Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat - "Wat Yai". This temple is very famous in Thailand. Inside the main chapel, there is a golden Buddha image called Phra Phuttha Chinnarat. You must visit the temple during night time. It is peaceful and windy cool.

- Pretty crowded as this is one of the most famous temples in Thailand - It is very hot here and you have to take your shoes off at some places so better wear socks so your feet won't get burned - A lot of Buddha statues to be worshipped and a lot of small Buddha statues can be bought here - Tourists police station is located here to make sure everybody is protected in case of anything - Washroom available - Entrance fee for foreigner is 40 thb

A majestic and spiritually rich temple dating back to the 14th century, Wat Yai is one of the most revered Buddhist sites in Thailand. The centerpiece is Phra Phuttha Chinnarat, a stunning golden Buddha statue considered one of the most beautiful in the country. The main hall is adorned with intricate gold-and-red patterns, crystal chandeliers, and detailed murals — a breathtaking sight that reflects both artistry and devotion. It’s not just a tourist attraction but a living temple where locals come to pray and pay respect. Whether you're seeking peace, beauty, or a deeper cultural experience, this temple delivers it all. Verdict: A sacred masterpiece of Thai spirituality — timeless, tranquil, and awe-inspiring.

Interesting Buddhist temple. We were there during Thai religious holiday in weekend and took long time to find a parking lot.

Very impressed of this traditional Thai temple, so calm and gorgeous temple. Should go.

Nice temple, so when you near by visit it, for non thai 40 bath entrance fee

A huge Buddhist​ temple​, one of the most beautiful​ and one of the most popular​ Buddha statues​ in Thailand. Free entry and lots of car parking space inside. Definitely​ worth​ the visit. There is free car park and while you are here you can visit another​ old temple​ across​ the road. Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat Woramahawihan (commonly called Wat Yai) is one of the most revered temples in Thailand. It is famous for its architectural beauty, rich history, and spiritual significance. Key Highlights of Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat Woramahawihan 1. Phra Buddha Chinnarat • The temple houses the Phra Buddha Chinnarat, one of the most beautiful and revered Buddha images in Thailand. • Design: The statue is known for its stunning gold flame-like halo and intricate craftsmanship, representing the pinnacle of Sukhothai-era art. • Many Buddhists and tourists visit the temple to pay respects to this iconic image. 2. Historical Significance • Built in 1357 during the reign of King Lithai of the Sukhothai Kingdom. • The temple was a spiritual and administrative center in the Sukhothai era, showcasing the city’s historical importance. 3. Architectural Features • The temple complex is an excellent example of traditional Thai religious architecture. • Main Chedi: A prominent bell-shaped chedi enshrines relics of the Buddha. • Wihan (Assembly Hall): The hall housing the Phra Buddha Chinnarat features elaborate decorations, including golden motifs and teakwood carvings. 4. Cultural and Religious Importance • A major pilgrimage site for Thai Buddhists, especially during festivals like Makha Bucha and Visakha Bucha. • Known for its peaceful atmosphere, the temple is a place of worship, meditation, and reflection.

Wat Nang Phaya: It is believed, based on various sources, that Phra Visutthikathari, the queen consort of King Maha Thammaracha and the mother of King Naresuan, established Wat Nang Phaya during the restoration of Wat Ratchaburana, around 2090–2100 BE. At that time, Phitsanulok was a royal city, and the queen held the position of the governor of Songkhwae, while King Maha Thammaracha held the title of Uparaja (deputy king) of Ayutthaya. If you have some free time, it is recommended to visit and experience something new in Phitsanulok Province.

It's temlple beaide the temple which have the most beautiful buddha.

One of Pitsanulok's historic temples is Wat Nang Phaya. There is nothing wrong with the location, only my emotions. I was quite dismayed to see what they had done with it. The temple has a walkway surrounding it that is similar to the ones found in other temples. There are trash piles along the path rather than Buddha statues. Finding the ideal angle for your shot is really difficult inside the temple. There are numerous setting blocks outside that hide the lovely thing. I feel very down.

Very beautiful temple with plenty of parking lot. I visited this place 4 years ago before come back here. The fortune telling stick (เซียมซี) is quite accurate (for me).

