Hotels Near Wat Plot Sat in Ang Thong

At check-in it was confused at first because the host couldn't find my booking. But this was solved pretty soon and he showed me to my room. The room was basic, but nice and clean. The WiFi was super strong and the mini-fridge cooled well. The bathroom is big and had all the basics you need. The bed is super hard, but it didn't stop me from getting a good night's sleep. The area is very quite and they have small shop where you can get souvenirs and simple food.

Far from noise and disturbance, the serene place is a real tranquil getaway. Our room was clean. Its air conditioner and water heater functioned properly. That was all I noticed, since I became unconscious after taking a bath (haha). In the next morning, we strolled around this shady place and took some photos at a cutie spot (with many owl models according to the name of the place). I recommend this peaceful resort. P.S. The resort had no breakfast (just only beverages). However, we had tasty pork noodles (ก๋วยเตี๋ยวป้าฟัก) as our breakfast. The stall is about 900 m from the resort. Noodles were delicious and were sold in very cheap price (10 baht/bowl). Don't miss!

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.

Dear Thailand Traveler, While in Thailand, you may decide to make a stopover in Ayutthaya Province, which is one of the historic capital cities of Thailand. If you do, you may think about a stay at The Avail hotel. First, let me tell you that The Avail will not satisfy the needs of those seeking 5 star accommodations. Having said that, if you are seeking a clean, safe, comfortable, and affordable place to enjoy an evening or two while in Ayutthaya - you will be very satisfied checking into The Avail. What I found so satisfying about The Avail is that everything works, and works well. The bathroom is comfortable and the shower is hot, the bed is amazingly comfortable and the comforter is soft and warm, the air conditioner blows cold, and the room is clean. Everything that needs to work...does, and this is something that I cannot always say about even the most expensive places. Moreover, the staff is friendly, the price is right (900 THB/night), and the location is near historic ruins, elephant rides, and some very good restaurants. You cannot write a review and say only good things, so here is the best I can do to say something somewhat critical. There is no coffee or coffee cups in the room, but there is a hot water pot. On the bright side, if you want coffee, there is a complimentary coffee cart in the lobby with both. I am sure if you asked to take coffee to your room, they would be most happy to oblige. One more comment, I did not see a strong box in the room to store valuables. All and all - a very good find. Best/Kevin

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.

Cozy little guesthouse with wonderful staff. Very clean room. Great location. Very safe space. I felt at home immediately. Joy was super helpful with everything and made my stay so sweet. I can recommend this place if it suits your budget but believe me, it's worth it.

Quite a decent place. Older style hotel. Room fine, good river view too. Bed comfortable. Do not expect to have a refreshing shower unless you are under 150cm as it is fixed to the wall and made for small people. Anyone taller and bending down the only option, very poor really. Pool was quite good but cold as it gets no sun until much later in the afternoon. Refreshing though. Various on-site restaurants. Bar near lobby area, prices way too much I noticed. Breakfast was quite good although the staff were not friendly, seemed disinterested and some often seen larking about maybe as it was not too busy when we went. 5 minutes walking distance to train station where there are Tuk Tuks and a few eating places as well as the usual street food. 7-11 too. Train to or from BKK is worth the experience (but takes a while to go 70km) and 3rd class trip costs 15 THB...wtaf! The boat river crossing is closed at the moment as the river is too high. Getting across the river needs to be by Tuk Tuk or taxi really. Normally at least one Tuk Tuk outside the hotel too. You know the form, must haggle them down. We used Grab a lot and got where we wanted to go. Probably can walk to some of the historic sites but probably not advised and Grab is cheap and has AC so is the way to go. There is Soi Farang and Grand Street for a livelier atmosphere with more bars and restaurants, again a cheap taxi ride away. Overall not a bad place and decent location for a reasonable and not too expensive a price.

There are two different accommodation options on the property which are owned and operated by the same people. When I arrived late afternoon the bungalows (the resort) were mostly deserted and didn't look all that appealing. The hotel, on the other hand, was rather busy so I opted to stay in it. The hotel is rather basic and utilitarian. A typical Asian style budget hotel, it's set up to accommodate extended-stay guests. The room was comfortable enough and the linen and towels appeared to be new. The airconditioning and hot water worked well. There was a large refrigerator in the room, typical of Thai apartments. In fact, all the furniture was cheap house-hold stuff. The hotel is perfectly acceptable for a night or two and I might have given it 4 out of 5 on the TripAdvisor scale if it were not for the price. At a walk-in rate of 650 THB (including breakfast), I thought it was slightly overpriced.