Resorts in Pattaya

"The hotel is a bit old, but generally well-maintained. It would be perfect if they renovated the pool area and the outdoor wooden flooring. There are two or three decent-sized pools, including a kids' pool. However, many tiles in the kids' pool are missing, posing a significant safety hazard – my niece cut her foot there and it bled a lot. The hotel is right by the beach, which is nothing special but offers nice sunset views and a pleasant sea breeze. The hotel's restaurant has good food that's reasonably priced, and the service is excellent. Getting to Walking Street requires a taxi, and Pattaya traffic can be heavy, so allow at least 20 minutes."

"The hotel is located in an alley. There isn't much parking space in front; if it's full, you'll have to park on the street in front of the hotel. The hotel isn't very large, with a pool in the middle surrounded by guest rooms. The staff provide excellent service and are very helpful and accommodating. The room rates are quite affordable and include breakfast, which is either congee or American style. Additional food is available for purchase if you want extra or for a late-night meal. The room itself is a decent size. If you prefer a soft bed, this isn't for you; the bed is quite firm. Some of the built-in furniture in the room is old and showing wear and tear. The bathroom sink was clogged, but the staff fixed it promptly. The water pressure is strong, but I wish they would renovate some parts of the room as they look dated."

"The hotel was nice but more for families as on the weekend the beach chairs were always full and many kids around. The hotel has private beach with free kayaking during your stay which was quite nice. Hotel were friendly and kind too. Location is a bit inconvenient but you can book a taxi to go to city center still just not very walkable. Worth the price tho, should stay at least 2days+ to properly enjoy the beach and facilities"

"After looking at hotels in Pattaya for several days with my friend, we finally settled on this one. I personally think it offers great value for money. It has a beautiful French style, perfect for taking photos. When we checked in, the staff were very friendly. The hotel lobby has excellent air conditioning and they even served wood apple juice. On our first day, we wanted to find some food nearby. We saw a recommended restaurant on an app that claimed to be delicious (see picture 10). We walked for over half an hour in the sun and were completely parched. In the end, we spent 570 Thai Baht but weren't full, and the food was terrible. Many locals were eating there, so I guess it was just that we weren't used to the taste! To the right of that bad restaurant, there's a place called MHAN, which was much better. We ordered some stir-fried noodles and a Pad Kra Pao for just over 200 Thai Baht. After eating, we took a motorcycle back to the hotel. We're definitely not walking again. For some reason, an 800-meter walk on a Thai map feels like 2 kilometers. We stayed in building 3, which was very quiet. We hadn't slept well for the first two days at another hotel because of roosters, so it was a relief to finally get a good night's sleep here. The garden view room has a large balcony with a beautiful garden view, just as lovely as in the hotel's promotional pictures. The only minor inconvenience in the room was the lack of bedside outlets; we had to charge our devices by the TV or on the desk. Also, it's best to keep the balcony door closed, otherwise, you'll get mosquitoes, as the hotel has a lot of greenery, leading to quite a few mosquitoes. During our stay, we had an essential oil massage. It was over 500 RMB for two people for 90 minutes. The technique was decent. If you have a generous budget, you could try it. Picture 4 shows the prices. We didn't book breakfast when we made our hotel reservation. Buying it separately at the hotel costs 350 Thai Baht per person. We tried it once (see picture 6). The breakfast variety felt a bit limited, so the value for money wasn't great, and the taste was just okay. You could definitely skip it. For breakfast, I highly recommend the coffee shop just outside the lobby (pictures 2 and 3). A sandwich is just over 100 Thai Baht, and the coffee, Thai milk tea, and small cakes are all quite good. Everything else was very satisfying. The hotel has two pools, one large and one small – one for swimming and one for admiring. When an umbrella broke one day, someone quickly brought a replacement. There are shuttle buggies from the lobby to the rooms, and almost all the staff we encountered greeted us with a smile. At the hotel lobby's spa reception, there was a lovely lady with a round face who spoke excellent Chinese. She was very patient in answering our questions. This is a hotel I would definitely choose again if I come to Pattaya."

