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A number of cottages on a parking space ... but inside very comfortable rooms with good medium soft beds, enough space for luggage, nicely decorated. then a pleasant breakfast, friendly staff, free bicycles and the shuttle songtaew from Sukhothai new city to old city and historical park stopping in front of the house. we enjoyed a lot the few days here. (visited December 2019)

We needed two rooms one for our boys and one for us. The cheaper 700 baht rooms had very hard beds which are common in Thailand. OK for the boys but too hard for us so we took a slightly better room for nearly 1,000 baht. The rooms were fine, except the lighting in ours was too bright, and the bathrooms were ok as well. Ours even had a shower screen which is unusual in cheap Thai accommodation. but the shower nozzle insisted on pointing towards the glass screen which meant I had to push right up against the screen to get wet. The big problem with the rooms is that they do not have glass or fly screened windows, just wooden shutters. This is the first time I have experienced rooms like this which are probably authentic traditional Thai. In the past they would have been used in conjunction with bed mosquito nets but as these were not available we couldn't have fresh air or daylight. When I pointed this out to the owner he said most people just wanted air conditioning. This had worked well but no windows is a bit extreme for me. Another major problem was their use of a complicated WiFi logging in system which despite an hour wasted in trying to log in meant that I was unable to use the WiFi until the morning. The location is on a busy road and there is no garden just paving so the surrounding area was not very pleasant and there was nowhere to sit outside except at the restaurant. The restaurant was ok with an open area looking onto the highway and a closed air conditioned section. They offered us a choice of several Thai beers but then had to go down the road to get the one we chose, our usual Chang. Breakfast was included in the price but hopeless. I have included a photo. Two slices of bread with one fried egg, two small oranges, a butter and a jam pack and some greens. The joint proprietor is a young Thai man who spent many years in the USA and spoke perfect English which is a huge plus in non English speaking Thailand. He was very friendly and helpful. His and his partner had not had the place long and they are hoping to improve it. His partner had called in sick so he had to do the breakfast on his own which might have explained its poor quality. Its a cheap resort but we have stayed in many at a cheaper price with better facilities so I can only give in 2 stars. It may well get better and if you don't speak Thai having a proprietor with good English may be important

Thoroughly decent rooms for about 400 on booking/agoda. About the cheapest place you will find in Old Town Sukhothai. Convenient to walk to.... A. Wintour Bus Station - 13 minutes B. Wat Chang Lom - 6 minutes C. Wat Thraphang Thong Lang Ruins - 6 min. D. Historical Garden Restaurant - 19 minutes E. Central Zone Ticket Gate - 21 minutes F. Wat Si Chum (Giant Buddha) - 49 minutes G. Wat Chetuphon - 45 minutes Stupid falang tips: 1. Make an in-person reservation if booking/agoda say "sold out". 2. Ask for a room away from the kitchen/restaurant. (noisy) 3. Do visit the free sites nearby: Wat Chetuphon, Wat Chang Lom 4. They did have one free bicycle. There are shops near the park entrance that rent bicycles - but you must return them at sunset. 5. Do find a bicycle and do at least some of the Sukhothai Town Bicycle Path.

Very clean, great reception, comfort.. Yummy Thai breakfast.. Enjoyed our stay! About a mile from Ramkamhaeng National Museum and historical site..

Room is nice for value of money but there is ants in my room and stain on bed sheet