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[QUOTE=Redfield10]Which Dynasty in Pattaya are you talking about that has the construction...the hotel downtown or the resort that's not downtown. I guess you are talking about the resort...
Last time I did get a free lunch as the van from the Dynasty in Bkk to the Dynasty downtown in Pattaya was free and the room booked online was cheap...[/QUOTE]
I guess it says in the title in BOLD: Dynasty Resort.
Cool.
I don't want to stay in that one anyway.
[QUOTE=Frankfurter]I guess it says in the title in BOLD: Dynasty Resort.[/QUOTE]
This is from about 12 months ago - probably cheaper now:
DEar sir
daili rate is 1200 baht
Weekly rate is 800 baht
Monthly rate is 700 baht
All this price include breakfast already.
Best Regard
maymay
[QUOTE=Fun And Sun]I haven't tried going the other way, but the Dynasty Inn Pattaya has posters advertising the free shuttle to BKK if you stay at their BKK hotel for two nights, so I think so. (They have the same posters in BKK, advertising the free shuttle to Pattaya.)[/QUOTE]
I'm starting in Patts to and ending in Bkk and was wondering if the free transport was offered for the other way as well. Also, does staying at the Dawin in Bkk count as its under the banner of the Dynasty group.
Thanks Rambis Youth
Got a price from them yesterday, same as if was last year - 1200 baht a day, but 800 if you stay for more than 7 days.
Includes breakfast.
Anybody know whether the noise levels are still so high from the building going on around?
Maybe this is why the price is so low as compared to their site prices of 2000 baht.
I am going to visit Pattaya in November. Having seen very good feedbacks about Nova Platinum, I'd like to give it a try.
My only worry is that it can be noisy. I have no idea about that sorroundings. I've been in Pattaya Bay Resot last year and it was OK. This time I would like to change a bit.
[QUOTE=Thai Rob]I am going to visit Pattaya in November. Having seen very good feedbacks about Nova Platinum, I'd like to give it a try.
My only worry is that it can be noisy. I have no idea about that sorroundings. I've been in Pattaya Bay Resot last year and it was OK. This time I would like to change a bit.[/QUOTE]Not noisy at all - it's a quiet oasis 10 minutes walk from Walking Street. I loved staying there last time, but I've just done a bit of research online, and decided I'll stay at another popular Pattaya hotel for a few nights next week, for variety (just like my women). Will report on it after I leave.
[QUOTE=Piper1]Not noisy at all - it's a quiet oasis 10 minutes walk from Walking Street. I loved staying there last time, but I've just done a bit of research online, and decided I'll stay at another popular Pattaya hotel for a few nights next week, for variety (just like my women). Will report on it after I leave.[/QUOTE]Thanks Piper1,
Sorry, I am bit curious: in which hotel are you staying? Maybe you have better ideas than me.
I am looking for something around 2000 Baht price with good size rooms in Central / Southern Pattaya, and needless to say, girlfriendly!
[QUOTE=Piper1]Not noisy at all - it's a quiet oasis 10 minutes walk from Walking Street. I loved staying there last time, but I've just done a bit of research online, and decided I'll stay at another popular Pattaya hotel for a few nights next week, for variety (just like my women). Will report on it after I leave.[/QUOTE]
I'm staying at the Nova Platinum now for 3 weeks. It's my 3rd time here in less than a year. And although I love it, they just started construction on their 3rd building. The building is going behind the swimming pool, and they've erected a tower crane right next to the pool. It's a little scary to have tons of building materials fly over your head while you're sunbathing. And obviously, there's the associated noise and dirt. I paid extra for the pool view room, as the street side rooms are quite noisy, and I've got a great view of the construction site.
I think I'll be staying at another hotel until the new wing is complete.
[QUOTE=Sorokonozka]Thanks Rambis Youth
Got a price from them yesterday, same as if was last year - 1200 baht a day, but 800 if you stay for more than 7 days.
Includes breakfast.
Anybody know whether the noise levels are still so high from the building going on around?
Maybe this is why the price is so low as compared to their site prices of 2000 baht.[/QUOTE]
I just dropped by there 10 minutes ago. Noise levels are VERY high at the moment due to work next door on a new Nova apartment complex (between Balitaya & the Mercure). They seem to be drilling pylons in for foundations and it was loud everywhere.
For LBM the location is just off the same soi as the Mercure and PBR but on the Pattaya Tai side. It's a 2 minute walk down a dirt / sand road to Soi Buakhao. Contratry to previous reports (I think) there is definitely a swimming pool there but it is small-ish with not a lot of sun.
Managed to find the back way into my current hotel, the Dusit D2 which is only a minute or so away. Paying the attractive rate of 2000 baht nett per night for a weekly rate. In my opinion this is unbeatable value if you can afford it and they give the same deal.
[QUOTE=Rambis Youth]I just dropped by there 10 minutes ago. Noise levels are VERY high at the moment due to work next door on a new Nova apartment complex (between Balitaya & the Mercure). They seem to be drilling pylons in for foundations and it was loud everywhere.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the update.
Price was right, but as usual if it's too cheap there has to be a catch.
I will stick with the Sabai Lodge for now. Been going there for years - quiet, totally hassle free and conveniently close to Big C.
[QUOTE=Sainter21]I'm starting in Patts to and ending in Bkk and was wondering if the free transport was offered for the other way as well. Also, does staying at the Dawin in Bkk count as its under the banner of the Dynasty group.[/QUOTE]
I don't know. You can probably e-mail them and ask, if it's not offered you can probably talk them into it by saying that you will change your reservation otherwise. The times I have e-mailed their front desk they have usually responded in a few hours time and in comprehensible English.
Getting from Patts to BKK seems pretty easy though, there are loads of taxi stands around Patts where they advertise taxi services to BKK. Think it is 1,000 Baht from memory.
[QUOTE=Sorokonozka] I will stick with the Sabai Lodge for now. Been going there for years - quiet, totally hassle free and conveniently close to Big C.[/QUOTE]Is Sabai Lodge GF (or is this a dumb question)? And is it reasonably close to the action? I'm visiting Pattaya mid September and need suitable accomodation.
i stayed at the nova platinum for a week. they allow a late checkout of 4pm. hotel is nice, staff is ok, but the maid (although nice) is slow and noisy so every morning i woke up at 8-8:30am because she's making noise from the glass bottles of water or opening and shutting doors. also she's working throughout the day because people are checking out at random times.
2 days my room wasn't cleaned so i had to request it to be cleaned. 1 time they said ok but never cleaned the room.
internet sucks. there's a good download speed but the upload speed wasn't good enough for voip calls. sometimes sending pictures through e-mail to friends took forever. (internet at the beer garden is faster.)
for 1300 a night i think you can find a better place.
[QUOTE=Louie0520]Is Sabai Lodge GF (or is this a dumb question)? And is it reasonably close to the action? I'm visiting Pattaya mid September and need suitable accomodation.[/QUOTE]Sabai Lodge is GF +!
I have taken as many as 3 ladies with me at a time and never a word or sideways glance from the staff! They will record the ladies' ID details, but only if you request it. Always best if you have any doubts.
Is it reasonably close to the action?. Not really, but I personally don't like to be in the thick of it. The baht bus system is excellent in Pattaya and so you are never more than a 10 baht ride away.