Exponentially less crowded than the neighboring temple with no difference in holiness. We’d love to encourage all the buddhists across the country to come visit here more. Your peace of mind will be redeemed, or even reconstructed.

Another long historical temple, not sure when it was built. One of the famous amulet/small Buddha image “Phra Nang Phaya” originated here. Located just beside Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat, nearby Nan river.

Simply beautiful, every bit as much as Wat Phra Si Rattana. Almost nobody there too, making for a calm contemplative experience.

This Buddha image casting factory is located in downtown Phitsanulok, just across the street and belonging to Sgt. Major Thawee museum. Visiting the factory is included in your museum ticket and do not skip it. You'll see how Buddha images are crafted manually with high skill workers - from small pieces to giant ones, amazing artwork on display. There's a small gift shop, however don't expect night market prices, but much higher which is quite reasonable as you can tell the craftmanship difference

Interesting for anyone who wants to know how the many, many Buddha statues in Thailand are made. And of course you can also buy a Buddha statue here.

I went out of my way to go here and they were really not friendly or welcoming. I even went to their store first thing and bought multiple items before taking photos. No one smiled or even said hello. Pretty disappointing.

I visited this place in 2005 (which is also when the pictures posted were taken) and I was very interested to learn about the methods used in the manufacture of Buddha images.

Definitely worth a visit! Some people disappointed according to reviews, sorry they got no time to chitchat with you, this is their job allright! Just look with your eyes and plenty of text to read or to translate with your phone.

Mildly interesting, worth a brief stop, but no more than that.

Buddhist statue casting factory. Friendly craftmen and staff. The small Buddha images available here are appropriate for souvenirs.

The major night market near the train station in the city center of Phitsanulok offers a wide variety of food, including Thai soups, desserts, and an abundance of fruits. It's an excellent spot to grab a late-night snack and immerse yourself in the local culinary scene. However, it's best to visit on a dry evening as the market lacks cover and isn't ideal during rainy weather.

Not very big scale but have sufficient stalls to satisfy the supper cravings for most people.

Not really big night market but enough variety of food to eat , fruits and vegetables were available too. We bought a grill fish and mango sticky rice, pork stick and potatoes balls for dinner 👍👍👍all delicious 🤤

One of the best night/food markets I've seen in Thailand. Incredible variety of food, great prices, all in one fairly small footprint, so it's easy to explore.

4th July 2023. Finally found this Charoenphon ice-cream, now operating from the night market near to the train station. However, didn't find the taste live up to the expectations from the numerous good reviews.

Phitsanulok Railway Station Night Market is an absolute gem! The market comes alive in the evening with a vibrant atmosphere and an incredible array of street food, local crafts, and souvenirs. The food stalls offer a delightful mix of traditional Thai dishes and unique local specialties, all at very reasonable prices. The vendors are friendly and welcoming, and many speak enough English to help you navigate the options. The market is well-organized, clean, and safe, making it a fantastic spot for both tourists and locals. Don't miss the grilled meats and fresh fruit smoothies—they're to die for! Whether you're a foodie or just looking for a lively evening out, this night market is a must-visit.

Good little market, good food selection

This is a must see. Thb 40 for non Thai but absolutely worth it

It's the most beautiful buddhist statue in Thailand. It's very shiney and gold. The room where the statue is also bery gorgeous. There were so many people were visitng for pray.

Most popular temple in Phitsanulok. Visited here every time I came this city. Inside its splendid hall the gold Buddha was there over centuries. The outside of the temple is pure white decorated with golden paintings. Open 6pm till 6pm and most of time they hold pray time at around 5pm.

Top attraction of this town, full with tourists, hundred choices of bustiness for believer - so it's mostly annoying place to visit. Wall painting is beautiful but bad maintain.

Very nice. Although I dont know what the 3 incense and lotus bud represe t.

The most famous temple in this city. Possibly at least a thousand of people visit this temple daily. This inside of the temple is very beautiful and interesting.

This site holds the second most revered statue in Thai Buddhism, the Phra Budtasishinarat. A 14th century casting of three statues one of which still resides here in Phitsanulok. It's unique for it halo which looks aflame while still following the rules of Sukhothai era statues. The temple itself is a nice example of Northern Thai architecture and the main hall is decorated with stories from the life of Lord Buddha. Around the hall are statue halls, alcoves and a few very nice stupa or chedis as well as a drum and bell tower. Toilets are clean and the souvenirs surprisingly good quality and a fair price. If you are going north you should visit this temple, but remember to respect the local culture and dress modestly.

