Pattaya Hotels

[BPalacio]

As mentioned by Bunky, soi13 is usually a quiet soi for a Central Pattaya location. But if you want to stay out of the center look for the small soi in Pratamnak and Kasetsin (Cozy Beach).

I'm a light sleepers and always go to the bed early and I always had good sleep in Pratamnak Hill / Cozy Beach.

Thanks for the suggestion. I think I will find a place in Pratamnak Hill. Do you have any hotel suggestions in particular? I am thinking Cross Pattaya Pratamnak hotel because it seems to have good reviews. I just am hesitant because some people claim it's very quiet, but then there is the odd review or two that claims it's ear-shatteringly loud. Would appreciate if you had any hotel suggestions. Got burned with a week of absolute chaos and noise at the J W Marriott in Bangkok and now running on basically no sleep. And I need some quiet rest badly.

[Mombie75]

Not found anything here on the search.

Does anyone have any report on the Apartments or the xpress Apartments in Buakhoao?

Thanks.

That should of read the Xpress apartments or Xpress Apartments.

[Mombie75]

Not found anything here on the search.

Does anyone have any report on the Apartments or the xpress Apartments in Buakhoao?

Thanks.

[Christian G]

https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/368330
My future plan is to find places on Airbnb and then contacting the company directly to see if I can get a better deal. You could try contacting them at whatsapp +66 81 9300559.
Or Line at goldstargroup.

I checked their ads, setting the period I'm interested in (low season) and a maximum of €500 for 30 days. Out of over 220 ads, only 3 are available. Also they want 8000 baht cash deposit at check in, crazy!

I also looked at the apartment I stayed in in June 2022, the price doubled and the host doesn't even give me a discount privately.

Seems the prices on airbnb are skyrocket for the next low season.

[Christian G]

Does anyone have any experience with hotels or apartments that are good for light sleepers?

As mentioned by Bunky, soi13 is usually a quiet soi for a Central Pattaya location. But if you want to stay out of the center look for the small soi in Pratamnak and Kasetsin (Cozy Beach).

I'm a light sleepers and always go to the bed early and I always had good sleep in Pratamnak Hill / Cozy Beach.

[XXL]

Just my opinion, but the noise level in the area around the hotel is more important than the soundproofing of the hotel.

Plus, there can be a big difference between rooms within the same hotel. When booking (eg through Agoda) it may be a good idea to send a message to the hotel to the tune of "I would like a quiet room".

Central Pattaya, or Bangkok for that matter, are hit and miss regarding noise. You're never far away from the nearest pneumatic drill or the nearest noisy bar. Some people can (learn to) sleep with ear plugs. Bring your own wax ear plugs, they're not easy to find in Thailand. Non-wax ear plugs are no good.

[Bunky]

Does anyone have any experience with hotels or apartments that are good for light sleepers? Specifically in quiet areas and / or soundproofed well. Preferable budget is up to $100/ night, but can stretch to $150/ night if there's an outstanding soundproofed option at that price.

Just my opinion, but the noise level in the area around the hotel is more important than the soundproofing of the hotel.

I have in the past recommended the Whitehouse Condotel, for a variety of reasons. One of them was the chill vibe and low noise level. The noise level on Soi 13 near the hotel is low, especially by the standards of central Pattaya. Moreover, the Whitehouse attracts a lot of golfers who tend to retire early and get an early start in the morning. So if you're looking for someplace quiet, check it out.

[BPalacio]

Does anyone have any experience with hotels or apartments that are good for light sleepers? Specifically in quiet areas and / or soundproofed well. Preferable budget is up to $100/ night, but can stretch to $150/ night if there's an outstanding soundproofed option at that price.

[GuyReynolds]

Thank you and everyone for your suggestions. Was able to get a place near two spots and a brisk walk to soi 6. It's my maiden voyage to the land of smiles, both my penis and I are excited for this.

