Homestays in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, Thailand

Stayed Two nights from 21/09/22 to 23/09/22 Located within close proximity to the ruins of Ayutthaya, this is a great place to stay if you are on a budget. I stayed in room 14 which was a double room access from the side of the main building. It was a fairly nice room for the price however there was no safe or fridge. The double bed was also only a mattress on the floor so there was that risk of bugs and ants making their way on to the bed itself. The gardens are a nice place to sit and have a drink however you will need to stop by a shop to pick something up as there is no bar or drinks fridge. Overall it is a nice budget place to stay. if you like luxury, it probably isn't for you however if you want something a little different, which is cheap, clean and well kept, I would highly recommend.

Friendly staff and the price is worth it! I have been here for 3 times. This place near the city and easy to find a food. There're bike cycle for rent. Good for family or friend trip because there is a room for 3 in 1 and 4 in 1 also.

Well-run homestay with a hostess who knows how to take care of the guests in the best possible way. Select the room with aircon for best comfort. Believe me, you don't want to go for the fan-only room in this lovely establishment. You want to go to full mile and have it all. The breakfast is hearty and prepared with utmost dedication. The location is superb for backpackers waiting for their next train to Chiang Mai, or wherever they are destined to go. The Wifi was surprisingly leopard-like fast in an old Thai style house like this. The shared bathroom is not an issue if you don't have a bad stomach and the parking space are plentiful if you are willing to walk the extra steps. Therefore, I would not hesitate to recommend this place, A slight deduction has been made due to very thin wall, thus you can hear every gossip from your neighbor.

Beautifully situated next to the Chao Phraya River, literally inches away. Peaceful and serene, the vibe is tranquil and invites one to relax with a drink and chill. The grounds and common areas are well-mai Tai Ed and spacious, as was my room which was quite large with high ceilings and very clean. Though I was traveling solo, this inn is perfect for couples and small families. Great location being close to the many wats and an assortment of riverfront restaurants (mostly on the north side of the river, right over a very nearby small bridge). Will definitely stay here again when in the area.

The hotel is very beautiful, clean and tidy, and the service is very good. We arrived early in the morning and stored our luggage. The waiter was very nice and gave us a map. Although we did not understand the language, she used translation software to introduce us in detail to the main points of the trip. Attractions, the hotel is not far from the Heritage Park, just walk there. I will continue to choose this hotel next time I have the opportunity.

I really wanted to say I loved this place. The couple running the ”homestay” was really sweet and their daughter, who managed their emails, was also helpful. However, there were some issues that marred the experience for me. Firstly, the place was marketed as a homestay, though I think it would be more appropriate to say it's guesthouses on a residential compound. I was also under the impression that I would be given a room in a standalone building like the ones they posted online but was instead given a basic room in a row of three. Secondly, I arranged for a guide through the homestay and only learned from the guide when he arrived that it did not include a driver and transportation. I then paid more for the driver and car. I think this could have been made more transparent from the start. Lastly, and most importantly, the bathroom was a challenge. I don't want to go into details because some guests may have no issues, but I've uploaded some pictures, and you can decide on your own. For me, I found something unpleasant on the floor after I came back from dinner on the second day, and decided there and then I would cut short my stay.

It was the best experience. The host and staff of the inn were very kind. The room was clean, luxurious and had everything. When I woke up in the morning, I saw Ayutthaya illuminated by the morning sun. It was truly amazing. I was lent a bicycle and had a great time riding along the road between the two ruins. I stayed with my parents who are 75 years old. Highly recommended. Thank you so much.

I don't know how to judge this very well. This is in a scared contrast to what we have had already with regard to hotels/ guesthouses (the same price classes). We came in a strange step, but that is not so strange in itself. The hotel is located above a restaurant, near the river. We welcome you in a very friendly way (in Thai , so take a dictionary with / no problem). We could with a staircase up to our room (family room) which is composed of a room, a room, a bathroom. The room is in very dark wood (Thai style). The windows are covered with a lap of dust, so you will wake up with the morning glowing. OK for staying (we stayed only one night), but I give the advice to the owners: let the room clean very thoroughly - dust everywhere! And a thick layer (on the ceiling ventilator, on the stop contacts). The night was quite calm (although all sound airco, but OK , we had airco). Only a lot of light that came through the kilns over the night because light on the corridor was still burning. The hotel was very comfortable and the hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable. 1 egg (sunny Side Up) a toast m, butter, jam, waffle and spice. Bed was good quality, clean lakes and the waffles were delicious. Now what I find a more point: the owners speak good English. Our daughter had had an accident with the bike. They explained where the clinic was, and they arranged transport for the next day to bring us to the next location, for which thanks. I think the location is good, the view of breakfast is phenomenal, but quality is better.

