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I have stayed in many 5 star and budget hotels during my years in thailand. This hotel falls into the later category but is without doubt the best of its price range i have stayed in.It is centrally located,clean and has a pool all for 550baht per night.Hotels of this age normally still have the original dark musky old carpets so it was a refreshing change to see the bedrooms are tiled which gave a light and airy feel.It is definitely better than many of the mid-ranged priced hotels in ayutthaya namely the krungsi river and riverside hotels.I scored the room highly on comfort and standard in relation to price.I would strongly recommend this hotel to anyone on a budget.

if you wana book this hotel: book 1 night and ask the wife of the owner for a longer stay. its cheaper than the regular agodaprice oh and ther is a cheap 250bath hotel next at the street. be carefully of the streetdogs there are 2 agressiv once who attack walking people and bikers.the dogs from the 2 hotels are friendly chiang mai is a quiet place and you have one of the best bars at the main road near the hotel so you can enjoy livemusik and rent a scooter in the hotel for a journey arround chaingmai

We were two couples and booked both private rooms. I was a little surprised that the two private rooms actually share one private bathroom between them, which was a little tight with four people. Luckily we could use the shared bathroom on the first floor which I actually found to be nicer overall anyway. It was a good value and great location, plus the free bikes! Highly recommend. If they can get a second private bathroom so each room has its own it would make it easily 5 stars.

staying at this guesthouse was one of the best decisions i have ever made in my life. the owners are incredibly charming and attentive to my needs. i was traveling alone with my 16 month old son and i couldn't have asked for a more perfect environment. the decor and furnishings were wonderful and the free coffee/tea and cookies and fruit was perfect for in-between excursions. the location is right in front of wat mahathat, the most impressive ruins and park in ayutthaya. the owner was gracious enough to drive me to the rail station when i visited the summer palace at bang pa-in (a 15 minute 3 baht train ride away!). the shower at this guesthouse was unbelievable.. my toddler was in heaven. a cool rainshower and a hot hand-held shower with a skylight above. the air-con was new and ice cold, and the tv had lots of channels. the wifi was free and very fast. the grounds of this guesthouse are like a hidden oasis, with ponds and fish, just gorgeous. and the best night market ever was a 5 minute walk away. before we left, the owner carefully wrapped us up some fruit for our journey and waved us goodbye. i just can't believe how wonderful this place is and i cannot wait to return. tamarind!!!!!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Guesthouse and will definitely stay there any time we are in Ayutthaya. The location is perfect for exploring the ruins, they are literally across the street. We enjoyed exploring the ruins in the morning then ducking in to the hotel for a break in the heat. The location is the perfect midway point to see all the main Wats on the island. The owner is incredibly nice and caring. He is a perfect host and really did his best to make sure we were making the most out of our time. The breakfast was fantastic and the WiFi works well. A full 5 stars!

I loved this place. The hotel accidentally lost my reservation and the place was booked, but they were incredibly apologetic and put me in the best room possible at a partnering hotel. I felt LUCKY that they'd lost it because both the hotel's staff was so friendly! (So if Tony's is booked, I highly reccomend checking out the Tamarind Guesthouse too--I loved it for the one night they put me up. Amazing, well furnished, quirky, and incredibly sweet and accomodating. It's like staying in a modern treehouse. So unique!) ANyway, when I moved back to the hotel the next day, my room was beautiful. There's fantastic live music every night by Toy Candies (the friendly piano guy), and sometimes guests with musical instruments come up to jam with him. It's easy to meet people at the delicious restaurant if you're travelling solo. It's a little more pricey, but it's worth it. Transportation was a cinch. The bus stop less than a five minute walk down the street. The tuk-tuks to get around town are close by, too, and you can rent a bike to explore the ruins almost anywhere. The hotel is, to put it simply: cool. With all the rustic paintings and furnishings, it just somehow fits in the ancient city of Ayutthaya. When I was there, three celebrities from the Thai version of American Idol stayed for a night and all the iggling Thai girls went crazy. Then two nights later a famous DJ came a played for the night. And there's several other bars around to explore if you get bored. I stayed an extra night, and for someone with a tight itinerary, that's significant. Only two cons: The "swimming pool" is more like a kiddie pool. It's tiny. But it's there if you want it. It's more for kids to splash around in though than to do laps. I liked my bathroom, but I saw a cockroach. Better than a bucket toilet though, right? And it's a hot shower. By the way: Songran here is AMAZING! We all had a blast, and I met so many cool people, and hung out with the fun staff.