Very interesting and many old artifacts and farm impliments. The collector was a talented and interesting artist. Spent 2 hours.

Learning center about old ways of living in Thailand. A nostalgic journey down the memory lane for old-timers. All open air, no air conditioning, so it can be a bit too warm and uncomfortable walking around. Not many visitors at all. Street parking only. With the cheap admission and the close proximity to the airport, it’s a stop worth visiting for an hour or so on your way to the airport.

Excellent museum with plentiful artefacts, displays and antiques stretching across Thai history to the prehistoric age. Foreigner 100 baht

Definitely worth the visit to take time to read the excellent detailed exhibit signage in both Thai and skillfully translated English. No shortcuts were taken in the translations. Good for those interested in increasing understanding of a cross section of history, art, and much more through the life's work of an individual and specialized artist and the legacy he humbly created.

Very nice museum showing about the history of Thailand and Phitsanulok. All information are given in English and Thai language. We lived it. Its very nicely presented and looked after. At the end we enjoyed a delicious Thai tea. The staff is very friendly. Visiting time was 2 hours. Entrance 100 Baht.

This private museum is belong to Sergeant Major Tawee to collect the local and old appliances which is a means of livelihood of the villagers in the past from small pieces to large pieces such as wickerwork, earthenware, household appliances and professional equipment such as a hand baler rice milling machine, animal trapping tool. Tens of thousands of pieces is get together as a treasure trove of history and Thai wisdom. This museum win the prizes of Excellent from the Thai tourism industry in the Type of tourism promotion and development agency in 1998. At the same time, Sergeant Major Dr. Tawee Buranaket, the founder, has received many honors. With his sculpture skills, therefore he was regarded as "Excellent cultural person in the field of craftsmanship Casting Technician Branch" of the year 1983. It’s take an hour to walk around this museum with fee 50 baht/person.

I am in love with place!!! I am glad that we made a move to visit to this museum. We took a metered taxi service to get there, from Topland Hotel, it costs us 66baht fares. (You can take Grab too) Beautiful ancient collection, bring back a lot of nostalgia memories (for me). We bought the ticket for 50baht (each) and it worthy! Wonderful place to experience Thai ancient tools & equipment, history, art & crafts and many more. There is a mini mart in the museum, where you can get some cold beverages to refresh yourself! I would love to come back again when I back to Phitsanulok.

Oh my, such beautifully preserved monuments, but those aggressive dogs! I go to see a monument, and the dogs are barking at me. Do something about it already! The monuments are worth 5 stars, but for your dogs, it’s a zero!

The temple is small andsituated outside Muang Phitsanulok wall.

Datable to 16th century this stupa is unique with lean size and tall tower which might have been renovated several times,is worth visiting when you are in Phitsanulok.

very old and quiet temple and chedi that is hard to find

Dogs should be friendlier!

There is a lot of history in this temple. Expected to be built since the Sukhothai period. With the remaining stupa-shaped pagodas as historical evidence.

There is a great stupa here. That's about it.

A serene site within the temple grounds. More modern ruins added to this historical site. What am I pursuing all these while?

In Ayutthaya, they collect fees to upkeep this type of ancient ruins. Here is free entrance. It is a beautiful structure. In a rural area, upkeeping is a problem without financial support. I walked the whole ruins area. No complaints.

What's left is definitely worth a visit.

A historical temple from about 650 years ago with interesting back story. It was burned down by the Burmese during their invasion. Only small parts of the original ruin is left. Almost no visitors at all, the temple area is surrounded by a moat which may hint at it's importance some years ago. The ground area is moderately kept clean.

Nice and quiet here, interesting place, so many fish in lake, but not very well maintained. Many dogs in area.

Usually ruined wat complex, that is worth a visit.

Many new buildings, Yellow fencing meditation garden are the additional places for this temple recently.

Religious area, locals come to pay respect. Combine it with the other temples for an interesting visit.

