Hotels near Sukhothai Bus Terminal, Sukhothai

Let me start by saying: I absolutely adore Sukhothai! It's quiet, uncrowded, and offers so much to see and do, steeped in history. This hotel, by extension, was fantastic – much better than I expected. It's designed with individual bungalows, and while the rooms aren't huge, they're incredibly cozy. The air conditioning works perfectly, and the staff are all very professional. A tuk-tuk to the historical park entrance costs 60 THB.

Beautiful little hotel with very welcoming staff. The rooms are good size and clean and comfortable. The included breakfast was surprisingly good and the atmosphere around the hotel is nice. Delicious restaurants and convenience shops within 5 minutes walk and the main temples of Sukothai within 15 minutes walk. I would choose this hotel again. The aquarium setup is quite impressive also at the back of the eating area.

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.

The free accommodation was okay. There was a slight wait for staff upon check-in, but the breakfast staff were very helpful and provided good service. The amenities were good, but the hairdryer wasn't working and the air conditioning wasn't very cool. The breakfast selection wasn't very diverse, but the taste was acceptable.

The hotel we stayed in this time was incredibly remote! The Grab taxi twisted and turned into a narrow alley, and I never imagined there was a hotel hidden there. Upon arrival, I had a hard time finding the front desk; it was tucked away in a small, unassuming building. Check-in was even more problematic. After handing my passport to the staff, he didn't even check my online reservation and simply checked us in as an on-site check-in, even asking for payment. Finally, I showed him my Ctrip confirmation in English, and he only then began processing my Ctrip booking. This process was incredibly irregular, and I hope they can improve. The hotel's exterior is a real plus, embodying a rich Sukhothai historical atmosphere. It's relaxing and relaxing, and strolling through it was a delight. However, the room amenities were a complete disappointment. Each bed was fitted with a mosquito net, reflecting the prevalence of mosquitoes, but the nets kept falling apart and had holes in them. Even with the ”protection” of the nets, I woke up the next day covered in insect bites, which severely impacted my sleep quality. Upon arrival, I was too tired to go out, so I ate at the hotel restaurant. I ordered Sukhothai rice noodles, which were surprisingly sweet, but it was a taste of local flavor. Breakfast was also unique: it wasn't a buffet, but rather an à la carte menu. Upon arrival, I was given a small card and ordered the bacon combo, but ended up receiving two meals. One was the standard breakfast, which included fruit, juice, coffee, and toast butter. It wasn't on the menu, so it seemed like a default combination. The other was the bacon combo I ordered, and it was so filling that I almost stuffed myself. This stay was a mixed experience. The exterior and the special meals were pleasant, but the chaotic check-in process and the poor room amenities were disappointing. I hope the hotel can address these shortcomings and improve the overall experience!

Pleasant stay at an old style wooden house, with a kind owner who will try to accommodate you. If you’re sensitive with the slightest sound then this is not suitable for you. Simple breakfast is provided every morning to start your day off. The place also provides free bicycle rental to roam around the Old City. Just a stone throw away from 7-eleven (with ATMs) and the daily night market surrounding the lake where you can have picnic dinner by it. If you’re coming using Wintour Bus, it will drop you off less than a 100m from this stay (provided that your end destination is the Old City Sukhothai, as the Sukhothai Bus Terminal is located in the new city) & you can also buy tickets there to go to your next destination. There are also other bus companies’ kiosks / stores along the street that you can check them out.

The hotel is a bit of a walk from Sukhothai Historical Park, but still within reasonable distance. Given that the sidewalks aren't in the best condition, taking a Grab might be more comfortable. This is a small, family-run hotel, which contributes to its very friendly atmosphere, and the staff speak English. They offer bike rentals, though at 180cm tall, I found them a bit small. Our room was clean, and the shower and toilet worked without any issues. While the hotel doesn't serve meals, there are several local eateries nearby. Plus, the gas station next door has a convenience store if you need to grab some simple food items.

We stayed for three consecutive days, rented a car, and explored all the attractions around Sukhothai. Overall, it wasn't crowded, there were many historical sites, and the scenery was beautiful. If you have time, you can explore at your own pace and appreciate it fully. There's a small 24-hour Big C supermarket and a self-service laundry station within 1 kilometer of the hotel, which is quite convenient. Airports are usually perceived as busy, but Sukhothai's airport is very unique—a garden airport. It's worth experiencing if you have the chance.

This standard hotel offers a decent value for a private room and private parking, especially if you're traveling by car or motorcycle. However, be prepared for a bit of a workout if you're assigned a room on the third floor, as there's no elevator. The location can feel a bit isolated, particularly if you don't have your own transportation. Despite these minor drawbacks, the friendly and helpful staff make the stay more pleasant. If you're just passing through and need a budget-friendly place to stay with parking, this hotel is a solid choice.

Toon was an excellent launching point for exploring the Sukhothai temples, as the guesthouse is located right in front of the main entrance to the historical park. In addition to this, both bike and golf cart rental options are available at adjacent shops. In terms of service, it's pretty good - the owner lives in one of the rooms and is usually on-site, though they do disappear now and then to live their life. Check-in and check-out both rely on trust; when the owner is out they make arrangements so check-in can be done without them. In terms of amenities, the room had a good amount of space and soap, toilet paper, and a desk were included, as well as two bottles of water (but these were not refreshed on subsequent days). The facility also offers a free toast (bread/jam available) and coffee/hot chocolate breakfast in the morning to get some cheap calories in before your day exploring. Rooms don't contain a fridge, but there is one located in the main area of the second floor (though this wasn't mentioned when checking in to my first floor room, I found it myself later). Shower pressure/heat was pretty good, and AC proved sufficient once it got going, despite the apparent age of the unit. The bed was firm, but not hard, and corridor noise was pretty low. Overall, I'd say Toon is EXCELLENT value for visiting Sukhothai's old town, and a much better spot to start from than anything in the new town unless you really think you're going to want to do much of anything in the late evening after a full day of exploring temples!