Find hotels near Wat Chetupon, Sukhothai from AED 58

"Very helpful stuff. Breakfast was very good. We had to check out early and they offered a box breakfast to take with us before 6:30 am. That boxed breakfast was one of the best we ever had in any place."

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

"Very nice rooms, but the bathroom was not to our liking. Staff was more than helpful."

"A peaceful and charming hotel. Very quiet, clean, strong AC, friendly staff, and free coffee. What more can you ask for? Would definitely stay there again. "

"Clean room, friendly and helpful host, delicious sticky rice snacks for the road."

"We had a great stay at Sukhothai Garden Hotel in Old Town. Check-in and check-out were quick and easy, and everything was very clean. The rooms are small, but perfectly fine for a short stay when you’re mostly out exploring. The bathroom is an all-in-one situation — toilet, shower, and sink share the same space — so after a shower, everything is wet. It didn’t bother us, but more pampered travelers might need a moment to adjust. On the plus side, the shower had excellent water pressure. Breakfast was a wonderful surprise. There were several hot dishes (eggs, rice, curry, meats, soups), plus coffee, tea, cereal, toast, sweets, and fresh fruit. A really strong start to the day. The grounds are compact but pleasant, and the free bikes were a huge bonus for exploring the nearby historical park. Only real downside: the bed is extremely firm. Not a deal breaker, but it might as well have been a very enthusiastic box spring. For the price and amazing location, it was absolutely worth it. 8/10 — we’d stay again."

"The staff were great and welcoming obviously a bit of a language barrier but that’s expected as an English tourist in Asia. -My room was infested with ants, they were there as soon as I got there so I know I didn’t bring them in. They were on the desk and wardrobe, and then spread out during my stay, I ended up finding them in my bed on my second night and there were even more when I woke up the next morning, this made me uncomfortable as I could then feel them in my clothes and on me the rest of the day and I am still finding them on my bag now, 6 hours after check out. -The balcony in the room could do with a clean and maybe a fresh coat of paint and somewhere to sit. It seems like a waste to leave it like that especially in such a nice climate where It would be nice to sit outside. -The shower was barely warm each time I tried it even giving it a few minutes to heat up and the exterior door inside of the shower could do with a clean too."

"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. "

"so, a big part of this is my own fault, but they do advertise a 24 hour convenience desk, which is not true. I came in at one in the morning because the bus dropped me off, I had to walk 20 minutes to get to the hotel from the station, and when I got there, nobody was at the helpdesk. There were two little boys sleeping behind the helpdesk, but they didn’t stir to a flashlight in their faces. I had to check myself in, grab my own key, make my own bed, and clean up a little bit. There was no soap in the bathroom, it was difficult to get the AC running, and there wasn’t even a light in the bathroom. Overall, I feel like I got scammed out of my money. "