RueangSriSiRi Guest House 2

The rooms at RueangSriSiRi Guest House 2 measure 21 or 22 m² and have either two single beds, a king bed, or a single bed with a queen bed. Several rooms have a city view, and rooms with a king bed sit alongside those with single beds, so guests travelling as a couple or with children have a choice of beds.

Depending on the room, you will find a bathtub or a shower, a hair dryer, toiletries and towels, and a telephone and flat-screen TV. Rooms can also have air conditioning, a desk, a seating area or a balcony, and free bottled water.

The guest house has a 24-hour front desk, a concierge, luggage storage and daily housekeeping, and room service and restaurants are available. Breakfast service is offered, and there is an airport transfer. Laundry service, dry cleaning and a laundromat are also available.

Bicycles, car hire and tours are offered, and there is valet parking alongside free parking on site and bicycle parking. The grounds include a garden and a terrace, and the building has an elevator. A convenience store, a salon and cash withdrawal are also available, and express check-in and check-out can be used. A shared lounge with a TV area is also available. Languages spoken include English, Thai, Chinese and Arabic.

RueangSriSiRi Guest House 2 is in Sukhothai City, the main town of Sukhothai province in central Thailand, beside the bus station. That makes it an easy base for travellers arriving by bus, and the town's temples, markets and pagodas are all close by. Sukhothai was the first capital of the Thai kingdom, and its ruins are spread across a wide historical park.

The Sukhothai Bus Terminal is 50 m away, and Wat Khuha Suwan, a pagoda, is within walking distance, while the Sukhothai Buddha Park is also in the area. The night market is 800 m away, a lively place in the evening where you can walk among the stalls after dinner. The Sangkhalok Museum, which shows Sangkhalok ceramics made in the Sukhothai kilns, is 2.5 km away, and the Sukhothai Historical Park is 11.5 km away.

The historical park is the main reason many visitors come to Sukhothai. Its ruins belong to the old Sukhothai kingdom and form a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the day is often planned around it, with a return to town for dinner at the night market. Travellers who want a quieter evening can head back to the guest house after the market, which is a short walk away.