily recommend.
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Baan Bussara
This spic-and-span small hotel feels like staying at the home of your Thai auntie; the kindly owners offer very personalized service, which ranges from recommending expert but inexpensive massages, to steering guests towards the best street food. Well-maintained bikes are available…$Around Town
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Luang Chumni Village
Half a dozen multi-story teak houses make for a charming, Thai-style overnight stay. Absolutely sprawling balconies are the highlight of each room and the welcoming staff are very helpful. Superior rooms and standard rooms are the same size, but guests in the superior category have a…$Around Town - Hotel
Sala Ayutthaya
Sala is both Ayutthaya’s newest and swankiest hotel and its nighttime views of the illuminated Wah Phutthai Sawan are ace—similar to the views of Wat Arun from the Bangkok branch (p. ###). The décor is quite chic—white walls and polished concrete, timber four-poster beds, crisp white…$$Around Town
