Mayuu Ayutthaya Hotel

Mayuu Ayutthaya Hotel has rooms with a king bed, a queen bed, double and single beds, and a room with one double and one single bed. The Triple Room measures 26 m² and the Basic Triple Room 30 m². The Double King Room, the Twin Room A and the Deluxe Queen Room each measure 25 m².

Some rooms have a city view, a bathtub, or a private bathroom with a roll-in shower, and the rooms can come with a hair dryer and towels. Each room is described below with its own size, beds and facilities.

Mayuu Ayutthaya Hotel has a 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping and 24-hour security. The hotel has an elevator, it is wheelchair accessible, and it has facilities for disabled guests. English and Thai are spoken at the hotel, and daily housekeeping is provided during the stay.

The common areas have air conditioning and a shared lounge with a TV area. Business travellers can use the Xerox and fax service at the business centre, and the hotel has a coffee shop and food delivery. Rooms can come with a hair dryer, a shower and towels, and non-smoking rooms are available.

Free parking is available. Internet access, telephones and flat-screen TVs are also part of the hotel's offer.

The hotel stands in the Khlong Suan Phlu area of Ayutthaya, a city on the Chao Phraya river that was the capital of Siam for about four centuries. The area is a mix of city streets, markets and temple compounds, and the historic park is within a short distance. A pagoda, Wat Luang Pho Khao Klang Thung, stands close to the hotel, within easy walking distance of the streets around it.

Wat Phanan Choeng, a temple on the river with a large seated Buddha image, is 3 km from the hotel. Wat Mahathat, known for its Buddha head set in the roots of a tree, is 4.7 km away, and the Ayothaya Floating Market & Elephant Village is 3.2 km from the property. The Ayutthaya Train Station, 3.5 km away, links the town with Bangkok by rail, and the Lotus Bus Terminal is 850 m away.

Don Mueang International Airport is the nearer of the two airports, while Suvarnabhumi Airport is further away on the way to Bangkok. Because the ruins are spread across a wide area, a day of sightseeing usually involves travelling between sites by road. A morning at the historic park can start at Wat Mahathat and continue to the other temples in the park.