You're in the right forum, but on the wrong page. Go back 5 pages and read forward. You'll find a veritable MOUNTAIN of information.

http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?1875-Pattaya-Hotels/page5

Bunky

[Christian G]

I agree thier web site sucks since they list 224 properties on Airbnb. It is hard to find all listings for a host on the Airbnb site so here is the link to thier landing page. I have found this is a good way to find reviews on thier other properties if they do not have any reviews for the property you are interested in.

https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/368330

My future plan is to find places on Airbnb and then contacting the company directly to see if I can get a better deal. You could try contacting them at whatsapp +66 81 9300559.

Or Line at goldstargroup.

Anyway hope the link helps.

Great info. Thank you so much.

[BogieMaker]

Anyway their website sucks, and most condo page not works.

I agree thier web site sucks since they list 224 properties on Airbnb. It is hard to find all listings for a host on the Airbnb site so here is the link to thier landing page. I have found this is a good way to find reviews on thier other properties if they do not have any reviews for the property you are interested in.

https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/368330

My future plan is to find places on Airbnb and then contacting the company directly to see if I can get a better deal. You could try contacting them at whatsapp +66 81 9300559.

Or Line at goldstargroup.

Anyway hope the link helps.

[Banana Boi]

+1 Thanks for the link Bogie. Too bad they don't do Bangkok too.

[Christian G]

there were signs in the elevators about <30 day stays being illeagle but I saw many rooms booked for only a week or two.

Yes is true, but most hosts don't give a fuck and rent their apartment for daily and weekly on airbnb.

The company was MonthStayz they were very professional. The lady I checked out with told me I could save some money by booking directly rather than using Airbnb. They have a lot of properties in the Edge, Base and Grand as well as Jomtiem. It appears they mostly want 30 day or longer stays and you can find thier website at https://www.monthstayzthailand.com/pattaya/.

Thanks for the company links, most of the real estate agencies that I have contacted only looking for long term rent and don't care for less than 6 months. Anyway their website sucks, and most condo page not works.

I also went to several condos with a Thai friend to ask for contacts to rent for 30 days but almost all of them told me that they didn't manage the apartments and to contact real estate agencies, FUCK.

[BogieMaker]

Hello brothers,

Planning my visit to Pattaya, wanted to know if guests are allowed in apartment in central pattaya (B**e) when booked using airbnb.

Kindly suggest.

Also open to suggestions for 2 bed 2 bath places in pattaya closer to walking street.

Thanks in advance.

Just returned from two months in Thailand spending 48 nights at Grand Avenue Condos on Soi 15. Beautiful place with nice one and two bedroom condos. The place was definetly GF. My room on the 8th floor overlooked the pool and I wached many a girl cleaning the guys place in the mornings and girls laying around the pool in the afternoons. There were signs in the elevators about <30 day stays being illeagle but I saw many rooms booked for only a week or two.

I used Airbnb and the price was about $30 per day with 20 tb a day for the electric. The company was MonthStayz they were very professional. The lady I checked out with told me I could save some money by booking directly rather than using Airbnb. They have a lot of properties in the Edge, Base and Grand as well as Jomtiem. It appears they mostly want 30 day or longer stays and you can find thier website at https://www.monthstayzthailand.com/pattaya/.

Probably the worse part of staying at Grand Avenue was waking through Soi Boomerang on my way back to the condo. Heaven Above was tough to pass many a night.

[Lcale1982]

Stayed at Honey inn on soi honey right next to the Honey body massage. Pics show a pool but there is none. Had some issues finding a room with working AC, first two didn't work. Nice hotel and got free breakfast. We booked for 2 people but didn't get to use the 2nd BF meal when we had guests. GF, had guests a few times over with no fee or issues. Some bugs inside mostly drain flys, didn't notice any mosquitos or bites. Gets a bit noisy at night stops around 2 am, so just party til late and you should be good. Workers can get loud so if your on the 2nd floor you'll probably start hearing them early in the morning laughing and giggling.