Suk Sabai Homestay

Several rooms at Suk Sabai Homestay measure 48 m², others 44 m², and most have air conditioning and a private bathroom. Some look out over nature and others over the garden, and some rooms can be set up with a choice of bed arrangements for different group sizes. Rooms can also have a desk, a sofa, a fold-up bed and a seating area.

Rooms can have a private entrance, a flat-screen TV, a coffee or tea maker, a microwave and a refrigerator, and the Vacation Home sleeps up to five guests. Several rooms also have free Wi-Fi and a fan.

Breakfast is served as a buffet, and the property also has room service, food delivery, a shared kitchen and fruit and snacks. A kids meal is available, and massage is offered on site.

Free parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms. For getting around, the property offers car hire, bicycle rental and a taxi service, and there is an airport transfer. The Sukhothai Bus Terminal is 8.4 km from the property.

The garden and terrace are open to guests, and the property has a 24-hour front desk, a doorman and daily housekeeping. The property also offers a family room, and the historical park's ruins are a bicycle ride away from the property.

Sukhothai is a small town in central Thailand and the former capital of the Sukhothai kingdom, and its temples and ruins are the main reason visitors come. The ruins are spread across a large park, and the bicycle is a common way to see them. Suk Sabai Homestay offers a garden setting close to those sites, so a stay can combine quiet time with a day among the ruins.

Sukhothai Historical Park is 3.2 km from the homestay, and the park is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Within the park, Wat Maha That is known for its Buddha head set among tree roots. Closer by, Wat Chang Lom is 1.5 km away and its chedi is ringed by stone elephants, and the Saturday Night Market Old Sukhothai is 2.1 km away for street food in the evening. The Ramkhamhaeng National Museum holds artefacts from the Sukhothai kingdom, and Wat Sri Chum has a large seated Buddha statue.

For a full day from the homestay, spend the morning among the ruins of the historical park, then go to the Saturday Night Market in the evening. The temples are spread over a wide area, so a bicycle is a practical way to move between them, and bicycle rental is offered on site. Sukhothai Airport is 25.4 km away for travellers arriving by air.