The first feeling when staying here is that the building is an old building of the Royal Treasury Department, converted into a dormitory and apartment that is open for daily rent as well. The outside atmosphere looks simple. There is parking in front of the building which is quite convenient. No need to worry about finding a parking space.
Open the door into the room. The bed sheets are taut and clean. The rooms here are simple at a price of 500 baht (cheaper if you choose a room without a refrigerator). There are complete facilities as needed: air conditioner, TV, refrigerator, wardrobe, dressing table wide enough to put things or sit and work a little comfortably.
Even though it's in the heart of the city, the room is very quiet. Suitable for relaxing after walking around visiting temples all day. You can also open the window or door and stand on the balcony (the layout is an apartment). If you compare the price with the quality of the room, it's a pass. Save your budget to eat grilled shrimp. Plus, the location is good. It's not far to go to the old city zone or find food around Chao Phrom Market. In fact, there is a delicious sukiyaki restaurant nearby that you can walk to.
Anyone who comes to Ayutthaya and doesn't mind that it has to be a luxurious 5-star hotel, but wants accommodation that is safe, clean and affordable, Jitvilai Place is another accommodation that I dare to recommend.