Ayutthaya Grand Hotel	Ayothaya Riverside Hotel
Krungsri River Hotel	River View Place Hotel
U-Thong Inn Hotel	Woraburi Ayothaya Hotel

Amphoe Muang Ayutthaya
B.J. Guest House	16/7 Naresyuan Rd. Rates 100 Baht, 8 rooms
Cartah Hotel	36/5-6 U-Thong Rd. Rates 150-250 Baht, 26 rooms
Krungsri River Hotel	27/2 Rodjana Rd., Tel. (66) 3524 4333, Fax. (66) 3524 3777, Rates 1400-9000 Baht, 202 rooms
Myhouse Guest House	59/8-9 Rodjana Rd. Rates 350-400 Baht, 13 rooms
Rimnam Guest House	90 Wat Pa Co Rd. Rates 60-100 Baht, 7 rooms
River View Place	35/3 Horatanachai, U-thong Rd., Tel: (66-2) 6776240-5, Fax: (66-2) 6776246-7
RodJana Hotel	64/6 Mu 1 Tambol Tanu Rates 420-1,000 Baht, 39 rooms
Ruin Derm	28 Asia Rd. Rates 560 Baht, 13 rooms
Sri Samai Hotel	12 Thetsaban 2 Rd. Rates 200-600 Baht, 87 rooms
Suan Luang Building	Rodjana Rd. Rates 500-600 Baht, 25 rooms
Thai Ti Bangalow	13/1 Naresyuan Rd., Muang Rates 120-300 Baht, 20 rooms
U-Thong Inn Hotel	210 Mu 5 Rodjana Rd., Tel. (66) 3524 2236-9, Fax. (66) 3524 2235, Rates 750-1,500 Baht, 96 rooms
U-Thong Hotel	86 U-Thong Rd., Muang Rates 150-300 Baht, 65 rooms
Waing Fa Hotel	1/8 Rodjana Rd. Rates 400 Baht, 20 rooms

Amphoe Uthai
Ayutthaya Grand Hotel	77/5 Rodjana Rd., Tel. (66) 3533 5483-91, Fax. (66) 3533 5492, Rates 800-1,500 Baht, 122 rooms

Situated at upper area of Bangkok Metropolis where was the city of rivers and precious ancient places, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya was the large plains land passed by many rivers like Chao Phraya River, Pasak River, Lopburi River and Noi River. Its dominant symbol of ever being the capital of Siam can be seen from its prosperity of arts and cultures especially in the area of Island Capital where was the locations of the ancient places, Wat Phra Si Sanphet and Bang Pa-in Summer Palace. Ayutthaya, a former capital of Thailand from 1350 to 1767, is and interesting historic spot visited by large numbers of tourists on a one-day trip from Bangkok. Unlike other tourist centres, Ayutthaya's main attraction is not its beautiful scenery, but its calm atmosphere with the remains resulting from the destruction by the invading Burmese army in 1767. The ruins offer the visitors a glimpse of old Ayutthaya, with once was a prosperous and majestic capital with over 400 magnificent Buddhist monasteries. The ruins can be seen in the area called the Old Capital in the centre of the city. Other interesting places are Wat Mongkhon Bophit where Thailand's biggest bronze Buddha image is enshrined, Wat Phananchoeng which is a place of worship most frequently visited by local people, and Chao Sam Phraya Museum which keeps invaluable artistic treasures discovered from the ruins.