Ayuthaya: Ayutthaya Place Youth Hostel (Hostel)

Facilities

• Kitchen/Kitchenette
• Communal area - Indoor
• Air conditioning
• Wi-fi available
• Free parking

• Linen included
• Internet available
• In-House bar
• Breakfast
• Bicycle Hire

• Bike Parking
• Luggage Storage
• Telephone/Fax Facilities
• Travel Desk/Travel Info

How to get there

• Getting To Hi-Ayutthaya or Ayutthaya Place ( Youth Hostel ) From Ayutthaya Bus Terminal or Railway Station: You can take local car so-called ' Songtaew ' ( Robmuang ; 9 Baht / Person) or local taxi ( Tuk-Tuk ; 40 ? 60 Baht / Car ) to the hostel (on Rojana Road or just simply tell the local taxi that " in front of Tee Wa Khan Um-Per " ) ( For THAI language is ตรงข้ามที่ว่าการอำเภอพระนครศรีอยุธยา )
• From Bangkok to Ayutthaya By BUS : Ordinary buses from Bangkok to Ayutthaya ( Morh - Chit station ) every 20 minutes from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m.(A/C) cost about 50 ? 60 Baht / Person . When the bus pass the bridge (Naresuan Bridge) and you get off at the first bus stop. And then walk straight on from the bus stop 300 m. My hostel is on left-hand side .
• From Kanchanaburi, take a local bus from the main bus station to Suphanburi cost 45 Baht / Person (2 hours), then another local bus to Ayutthaya cost 40 Baht / Person (2 ? 3 hours). A taxi from Kanchanaburi costs 2,000 - 2,500 baht (2 hours).
• By RAILWAY : Trains to Ayutthaya leave Hualampong station (Bangkok Central Railway Station) every hour . Ayutthaya train station located far from the hostel 5 minutes. Then take local car so-called ' Songtaew ' ( Robmuang ; 9 Baht / Person) or local taxi ( Tuk-Tuk ; 40 ? 60 Baht / Car ) to the hostel
• Or walk from Ayutthaya train station , across the river (Naresuan Bridge) then walk straight 300 m. The Hostel on left-hand side .
• By MINIBUS : Convenient minibus service operates from the Victory Monument square in Bangkok. ( Take BTS Skytrain or bus to the Victory Monument station ) and go right on the elevated walkway - keep on it until you cross a large road, then descend - the buses are parked at the side of the main traffic circle). The cost is usually ~60 baht, takes around 1 hour.
• By BOAT : Cruise boats run up the river from Bangkok, often stopping at Ko Kret and Bang Pa-In along the way. You'll need to book in advance as there are no scheduled services, just trips for tourists. It's a fairly lengthy trip (at least one whole day) and some of the larger boats offer (pricy) overnight tours. When boat stop at the pier you can catch the car about 45 minute but difficult way to my hostel
• *The above transportation fees can be changed upon the announcement of related authorities.*