Serene and peaceful, I feel peaceful in my mind. This temple was builded more than1000 years ago. Close to the river.Don’t miss to pay the respect to the Buddha in the main hall

Calm and tranquil wat, with very few people around. Perfect for a morning walkabout. Main hall and exterior grounds give a strong sense of a long history.

Very close to it's more famous neighboring wat, this on to is fantastic, only without the crowds.

beautiful at night

Also an great temple to visit once you are in Pisanuloke. There are 2great sitting Buddha images of the Sukhothai period. The temple is also well-known for the traditional Thai massage and Thai herbal steam sauna which opens daily from 1500-2000 hrs . Once you have used this steam sauna , don't forget to support the temple by your kind donation to keep this facility in operation for the benefit of the general public. It is a mere 20 Baht!

beautiful temple with old paintings

It's museum. It was free entrance. The museum itself is not so big, but they exhibit the goods related buddhism and are so interested. It's good place to vist.

Brilliant park and monuments. Bike hire for viewing. Outstanding.

Pretty good museum to teach you Phitsanulok story and Naresuan King amazing battles. Coint 30-40mins visit. Free

Beautiful place must go if you are at this province.

Lots of antiuqe but poor organise or explaination.Too much commercials around the whole place.

Phra Si Rattana Mahathat Temple Or commonly known as "Wat Yai", it is located on Phutthabucha Road on the eastern bank of Nan River. Opposite to Phitsanulok City Hall

Worth visit, if you have some spare time left.

The major night market near the train station in the city center of Phitsanulok offers a wide variety of food, including Thai soups, desserts, and an abundance of fruits. It's an excellent spot to grab a late-night snack and immerse yourself in the local culinary scene. However, it's best to visit on a dry evening as the market lacks cover and isn't ideal during rainy weather.

Not very big scale but have sufficient stalls to satisfy the supper cravings for most people.

Not really big night market but enough variety of food to eat , fruits and vegetables were available too. We bought a grill fish and mango sticky rice, pork stick and potatoes balls for dinner 👍👍👍all delicious 🤤

One of the best night/food markets I've seen in Thailand. Incredible variety of food, great prices, all in one fairly small footprint, so it's easy to explore.

4th July 2023. Finally found this Charoenphon ice-cream, now operating from the night market near to the train station. However, didn't find the taste live up to the expectations from the numerous good reviews.

Phitsanulok Railway Station Night Market is an absolute gem! The market comes alive in the evening with a vibrant atmosphere and an incredible array of street food, local crafts, and souvenirs. The food stalls offer a delightful mix of traditional Thai dishes and unique local specialties, all at very reasonable prices. The vendors are friendly and welcoming, and many speak enough English to help you navigate the options. The market is well-organized, clean, and safe, making it a fantastic spot for both tourists and locals. Don't miss the grilled meats and fresh fruit smoothies—they're to die for! Whether you're a foodie or just looking for a lively evening out, this night market is a must-visit.

Good little market, good food selection

The name is deceiving in that it serves more non-vegetarian options than the vegan ones. So beware. The choices are very limited. Th food is served hot and it’s fairly yummy.

Sadly despite the name, there’s no obvious vegan menu. Although you can ask the owner and they can customize a few menu to make it vegan like pumpkin or corn soup for a savory menu. Others you can get vegan are tofu salad, fried onion rings, potato chips or other appetizers. The drinks can be vegan, I really recommend the tropical smoothie, super refreshing in a hot day. The atmosphere in the cafe is a chill vibe with nice thoughtful decorations.

Nice to find some real salads. We tried the citrus salad and the veggies salad. Delicious salad dressings on both. The citrus salad would have been a bit better with something crunchy in it, but overall very happy with both salads.

A hidden gem in Phitsanulok Short walking distance from the train station This is not a pure vegetarian cafe They do have meat and seafood menu Price wise - slight higher if you compare locally You should spend a lazy afternoon here for a meal and soda while enjoying the smoothing music Thankful to be here.

Sooo expensive - 170 Baht for a Veggie Burger - but it also was very very good!! Probably one of the best veggie burgers I've had (unfortunately the picture doesn't look so good) - no burger patty but pumpkin, asparagus, mushrooms, fresh tomato and salad plus deliciously curry spiced burger sauce, the burger came with potato wedges. But I expected more vegetarian food because of the name...the menu had one short page with vegetarian options - the other dishes were with meat. They have soups, salads, main dishes with meat, burgers, desserts and drinks.

