Sukhothai City Resort

The rooms at Sukhothai City Resort include standard rooms, studios, suites and cottages. Several rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, a hair dryer and toiletries, and others have air conditioning, a desk or a telephone. The views from the rooms are of the garden, the mountains or the surrounding nature, depending on the room.

Rooms sleep up to three guests, and some suites offer a choice of bed set-ups. Guests can book a room with a garden view, a mountain view or a nature view, depending on what they prefer, with air conditioning in some of the rooms.

Sukhothai City Resort offers free parking on site, with valet parking also available, and free Wi-Fi in all rooms as well as Wi-Fi in the public areas. An airport transfer, a shuttle service and car hire are offered, and tours are available too.

The grounds have a garden, a terrace, a solarium and a playground, and a massage can be booked on site. Bicycles can be rented, and luggage storage, laundry, dry cleaning and ironing are offered, with daily housekeeping and a 24-hour front desk.

Food is available from the restaurants, through room service, and at a continental breakfast. A shared kitchen and BBQ facilities are also available for guests.

Sukhothai City Resort sits in the Historical Park area of Sukhothai, the former capital of the Sukhothai kingdom, which flourished from the 13th century and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The surroundings are quiet and green, with ruined temples and monuments set among the trees, and the town is an easy place for an unhurried visit. Several of the ruins lie close to the resort, and the temples and monuments of the park are spread over a wide area that is easy to explore on foot or by bicycle.

Wat Ton Chaeng is 50 m away, and Wat Phra Phai Luang, an ancient temple with Khmer-style brick towers, is 450 m away. The King Ramkhamhaeng Monument, honouring a key ruler of the Sukhothai kingdom, is 1.6 km away. Sukhothai Airport is 25.9 km away, and bicycles can be rented at the resort for trips around the park.

A day could start with the temples on foot or by bicycle, then return to the garden and the solarium in the afternoon. The Loi Krathong festival, which the town holds every year, is one of the best-known events in Sukhothai, and the historical park is the natural place to see the ruins at different times of the day.