We're a couple in our late 50s, so don't want a backpacker hostel, but don't want (or like) anonymous hotel rooms. Our room was simple (which is fine; we only sleep there) and clean. Fridge, fan, air conditioning, hot shower all fine. Water provided daily, towels, loo roll on request. There's an Isaan street vendor next door who will bring food round (grilled chicken, som tam, sticky rice etc), a noodle place across the street, and a short walk to a Japanese place, 7/11, a bar for a beer. The host lady was very helpful, calling tuk tuks etc when we wanted to explore. Good value for money; we extended out stay, and would certainly stay there again.

After watching ”A Pair of Nature” last year, I decided to go to the big city. This is exactly what I imagined for a kunpi family: wooden stilt houses, living by the river, with wooden boats docked by the river, and overlooking the shore. You can also see the Chaiwatthanaram Temple in ”A Couple”. Sitting by the river at night, listening to the theme song, it seems that you can travel through time and space and return to the old city. Although there is no air conditioning in the room, it is not too hot. The toilets upstairs are open-air. If you are not used to it, there are also downstairs. The boss is an uncle who speaks English and is very good at talking. The lady boss always smiles and speaks very softly. The cooked food is very delicious, and can increase or decrease the spiciness according to the customer's request. What was particularly touched was that we left the room in the morning, spent a day outside, and planned to leave by train in the evening, and the lady boss happily asked us to wash in the bathroom. Just for such a humane place, I will come again next time I have a chance~(๑ᵔ⌔ᵔ๑)Dear uncle and untie, thanks for your enthusiastic hospitality, which makes me love ayutthaya more!

Stayed Two nights from 21/09/22 to 23/09/22 Located within close proximity to the ruins of Ayutthaya, this is a great place to stay if you are on a budget. I stayed in room 14 which was a double room access from the side of the main building. It was a fairly nice room for the price however there was no safe or fridge. The double bed was also only a mattress on the floor so there was that risk of bugs and ants making their way on to the bed itself. The gardens are a nice place to sit and have a drink however you will need to stop by a shop to pick something up as there is no bar or drinks fridge. Overall it is a nice budget place to stay. if you like luxury, it probably isn't for you however if you want something a little different, which is cheap, clean and well kept, I would highly recommend.

Friendly staff and the price is worth it! I have been here for 3 times. This place near the city and easy to find a food. There're bike cycle for rent. Good for family or friend trip because there is a room for 3 in 1 and 4 in 1 also.

Well-run homestay with a hostess who knows how to take care of the guests in the best possible way. Select the room with aircon for best comfort. Believe me, you don't want to go for the fan-only room in this lovely establishment. You want to go to full mile and have it all. The breakfast is hearty and prepared with utmost dedication. The location is superb for backpackers waiting for their next train to Chiang Mai, or wherever they are destined to go. The Wifi was surprisingly leopard-like fast in an old Thai style house like this. The shared bathroom is not an issue if you don't have a bad stomach and the parking space are plentiful if you are willing to walk the extra steps. Therefore, I would not hesitate to recommend this place, A slight deduction has been made due to very thin wall, thus you can hear every gossip from your neighbor.

Beautifully situated next to the Chao Phraya River, literally inches away. Peaceful and serene, the vibe is tranquil and invites one to relax with a drink and chill. The grounds and common areas are well-mai Tai Ed and spacious, as was my room which was quite large with high ceilings and very clean. Though I was traveling solo, this inn is perfect for couples and small families. Great location being close to the many wats and an assortment of riverfront restaurants (mostly on the north side of the river, right over a very nearby small bridge). Will definitely stay here again when in the area.

