The location on the Riverside is a tropical dream for Europeans. Lots of wild birds singing, some really interesting fish to watch off the extended stilt resto bar (for those that bother to look!), river activity like the huge "trains" of barges in Thailand. Straight out of Joseph Conrad. The guesthouse itself is quirky, very spacious and looks Victorian Colonial. The young guy who handles foreigners, because his English is perfect, is intelligent, and aware of the problems in Ayutthaya post covid. He's very helpful and suggested a restaurant nearby that turned out to be excellent (and I've been visiting Thailand for 35 years). Large beers @ 70 baht!!!!!!!!! Mee, the puppy! The wild looking cat!! One minute from the railway station!!!

A couple of unfriendly guests who didn't have the good manners to respond when someone says "hello". Sad, self absorbed, unaware tourists.

I stayed here for 4 nights, looking to take a rest before moving to the north of Thailand. The accommodation is a few minutes from the station and a 7 Eleven. It is located by the river, close to the small dock where it is possible to take a river boat and reach the other side with the bicycle, to visit the temples and the historical park. The rooms are big, in a very nice, old wooden building. There is no air conditioning, just a fun. Toilet and showers are shared. The accommodation has a beautiful common area both upstairs and downstairs, facing the river. The accommodation doesn't offer food, just coffee and fresh fruit provided for free at breakfast. The WIFI connection was good.

This place is a beautiful old teak wooden house. It's just a 2-minute walk from Ayutthaya Train Station and also a 2-minute walk from a cheap and convenient boat ferry (only 10 baht) that takes you straight to the city center. You’ll find bike and motorbike rentals nearby, plus a 7-Eleven and a few bars. If you’re driving, there’s a parking lot right next to the hotel. Great spot for anyone looking for something authentic and super convenient. Great value for money.

There aren’t many good restaurant options nearby, and the hotel doesn’t serve breakfast. Surroundings can be a bit noisy.

Very good location- right next to Ayutthaya train station and a 1 minute walk to the pier for a short boat ride to the side of town where the great temples are! Super friendly and caring staff- we arrived early morning before check-in and they insured we could rest upstairs whilst we waited for the room to be ready. We were also able to leave our bags there all day after checkout to explore the city further, very kind and full of smiles! Also a super cute dog :) thank you so much. Highly recommend

Nothing- was great

A beautiful and rustic house, and the rooms match the style. The quiet location right by the river is idyllic. The pier to cross to the other side of the river is located right next door. After asking for a mosquito net, we were able to switch to a room where it was possible to hang one. The shared toilets were always clean and well-maintained.

The permanently tied-up dog whined and barked loudly at night. The staff could definitely improve their English skills.

The house is right on the river.The verandah over looking the river is a great place to sit and watch boats go by.We picked downstairs as we struggle with stairs and wanted our own bathroom.Up stairs is in its original state and gorgeous.The room was spotlessly clean.The bed was very comfortable.5 minute walk from the train station And the Station Pier is a minute walk.We caught the boat from here to go over to look at the market and sight see.The staff are very friendly.The owner is on site.Lovely woman and very helpful

Gorgeous house with lots of decorations and details ! One terrace on the first floor, straight above the river, and one terrace on the second floor flooded with the evening sun. Rooms are beautiful but the dividing walls are paper thin and you can hear your neighbours as if they were in front of you. Beautiful looking place but not great for privacy. Great location, really close from the train station and from Ayutthaya old town, ruins and temples. Not the most quiet place.

This guesthouse is ideally located right in front of the train station and beside the river. The breakfast offers a good variety at a very reasonable price, and you can enjoy it on a terrace with a fantastic view of the river. Boat trips are conveniently just a short walk away. The interior has a cozy vibe with its wooden finishes, making some rooms with wooden walls stand out. The staff are really friendly and helpful with booking visits to the Ayutthaya ruins and planning other trips. Also, there are some nice restaurants within walking distance.

The internet was a bit slow.

We had a lovely stay. The host was great, he gave us an overview of the area as well as booking us a boat tour and our transfer to Kanchanaburi for the next morning. We arrived at 5am from the train and were able to drop our bags off and use the toilets/ shower etc as check in wasn't til 12. There was hot water in the shower. Some drinking water was provided but more bottles and breakfast were also available to buy cheaply. The guesthouse was a 1 minute walk away from the station and didn't feel unsafe arriving.

The building is gorgeous it is 100 years old and has a really nice to feel to it, however just to note that due to this the walls are very thin. Fortunately everyone staying was very respectful and there are signs saying to keep noise down after 10pm so this wasn't an issue but something to bear in mind if you are a very light sleeper.

Absolutely incredible building, true to the other reviews it's full of antiques, beautiful timber and knick knacks. There are lovely lounging areas, a gorgeous garden and riverside dining room. Stones throw from train station. If you turn right leaving the alley the first eatery on the left is amazing, one Thai woman cook and best fits I've had in Thailand. Fresh and delicious every time, almost missed my train sneaking in one more curry. 3 fans in room but it was nice and cool anyway, shared bathroom can mean a queue but there is a loo downstairs too.

If you have mobility issues you'll need a downstairs room because the staircase is the steepest in all the land. I asked for a temple map and they weren't able to give any local info, other reviews mentioned food but I couldn't find a menu and want offered breakfast or any other options, amazing eateries and a handy 7/11 nearby though! Average bathroom situation but if you get up early you'll be OK.