Ayutthaya Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Today we decided to hop on with other fellow farangs to see the old capital of Thailand: Ayutthaya. After an early start we were on the motorway bearing north towards the old capital. Our guide was this pleasant Thai man who used to study law apparently but his accent was so strong I could not make out his English half the time.

We soon ...

My alarm went off early, but after a sleepy punch of the button I fell right back to sleep. Tony woke up a few hours later, never having heard the alarm in the first place, unhappy that we were getting such a late start. We snuck into the inside bathroom (we had paid to use the ones outside) without being seen and had nice warm showers before gr...

We had an early start to get to the train station this morning, it was meant to be peak traffic and take about an hour - it only took 10 minutes! Still that gave us time to source some breakast before we boarded. We arrived in Ayutthaya at about 7pm, found somewhere to sleep and went for some dinner. The next morning we decided to hire bikes and...

7th Take the 6:40 train to Ayutthaya. 20 baht for a third-class ticket. See a different side of the city, very poor slums along the train tracks. Litter everywhere and even several dead dogs by the tracks. Dogs here are unkempt, diseased and horrible. Can see why the Malays would think they're dirty. Out of the city lots of rice fields with stor...

Hey Everyone, Hope things are well in Canada. Weather is beautiful and people are very helpful. We are now in Ayutthaya after taking a class 2 train from Bangkok. Weve spent 2 nights here. Yesterday we got up and treated ourselves to a Thai foot massage. 1 hour of foot love cost us $4 each. The owner of the massage parlor got us drinks and gave ...

Made it to Thailand and sooo far sooo good. I can't get enough of the food. I get full plates of the best noodles in the world for like $1...can you believe that??!! I have been eating so much. People look at me in a weird way when I order about 3 servings. So far I have been to Bangkok, Surin, and Ayutthaya. All have been fascinating experience...

WEll we left Kanchaniburi for Ayutthaya (they spell it so many different ways), where we had a hotel room for the day (with a pool yeeha). it is an ancient city i think it used to be thailands capital back in the day, it now has a lot of ruins of great temples. We did the temple (wat) trail though, went to several temple ruins (sorry forget the ...

03/04 We are in Ayatthaya now, 76kms up and west from Bangkok. We caught a mini-bus here which was a bit of a mix up and that made us grumpy - but we got here in the end. Have checked into a hostel for the day so we can drop our bags and have a sleep later before the train. Have been buzzing around the town on a scooter and got lost a few times ...

Nous voila partis de Bangkok, premiere etape a Ayutthaya une des anciennes capitales a 100 km au nord. Ici le style est different de ce que nous avons deja vu, c'est beaucoup plus ancien et ce sont des batiments et temples en brique. Le meilleur moyen de se ballader est de faire le tour de la ville en velo, en vagabondant un peu au hasard. De to...

I boarded a train this morning for the 1 1/2 hour ride north to Ayuthaya which served as the Siamese royal capital from 1350 to 1767. After checking into a very popular guest house with backpackers, I rented a worn out bicycle from across the street and thoroughly enjoyed cycling around the town and its ruins. It was a gorgeous day and I would s...