Thread: Pattaya Hotels
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04-21-23 14:56 #4647
Posts: 6363One of the popular affordable nicer hotels in the heart of Pattaya has always been Baraquda. It's part of the MGallery by Sofitel group. A smaller boutique style hotel on Beach Road is The Wave. A bit further out there are the new Space Hotel in Naklua or Dusit Thani at the Dolphin Round, both on baht bus routes. Now if you want true upscale, stay at the Royal Cliff in Pratumnak Hill. Can never go wrong with Royal Cliff if it's within your budget.
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04-21-23 13:24 #4646
Posts: 1067Yep, I am kind of getting that idea.
Originally Posted by CaliGuy33 [View Original Post]
Sly.
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04-21-23 13:20 #4645
Posts: 1067Very grateful for the information
Originally Posted by Allover [View Original Post]
Sky.
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04-21-23 13:18 #4644
Posts: 1067My bad, I will try to do better in the future
Originally Posted by Bunky [View Original Post]
Thank you for your reply, I now realize I need to be more explicit in my postings as to make sure those who read them will be left with no doubt as to my meaning. I would have thought that "I am planning to make my inaugural visit to Pattaya with the plan of having some minor dental work done at the end of May timeframe. " As well as "I have read this thread and a couple of others back far enough to where it make sense but would like to put a question to the group. " , would have indicated that you are correct. It is in fact my first visit, but probably better just to say that, lesson learned. While I can appreciate that using a map has it's advantages, even with names of hotels written in bold print it would not have been much good since I would have no experience. My purpose was to have access to the vast knowledge of those who read this forum and if they are so inclined to leave a message for my benefit. I am pretty sure that I indicated I had in fact read the forum a reasonable number of pages back. It doesn't seem to be that information coming from pre-2000 is likely to be that germane to today's environment. I do appreciate your offerings and will endeavor to be less obtuse in future postings. Thank you for your time.
Sky.
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04-21-23 13:04 #4643
Posts: 1067Originally Posted by Fmojo [View Original Post]
Best,
Sky.
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04-21-23 05:10 #4642
Posts: 1Room with a Private pool
Hi All.
I am planning a trip this June.
I am looking for room or condo or villa or apartment with private pool or hot tub.
Please let me know if anyone has any suggestions.
Thanks.
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04-21-23 00:40 #4641
Posts: 200Originally Posted by SkyRyder [View Original Post]
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04-21-23 00:11 #4640
Posts: 516Originally Posted by SkyRyder [View Original Post]
As for lodging, sounds like Mr. Ryder is looking for something rather upscale. You get what you pay for, and luxury digs are going to cost. Generally speaking, you get more bang for the buck the farther east you go. Anything east of Soi Buakao will offer better value for money. There are several hotels in the LK chain in Pattaya, and they're well reviewed. The Areca Lodge has some nice rooms. There are also some nice condos at the View Talay 6 offered for short term rentals. That place is about as central as it's possible to be.
Bunky
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04-20-23 18:52 #4639
Posts: 997Fancier Hotels
Have a look at Hermann Hotel, a great location next to the beach with oceanview rooms on Soi 12. The hotel is about 2 years old, very nice, and usually reasonably priced. When I checked it out last fall the walk up price was lower than the online pricing. Would also look at Blackwoods, an upscale hotel on Soi 7. Also Grande Centerpointe Terminal 21 which is attached to the mall. Kavara is a brand new hotel with a great location. It is so new that it still may be under construction but it will open soon if not open already. Also check out LK The Empress which is a beachfront hotel. Holiday Inn is beachfront, luxurious but just not as convenient to the action.
I would go with Hermann or Blackwoods personally if I were looking for something on the fancy side.
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04-20-23 16:31 #4638
Posts: 616Originally Posted by SkyRyder [View Original Post]
Yes Hiltons and Marriotts tend to be overpriced in Pattaya.
Just search five star hotels in your desired area and you'll be fine.
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04-20-23 15:20 #4637
Posts: 1067Different Brand
Good day all.
I am planning to make my inaugural visit to Pattaya with the plan of having some minor dental work done at the end of May timeframe. I normally stay at either Bonvoy (Marriott, Sheraton) or Hilton (also Doubletree) due to the goodies given because of my reasonable status. What I am finding is that those properties (with a few exceptions) tend not to be so convenient to the fun places. And their pricing is tough to deal with these days following the re-opening. I have read this thread and a couple of others back far enough to where it make sense but would like to put a question to the group. What hotels in Pattaya would you recommend that might be similar in style, service to the above hotels, that might offer a better value and are walking / reasonable Tuk Tuk distance to most of the fun areas. If this too broad a question, please accept my apologies and thanks to all that take the time to reply.
Sky.
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04-15-23 21:33 #4636
Posts: 255Originally Posted by Romannico [View Original Post]
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04-05-23 00:10 #4635
Posts: 64Originally Posted by ChristianG [View Original Post]
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04-02-23 22:02 #4634
Posts: 1582Originally Posted by Gladiator69 [View Original Post]
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04-02-23 16:47 #4633
Posts: 64Jomtien, think twice
Don't even think about staying in Jomtien if you want action. Stayed at the Andaz in Jomtien a couple of weeks ago, thought I could get a balance of sex and leisure. Too secluded, 30 minutes Bolt ride away from Pattaya City. Girls were upset when they found out I was staying in Jomtien. But did barfine a hottie for LT. The resort was top-notch, room was spacious, big bathtub and shower for some good GFE use to set the girl's mood up, girl-friendly, no ID drop-off required and no question asked. Details in Pattaya Reports thread.