Sukhothai Hotel – The Royal Thai Court Sukhothai

Sukhothai, formerly known as Ayutthaya, is located along the bay of Sukhothai Bay, just east of Bangkok. Today, tourists can visit the splendid ruins of this once glorious town in Sukhothai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site restore it thanks to a long-term initiative of Thailand’s King Rama II. The restored town provides a stunning array of historical attractions, from historical monuments to sprawling gardens. Sukhothai has been a favorite area for backpackers for many years, so if you’re looking for the ideal place to spend your vacation with a laid-back atmosphere that’s not too expensive, Sukhothai is a great place to be.

Besides Sukhothai, there are many other historical areas to explore in Thailand. If you’re looking for an ideal beach resort, Koh Samui is highly recommended. Koh Samui’s beaches are world-renowned, with over 80% of its beach-frontage made up of white sandy beaches and only a few hundred meters of beach on each side. A Samui hotel offers all the comforts and luxury you would expect from a tropical paradise: widescreen television, wireless Internet connections, air conditioner hooked up to the island’s electricity supply, telephone lines, private pools, etc.

For those wanting to experience real Thailand, you should try out the “REAL Thailand” or the southern region. If you are visiting Bangkok or any of its neighboring regions, you will not find much of the country’s historic heritage in these areas, because most of these places were never part of Thailand. But if you are traveling to the far southern areas of Thailand (such as Ko Pha Ngan, Nakhon Ratchasima, and Patong Bay) and want to experience authentic Thai culture, you might try a Samui hotel that offers a Sukhothai.