Aen Guy Boutique Hotel

The rooms at Aen Guy Boutique Hotel include double rooms, twin rooms, a superior suite and a classic quadruple room of 48 m² with a king bed and two single beds. Courtyard, garden and pool views are available, and the room you choose sets its bed arrangement and the number of guests it sleeps, up to four.

Several rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, and amenities vary by room: some have an electric kettle, some have a refrigerator, and the Deluxe Double or Twin Room with Pool View has a balcony or terrace. Free bottled water is provided in some rooms.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre and a hot tub, and the garden and terrace give guests room to relax outdoors. There is an airport transfer, tours can be arranged, car hire is available and luggage can be stored. Free parking is on site, and the hotel also has bicycle parking and a meeting and banquet space for events.

Laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services are offered, along with daily housekeeping and a 24-hour front desk. The restaurants serve Asian and Western cuisine, desserts and salads, and a coffee shop is on site. The property is wheelchair accessible, with facilities for disabled guests, and there is a convenience store and shops for everyday needs.

Aen Guy Boutique Hotel is in Sukhothai City, the provincial town in central Thailand that serves as the gateway to the ruins of the old Sukhothai kingdom. Life here has the feel of a small city, with the walking street and night market coming alive after dark, so evenings are spent in town as much as the days among the ruins.

The walking street night market is close to the hotel, and the Sukhothai Bus Terminal is 950 m away for onward journeys. The Sangkhalok Museum, which shows ceramics made in the kingdom, lies 1.5 km away. Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site where Wat Maha That stands, is 12.5 km away, and Sukhothai Airport (THS) is 24.1 km from the hotel.

A day trip to Sukhothai Historical Park is the natural first outing, and the day can end back in town at the night market. A quieter morning can start at the Sangkhalok Museum before heading out to the ruins, and the hotel's garden, hot tub and pool make a calm place to finish the day. The town is small enough that the bus terminal, the night market and the museum are all within a short journey of one another.