I have stayed at many places, but this is quite possibly one of the best bookings I've ever made. When I first stepped into the room, I was very impressed with its modern and vibrant design. It was luxurious and tastefully decorated. Tuey later told me that she had put her heart and soul into the interior design herself. Also, the place is very new – only a couple of months old. The room was inviting, impeccably clean, of good size and incredibly comfortable. The bottled water and welcome fruit were very nice extra touches as well. Tuey uses whatsapp which made contacting her very easy, and she was extremely helpful when I requested for some help with getting around the city. At night, she came by my room with her son, and both of them were so friendly, spoke good English, and patiently addressed all of my concerns. They even offered me some hot drinks before they left my room! I had a lovely full day exploring Ayutthaya on bicycle. But towards the end of the day, I met with a mini-crisis with my bicycle rental and Tuey was so kind, empathetic and comforting. Although I had checked out, she invited me into her house nearby for a shower before my overnight bus ride to Mae Sot. I then got to meet her daughter who is a very sweet girl and spent some quality time chatting with the family over some snacks. I planned to take a motorbike to the bus terminal since I had lost most of my baht that day, but Tuey insisted on sending me there on her friend's tuk-tuk! (FB: @tuktukkrungsritravel) I am so grateful to Tuey and her family for going the extra mile and doing what they did for me. I could kick myself thinking that I nearly did not book this place seeing that they did not have single rooms. But the price is very very reasonable for a double room, and as for me I had the double bed all to myself which was really great! One night at Bann Baimai was simply not enough, and I have grown so fond of Tuey and her children that I cannot wait to revisit them in Ayutthaya again!

We arrived as visitors and left as friends; these people are wonderful; the room was super clean and tidy and deliciously cold. Everything thing was arranged for us; from bikes to ride around the ruins, to a scooter and a highlights map for the further afield temples and palaces, to a wonderful day trip from a locals perspective; bats, rice factory, local lunch venue by the river, trip to Lopburi for a crazy but fun experience with hundreds of monkeys that have taken over a temple! Nightly Thai feasts at the owners home with karaoke, and then to top it all off, a wonderful Loy Kratong festival with beautiful handmade bouquets which we lit and let drift off into the river with the lit up ruins in the background. We were made to feel like friends not paying guests and our experience at Kamalar Palace was the best we have experienced in Thaland. Thank you to the Kamalar family for everything, very special time❤️

Staff is superb here! Extremely helpful and fluent English too. You can walk from the train to get to the hotel (about 1 mile). And you can walk from the hotel to the main park/ruins. There is a pub street (farang street) in walking distance as well. The hotels are little bungalows actually. Kind of small, but everything you need is there, they even include mosquito repellent (needed when walking or outside in Ayutthaya) and umbrellas. Breakfast is on par with many 4-5 star hotels. Nice selection of pastries (fresh or maybe home cooked?) and your choice of eggs and a lot of fruits plus other usual's. A decent selection of drinks too, not just tea and coffee like most places. What I notice and appreciate most was how obvious it is the owners pay attention to little details. They take pride in what they do and it shows. They did not use the cheapest materials, decorations or appliances. Everything is nice, especially for the price. The lotus pond surrounding the dining area/pavilion is also very nice; you feel like you are out in the countryside. I will return and have already recommended to my friends.

Very pleased with Stockhome Hostel. Clean bedsheet,pillows and blanket. Each bed has curtain for privacy in the dorms. Aircond was cold and nice. Balcony to dry clothes n etc available. Room cleaned daily. Heated water in bathroom. Soap and shampoo provided. Common area was cosy n comfortable. English speaking Front desk staff extremely helpfull and friendly. Free breakfast provided. Hostel also has bicycles for rent, however limited. But around 350m from hostel can get bicycles for rent (50baht/24hrs) Location is nearby many temples and historical park. Free maps provided. 7-11 and few restaurants nearby. Wifi signal is strong. Cons: locker was small and no locks. Only two washroom in one level. Had to wait for turn. No towels provided. Minibus to bangkok: 60baht, bus stand 2min frm hostel. Boat ride trip: 200baht. Worth it! Hostel will help book it. Entry to temples: 20-50baht per entry, 6 temples entry ticket: 220baht. Stalls selling souvenirs and tshirts around temple entrance. Walking around the temples: bring lots of water, caps, umbrella n good shoes. And camera..very beautiful architectures and monuments.

