Dream House Lodge

Dream House Lodge offers a 20 m² Double Room for up to two guests, and a room allocated on arrival that sleeps up to three.

Rooms can have individual air conditioning, a shower, toiletries, a refrigerator, a flat-screen TV and a seating area, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Dream House Lodge has a laundry service and daily housekeeping, and an airport transfer is offered as well. Food is available from restaurants on the property, and fruit and snacks are also available.

The property is smoke-free and wheelchair accessible, and private check-in and check-out are offered. The rooms can have a refrigerator, a mirror, a shower and toiletries, as well as a seating area with a sofa and an openable window. The rooms can also have a flat-screen TV and a streaming service such as Netflix, and interconnecting rooms are available. Rooms are accessible by stairs, and pets are allowed in the rooms, with pet-sitting services offered though pets may not be left unattended.

Dream House Lodge is in Sukhothai City, the modern town beside the ruins of the 13th-century Sukhothai kingdom. The area is a mix of local streets, small shops and open-air markets, and many visitors come mainly for the ancient sites.

Around the lodge, the Sukhothai Bus Terminal is 700 m away and the night market is 150 m away, with a pharmacy and a 7-Eleven nearby. The Sangkhalok Museum, 2.3 km away, displays ceramics from the Sukhothai period. The bus terminal serves connections to other towns, and Sukhothai Airport, 24.9 km away, is the nearest airport.

A day in the area can start at the Ramkhamhaeng National Museum, which holds artefacts from the kingdom, and continue to the ruins of the Sukhothai Historical Park, where temples such as Wat Sri Sawai and Wat Sri Chum stand in the old city. Si Satchanalai Historical Park is a longer excursion for those who want to see more of the old kingdom. Wat Sa Si and Wat Sri Chum are among the best-known temples of the old city, and their ruins are a good way to see how the kingdom was built. Those who want to explore more of the wider ancient kingdom can plan a second day at a slower pace.