Family friendly Hotels in Ayutthaya, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province

"Beautiful, simple room overlooking the river. Staff was very nice and friendly, however, seemed to be new and untrained in the hospitality industry. The place could use a good cleaning - the ceiling lights were full of dead flies. Breakfast is included, but very simple. Functional, but not great. The restaurant, however, is excellent. Overall, for the price and location, it's a great stay. "

"Very solid hostel. Clean racks with curtains, ac, wifi, bike rentals, free breakfast, water and beers on site, helpful staff if you need travels reservations or recommendations. I'd stay here again for sure."

"สะอาด สมราคา ไม่แพง โลเคชั่นดี และปลอดภัย ออกไปเดินใกล้ๆได้ มีร้านอาหาร มีร้านสะดวกซื้อใกล้ๆ ที่จอดรถดี "

"My check in was lacking. None of my questions were answered. The laundry facilities that were listed on amenities didn’t exist so I spent my first night lugging my clothes 30min to the laundromat. The room was fine. A little pricy for being on par with most budget places I’ve stayed on my travels. There was a fridge but no kettle. It’s a bit far from restaurants in the pm. But there are a couple great local non tourist filled spots for lunch. Not close to much but quiet. "

"Really nice suite, clean, good facilities, would come back"

"Room was ok for the price. It has a car park behind for 40 baht per day. The room was too noisy with noise coming from the train station most of the night through the poorly insulated windows. Also, had many mosquitoes in the room. "

"good beds and pillows, good size room and bathroom, good breakfast Asian buffet. Location is not ideal, there are no dinning options walking around. Overall good hotel"

"Really friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was good value. Pool was fab for kids and big enough to exercise in. Room was a teeny bit shabby but did everything it said on tin and was comfortable. Would defo go back. We had a great time here. They arrange brilliant tours at a fair price too and organised transport back to Bangkok. "