The hotel is very beautiful, clean and tidy, and the service is very good. We arrived early in the morning and stored our luggage. The waiter was very nice and gave us a map. Although we did not understand the language, she used translation software to introduce us in detail to the main points of the trip. Attractions, the hotel is not far from the Heritage Park, just walk there. I will continue to choose this hotel next time I have the opportunity.

I really wanted to say I loved this place. The couple running the ”homestay” was really sweet and their daughter, who managed their emails, was also helpful. However, there were some issues that marred the experience for me. Firstly, the place was marketed as a homestay, though I think it would be more appropriate to say it's guesthouses on a residential compound. I was also under the impression that I would be given a room in a standalone building like the ones they posted online but was instead given a basic room in a row of three. Secondly, I arranged for a guide through the homestay and only learned from the guide when he arrived that it did not include a driver and transportation. I then paid more for the driver and car. I think this could have been made more transparent from the start. Lastly, and most importantly, the bathroom was a challenge. I don't want to go into details because some guests may have no issues, but I've uploaded some pictures, and you can decide on your own. For me, I found something unpleasant on the floor after I came back from dinner on the second day, and decided there and then I would cut short my stay.

It was the best experience. The host and staff of the inn were very kind. The room was clean, luxurious and had everything. When I woke up in the morning, I saw Ayutthaya illuminated by the morning sun. It was truly amazing. I was lent a bicycle and had a great time riding along the road between the two ruins. I stayed with my parents who are 75 years old. Highly recommended. Thank you so much.

I don't know how to judge this very well. This is in a scared contrast to what we have had already with regard to hotels/ guesthouses (the same price classes). We came in a strange step, but that is not so strange in itself. The hotel is located above a restaurant, near the river. We welcome you in a very friendly way (in Thai , so take a dictionary with / no problem). We could with a staircase up to our room (family room) which is composed of a room, a room, a bathroom. The room is in very dark wood (Thai style). The windows are covered with a lap of dust, so you will wake up with the morning glowing. OK for staying (we stayed only one night), but I give the advice to the owners: let the room clean very thoroughly - dust everywhere! And a thick layer (on the ceiling ventilator, on the stop contacts). The night was quite calm (although all sound airco, but OK , we had airco). Only a lot of light that came through the kilns over the night because light on the corridor was still burning. The hotel was very comfortable and the hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable. 1 egg (sunny Side Up) a toast m, butter, jam, waffle and spice. Bed was good quality, clean lakes and the waffles were delicious. Now what I find a more point: the owners speak good English. Our daughter had had an accident with the bike. They explained where the clinic was, and they arranged transport for the next day to bring us to the next location, for which thanks. I think the location is good, the view of breakfast is phenomenal, but quality is better.

We're a couple in our late 50s, so don't want a backpacker hostel, but don't want (or like) anonymous hotel rooms. Our room was simple (which is fine; we only sleep there) and clean. Fridge, fan, air conditioning, hot shower all fine. Water provided daily, towels, loo roll on request. There's an Isaan street vendor next door who will bring food round (grilled chicken, som tam, sticky rice etc), a noodle place across the street, and a short walk to a Japanese place, 7/11, a bar for a beer. The host lady was very helpful, calling tuk tuks etc when we wanted to explore. Good value for money; we extended out stay, and would certainly stay there again.

After watching ”A Pair of Nature” last year, I decided to go to the big city. This is exactly what I imagined for a kunpi family: wooden stilt houses, living by the river, with wooden boats docked by the river, and overlooking the shore. You can also see the Chaiwatthanaram Temple in ”A Couple”. Sitting by the river at night, listening to the theme song, it seems that you can travel through time and space and return to the old city. Although there is no air conditioning in the room, it is not too hot. The toilets upstairs are open-air. If you are not used to it, there are also downstairs. The boss is an uncle who speaks English and is very good at talking. The lady boss always smiles and speaks very softly. The cooked food is very delicious, and can increase or decrease the spiciness according to the customer's request. What was particularly touched was that we left the room in the morning, spent a day outside, and planned to leave by train in the evening, and the lady boss happily asked us to wash in the bathroom. Just for such a humane place, I will come again next time I have a chance~(๑ᵔ⌔ᵔ๑)Dear uncle and untie, thanks for your enthusiastic hospitality, which makes me love ayutthaya more!