Fresh and fabulous food. Friendly staff. Nice environment. Bonus for their compostable takeaway bags and boxes.

Rustic demolition look, food was good and reasonably quick and tasty. English spoken and English menu all food lived up to the picture presented in menu.

For me, the Khanom Jeen Namya from this shop is very delicious. The atmosphere is decorated in a Northern Thai style. I like that they provide free raw and cooked vegetables. Their northern food is also delicious. I had fresh coconut milk ice cream for dessert. There is parking inside or you can park on the roadside. If you come at noon, there will probably be a lot of people.

Nice place for rice noodle and thai northern food. Very good thai northern curry. Northern thai sausage was good. Large parking lots. There was golf cart service available for transfer from parking to restaurant.

This restaurant offers a great variety of food. The kanom jeen with curry was delicious, and the Sai Ua (northern sausage), papaya salad, and grilled chicken were equally delightful. Crab fried rice was so-so. The selection of traditional Thai desserts was a wonderful treat. You can pick and choose from the counter. The waitress was very patient, taking the time to explain each dish to us. The food service was fast, making our dining experience even more enjoyable.

tasty rice noodles with various side dishes and papaya salads . 🍜

Such a very nice Thai restaurant that should come with friends and family. Foods have good taste. Pickle veggies and foods are not too salty which are good for our health. It's crowed at noon but no need to worry about the parking area. WARNING!!!! please be aware of mosquito even at the at the time and especially in the toilet. They came like families too!!!

👍Wonderful taste of Kanom-chin (rice noodle)with many type of curry •Nham Ngieng (Northen style tomato soup ) •Green chicken curry •Crab curry •Nham Prik (sweet n little sour curry ) •Nham Yaa. (Snake head minced with red curry ) 👍Sai-Aua (ไส้อั่ว) 👍Millet with coconut cream

Very nice restaurant. Delicious thai food. Nice music i like Mai Muang Artist and singer

This restaurant is well designed and the decors, especially the paintings, were amusing. The food tastes good and the portions are big enough to be shared by two. The desserts were impressive, they have limited choices but they were awesome. The drinks were average, I could have liked it more if they served them as how they looked on the menu. Speaking of, the food menu doesn't have photos and no descriptions. The crispy bacon pasta was spicy and it wasn't not specified so my friend requested for extra carbonara sauce just to neutralize the taste. It took a while but they were courteous enough to serve it. Over all, this restaurant is a-okay comparing to other restos around here. Just be prepared to spend a little bit more than usual since it's a bit pricey.

Great Latte. Pad krapow very spicy but our fault for not asking mai pet. Menu no longer in English and all day breakfast no longer available. Nice aircon atmosphere and easy to park as behind the Shell station.

Completely impressive dessert shop in Phisanulok. Various fancy menus for sweet lover and also western style maincourse. A bit high price but worth paying. Love!

If you are looking for something to eat with a Western flare, this is the place to go. Their burger tastes like really burger, no sweet sauce! Carbonara is authentic. Try also their home made cut fries, house blend coffee, and selection of cakes. Additional review: smoked pork barbecue is a new must-try! Ask for their new specials which is in a separate menu.

Direct by name "Made For Mouth" , every thing made for mouth . Atmosphere : 9 point F&B Test : 10 point Price : resonable You must try !!!

I really like this place. They serve really nice coffee not too bitter not too acidic. Also they have very nice pastries and the atmosphere is pretty cool.

Very nice food and drink. Definitely come back. Great service.

The quantity was amazing, like you get half the chicken in 1 serving and only pay for 2 bucks

Recommend 👍🏻👍🏻Big chicken noodle in phitsanulok and tasty. Good service min , very cheap and so authentic. If i’m back to thailand i will come again. Absolutely!!!🥰🥰

Outstanding chicken noodle soup! The (huge chicken leg) just falls off the bone. The soup is well balanced and their toasted chilli and chilli sauce are tasty additions. At only 40baht a bowl it’s incredibly good value for money. A must stop for lunch if passing through Phitsanulok.