The stay at the Sixty was great, we as 23-year old Americans really enjoyed it. Close proximity to everything you would want to do in Ayutthaya. The best way to see the town is on a bicycle, and you can easily reach any restaurant and central attraction in less than 10 minutes by bike. The hotel itself has a cool, teak interior with some interesting decorations. Rooms were clean and simple - A/C, a few drawers, decent bed. Coffee and snacks upstairs when you wanted it. I would definitely recommend staying here. Safe travels!

we checked in one day earlier than what we booked onlilne but the staff was helpful and kept a room for us even on short notice. 500b/night is great value for money...the room was big, quiet, very clean, and same goes for toilet. fridge, wifi, a/c, hot shower...we missed nothing. very quiet at night. you cross the road nearby and in 3 minutes you are among the ruins...nice position. when night comes, you are just a kick away from the night market on th naresuan. the family that runs the guesthouse is very friendly and can provide information on the area. they have a guard at night outside the gate so the place is quite safe. they rent bicicles at a ridicolous price, i recommend them to go around the ruins and up to the market in the northeast corner of the city. thai tea and fruit shakes at the little restaurant were delicious, but we did not try anything else, and the english breakfast was not very rich. i would go back here if i ever went back to ayutthaya, unless i found another cheap place that provided some extra (luxury) comfort like massages... i recommend it to anyone going to ayutthaya for the first time. tip: be ready with the guesthouse phone number and when you get to ayutthaya have the tuk-tuk driver call the owner to have her explain the whereabouts of the place. once you get there it is easy to find it on your own, but first time may be tricky.

We booked a large double room and were very impressed with what we got for our money. The room and bed were indeed very large and comfortable. Located only a 5 minute tuk tuk drive from the train station (note: we were charged 100 but on the way back got it for only 60). Willy our host was extremely nice and friendly, offering us a lot of information about how to explore the area. The location is fantastic - as you leave turn right and just follow the road straight and you will come to the night bazzar (weekends) and Wat Mathahat which which lead you onto the main route to explore the ruins! The price of bikes was 40/50 baht (cant remember which!) and an evening boat cruise was 200 baht and well worth the money spent! Had a brilliant stay thanks to Willy, who gave us information + advice on how to get to our next location of Lopburi and who also gave us a book of postcards as we left which was a very nice touch. Would love to stay here again if ever we're in Ayutthaya!

We arrived at 2 pm and found our triple family room was not ready...after a hot 4 hour train ride we weren't impressed. We asked why not & both reception ladies could not supply us a reasonable answer that made sense. On offer was 2 separate rooms without a family door between them...no good for an 11yo in anyones language. Then we were told our room would be ready at 4pm and we could use an interim room till then...better than sitting in the hot lobby so we took it. Finally we could move into our family room and it didn't disappoint. With a large table, tv area with lounge, an attached 2nd bedroom complete with en-suite, we were impressed. The 3 air-conditioning units worked a treat. We could finally unpack and settle. Breakfast was held in the cafe on the street front. A comfortable room with bright decor. No menus here, we were just dished up a western style cookesd breakfast with coffee, juice and a fruit and yoghurt platter to finish, very nice. Although they're called serviced apartments apparently they didn't have a 2nd key so nothing got serviced that day. We let them in the next day to assure us of some water and toilet paper. Overall the place is very clean and staff try their best to overcome the language barriers. We would stay again.

