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04-02-26 17:42 #5091Senior Member

Posts: 660It'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.
Originally Posted by Kirsia123
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04-01-26 21:23 #5090Senior Member

Posts: 113Hotel Amber
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.
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04-01-26 21:22 #5089Senior Member

Posts: 660Update. 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!
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04-01-26 21:16 #5088Senior Member

Posts: 660Flipper house
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.
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03-25-26 13:14 #5087Senior Member

Posts: 113Marriott Pattaya North
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
Originally Posted by Mogwai
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03-24-26 12:04 #5086Senior Member

Posts: 7745Recommendations from The Cmdr
I've referred a half dozen friends (who have deep enough pockets) to View Talay 6. 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 Apex Pattaya Hotel. Outstanding location, basic clean rooms and prices so low it's hard to get a room in the place. The perfect fuck pad 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 Flipper Lodge Hotel. Excellent location, well appointed rooms (although quite small), tight security, mid priced and excellent breakfast buffet.
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03-24-26 09:13 #5085Senior Member

Posts: 2662The 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.
Originally Posted by Achmmc
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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.
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03-23-26 20:28 #5084Senior Member

Posts: 118That 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.
Originally Posted by Kirsia123
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03-23-26 20:25 #5083Senior Member

Posts: 118I guess some like it. But it did not work for me. Room was annoying small, miss the maid cleaning and making bed, Elevators a pita, no breakfast available. The roof top is in the blazing sun and far too uncomfortable. The entire building is performatory, trying to check off boxes on a card. Unless I was staying for a month or more I would not stay here, and even then maybe not. The nearby hotels are geared towards the needs of tourists. I much prefer them and will never stay at a condo again.
Originally Posted by MongerHunger
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03-23-26 08:17 #5082Regular Member

Posts: 1Pattaya visit Frist Time
Friends, I am visiting Thailand for 1st time and will spend my time in Pattaya for 7 - 10 days. Going through the reports for last 1 years, but could not decide; Request senior members to suggest a suitable girl friendly hotels (for a newbie).
Thank you.
DeKoder.
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02-28-26 17:54 #5081Senior Member

Posts: 113What are the pros and cons with the Grande Centre Point hotel
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
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01-06-26 13:56 #5080Senior Member

Posts: 2882If you booked through a booking platform (like Agoda, Booking etc.) you may want to write a review hinting the hotel is not girlfriendly. You can write a "good" 4-star review (in order not to be liable under the Thai law regarding "slander") while still getting the message across. This will cost the hotel much more than the one thousands they stole from you. I guess they are not girlfriendly because they want to force customers to session in the Soi 6 bars nearby. Maybe they're under pressure from the bar mafia.
Originally Posted by JhonyLittle
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01-06-26 13:36 #5079Senior Member

Posts: 660Hotel J Pattaya
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.
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10-31-25 02:02 #5078Senior Member

Posts: 653I'm glad you asked this because I had a similar question. It recently came to my attention that 20 yo is the legal age in Thailand. I had previously assumed it was 18 yo. Is there a real risk of criminal penalties if you bring a 18 or 19 yo girl to your room? I'm only interested in short-term, not overnight.
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10-30-25 13:56 #5077Senior Member

Posts: 154On my last visit, I mistakenly handed over a few hundred bahts to the guard who had helped me with my luggage. Meant to hand out the 10/20's but as luck would have been, 2/3 hundred bath notes came out instead and me being me, thought it would feel bad to put them in and take out the correct notes. Plus the guy had a really wide smile haha! But it did pan out for me, cause he treated me like royalty for the rest of the trip. He made sure he would be the one to keep the girl's ID and call the room before she left and all that. Even gave me pointers on street food and snooker bars nearby. Also warned me of a Turkish / Uzbek chick I got from the beach at night, that she had been accused of stealing in the past LOL. I did have a few 18-19 year olds and they didn't stop them, not sure if they had some fake ID or what.
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