The noodles are really good, with a big piece of chicken. Staff are friendly and polite. Price is not expensive. 5 stars for sure!

Wow.. good taste of chicken meat and pork ribs. Huge portion and nice soup base. lord Chong - green dessert is not as good as other place.

Real good chicken noodles. Recommend the dark meat. The price is so reasonable, might even call it cheap. The soup is different than usual chicken noodle fare, a little thicker. Also a great assortment of side dishes. The service is efficient, fast, and courteous. Bit difficult to find parking though.

Food is taste, cheap. Boss are very friendly. 100marks i give 99👍❤️

Poor facility, no parking lots and the street in front of the place is always occupied with motorbikes, so people who come to eat must always keep driving around for few rounds until they find a space to park. This disadvantage has overshadowed its magnificent taste of the burger totally.

Nice place about 10 minutes walk from the train station. They have free WiFi. Service was swift and friendly. The place was full of locals. , Inside has Aircon but there some seats outside too. An iced latte cost. 60 baht.

My wife and I enjoyed a delicious slice of coconut cake, iced matcha espresso and iced chocolate. Everything was very tasty but the chocolate was probably the biggest hit. You could really taste the cocoa.

Nice and hip place to hang at Phitsanulok. I cant drink coffee so the barista worked some magic with Butterfly pea latte and chocolate tiramisu cheesecake. Impress!

Best place to get coffee in Phitsanulok. Variety choice of coffee beans, tasty cheesecakes, and special drinks available. Food is served here but not recommended.

I would recommend for a coffee lover to try their awesome coffee, especially the nitro cold brew one. Although it is a bit cozy, its taste is reasonable for its price.

A must go cafe in Phitsanulok. We ordered 4 drinks and 3 pieces of cake and it’s all delicious. It’s all homemade cake and bakery. Prices are reasonable. The decoration is simple but cool. And the location is nice, it’s next to the main road. The owner is a couple, male owner making coffee, and female owner making bakery. They are friendly, and the atmosphere is nice. You can visit here and another cafe in Phitsanulok if you are going to the northern part. It’s worth to try.

Delicious cake for grand daughters birthday 🎂 Thailand 🇹🇭 Trip 2019 November

It is a decent bakery to visit when you are in Phitsanulok. A few unusual combinations and tastes for a westerner but some are very tasty. Most of the dough seems a bit samey for me. Definitely could never beat a European bakery but you should not expect it being somewhere, not so touristy Thailand.

One of the best bakery in Pisanulok

Good bakery, very inexpensive. Liked the fruit pastries. Cakes and bread are okay, not great in my opinion. Can't beat the prices.

The shop in the middle of the city has a wide variety of bread to choose. The bakery is good quality and cheap.

Many kinds of bread to choose. Most of them taste good. A little bit pricey.

Clean food good taste #sweet music Clean place Delicious _fresh all kinds of bread 🍞 muffin

Just lovely, lovely, lovely and lovely. The staff, music, setting and FOOD, all is very nice. Very reasonable priced. The food pictured plus 2 large beers, one coke, and two small rice = 955B

Everything was great. Easy parking spot, wide stairs down to the raft, the view of the river is great, good food. The steps may be difficult for some. Highly recommended.

Thai restaurant, great service, food is also fine. Recommended by local people. But i found the sitting area is too dark and slope down. The price is reasonable.

3 stars for the amount of seating with a good view. Nice live music, good Thai food and friendly staff

Good taste, but due to some interrupt in the kitchen (I think.) it's make my fried rice so slow. Everything is ready just wait for the rice, for average, I think it's good but I want to comment something about fried rice, If you want to ordered it, prepared for a long time of waiting, and the taste of my fried rice is not good as other stuff on my table. Oh something, service here is good, BUT so slowwww.. If you wanna have a lunch or dinner, you have to have a lot of time. Just that.

Really nice restaurant on the river. Staff were friendly and service was prompt and efficient. Food was excellent.

Nice food at good price. Great location. It floats on the river. Mostly seafood.

Simple and clean. No fuzz. Crisp sheets. Minimum amenities. Complimentary bottled water. Towels which smelled it had been thoroughly washed and properly dried. Enough to give me a peaceful night sleep. Located right on the main street, you trade safety and convenience with noise from traffic. I was happy staying there for a night.

