Traveled with my husband. This hotel is geographically well located - on a cliff between the central part of the city and Jomtien - I think this is a big plus. The place is quiet but not deserted.
You have to go down the stairs to the beach, the strip of the beach is narrow, it is used by guests of three 3 * hotels. Sunbeds are paid. I took an inflatable mattress with me - it was very useful. The sea is soft and warm. No trips to Ko-Lan are needed.
In the hotel itself, the rooms are so-so - old, figovinky, without balconies, but it is quite possible to sleep and wash. The first 4 days we lived on the 1st floor overlooking the fence, behind which the construction site, then we had a fight and moved to another room. Well, that is, on the first day it was necessary to download the rights. Once again I was convinced that modesty must be fought. They sang a song at the reception, they say, after 4 days there will only be rooms or pay extra for a room with a balcony 800 baht per day. When the term of exile was coming to an end, already another shift began to postpone our move, to which I stated that I personally walked through the floors and saw, yes, I SAW free rooms!
Maybe nearby Cozy Beach with better rooms?
The food is good in almost all cafes and even in mobile kitchens. We didn't have any digestive problems. Maybe because we always washed down lunch and dinner with beer? Here at other people problems happened - told. I am lost in conjectures about the reasons - I have never seen dirt in the places of cooking and eating.
Of the excursions, everyone praised the trip to the River Kwai, but we did not go. I liked the free tour to the crocodile farm. Madame Nong Nooch's garden was not to her liking - the plants were mostly scorched by the sun.
There is absolutely nothing for children to do in Pattaya.
Super fruits. No fabric. I didn't like shopping there at all.
You have to go down the stairs to the beach, the strip of the beach is narrow, it is used by guests of three 3 * hotels. Sunbeds are paid. I took an inflatable mattress with me - it was very useful. The sea is soft and warm. No trips to Ko-Lan are needed.
In the hotel itself, the rooms are so-so - old, figovinky, without balconies, but it is quite possible to sleep and wash. The first 4 days we lived on the 1st floor overlooking the fence, behind which the construction site, then we had a fight and moved to another room. Well, that is, on the first day it was necessary to download the rights. Once again I was convinced that modesty must be fought. They sang a song at the reception, they say, after 4 days there will only be rooms or pay extra for a room with a balcony 800 baht per day. When the term of exile was coming to an end, already another shift began to postpone our move, to which I stated that I personally walked through the floors and saw, yes, I SAW free rooms!
Maybe nearby Cozy Beach with better rooms?
The food is good in almost all cafes and even in mobile kitchens. We didn't have any digestive problems. Maybe because we always washed down lunch and dinner with beer? Here at other people problems happened - told. I am lost in conjectures about the reasons - I have never seen dirt in the places of cooking and eating.
Of the excursions, everyone praised the trip to the River Kwai, but we did not go. I liked the free tour to the crocodile farm. Madame Nong Nooch's garden was not to her liking - the plants were mostly scorched by the sun.
There is absolutely nothing for children to do in Pattaya.
Super fruits. No fabric. I didn't like shopping there at all.
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