I am a simple traveler who has stayed at a lot of guest houses. The staff were friendly and outgoing and very helpful. Even on a Tuesday they had good standards. It doesn't look like much when you approach but once you go inside the rooms are all a beautiful hardwood. My room was air conditioned and had it's own shower. There are cheaper options as well. You can get rooms with fans only and a shared bathroom. Right next door and across the street were great restaurants to eat at. Good Luck doesn't serve food. I recommend Street Lamp at night for live music. Good Luck is right on Soi 2 and walkable from the train and even closer to the bus and van stops in town. They have tours they can take you on if you are so interested and they give you a map of the city so you can venture out on your own. It is simple, clean and well maintained. Enjoy.

We stayed in the budget room with the shared bathroom, and despite being a windowless box, it was cherry and comfortable (they did good work on the decor). The bed was comfortable, and we had two ceiling fans and an aircon (!). The shared bathroom was, well, not very clean. And I went in right after the cleaning staff did their thing - it was half-assed at best. Bring your own soap and shampoo. It would have been nice if there was a pump soap in the bathroom. Good things about this place - you can store your luggage and take a shower after you check out so you can spend a day sightseeing before departing. I never ate at the cafe downstairs, but the restaurants nearby were great. Staff were kind and helpful, no problems checking in or out. Tip: there's a water bottle filling station across the street so you can refill your 1.5L for 2 baht instead of buying a new one at the 7-11.

We stayed at Chantana House for four nights. It is seriously the nicest place we have stayed since we started traveling. The house is clean and beautiful and the rooms are the same. They make coffee and toast in the mornings. On top of that the women who work there are the sweetest people and they make it feel like a home. The location is perfect and nearby to food and temples. The train station can take you to Lopburi and surrounding areas as well. Also, Geeranan massage down the road was amazing and she helped my back out loads! Absolutely loved Chantana House! Book now!

Everything was perfect. Our room was super clean and confy. We had the whole place to ourself. We enjoy our coffee on the balcony every morning and had a good time at night to relax. The hostel has a really good location. The host is really charming and do everything he can to help us. He even offer to bring us to the airport for less money than a taxi or grab. I will recommand this place to everyone.

We had a family room for four. A bit cramped, but we needed just a place to shower and sleep. The hotel had nice little touches like a sink on tha balcony good for laundry and lots of extra hangers on the balcony for drying laundry. The hotel is away from the main street with all the other hotels and was nicely quiet. It was also very conveniently located close to food stalls with authentic Thai cooking day or night. They rent decent bicycles and it is an easy two block bike ride to the closest temples (the one with the Budda head in the roots).

i was very pleased with ayutthaya place. at first arrival, you think that you might not be happy with the place but it is a wrong first impression. the owner and staff were very hospitable and the layout of the facilities was nice. there were several area that you could sit outside to drink, eat or just talk. my room was basic but clean and had everything i want in a room such as: air conditioning, cable tv, hot water and free wi-fi. the breakfast was decent, cooked to order and included toast, eggs and small hot dogs with coffee and tea available too.

This is a family hostel run by a young couple. It was just open this year, so there was not much reviewes when I booked it. So we were a little bit nervous in the first place. However, the owner, who also work in the reception, was a great guy that provide lots of information about Ayutthaya that makes our stay in Ayutthaya much better and meaningful. The hotel is in a perfect spot, our room (private one) had a great air conditioner and comfortable bed. You can get free drinking water, instant coffee and breakfast which have bread, butter, jam and bananas. Also, I strongly recommend to drink a coffee in the cafe section, he is also a perfect Barista! Also the cakes are yummy. :D

Location is very close to night market and other temples. Easy access by boat then you can rent a good bike from hostel for 50baht to see all the places in town. Owner/Manager was very nice and accommodating. I was able to book a great boat trip through the hostel. We were also given a customized map of the town. Highlighting the top places of interest etc. That was amazing. Made my planning that much easier! Room was clean and tidy. Breakfast was good. Cereals and toast. Would definitely come back again.

We found the Hotel good value for the price but beware there is another hotel called (Ayutthaya Thanee Hotel) with almost the same name about 1km away. The furniture not is the best repair, we were on the 3rd floor which is non smoking, there is no lift here and seems to cater for Thai travelers because the breakfast is purely Thai other than a toaster and limited menu. Very large reception area with private parking underneath. Good free WiFi internet in the rooms . We would stay there again cheap and cheerful as they stay.