"The overall ambiance is very Thai. I booked it based on the photos of the environment. Most of the guests staying here are Russian. You can tell this hotel is quite old, even though it's been renovated. The bathroom, especially the toilet, is pretty mediocre and outdated. The service was just so-so; we didn't receive a welcome drink when we arrived, but other foreign guests did. Out of the four hotels I booked for this trip to Thailand, this was the only one that charged us for our child's breakfast, whereas the others didn't charge extra. As for the location, if you're used to staying around Soi 1 and Soi 2, this place is relatively less convenient. It's close to Terminal 21, but still at least a ten-minute walk, which is hard for kids in the hot Thai weather. I wouldn't highly recommend it."

"This was my second stay here with my family, and it was just as impressive as the first time. The room was spacious, and both the bed and pillows were incredibly soft and comfortable, making it easy to relax. The breakfast offered a wide variety of options, which we really enjoyed. One of the highlights of our stay was the swimming pool—it’s stylish and well-designed, with a fun water slide and inflatable rings that made it especially enjoyable for the whole family. Even during the busy weekend, when the hotel was quite full, everything was well-managed and there was still plenty of space and amenities for all guests. We truly had a great experience and are already planning to return again next year."

"This place is less than a ten-minute walk from the beach, and the value for money is absolutely fantastic! The service was also great; the front desk lady was very friendly. Plus, there's a play area for kids, making it super family-friendly. For the price, it really exceeded my expectations!"

"The hotel isn't very close to the beach, but there's a free hourly hotel shuttle running until 8pm. The swimming pool is great with 2 cool areas for kids to play. There's a sandbox and an indoor play area. Rooms are big enough and come with a nice balcony, with a table and 2 chairs. Bathroom could be a little cleaner. The area around the hotel looks like a wasteland, but fortunately can reach a 7/11 and 2 other supermarkets within a 10-minute walk."

"When we checked in, we asked the front desk if there were any high-floor rooms available. The lady there, with a professional but insincere smile, immediately said they were fully booked and told us we were lucky to even check in at noon. However, I checked Trip.com right away, and it clearly showed rooms were still available for that day! This kind of 'seasoned veteran' attitude from hotel staff hasn't changed in over a decade. The hotel being old is an objective fact, which is fine, but the hygiene truly wasn't good. The drinks in the mini-fridge had mold growing on them, and many other details were unhygienic. I recommend not consuming anything from there. The beach is nice and offers standard resort amenities: beautiful beach, and very nice security staff who help pull out loungers for you. The sand is a bit coarse, so it's not very comfortable underfoot. Breakfast was decent, and there's a restaurant (didn't try it, looked unappetizing). I didn't go to the spa, but my partner said the environment was nice, though the massage itself was mediocre. Chasing after 'value for money' comes with its drawbacks: The hotel front desk staff are too slick and unhelpful when it comes to solving problems. The hygiene conditions are poor. The soundproofing is incredibly, incredibly, incredibly bad! Thankfully, there's a 7-Eleven nearby to somewhat redeem it!"

"Location: As a frequent traveler between Pattaya and Bangkok, this was my 5th stay at this hotel. It's located in North Pattaya, close to the Sanctuary of Truth, about 3 kilometers from Pattaya's bustling Terminal 21. If you're looking for a relaxing holiday, this spot is perfect; it's much quieter than the Walking Street area and truly lets you enjoy the tranquility and beauty of a seaside escape. Hotel Amenities: The hotel boasts a private beach with a designated safe swimming area, and you can also try paddleboarding. There's also an on-site restaurant offering 180-degree sea views, which is fantastic for photos. My family and I spent our entire stay here, swimming, getting massages, manicures, dining, enjoying coffee, and paddleboarding – everything we needed in one place. If we wanted some excitement, we'd take the complimentary shuttle bus to the Terminal 21 area for some shopping and then return to the hotel by bus. Surroundings: Right outside the hotel, there's a TOPS supermarket. A short walk a few hundred meters to the left leads to a fruit market where you can find all sorts of seasonal Thai fruits, plus a small night market popular with Westerners for dinner. The Sanctuary of Truth is about a 30-minute walk away, and the hotel is also close to Pattaya's largest seafood market, where you can buy fresh seafood and have it cooked on the spot. The hotel is a bit older, but it's well-maintained and very clean. I believe this contributes to its excellent value for money. For the same price of 1600 THB, you wouldn't even get a stay in other 5-star hotels in Pattaya. Here, you can get an executive suite – 132 square meters for a family of four – which is an incredible deal!"