Pattaya Hotels

[QUOTE=Kirsia123;3054542]Fellow members,

I am planing a trip to Pattaya in May. I have previously stayed at Hilton, Amethyst and Amari. I am looking for a hotel ideally that is not in a loud night club area and not to far from the action. I am considering the Grande Centre Point hotel. What are the pros and cons with Grande Centre Point hotel?

Thanks in advance!

/Kirsia[/QUOTE]That hotel is so far from anything you'd want to do you'd go nuts. Much better places near LK Metro area. Areca Lodge, LK President, budget friendly Travelodge. All of them are a short walk to many venues, eats, clubs, bars, gg, GC. Much better you look over there.

[QUOTE=Achmmc;3057954]That hotel is so far from anything you'd want to do you'd go nuts. Much better places near LK Metro area. Areca Lodge, LK President, budget friendly Travelodge. All of them are a short walk to many venues, eats, clubs, bars, gg, GC. Much better you look over there.[/QUOTE]The Grande Centre Point is indeed far from areas like LK Metro and Walking Street. But it's right next to Terminal 21, with lots of dining options, and also right next to the baht bus route. So you can be in Soi 6 in about five minutes, for example.

However, I have the impression that the guests of the Grande Centre Point are mainly rich Chinese, Korean, and Japanese people. It's not a typical monger hotel.

I've referred a half dozen friends (who have deep enough pockets) to [B]View Talay 6[/B]. None have been disappointed. All have been very pleased. Especially by the location. A good place for a first visit. Then learn how you like to live in Pattaya and build the life how you want.

Going to the complete other end of the spectrum you have the [B]Apex Pattaya Hotel[/B]. Outstanding location, basic clean rooms and prices so low it's hard to get a room in the place. The perfect [I]fuck pad[/I] for me when I am wilding out and don't want to return to my room.

In the middle of the spectrum for me is the [B]Flipper Lodge Hotel[/B]. Excellent location, well appointed rooms (although quite small), tight security, mid priced and excellent breakfast buffet.

I am also considering Marriott Pattaya North. I can see it is even further away from all the action. As long as I can either jump on the bath bus or use Grab I am fine.

Thanks!

/Kirsia

[QUOTE=Mogwai;3058030]The Grande Centre Point is indeed far from areas like LK Metro and Walking Street. But it's right next to Terminal 21, with lots of dining options, and also right next to the baht bus route. So you can be in Soi 6 in about five minutes, for example.

However, I have the impression that the guests of the Grande Centre Point are mainly rich Chinese, Korean, and Japanese people. It's not a typical monger hotel.[/QUOTE]

This hotel is cheaper but comes with its drawbacks. Not sure why people like it. Everything is old fashioned here. Although room size seems decent on paper but its design makes it feel much smaller and bathrooms are one of the tiniest in any hotel I gave stayed, even smaller than holiday inn express. TV is of shitty quality, could see the pixels from a distance. I could even see the disappointment on the face of my joiner ladies.

Only positive I see is that it allows joiner less than 20 yrs.

Update. Stayed here and its joiner friendly but age limit is 20 yrs. Have brought 2-3 chicks daily so joiner count is not a problem here. Breakfast is meh. Nice HUGE rooms. Seems mostly geared towards families looking at the amenities, but not an issue for us mongers as well!

[QUOTE=Ulalaulala123;3046015]Anyone's stayed in Hotel J Pattaya before? How is it for bringing multiple girls per day, planning to stay 3 days here and bring 2 girls per day (1 in day, 1 in night). I will be using TF mostly so no issue with the location.[/QUOTE]

Hi Ulalaulala,

I am also considering Amber hotel. Location is within walking distance from LK Metro. Ideally I am looking for a hotel shielded from the noise and close to the action.

Please let me know what you think?

/ Kirsia.

[QUOTE=Ulalaulala123;3059259]This hotel is cheaper but comes with its drawbacks. Not sure why people like it. Everything is old fashioned here. Although room size seems decent on paper but its design makes it feel much smaller and bathrooms are one of the tiniest in any hotel I gave stayed, even smaller than holiday inn express. TV is of shitty quality, could see the pixels from a distance. I could even see the disappointment on the face of my joiner ladies.

Only positive I see is that it allows joiner less than 20 yrs.[/QUOTE]

It's a good option. Rooms are clean and modern with a big comfy bed. No cupboards though. There was no noise problem when I stayed there. Added bonus is there is a big soapy massage place "pp" right in front of the hotel.

Just keep in mind they don't allow joiners below 20, and housekeeping can be very slow at times.

