Lotus Village Hotel

Lotus Village Hotel has a Standard Bungalow of 20 m² for up to two guests, two superior rooms of 40 m² for up to three guests each, and another room for up to three guests. The bungalow and the superior rooms have a garden or nature view, so these rooms look out over the greenery around the hotel.

Rooms can have air conditioning, a fan, a seating area, a desk, a balcony or terrace, a private bathroom with a shower, a clothes rack and free bottled water. Guests who spend the day at the Sukhothai Historical Park can return to a room with a seating area and air conditioning.

The hotel's facilities centre on its garden, with a restaurant and a coffee shop on site, and a spa with sauna and massage. Tours, bicycle rental and a shuttle service are offered, and there is also an airport transfer. Parking is free on site.

Other services include laundry, safety deposit boxes, business facilities, shops and facilities for guests with disabilities. The hotel also has a family room and a smoking area, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms.

Massage and spa services, a sauna and the garden make up the relaxation side of the hotel, while tours, bicycle rental and the shuttle cover trips out. The restaurant and coffee shop sit alongside the spa, so meals and treatments are both on site.

Lotus Village Hotel sits on Ratchathanee Street in Sukhothai City, the provincial town of Sukhothai in central Thailand. The streets around it have local shops, a public market and small temples, so the area has the feel of a working town. Pharmacies, a 7-Eleven and an ATM are close by, and Sukhothai Airport is the nearest airport.

The town's main draw is Sukhothai Historical Park, the ruins of the old Sukhothai kingdom and a UNESCO World Heritage site, 12.1 km away. Wat Sri Chum, a temple with a large seated Buddha statue, is 13.2 km from the hotel, and Sangkhalok Museum, which shows the Sangkhalok ceramics of the Sukhothai era, is 1.9 km away. The Sukhothai Bus Terminal is 600 m from the hotel, and the night market is 500 m away.

A full day works well here: start at the historical park, return to town for lunch, and finish at the night market. The temples and ruins are spread across a large park, so a bicycle is useful for seeing more of them. Bicycles can be hired at the hotel, and an airport transfer is offered for trips to Sukhothai Airport. Plan the day around the park, since it is the main reason to come to the area.