At Home Sukhothai

The rooms at At Home Sukhothai measure between 20 and 24 m² and sleep up to four guests, with double beds and single beds in different set-ups. Several rooms have a garden view, air conditioning is fitted in most of them, and some rooms have a fan instead of air conditioning.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and most rooms have a desk. Rooms with a garden view and rooms with air conditioning are both available, and the rooms sleep from two guests up to four. Sleeping arrangements vary with the room, from a single double bed to two single beds or a combination of both.

The garden and a library are shared spaces at At Home Sukhothai, and English and Thai are both spoken at the property, which is useful for travellers from abroad.

Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and there is internet access and Wi-Fi in the public areas as well, so a connection is available outside the rooms too.

On-site parking is available, with parking nearby as well, and a continental breakfast is offered at the property. Rooms can have a desk, and non-smoking rooms are also available.

At Home Sukhothai is on Wichian-chamnong Road in Sukhothai, the provincial town of Sukhothai province in central Thailand, and the guesthouse is inland rather than on the coast, so the trip to the historic sites is the main reason to come. The appeal of the area is its history, since the ruins of the old Sukhothai kingdom lie outside the town, and everyday life in the town centres on its markets and temples.

Public Market 2 Sukhothai Thani Municipality and Wat Thai Chumphon, a pagoda, are a few hundred metres from the property, and the Sangkhalok Museum, which displays ceramics from the kilns of the Sukhothai kingdom, is 1.3 km away. For longer trips, the Sukhothai Bus Terminal is 1.2 km away, Sukhothai Airport is 24.3 km out, and Phitsanulok Airport is 55.7 km away. The Sukhothai Historical Park, 12.7 km off, holds Wat Maha That and other ruins.

A day here can start at the Sukhothai Historical Park, where Wat Maha That and other ruins stand in the open, and continue with the Sangkhalok Museum and the markets in town. In the evening, the walking street night market is close by, a good place to end a day among the ruins and the museum.