Page 10 is a new Hotel so you won't find many reviews here. Rates are lower on Agoda and they do have some reviews there. Passed by last week and it looked very attractive from the outside.
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Page 10 is a new Hotel so you won't find many reviews here. Rates are lower on Agoda and they do have some reviews there. Passed by last week and it looked very attractive from the outside.
[QUOTE=Fritzy]I'm going to be in Pattaya for 7 nights My wish list would be:
Under 3000 baht/night
Separate bath tub/shower stall
LCD/Plasma TV with VGA input
Pool
Tile/Wood floors (no carpet)
I'm a little undecided as to location, as this is my first time in Pattaya, but I would lean towards something closer to Walking street / Beer bars than Soi 6 I think.
Fritzy[/QUOTE]
Fritzy,
You could also try Whitehouse Condotel (Soi 13) [url]www.whitehousecondotel.com[/url]
It seems to fit your requirements.
Enjoy,
Hotman.
I travel to Pattaya with a wingman and we are looking for a hotel with connecting rooms or a 2 bedroom suite. The suites we've seen are either too far or too expensive. I like staying between Beach and Second Road. Walking in that heat wipes me out. Can anybody recommend a hotel with connecting rooms?
I know of Frazer Suites and Hotel Vista. Are there any others out there?
Fritzy, the Whitehouse is a great choice in what I believe is the best location in Pattaya. It's an extremely easy walk to the services, shopping and restaurants of Second Road and a new mall 1 minute away from the hotel. It's also easy to walk to Beach Road and jump on a baht bus to Walking Street. Personally, I would not stay right at walking street. It's noisy and the hotels aren't very modern. I go there every night and it's incredibly easy to get there from the Whitehouse. If you want a huge room, check out the Whitehouse suites. Personally, I stay at their mid level rooms.
[QUOTE=Wee Fella]I stayed at Baboona in September, it was fantastic. Right across from the beach with a view all the way down to Walking st, great al fresco breakfast. Beautiful rooms with big beds and free minibar. 5 min walk to soi 6, 5 min to Walking st by baht bus, and you can check out the action on beach rd from your balcony. Very girl friendly, took 2 girls back a couple of time, the night security would even have a joke with me if I had a quiet night an came back empty handed!..Currently 2200 for seaview or 1700 for studio room. I had the deluxe seaview which is now 2700, but Im sure it was closer to 2200 when I stayed...[/QUOTE]Wanting to stay across from the beach, based on this report, and reading a a lot of other good reviews, I booked three nights in a Seaview Room, (on Agoda for $220+ us), at the [b]Baboona Hotel.[/b] Upon arrival in a taxi from Bangkok with my GF at about 3:30pm, I checked in with no issues, and was taken up the lift by a bellman. We were shown to a very small room on the 2nd floor with two small twin beds. I immediately said that I could not stay in the room as I had booked a room with one large bed, as shown in the photos on the Agoda website. I'm 187cm tall and I like to sleep with my GF.
The bellman, a nice woman who showed us to the room, then called the front desk and they said basically, "sorry we don't have any other rooms for tonight, but we could move you to another room tomorrow."
After a bit of discussion, the front desk person [i]did admit[/i] they had other rooms with big beds, "but you will have to pay more." I told her I had booked the room 10 days before and why was there not a reasonable room available for me.
She said my problem with the booking was with Agoda and not the hotel. I asked to speak with the manager and was told I could send an e-mail. I asked for the manager's mobile number and was told, "no." At that point I decided to just leave the hotel as I know in Thailand it is often impossible to creatively solve a problem like this.
At that point, I called my regular hotel up on Soi LK Metro and asked if they had any rooms. I was told, "no problem for a standard." After a combination of a baht bus and motorcycle taxis we were at the hotel, however we had to wait four hours for a deluxe room to be available due to a late checkout. Finally in a room at 8pm, we showered and went out to eat. Later, I canceled my credit card payment to Agoda for the Baboona.
Bad travel day. So much for my seaside holiday...!
[b]Baboona Hotel : Three thumbs, and a limp dick, down...[/b]
Run Mann, I am planning my semi-annual trip to Pattaya for 1stQ 2011 and read with interest this new hotel you mentioned, Page 10. May I know where it is located and the daily room rate?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
[QUOTE=Run Mann]Page 10 is a new Hotel so you won't find many reviews here. Rates are lower on Agoda and they do have some reviews there. Passed by last week and it looked very attractive from the outside.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Fon Tok][b]Baboona Hotel : Three thumbs, and a limp dick, down...[/b][/QUOTE]I stayed at the Baboona a few months back, and while I had no problems like yours, I saw nothing to recommend the hotel. My room was large, but with only one window looking out on a concrete wall no more than 1 metre away. Service was OK but hardly warm. I haven't gone back.
Conversely I am very impressed with Agoda. When I have had problems or needed to change my booking they have been consistently helpful, either by phone or email.
[QUOTE=Normad2020]Run Mann, I am planning my semi-annual trip to Pattaya for 1stQ 2011 and read with interest this new hotel you mentioned, Page 10. May I know where it is located and the daily room rate?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers[/QUOTE]
Soi 10 near 2d road, they're currently running a pay for 6 nights and get one free (1500 to 1800B per night) promo. You'll get better rates on Agoda if you you're planning on stay for less than a week. If you end up staying there, check out the bar beer complex at the intersection of Soi 10 and 2d road, they put on a pretty good show.
