Tony's Place

Ayuthaya


Tony's remains a prime destination for flashpackers and families thanks to its large outdoor restaurant area (ideal for mingling), mini-pool and spacious, characterful rooms. Lodgings on the upper floor are the most attractive. The cheapest rooms are in an annexe and are quite basic.

Proximity to local bars makes Tony's a superb choice for night owls.


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5. Wat Mahathat

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