Front office so look like happy when them see a customers. I love ❤️

Why all Hop Inn Hotels are always in a very noisy spot? Directly at the main road. The rooms were ok for a budget 2 Star Hotel but I had to show as a residence my passport. Usually the Thai driving license is enough because of the passport number is also on it. I was lucky I had my passport with me. Otherwise they would not let me check in and charge the full price. This is a discrimination against foreign residence and it never happen before as a residence in any country or hotel. Hop Inn never again.

- very nice and helpful staff - good and clean rooms - good and comfortable Air-conditioning - compared with the price you pay a very good deal

Clean new rooms! Polite front desk staff. Ideal location. Already booked our next stay!

Comfortable, nice, clean and good services.

Noisy. Bad strange hotel rules never saw before. Staff don't know laws

(Translated by Google) Doi Chang coffee, fragrant and smooth. (Original) กาแฟดอยช้าง หอมม ละมุน

(Translated by Google) I like the taste. Normal price for premium products (Original) ชอบรสชาติครับ ราคาตามปรกติของพรีเมี่ยม

(Translated by Google) Not worth the price (Original) ไม่สมราคา

(Translated by Google) Good, mellow coffee (Original) กาแฟดี กลมกล่อม

(Translated by Google) intense (Original) เข้มข้น

(Translated by Google) delicious (Original) อร่อย

A small domestic airport at Phitsanulok. There is only 1 air bridge, for the plane not using the bridge, the passengers have to walk under the weather, no matter it’s sunny or rainy. But the luggage is delivered is fast as you can see them drive to the belt from the window of the baggage area. The terminal itself is also not big, with a few shops available only.

Phitsanulok Airport is a small but well-managed airport that makes traveling smooth and stress-free. The toilets are clean and well-maintained, and the staff provides friendly and helpful service from check-in to boarding. The airport is not crowded, so the atmosphere feels calm and comfortable, making it easy to navigate. Traveling through here is very convenient, especially for domestic flights. The only thing to note is that there are limited options for breakfast or coffee in the early morning, so it’s a good idea to grab something to eat before arriving if you have an early flight. Overall, it’s a pleasant and efficient airport for a short trip.

Good little airport. Everything is going smoothly. Security check is fast. There is a cafe and some smaller shops. Easy to navigate because its very small

It's airport. Supprisingly I could call Grab bike at arrival exit. I have never seen morto cycle can get into the airport pick up, but I could do it here. It's nice airport.

Flights into and out of Bangkok operate from this airport. There are lots of taxi services here. You’ll find a cheap rental car service operating in the carpark. They don’t have an office or a booth, you’ll find a representative standing in the far left of the carpark (if you’re looking at the carpark once you exit the airport). The rental car service is near where you’ll Find several cars that have their windscreen wipers pointing into the air. This airport is no aged about 8 minutes from the CBD. There are some small stores located the airport.

One of the smaller airports in the kingdom. Easy parking and pick up. Avis, Budget rentals outside. Exit the front door or side door and turn left. The only food and drinks available are at Black Canyon. There is one in the concourse and one at the gates. I've flown here a few times and it is always stress free.

Small airport but the facility is well maintained. Toilet is clean. I used nok air, staff was very helpful and attentive.

This airport is served by Bangkok Airways and is close to traveling to the Sukhothai region. As a small regional airport, it is not large, but has attractive Thai-style architecture and decoration. Light snacks and drinks are provided free of charge in the lounge.

WOW......A totally stunning airport from the moment you land, its not like any airport you normally visit, it's visually stunning and let's you know what you're in for with the rest of the region. One of my favourite areas in Thailand.

A very small but quite beautiful airport quite far from Sukhothai city itself (due to the regulations). There are roughly 2 flights flying in and out between bangkok and sukhothai as of writing this review. However there is a flight training school call Bangkok Air Training Center (BATC) that operates here at Bangkok Airways owned airport. Wonderful place and definitely will be back here soon eventually.