[url]http://www.page10hotel.com/[/url]
[url]https://www.reseliva.com/hotel/Page10Hotel/index.php[/url]
[url]http://www.agoda.com/asia/thailand/pattaya/page10_pattaya_hotel.html[/url]
[QUOTE=Mouse1]I stayed at the Baboona a few months back, and while I had no problems like yours, I saw nothing to recommend the hotel. My room was large, but with only one window looking out on a concrete wall no more than 1 metre away. Service was OK but hardly warm. I haven't gone back.
Conversely I am very impressed with Agoda. When I have had problems or needed to change my booking they have been consistently helpful, either by phone or email.[/QUOTE]Happily, Agoda was very quick to take care of this unfortunate situation for me. When I spoke with their representative, they immediately canceled the booking and said they would make a full refund. As I had already done this through my credit card company, it was unnecessary.
The lesson for the Baboona Hotel is that they should make an effort to keep customers happy. In this particular case, for the negligible cost of a one night room upgrade the hotel lost three night's revenue and received bad reviews in several online forums. Bad reviews by unhappy customers on Internet forums (e.g., TripAdvisor) do influence future customers.
I've been very happy with my stays at the Padadena Lodge on Soi LK Metro, and will continue to stay there. Now, only if I can move the beach over a few 100 meters...
Cheers Mate.
Will certainly check out the website and the bar beer complex nearby. I am now following the Pattaya forum diligently to gather the latest information on the mongering scene so that I will (once again) have a great mongering holiday in Pattaya.
Cheers
[QUOTE=Run Mann]Soi 10 near 2d road, they're currently running a pay for 6 nights and get one free (1500 to 1800B per night) promo. You'll get better rates on Agoda if you you're planning on stay for less than a week. If you end up staying there, check out the bar beer complex at the intersection of Soi 10 and 2d road, they put on a pretty good show.
[url]http://www.page10hotel.com/[/url]
[url]https://www.reseliva.com/hotel/Page10Hotel/index.php[/url]
[url]http://www.agoda.com/asia/thailand/pattaya/page10_pattaya_hotel.html[/url][/QUOTE]
I am coming to Pattaya and have a reservation at the Jasmine Mansion where I have stayed before. The rate is 650 bhat per night which I thought a bit high. I was hoping to find something nice for 500 bhat but I am reading reports from many people who are in a higher income bracket I think.
Anyone know of a nice clean place for around 500?
Try Argoyle Apartments. I heard there is a new best western too.
Cheers
[QUOTE=Allover]I travel to Pattaya with a wingman and we are looking for a hotel with connecting rooms or a 2 bedroom suite. The suites we've seen are either too far or too expensive. I like staying between Beach and Second Road. Walking in that heat wipes me out. Can anybody recommend a hotel with connecting rooms?
I know of Frazer Suites and Hotel Vista. Are there any others out there?
Fritzy, the Whitehouse is a great choice in what I believe is the best location in Pattaya. It's an extremely easy walk to the services, shopping and restaurants of Second Road and a new mall 1 minute away from the hotel. It's also easy to walk to Beach Road and jump on a baht bus to Walking Street. Personally, I would not stay right at walking street. It's noisy and the hotels aren't very modern. I go there every night and it's incredibly easy to get there from the Whitehouse. If you want a huge room, check out the Whitehouse suites. Personally, I stay at their mid level rooms.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Allover; 1095306]I travel to Pattaya with a wingman and we are looking for a hotel with connecting rooms or a 2 bedroom suite. The suites we've seen are either too far or too expensive. I like staying between Beach and Second Road. Walking in that heat wipes me out. Can anybody recommend a hotel with connecting rooms?
I know of Frazer Suites and Hotel Vista. Are there any others out there?
Fritzy, the Whitehouse is a great choice in what I believe is the best location in Pattaya. It's an extremely easy walk to the services, shopping and restaurants of Second Road and a new mall 1 minute away from the hotel. It's also easy to walk to Beach Road and jump on a baht bus to Walking Street. Personally, I would not stay right at walking street. It's noisy and the hotels aren't very modern. I go there every night and it's incredibly easy to get there from the Whitehouse. If you want a huge room, check out the Whitehouse suites. Personally, I stay at their mid level rooms. [/QUOTE]Sunshine Vista on Soi3 have good size connecting rooms.
Stayed at the HR earlier this week. Despite its efforts to push family-oriented fun, I encountered no problems getting girls in. Dates must leave their I'd at the counter. Just be sure to book a double room. Agoda offered a relatively decent rate of about USD 100 per night including breakfast buffet. Not that the buffet will matter if you BF a gogo dancer. The ones I met weren't into breakfast. Rooms are a tad small, but mine had a nice beach view from the balcony.
Joked with a girl at the front desk about the "walk of shame" but she didn't even bat an eye. Said she's seen it all.
It is a jaunt from Walking Street, though public transit is frequent and plentiful at 15 baht per person each way.
15 bt per person via a baht bus? Was 10bt when I was there a few months ago!
[QUOTE=Wildhawk; 1101598]Snipped.
It is a jaunt from Walking Street, though public transit is frequent and plentiful at 15 baht per person each way. [/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Jgm005;1101733]15 bt per person via a baht bus? Was 10bt when I was there a few months ago![/QUOTE]Just paid 10 baht about 15 minutes ago.