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02-07-24 02:05 #4896Senior Member

Posts: 59Flipper Lodge.
Originally Posted by Ulalaulala123
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Stayed at Flipper Lodge. Never had a problem taking ladies back to my room.
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02-06-24 22:41 #4895Regular Member

Posts: 11I've had more than one girl come back for short time and stay LT for the same price because the room was nice.
Originally Posted by BananaBoi
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02-06-24 14:17 #4894Senior Member

Posts: 56Bayview help
I am going to Pattaya in April and will be staying at Bayview. Can anyone tell me whether it's possible to take a girl back to the room? Or do they create problems? Can't stay at another hotel as I am getting an excellent deal there due to a vacation club membership.
Originally Posted by Belsie
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02-04-24 13:42 #4893Senior Member

Posts: 65Whitehouse Conditel
Booked this for 3 days based on the suggestions here. Great little hotel, very helpful staff. Small selection of breakfast but was good. Excellent location close to Beach Road and Second Road, tons of restaurants, money exchange, pubs nearby. Walkable to both Soi6 and Walking Street and Girl Friendly. Highly recommended.
Originally Posted by Allover
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02-03-24 19:12 #4892Senior Member

Posts: 33There and back again
Hey, spent around 3-4 weeks in Pattaya last Aug / Sept as a trial run. Found hotel recommendations here and ended up booking KTK Hotel for most of my stay. Had a great time!
The hotel has spacious rooms with comfy beds, a decent kitchen, and a good bathroom. The shower pressure was a bit meh, but after years of regular travel, I think it's an international issue that needs a UN task force to fix. Most other guests were Chinese / Korean / Indian. I never made it to breakfast on time, but Siam Lounge across the street had good late breakfast option at lunchtime. Alex Bar was my go-to for drinks and snacks, and there's a 7/11 and an ATM nearby.
Now, I'm heading back to Pattaya in April / May for another 3 weeks. Debating whether to stick with KTK or try something new, I took a chance with Page 10 after seeing their rooms on Agoda. They're smaller than KTK but look better, the rooftop bar and pool was a selling point as well. Checked the map and noticed that Hemingway is close, along with a few massage spots and another 7/11.
If anyone has experience staying at Page 10, feel free to share!
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02-03-24 12:27 #4891Senior Member

Posts: 660Bella Villa Prima and flipper lodge
Planning to revisit in March but only for 4-5 days. Booked 2 days in Bella Villa Prima to be near the the big soapies and remaining days will book either LK empress or flipper lodge near the beach Road.
I like the location of LK empress (right on the beach Road) and saw few recent reviews here. How are Bella Villa Prima and flipper lodge hotels for our hobby?
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02-02-24 07:16 #4890Senior Member

Posts: 2882The rate for one time housekeeping with change of linen at VT6 for a 90 m2 condo is 1000 Baht. If you stay more than 3 weeks buying a cheap vacuum cleaner might be a good idea. So much for Thailand being a low-wage country.
Originally Posted by Werqweq
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02-02-24 07:12 #4889Senior Member

Posts: 2882Higher floors (above 14th) are as good as free of mosquitos. What I am carefull to book is Walking Street side or pool side. Cooking facilities vary from apartment to apartment. Who wants to cook in Thailand? Mirrors and how soft the mattress is matter more IMO.
Originally Posted by Margaya
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02-02-24 04:47 #4888Senior Member

Posts: 6804Did the room you booked show a photo of the exact room you're getting? A 'partial ocean view room' could mean a room on the side of the building right beside the Hilton monstrosity and all you see is a TINY sliver of the water. If ocean view is important to you pay for ocean view.
Originally Posted by Margaya
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02-01-24 17:35 #4887Senior Member

Posts: 78I stayed at the Hard Rock Hotel. Good location and nice pool. I did not have any opportunity to bring "friends" in, but to me seemed very easy and with no issues.
Originally Posted by PayForIt
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Enjoy.
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01-29-24 22:49 #4886Senior Member

Posts: 444Muchas Gracius
Thank you all for replying and sharing the TIPs, looks like I am ready to try VT6. I booked a partial ocean view room, lets see how it turns out.
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01-28-24 10:19 #4885Senior Member

Posts: 42Bayview
Would you not consider the Bayview, same good location as the Wave, but better price.
Originally Posted by PayForIt
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01-27-24 23:32 #4884Senior Member

Posts: 1974High end hotels
On previous visits to Pattaya I've stayed in Hilton and Wave. Love the infinity pool at Hilton but three downsides to the hotel (1) Gym is far too small (2) Hate having to go up in one lift to reception and another to the room. A pain and (3) overpriced. Last trip stayed a week in Wave. Fabulous location, good breakfast but rooms a bit dated. Am staying x2 nights in Sanctuary Pratumnak but wondered if members had stayed in Somerset (nice rooftop pool) and anywhere on Wong Amat beach which looks amazing.
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01-24-24 14:54 #4883Senior Member

Posts: 493Vt6
Make sure your on the Walking str side of building. The other side, the parking lot of Central Mall side is so noisy from 7 am. Lot of delivery trucks entering loading bays as well.
Originally Posted by Margaya
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01-24-24 10:40 #4882Senior Member

Posts: 5459I would have 3 girls over sometimes, but stopped after 2 drunk girls held me down while a third almost suffocated me with her pussy. I can't control 3 drunk girls.
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