Self Catering Accommodation in Sukhothai

this is a very good place - the owner ladies are friendly and kind, the place is comfortable and very clean, the bed has white sheets which is always welcome as it is impossible to reuse them between one day stay guests... the bed is very comfortable, the air con works well, the bathroom is clean, there is a little kitchen that we could use - certainly a bonus to have a microwave. The breakfasts were very much to our taste - the lady cooked some local food for us which we preferred to egg omelettes. The street is quiet, the location is great, in the old town, on Saturday and Sunday there is a market in the street and in the park. There is a 7/11 shop, some restaurants. It is strongly recommended, probably the best place where we stayed so far in Thailand. There are also bikes that can be used.

What an absolute treat this place was. Think we could have setup a volleyball court in the living room, it was massive. The rooms, super spacious with comfy beds. Everything here was just fabulous. The hosts, super friendly, run the restaurant downstairs and even brought our dinner up (a la room service). A 10 minute tuk-tuk ride to the old town, which was fine as we arranged a driver when we arrived at the bus station. No negatives here, it was great. Would highly recommend.

I really cannot say enough good things both about the experience of staying here, and about the couple that run this lovely place. We arrived and they immediately made us feel so welcome. The advice they gave us for seeing the wonderful ruins around this rustic area was spot on. It’s a really relaxing place, Sukhothai. We would definitely consider going back just for a quiet break amongst the ruins of this former city. I noticed that, amongst other things, there is a sign at the front of the City Resort which says “learning centre”. I presume they run educational retreats or something like that. But that said, it occurred to me that the couple running this property provide a master class in how to run a hospitality business. If anyone wants to know how to make guests feel at home just come here! Also, almost forgot to mention the breakfast. This really was a highlight. Lots of little treats, some from the local markets. And they even told us the Thai names for things - which we are still practising ;)