Pattaya Hotels

[QUOTE=MrHappyKat;2962154]I'm booked at VT6 in Feb (Thanks for the tip, SubCmdr!) Is the keyed gate accessible from the outside?[/QUOTE]Short answer is yes. They need to show their ID. Just make sure you [I]chica proof[/I] your room. You don't have to smuggle a girl in. VT6 is a fuck palace. They are girl friendly. So I don't know where this idea comes from. Plenty of girls have walked in with me from many different venues. The girls that work the Coconut Bar are no different from any others prostitute you can hire in Pattaya in my opinion. There are those that disagree with me. [B]But this [i]newbie[/i] just does not give a fuck what you think[/B]!

[QUOTE=XXL;2962182]The gate on Beach Road gives you access to the underground parking lot but from there you still need to walk up a flight of stairs leading to reception. So the answer is no. The Beach Road gate makes it easier for VT6 people to access beach road and to come home back from beach road, that's all. You cannot use it to smuggle in girls unnoticed.[/QUOTE]There's no requirement to smuggle girls into VT6, they just hand their ID to security before entering the elevator. Security doesn't screen them, just sign them in.

Planning March trip to pattaya and looking at hotel options. Do most rooms have a safe. I see listed many places but just to confirm, it's in the room and not at front desk? Thanks.

[QUOTE=Luis2;2962225]Planning March trip to pattaya and looking at hotel options. Do most rooms have a safe. I see listed many places but just to confirm, it's in the room and not at front desk? Thanks.[/QUOTE]Nearly all hotels have in room safes. The rare exceptions might be a very inexpensive room. You can always look at the hotel's website or email them directly. I have never stayed in a Pattaya hotel that doesn't have an in room safe.

Dear All,

I will be staying in pattaya on 24-25 Dec. Due to budget constraints, I will mainly focus on the freelancers on the beach Road.

Is it better to take a hostel and rent room on suggestion of the girl for ST or take a hotel room and sneak her in?

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Derkd;2963127]Dear All,

I will be staying in pattaya on 24-25 Dec. Due to budget constraints, I will mainly focus on the freelancers on the beach Road.

Is it better to take a hostel and rent room on suggestion of the girl for ST or take a hotel room and sneak her in?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Short time room near Beach Road named Love Inn on Soi 13/2 is 250 a session for short time. I do not recommend violating the rules where you stay unless you are prepared to deal with the repercussions of doing that.

I've got a weekend coming up with a fwb and looking for the best hotel to embarrass / show her publicly. Only constraint is "not too crowded, like less than 7-8 people watching at a time". Seeking recommendations for:

1. Hotels with shared pools offering such levels of crowd.

2. Girly bars not too crowded where I can take her commando in a short skirt.

3. Night clubs for her to wear next to nothing.

4. Day time pool / foam parties.

Budget isn't any constraint.

Hi.

This will be my first time in Pattaya.

I generally like freelancers vs club gals. So I am planning to stay at Lido beach hotel which is easy access to freelancers on beach Road plus be able to easily go to walking street.

Any feedback about Lido beach hotel. Any reason to NOT stay there?

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2961648]If you have coin, View Talay 6 is my hands down favorites. All of my friends that did not take my advice regretted it.[/QUOTE]I 100% agree on this, and would definitely buy a unit if I was in position to do so. The units / rooms are huge, the location is unbeatable, and they have endless services on the 3rd floor (massage, market, restaurant, dry cleaning, ATM).

They have airbnbs from owners but they're always booked. They also have listings on [URL]booking.com[/URL].

Avani Pattaya is my second favorite, but yes as far as condos go, this one is the best. IMO.

Unfortinately, multiple WGs have said it is the “#1 for expat balcony jumping” so it no surprise many of the terraces have nets.

Hi guys,

How is the Base Infinity Apartment from Air BnB.

[U]View Talay 6[/U]

[B]Rooms range from 4700 - 1400/night (High season) from Dancewatchers.[/B]

The longer your rent the lower the price per night that you pay. But their rooms are very popular and if you do not make reservations before high season your options may be limited.

Choose the deluxe cleaning package if you want your room cleaned spotless 5 days a week. The crew that cleans your room are top notch consummate professionals and they are very good at what they do.

I left them 500/ week per cleaning tech plus a lady drink.

They have a excellent website and their pictures are accurate. I have been in four different rooms that they offer in [U]View Talay 6[/U].

They also offer rooms in [U]View Talay 5[/U], [U]View Talay 2[/U], [U]View Talay 1[/U], but all of these buildings are located in [U]Jomtien[/U] and I know nothing about them.

[URL]https://www.dancewatchers.com/[/URL]

*all prices in THB.

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2937090]All that you said is true. But if you rent the units that are part of the DanceWatchers organization in [B]View Talay 6[/B] things are different. I know the owner personally. He has standards that are requirements for upgrades of the rooms that the organization manages. So, if an owner will not meet the standards of the organization their unit will be dropped from the management program. I cannot vouch for the rooms rented by other room managers.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Rocko20;2968673]I 100% agree on this, and would definitely buy a unit if I was in position to do so. The units / rooms are huge, the location is unbeatable, and they have endless services on the 3rd floor (massage, market, restaurant, dry cleaning, ATM).

They have airbnbs from owners but they're always booked. They also have listings on [URL]booking.com[/URL].

Avani Pattaya is my second favorite, but yes as far as condos go, this one is the best. IMO.

Unfortinately, multiple WGs have said it is the #1 for expat balcony jumping so it no surprise many of the terraces have nets.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2961940]
[B]Flipper Lodge[/B] is close to Beach Road. I have stayed there. They have excellent security. I like that hotel. But book early. This is high season and it fills up quickly.[/QUOTE]Some time they were copying their guests credit cards there so I'm not sure I would recommend that place.

[QUOTE=Luis2;2962225]Planning March trip to pattaya and looking at hotel options. Do most rooms have a safe. I see listed many places but just to confirm, it's in the room and not at front desk? Thanks.[/QUOTE]Indeed as far as I know all hotels in Pattaya (and from my limited experience in Bangkok near mongering venues) have in-room safes. At one time I wrongly assumed this was the case throughout Thailand but it isn't. Once you stray away from foreign tourism or sex-tourism spots, no more safes in the rooms.

[QUOTE=XXL;2969970]Indeed as far as I know all hotels in Pattaya (and from my limited experience in Bangkok near mongering venues) have in-room safes. At one time I wrongly assumed this was the case throughout Thailand but it isn't. Once you stray away from foreign tourism or sex-tourism spots, no more safes in the rooms.[/QUOTE]There are a few hotels that I am aware that do not have safe in Pattaya. One example is Sutus Court.

[U]Flipper Lodge Hotel[/U]

It is an excellent hotel that has a 4. 1 rating in Google. It has an excellent location. Tight security and reasonable nightly rates. One negative is the walls are paper thin. You are going here your neighbor putting in work if they have the ability to do so. [B]I pay cash when I stay there[/B]. Scan to pay is also a option.

[QUOTE=Pekkakoo;2969952]Some time they were copying their guests credit cards there so I'm not sure I would recommend that place.[/QUOTE][B]If you are not using a credit card then how is it a problem[/B]? This makes no sense to me.