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Excellent, 8.4
Boasting an outdoor pool, Sala Ayutthaya is situated in Ayutthaya and provides stylish accommodation. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, an express check-in and check-out feature and a kids pool.
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Excellent, 8.4
Hotel in Ayutthaya, Thailand
Boasting an outdoor pool, Sala Ayutthaya is situated in Ayutthaya and provides stylish accommodation. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, an express check-in and check-out feature and a kids pool.
Good, 7.5
Offering a restaurant, bar and outdoor pool, Krungsri River Hotel is only a five-minute walk from Ayutthaya Railway Station. Guests wishing to sightsee during their visit can begin at the hotel, as it boasts unique views of Ayutthaya.
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Good, 7.5
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Offering a restaurant, bar and outdoor pool, Krungsri River Hotel is only a five-minute walk from Ayutthaya Railway Station. Guests wishing to sightsee during their visit can begin at the hotel, as it boasts unique views of Ayutthaya.
Excellent, 8.6
Situated close to Ayutthaya Railway Station, the hostel provides guests with an ideal base when in Ayutthaya. It provides 3-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
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Excellent, 8.6
Hotel in Ayutthaya, Thailand
Situated close to Ayutthaya Railway Station, the hostel provides guests with an ideal base when in Ayutthaya. It provides 3-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
Excellent, 8.2
Kantary Hotel Ayutthaya provides a comfortable setting when in Ayutthaya. It also offers free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool and a rooftop terrace.
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Excellent, 8.2
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Kantary Hotel Ayutthaya provides a comfortable setting when in Ayutthaya. It also offers free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool and a rooftop terrace.
Excellent, 9.3
A 10-minute walk from Ayutthaya Railway Station, Baan Baimai Boutique Room has a convenient setting, making it an ideal place to stay while in Ayutthaya. It is also a brief car trip from Wat Chaiwatthanaram and Ayutthaya Historical Park.
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Excellent, 9.3
Hotel in Ayutthaya, Thailand
A 10-minute walk from Ayutthaya Railway Station, Baan Baimai Boutique Room has a convenient setting, making it an ideal place to stay while in Ayutthaya. It is also a brief car trip from Wat Chaiwatthanaram and Ayutthaya Historical Park.
Good, 6.8
Ayutthaya Grand Hotel provides a comfortable setting when in Ayutthaya. It also offers a coffee bar, an outdoor pool and an executive floor.
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Good, 6.8
Hotel in Ayutthaya, Thailand
Ayutthaya Grand Hotel provides a comfortable setting when in Ayutthaya. It also offers a coffee bar, an outdoor pool and an executive floor.
Excellent, 9.1
Just a short car trip from Ayutthaya Historical Park, Iudia Hotel is a cosy base in Ayutthaya and showcases views of Chao Phraya River. It also provides a coffee bar, free bicycle rental and an outdoor pool.
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Excellent, 9.1
Hotel in Ayutthaya, Thailand
Just a short car trip from Ayutthaya Historical Park, Iudia Hotel is a cosy base in Ayutthaya and showcases views of Chao Phraya River. It also provides a coffee bar, free bicycle rental and an outdoor pool.
Excellent, 8.4
This comfortable guest house in Ayutthaya offers free Wi-Fi, as well as bicycle rental and a sun deck. It is close to Wat Ratchaburana, restaurants and shops.
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Excellent, 8.4
Hotel in Ayutthaya, Thailand
This comfortable guest house in Ayutthaya offers free Wi-Fi, as well as bicycle rental and a sun deck. It is close to Wat Ratchaburana, restaurants and shops.
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About Ayutthaya
Ayutthaya is situated 85 kilometres north of Thailand within the Central Plains. The unique location is the site of an ancient city as well as a modernised capital. The most popular aspect of this area is the ancient site itself, located on an island in the centre of the city. Ayutthaya is surrounded by three rivers, respectively the Chao Phraya River, the Lopburi River, and the Pa Sak River and has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The remains of the ancient city include impressive ruins of temples and palaces. One of the most famous attractions is the Phra Mongkhon Bophit, encompassing a Buddha statue often populated with worshippers. Wat Na Phra Meru is the original building of the city and exhibits the remains of still discernible wall paintings and beautiful pointed columns. Although there is not much remaining of the Royal Palace Ruins, the piles of infrastructure emit a certain historic energy.
There are many transportation options to Ayutthaya, including a train from the Hualamphong Station in downtown Bangkok or a bus from the Mo Chit stop. Getting on to the island within the city requires a 4minute ferry ride or local tuk-tuk transport. Biking or walking is an option in optimal weather conditions.
Ayutthaya was built in 1350 as a trading capital city due to its proximity to China and India. In 1700, it was recorded to be the largest city in the world boasting over one million people. The remnants were named a World Heritage site in 1991.
The remains of the ancient city include impressive ruins of temples and palaces. One of the most famous attractions is the Phra Mongkhon Bophit, encompassing a Buddha statue often populated with worshippers. Wat Na Phra Meru is the original building of the city and exhibits the remains of still discernible wall paintings and beautiful pointed columns. Although there is not much remaining of the Royal Palace Ruins, the piles of infrastructure emit a certain historic energy.
There are many transportation options to Ayutthaya, including a train from the Hualamphong Station in downtown Bangkok or a bus from the Mo Chit stop. Getting on to the island within the city requires a 4minute ferry ride or local tuk-tuk transport. Biking or walking is an option in optimal weather conditions.
Ayutthaya was built in 1350 as a trading capital city due to its proximity to China and India. In 1700, it was recorded to be the largest city in the world boasting over one million people. The remnants were named a World Heritage site in 1991.