Sawasdipong Hotel

Sawasdipong Hotel offers rooms of 18 m² and 20 m² in several layouts, from twin and double rooms to triple rooms, and a 20 m² room sleeps up to four guests.

Air conditioning is part of the Twin Room, the Double Bed room and the Standard Room, and several rooms have a shower and a window.

The 24-hour front desk is open around the clock, and the hotel also offers an elevator, a concierge service, luggage storage, a salon, cash withdrawal and a smoking area.

For meals, there are restaurants and a coffee shop, and 24-hour room service is available. Internet access is provided, with WiFi in the public areas.

Sawasdipong Hotel sits in Sukhothai City, the provincial town that grew up beside the ruins of the old Sukhothai kingdom. The town moves at an unhurried pace, with markets, small shops and street food stalls, and it is a base for exploring the old capital without the bustle of a big city, with the town's markets and shops close at hand.

The Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is 12.6 km from the hotel, and its ruins include Wat Mahathat and Wat Sri Sawai, while Wat Sri Chum is known for its giant seated Buddha. Closer to the hotel, the walking street night market is 350 m away, and the Sukhothai Bus Terminal is 1.2 km off. Sukhothai Airport is 24.9 km away, and it is the nearest airport to the hotel.

A full day can combine the historical park, where the temples are spread across a large site, with the Sangkhalok Museum, which displays ceramics made in the Sukhothai period, and an evening at the night market. Sangkhalok ceramics were traded across Southeast Asia, so the museum gives a clear picture of the kingdom's trade, and the park's ruins date from the years when the kingdom flourished in the 13th and 14th centuries.