Hotels near Phitsanulok Airport - PHS, Phitsanulok

It's a pretty laid-back city with most attractions within reasonable walking distance from Petit Paramata. Walking along the river is great and a stop for an open-air foot massage highly recommended,

Phitsnaulok a small city in north central Thailand which once was the capital for a short period. The hotel I stay in was with in walking distance ie 20 minutes of the main historical sites. To go to the main night market is a very short tax ride and the same for a very famous folk museum.

Phitsanulok is really off the beaten tourist track and therefore unsuitable for those for the first time in Thailand. There are two main, good attractions, being Chan Royal Palace ruins and Sgt. Maj. Thawee's folk Museum. Good for one day in total. Phitsanulok therefore is a perfect example why forced spreading of (mass) tourism will not ever work, it lacks too much of what the general tourist would appeal (enough attractions, lively entertainment, quality accommodation and good (public) transport).

Good transport links plane, train and coach. Not really a tourist oriented city but good cafes and excellent shopping. Was perfect as a base for exploring the region. Hire cars available from the airport and cheap taxis using Bolt App.

There really isn't much there to see as a tourist. The city is not pretty or anything special. We were at Sukhothai and decided to travel here to extend our mini vacation. I would not recommend it for a visit. The only highlight for me was the SGT MAJ Folk Museum. This is a must see, if you are ever in the city.

Not a tourist town. Temples and local history are very interesting. Folk art museum was the highlight for us. Unfortunately we didn’t get to nearby Sukhothai historical park which was highly recommended by our host.