Sala Ayutthaya is a simple, stylish and contemporary hotel that is located in the heart of historic Ayutthaya, on the banks of the mighty Chao Phraya River.
Highlights
Despite being simple, it's one of the best hotels in the area and provides a comfortable place to rest after a day exploring
The restaurant has a deck that looks out over Chao Phraya River and the ornate temples
A clean and comfortable option in Ayutthaya with lovely contemporary rooms
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Sala Ayutthaya is located in the heart of the city on the Chao Phraya River.
11-hour international flight Bangkok International Suvarnabhumi Airport. Sala Ayutthaya is a further 3-hour drive from the airport. Please note this can be more at different times of day due to traffic.
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Hellfire Pass
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Heritage of Ancient Ayutthaya in Style
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Thailand-Burma Railway Museum, War Cemeteries & Pak Preak Community
A moving and fascinating tour, exploring the history of Kanchanaburi province. The Thailand-Burma Railway Museum and War Cemeteries are a poignant reminder of the thousands of POWs and forced labourers who lost their lives here in the Second World War.
Train Ride through the Kwai Noi Gorge
Take a short train ride along the infamous Thailand-Burma Railway, also known as the 'Death Railway' due to the thousands of POWs and labourers that died during its construction. The countryside's picturesque scenery contrasts with poignant history.
Erawan Waterfall & Phra That Cave
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