[QUOTE=Kirsia123;3059262]Hi Ulalaulala,

I am also considering Amber hotel. Location is within walking distance from LK Metro. Ideally I am looking for a hotel shielded from the noise and close to the action.

Please let me know what you think?

/ Kirsia.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;3058049]I've referred a half dozen friends (who have deep enough pockets) to [B]View Talay 6[/B]. None have been disappointed. All have been very pleased. Especially by the location. A good place for a first visit. Then learn how you like to live in Pattaya and build the life how you want.
[/QUOTE]I lived in View Talay 6 for couple years, 26th floor, Walking Street Side. Made this photostream of some guests I brought in.

[URL]https://youtu.be/we1X4yDYy7k?si=FeH-VTZxRNvRZZXZ[/URL]

[QUOTE=RhinoTusk;3059627]I lived in View Talay 6 for couple years, 26th floor, Walking Street Side. Made this photostream of some guests I brought in.

[URL]https://youtu.be/we1X4yDYy7k?si=FeH-VTZxRNvRZZXZ[/URL][/QUOTE]Nice! The first one and 1:22 look great. That's cool they are camera friendly.

I'm going with a major brand hotel but I've read the View Talay 6 is solid.

[QUOTE=TomGrand;3059689]Nice! The first one and 1:22 look great. That's cool they are camera friendly.

I'm going with a major brand hotel but I've read the View Talay 6 is solid.[/QUOTE]The first girl was incredible. Her first night in the bar, fresh off the bus from issan. The girl at 1:22 worked at a beer bar couple blocks away. She was very shy and would only allow the one photo.

[QUOTE=RhinoTusk;3059778]The first girl was incredible. Her first night in the bar, fresh off the bus from issan. The girl at 1:22 worked at a beer bar couple blocks away. She was very shy and would only allow the one photo.[/QUOTE]You have good taste in ladies Rhino. View Talay 6 has a great location but the quality of the units vary as they all have different owners. I have seen some rooms that looked quite worn. Buyer beware.

Hello.

I am looking for a hotel in Pattaya for December 2026 - January. So very high season. The ones I use to take have very high price.

I look a clean one in the center of action, from soi 4 till waling street.

With a normal price and good reviwe, for the very high season, I just found March hotel. It also win an Agoda price, but I found in [URL]Trip.com[/URL] for 40 euro for night. For very high season is ok.

Did somebody try March Hotel? Is they nice and clean?

The room in the road side are noise or not? Otherwise I can book the ones in swimming pool side.

Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE=GiovanniVolo;3061197]Hello.

I am looking for a hotel in Pattaya for December 2026 - January. So very high season. The ones I use to take have very high price.

I look a clean one in the center of action, from soi 4 till waling street.

With a normal price and good reviwe, for the very high season, I just found March hotel. It also win an Agoda price, but I found in [URL]Trip.com[/URL] for 40 euro for night. For very high season is ok.

Did somebody try March Hotel? Is they nice and clean?

The room in the road side are noise or not? Otherwise I can book the ones in swimming pool side.

Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]I stayed at Dynasty Inn Pattaya in February this year. On Soi 13 between Song Road and Beach Road. Walking distance to all the action except Soi 6, which is easily accessed with the Bhat bus.

No problem bringing in girls. They usually asked to see an ID. I booked again this November at about $50 per night. Clean and the rooms had a balcony. I would recommend unless you want to spend a lot of money on fancy decor.

[QUOTE=GiovanniVolo;3061197]Hello.

I am looking for a hotel in Pattaya for December 2026 - January. So very high season. The ones I use to take have very high price.

I look a clean one in the center of action, from soi 4 till waling street.

With a normal price and good reviwe, for the very high season, I just found March hotel. It also win an Agoda price, but I found in [URL]Trip.com[/URL] for 40 euro for night. For very high season is ok.

Did somebody try March Hotel? Is they nice and clean?

The room in the road side are noise or not? Otherwise I can book the ones in swimming pool side.

Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]I just stayed at the Grand Hotel Pattaya and I was shocked how quiet it was! This hotel is literally 10 meters off walking street right in the middle of all the action. I had a sea view room on the 8th floor facing north (towards Pattaya Beach) and when I closed the sliding door to the balcony it was almost totally silent! I was expecting it to be noisy and brought earplugs but did not need them at all! I paid $50 a night on Agoda and will stay there again. It was great to be so close to the action and the hotel does a good job of checking ids and calling you when your guest is leaving to make sure everything is ok. My room had a great view, see attached pic.