Hotel Wedding Venues in Sukhothai Province from AED 124

"Check the egg stealing crow at breakfast... smart one."

"The thai menu was perfect. However the british menu was lacking a real english breakfast. however they assured me this would be fixed in future and everything else including the free noodles nearly made up for this."

"Nice place, country style. Very spacious room. Quiet but as it is in nature we were waken up by birds very ealy in the morning. Pool was nice but was not running as they cut the motor. Breakfast is very basic for North Americans and juices are made with sugar and water, no real juices."

"So quiet and the resort amenities are so nice. "

"More like a guesthouse than a hotel. The breakfast was adequate but nothing special. The walls are thin and the door locks not safe at all. The public balcony provided a sense of community though."

"Quiet"

"The room was fine but the bathroom needs modernising and it was a bit of a hassle trying to lock my room door on the way out (you had to fiddle with the inside door handle and then close the door in a firm manner) The breakfast ( like in most Thai hotels I've been to) have very limited vegetarian options ( unless your big on toast and fruits). Its 15 mins by car to the historical park (AKA the old town). About a 5 min walk to various restaurants but not much to see or do around the area (the new town). Can get your laundry done here too. The staff were very polite. "

"Untrained and seemingly unsupervised staff, furniture and furnishings that are shabby, worn or stained, poor quality food and the apparent absence of anyone running the place. A real shame, because the resort itself is beautiful and with a little effort could be so much better than it is. "

"Nice place to stay! I wasn’t a big fan of the wheels on the beds. The breaks didn’t work and my bed moved around. At night there are lots of cockroaches on the streets near the hotel. Staff was very nice but very few speak English. I arrived late at night and had trouble getting my room as there was no one at the front desk and I couldn’t talk to the person on the phone since they only spoke Thai."