Woodbridge Hostel Sukhothai

Every room at Woodbridge Hostel Sukhothai has a river view, air conditioning and a balcony or terrace. The rooms are mixed dormitories furnished with bunk beds, and each one sleeps a single guest.

The four-bed dormitory has two bunk beds and the six-bed dormitory has three. Both are mixed, so guests share the room regardless of gender, and linens and a refrigerator are provided in both dormitories, with bunk beds in each.

Woodbridge Hostel Sukhothai has a garden, a massage service and a 24-hour front desk, and room service is available. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and there is also Wi-Fi in the public areas. Free parking is available nearby, pets are allowed, and there is an airport transfer and a shuttle service.

Guests can use the lockers and luggage storage, and there is a laundry service and daily housekeeping. A coffee shop, a restaurant and a shared kitchen are on the premises, and tours and ticket services are available. There is also a gift and souvenir shop, and the garden offers a place to sit outdoors. Daily housekeeping is provided.

Woodbridge Hostel Sukhothai is in the Historical Park area of Sukhothai, a town in central Thailand built around the ruins of the old kingdom's capital. The ruins are spread across a large park of lawns and trees, and the town around it moves at a relaxed pace. Ruined temples stand among the trees across the park, so the landscape is as much a part of a visit as the monuments. Walking paths connect the ruins, so the park can be seen at a slow, unhurried pace.

Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is 550 m from the hostel, and Wat Maha That, one of its central temples, is 600 m away. Ramkhamhaeng National Museum is 250 m from the hostel and displays objects from the Sukhothai kingdom, and Muang Kao Market is 150 m away for everyday shopping. Sukhothai Airport is 26.6 km from the hostel.

A good first day is to walk or cycle the historical park, starting with the central temples and then visiting the museum for the background. The Loi Krathong and Candle Festival is also held in the historical park, and the Night Market is a short walk from the park in the evening.