Pattaya Hotels

[QUOTE=Kevin0225;1993058]Hi guys,

I will be in Pattaya soon, I am looking for a hotel near Soi 6. Which GF hotel can you recommend with a budget of 1000 to 1500 baht per night?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Use Google to search on Pattaya Hotels. Then switch over to maps view. Find Soi 6. Zoom in a little. The map shows hotels and prices. You will for sure find small guesthouse properties in your budget and all hotels are girl friendly. I was staying in Centara Pattaya for about 1,700 and there are many in that area across 2nd road.

[QUOTE=Crazy4Thai;1993640]Use Google to search on Pattaya Hotels. Then switch over to maps view. Find Soi 6. Zoom in a little. The map shows hotels and prices. You will for sure find small guesthouse properties in your budget and all hotels are girl friendly. I was staying in Centara Pattaya for about 1,700 and there are many in that area across 2nd road.[/QUOTE]Try siam at siam hotel [URL]http://www.siamatpattaya.com/[/URL].

Go through one of the booking sites like agoda or expedia or similar.

Regards.

J.

[QUOTE=Jj1973;1993859]Try siam at siam hotel [URL]http://www.siamatpattaya.com/[/URL].

Go through one of the booking sites like agoda or expedia or similar.

Regards.

J.[/QUOTE]Its about a 5 min walk to soi 6.

J.

[QUOTE=Jj1973;1993860]Its about a 5 min walk to soi 6.

J.[/QUOTE]Also very near to sabai dee soapy.

[QUOTE=Jj1973;1993859]Try siam at siam hotel [URL]http://www.siamatpattaya.com/[/URL].

Go through one of the booking sites like agoda or expedia or similar.

Regards.

J.[/QUOTE]I stayed there few weeks back. Definitely not as per his budget requirement, it would cost at least 2000 bahts / night if booking very early.

But undoubtedly a great hotel.

Have any one tried this place. Its very close to Walking street.

I am considering it for my next trip in May. [URL]www.booking.com/hotel/th/the-monaco-residence.en-gb.html?label=gen173nr-1FCAEoggJCAlhYSDNiBW5vcmVmaGyIAQKYAS64AQnIARHYAQHoAQH4AQuoAgM;sid=c071c18747ce99d5abb20f4727ccdd79;checkin=2017-05-20;checkout=2017-05-28;room1=A[/URL], A;dest_type=landmark; dest_id=29761;matching_block_id=41067801_95546201_0_0_0;place_id=29761;place_id_lat=12.926979450041;place_id_lon=100.874018669128;place_id_ss=Walking Street Pattaya; nflt=hotelfacility=96;pri=1;ht_id=201;review_score=70;;m_occ=2.

Hi Guys,

I'm looking to book the Dynasty Inn on Soi 13, read on Agoda and TA and reports look ok. Is this a decent hotel or better looking for something else, BTW going mid August.

Cheers Del.

[QUOTE=Delbhoy;1997805]Hi Guys,

I'm looking to book the Dynasty Inn on Soi 13, read on Agoda and TA and reports look ok. Is this a decent hotel or better looking for something else, BTW going mid August.

Cheers Del.[/QUOTE]It is a fine hotel in a near ideal, quiet location. I have stayed here each time I go to Pattaya. The rooms are a good size and the staff is friendly. Only real downside is that the rooms are dark due to the wood paneling and the lighting not being the greatest. The hotel is a you shape, and every room I have been in faces the interior of the you where the view is of the rooms on the other side, plus you get little sunlight coming in. But if you are out all night, this is all a good thing as it is easier to sleep in a dark room.

But yes, a good place to stay for being relatively cheap.

[QUOTE=EdSetra;1984562]I've stayed at the Sandy Spring a few times for short stays of a couple or three nights, but no more. It is a bit basic and tired now, even the revamped rooms on the upper floors, but I kinda liked it. The location is great on Soi 13, halfway between 2nd Road and Beach Road and close enough for me to walk to places that took my interest or to hop on a baht-bus for those a bit further afield.

It was quiet and the rooms were OK. But the noise coming from Hooters now is just too much in the rooms at the back overlooking the pool and Hooters itself.

Extreme bass seems to be the current favorite, moves the earth and not in a good way. Stayed early December 2016.[/QUOTE]I have stayed there the last few times. True, an upper, ocean facing view will provide the full onslaught of Hooter's booming disco from maybe 7/8 pm until 2 am. However, unless you nap up until the time WS starts to wake up, or go to bed before WS starts to die down, it is not a concern. Staying on a lower floor is not much of a problem.

I have, thus far, only stayed here or at the nearby Dynasty. Dynasty is a bit cheaper for a room that really isn't much different. The room is painted white so it is cheerier than the Dynasty, but if you use a laptop for surfing or writing, they have no writing desk or chair with a back. You use the side table and effectively have to sit on a stool. The Dynasty has a proper writing table and chair. That is important to me as I spend a few hours each day documenting my experiences for your all's reading pleasure.

[QUOTE=FLHawk;1998012]It is a fine hotel in a near ideal, quiet location. I have stayed here each time I go to Pattaya. The rooms are a good size and the staff is friendly. Only real downside is that the rooms are dark due to the wood paneling and the lighting not being the greatest. The hotel is a you shape, and every room I have been in faces the interior of the you where the view is of the rooms on the other side, plus you get little sunlight coming in. But if you are out all night, this is all a good thing as it is easier to sleep in a dark room.

But yes, a good place to stay for being relatively cheap.[/QUOTE]Hi Hawk. Thanks for the info will go ahead and book.

Cheers Del.

My first trip to Pattaya (2 days only unfortunately). Would love to stay walking distance of action (especially FLs). Prefer WiFi and in-room safe. Suggestions up to 2000 range?

Hi,

Is it a roll of dice getting girl friendly room w no fee? Are most places non fee? I'd like a Bayview room walking distance to walking street. Anyone stay at either Amari hotel? I know its not walking distance but rooms look sweet and great price.

Great hotel, perfect location, just a short walk to WS. Nice rooftop pool, average breakfast buffet (I'd recommend not paying for it and grabbing your own). Sadly I'll never stay here again, all of my buddies including myself had trouble connecting to the WiFi. And you can tell the guy in charge of helping you get connected is being run ragged from room to room. I have free data on my plan so it's not a big deal for me. Until I try to chat with my friends in the other rooms. Book the baywalk at your own risk.

[QUOTE=SamIAm;2000338]My first trip to Pattaya (2 days only unfortunately). Would love to stay walking distance of action (especially FLs). Prefer WiFi and in-room safe. Suggestions up to 2000 range?[/QUOTE]Camelot hotel, stayed there last week.

[QUOTE=DrMcNaughty;2000515]Hi,

Is it a roll of dice getting girl friendly room w no fee? Are most places non fee? I'd like a Bayview room walking distance to walking street. Anyone stay at either Amari hotel? I know its not walking distance but rooms look sweet and great price.[/QUOTE]I wouldn't. Most of the hotels on HW and Priceline name your price / express deals are name brand chains, that tend to have restrictions on bringing unregistered guests. I'd just book a known guest-friendly place directly.