Search Hotels Near Wat Sorasak, Sukhothai

"Our hostess was kind and caring. A very large property with lots of work to maintain. Too much for one person."

"Very nice inn and quiet. Kind of tricky to find if you're walking from the bus station. Very tucked in near a main street in town. Good location 10 mins away from the ruins by Grab."

"We forgot beads necklaces. The owner called us, and kindly delivered back to us in Bangkok. Really appreciated that, and will stay again if we travel to Sukhothai! "

"Nice and original atmosphere "

"Excellent hotel and great services. Friendly staff and helpful. "

"Beautiful and very quiet hotel with lovely staff and weirdly also lovely neighbours. Room wasn’t quite as modern as the pictures suggested, but it was easy and affordable to extend my stay after discovering just how quiet and nice the place was."

"Clean and quiet spot with great staff "

"Property was very nice, courtyard was gorgeous. Room wasn’t anything too special but beds were really comfy. Bathroom could use a renovation. "

"Wonderful owners and managers. Always helpful!!! Definitely would recommend. Also a great pool and beautiful property!"

"Comfortable, quiet, spotlessly clean, extremely helpful staff. "

"If you come to Sukhotai, give this hotel a hard pass. The staff was unfriendly, the room was run down, the a/c barely worked, and the area is not great. Ironically, this was our most expensive hotel in Thai and probably the worst hotel I’ve stayed at in 25 years of coming to Thailand. "

"The room was fine but the bathroom needs modernising and it was a bit of a hassle trying to lock my room door on the way out (you had to fiddle with the inside door handle and then close the door in a firm manner) The breakfast ( like in most Thai hotels I've been to) have very limited vegetarian options ( unless your big on toast and fruits). Its 15 mins by car to the historical park (AKA the old town). About a 5 min walk to various restaurants but not much to see or do around the area (the new...

"so, a big part of this is my own fault, but they do advertise a 24 hour convenience desk, which is not true. I came in at one in the morning because the bus dropped me off, I had to walk 20 minutes to get to the hotel from the station, and when I got there, nobody was at the helpdesk. There were two little boys sleeping behind the helpdesk, but they didn’t stir to a flashlight in their faces. I had to check myself in, grab my own key, make my own bed, and clean up a little bit. There was no soap...