Top 10 Bani Thani Hotels

I still have one night to go. But our experience has been fantastic. We came with no expectation and were totally surprised with the beautiful property, the helpful staff and good food. The rooms are big and spacious. Bathrooms very clean. The property itself has a lotus pond at the centre and a rustic yet elegant vibe and feel. Look forward to tomorrow night and to try out the spa.

This hotel is very conveniently located to the airport but a good 35 K from the town itself, so once there you are pretty much a captive audience. The staff were uniformly pleasant and the setting quite charming with set around a central fountain, but the huge number of pigeons fouling the place was unpleasant. All hotels suffered through Covid and this one it seems has years of deferred maintenance which could be seen in all sorts of small ways. The rain shower has damaged nozzles, the sink pedestal peeling veneer etc. The breakfast was quite sad but others who had dinner said it was quite good. At the advertised rate of about 45USD I would say it offers fair value as this once was a luxury property and could be restored to one with some upkeep an pigeon relocation. Bed was comfortable, as was the room. Only consider staying here if you have your own transportation.

It's a beautiful hotel, but it does show some wear. (For example, the gorgeous large folding doors that closed off one side of my room didn't really close completely with ease.) The location is better for driving than for walking although it is a short walk to the market and 7-11.

The environment is very good, pay attention to the location in the new city, not the old city, and 12 kilometers from Sukhothai Historical Park, but because of the environment, especially the service is very good, and there are free cars to send you to the bus station or bus station, so this point Distance is not a problem anymore. The front desk service is really professional and good. The swimming pool is very clean, there are basically no Chinese, all foreigners. Our house is relatively simple, I don’t know if the expensive ones are different, but the facilities are complete. Bar’s restaurant is more expensive than outside, but the environment is good, we go for a drink every night. It tastes good when cooked. If you don’t want to eat in the store, there are also night market roadside stalls and fruits within a short walk, which is not bad. In short, if you don't want to live in the old city, or stay in Sukhothai for more than 2 days, this is a good choice.

A long-established four-story hotel located on national route 12 (in front of Sukhothai Historical Park) from the city of Sukhothai to the west. It is a historical hotel that the Japanese imperial family, such as the imperial Prince Akihito, and the wife of imperial Prince Akihito, stayed in the past, and it is characterized by a new appearance that drifts out of the group in Sukhothai city. Nearly 30 years have passed since the opening of the museum, and although the deterioration of the building is irrefutable, the design of the colonial-style guest room building surrounding the pool in the courtyard and the design around the lobby reminiscent of the temple, You can get a glimpse of the envy of a long established luxury hotel in the interior of the guest room which reminds me of the traditional Thai house using wood and smoked furniture from northern Thailand. However, it has already been missing in both sides of the software and hardware that is the basis of the hotel management of the employee service, and the fame of the past has declined I have to see it as. (By the way, the reception staff was absent at check-in and out!) This hotel group originated from the old town area of pizza nullok city and was originally Japan as one of the best luxury hotels in pizza nullok city. Although it was a good position for group tour guests, it should be remembered as a bad story that the manager's interest was not in the hotel management and had a reputation in the past.

This was part of a package tour. The property is quite charming and rustic...with a Thai feel throughout. The room itself was a bit quirky but in a good way. There is a river flowing through the middle of the property with lots of trees. This is good and bad since there seems to be a lot of mosquitos. The restaurant had decent breakfast and dinner. The property is close to the historic landmarks. It is possible to walk out of the property for local restaurants.

Airport car to hotel The hotel also has a car to pick up from the airport The hotel also provides car rental services There is a special restaurant opposite the hotel, cheap and delicious The things in the hotel are also cheap, and the breakfast variety is plentiful Front desk service is great

Great place to chill. If you stay a few days, make sure you get a room overlooking the ponds so you can relax on your balcony in beautiful surroundings. Rooms are clean and comfortable, but you do need to get used to the early morning cock crows and radio wake-up call at the back. The lady on the front desk seemed a bit abrupt at first, but turned out to be really friendly and helpful. We rented bikes from here for 90 Baht a day. They need maintenance so check the brakes and seat before you set off. Yes, you can rent bikes near the park entrance for 40 or 50, but you have yo get there first. We also needed them to get to the Phum Por and Sinvana restaurants. The hotel restaurant is ok, but the others offer much better choice and fare. Breakfast is the usual Asian 3-star Hotel offering

The hotel is a few minutes from the airport (there are very few flights and noise is not an issue). It is set in the countryside with rice fields and 'dinosaurs' surrounding you. The staff were very pleasant and helpful and our room was large and very comfortable. It is only a few minutes walk to Sukhothai Heritage Resort where meals are served and the evening meal we had there was very good. An excellent choice for an overnight before a flight although too far away from Sukhothai to consider staying here for longer than that.