I read that getting a taxi on Grab app to go to the airport is difficult. I managed to get someone after several denied my request and he said the amount on Grab is too little and ask 600 bht There are no taxis waiting outside the airport either so you might want to prearrange a pick up. The airport opens 1 hr before the flight but there are plenty of places to sit with shade and explore. They really invested in the grounds around the small airport so that passengers have something to do while they wait. There's a cafe, a kids playground, temple, random zoo with 2 giraffes and zebras spread out over a large area. Inside the small terminal building.. there is a charging station to plug in your phone, complimentary snacks and beverages, washrooms, comfortable seating and many large turbo fans

There is certainly a lot of promise in the location and Sukhothai is a lovely place with beautiful temples, and obviously a lot of time and money has been invested in Sukhothai Airport by Bangkok Airways (the owners), though it needs some serious marketing to draw more tourists to really flourish, and as much as I hate to say it, more transparent, honest people there. The staff need to actually want to be there, be more friendly, and help tourists if it is to ever become a truly popular destination similar to somewhere like Angkor Wat and other similar world-class historical monuments that people travel great distances to visit! Sukhothai has the monuments and the history, just not quite the infrastructure that is needed in key areas, like taxis. The biggest gripe we had is that firstly Grab say they service the area, though don't expect anyone to show up when you try to book a ride from them when you reach the airport. Oh, you can book the ride, though don't expect anyone to take the job and show up, and there are also no taxi ranks at the airport with waiting taxis where you can just get a taxi. We attempted to book on Grab twice on arrival, then gave up after 30 minutes as there were no drivers. After asking someone about taxis when we realised we were likely to get stranded at airport due to non-existent service infrastructure, I spoke with a few people and get told there's a taxi available, though the comment that really annoyed me after asking how much it was, was "it's 1,000 baht, or you can just wait until tomorrow". This person also, we found out later, turned out to be the "taxi" driver, who was also the cafe attendant (and who knows what other hats). After gritting my teeth, considering Grab's non-existent service was quoting 350 baht, and after paying them, we were told to wait in the car park. Imagine our surprise when the same person we had just paid the money to at the cafe shows up with their own personal car to also provide our "taxi" like some supposed saviour, which also seems to have coincided with her closing the shop for the night and going home into town. It was hardly the welcome my wife and I were expecting when we arrived in "beautiful Sukhothai" and I sat there during the car the entire trip to Sukhothai town gritting my teeth and barely containing my anger. On the upside, not all of the staff were like that, and all of the rest of the people we met in Sukhothai were lovely. On our return journey to Bangkok, we did eventually meet a nice, honest driver in Sukhothai and he only charged us 600 baht from our hotel to the airport, so be careful as the airport staff, due to limited tourist numbers, seem to be quite happy to extort tourists due to lack of available services or options (and frankly, no wonder if you're going to treat tourists like idiots). So much for "Asia's Boutique Airline" and to be frank, if Bangkok Airways ever wants to really see their niche airports succeed they need to get rid of leeches like that taxi driver. You don't pretend to be able to book a taxi for someone, take a booking, then go out the back and switch hats to suddenly become the taxi driver. A bit of honesty, candour and transparency would have made our experience at Sukhothai Airport far more pleasant and it's a real shame as I can see how much work has been put into the design of the airport to have it essentially be like a ghost town with maybe 100 passengers maximum arriving per day. Seeing the store owners sitting there all day to sell a few hundred baht in sales is sad, and it could be so much more. To be frank, I'd rather see a few taxis waiting at the airport with reasonably priced fares than zebras and giraffes and security dressed as game wardens... I came to Thailand to see Thai culture and the historical monuments, so why not have the airport security dressed in traditional Thai historical clothing with headbands, ponytails and fake swords or something, and have them doing photos together with tourists? Personally if I wanted the "big game" experience I'd go to Africa.

The airport is stunning, but unfortunately the staff doesn’t know what online check-in is. I had boarding passes for all the tickets on my phone, but the staff didn’t accept it. They ended up wasting lots of time taking all the passports of my group and giving us paper boarding passes. Unpleasant experience after an amazing trip in Sukhothai! Hope the airport staff can do better next time🙏

It is a beautiful and charming airport to land. Ground crew is very helpful. The airport is a short ride away from the city with a lot to see. I would visit multiple times a year if the landing fees are not so high. The zoo and temple next to the airport are the bonus. Looking forward to return to the airport again.