Shine Villa Sukhothai

The rooms at Shine Villa Sukhothai face the garden, and most have a private bathroom with a bathtub or whirlpool bathtub, along with toiletries, towels, bathrobes and a hair dryer. The accommodation is made up of bungalows, villas and house-style rooms, and each one has its own layout, so the right choice depends on the size of your group and the bed set-up you prefer.

Some rooms have a balcony and sleep up to three guests. Rooms can have air conditioning, a fan, a desk, a sofa, an in-room safe box and a mosquito net, and some have a separate dining area or a private entrance, depending on the room. Balconies are among the room features, and the property also has a terrace and a garden.

Shine Villa Sukhothai has free parking on site and free Wi-Fi in all rooms and in the public areas, along with a garden and a terrace. A shuttle service is offered, tours can be arranged, and room service and food delivery are also available. Air conditioning is available in the public areas too, and tours can be arranged.

Daily housekeeping is part of the service, and the property has a laundry service and an ironing service. Guests can use luggage storage and safety deposit boxes, and private check-in and check-out is available.

English and Thai are spoken at the property, which is smoke-free and has non-smoking rooms, and rooms can be soundproofed.

Shine Villa Sukhothai is in Sukhothai, in Central Thailand, a town best known for the ruins of the Sukhothai kingdom, the old capital, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The modern town and the historical park are separate places, so the property works as a base for both: a day among the ancient monuments, or an evening in the modern town.

The area around the villa is a mix of village temples and everyday neighbourhoods. Wat Tawet Klang, a pagoda, is 350 m away, and the Sangkhalok Museum, which displays Sawankhalok ceramics, is 7.4 km away. Phra Mae Ya Botanical Garden is 3.6 km away, and Sukhothai Airport is 17.1 km away, the nearest airport to the property.

A full day could start at the historical park, 15 km away, where the ruins of Wat Mahathat and Wat Sri Chum sit among the old monuments. Wat Sa Si, also in the park, adds to the temples worth seeing, and the ruins are spread over a large area, so a full morning is well spent there. Back in the town, the Sangkhalok Museum is a good place to end the day for anyone interested in the region's ceramics, and the modern town offers an easy evening after a day of sightseeing.