Hotels PATTAYA

[PigDogg]

My guess is that they haven^t released the rooms to third party websites that far in advance.

Maybe AS realizes they don^t need 3rd party websites as word of mouth among mongers keeps the joint filled.

[farangbah]

A friend of ours is staying in Chaba (The) Hut, on Soi Buakao.

Anyone else been there?

[El_hefe]

My guess is that they haven^t released the rooms to third party websites that far in advance.

Maybe AS realizes they don^t need 3rd party websites as word of mouth among mongers keeps the joint filled.

I think your right PD, word of mouth for August Suites may suffice now, Tripadvisor is full of good reviews of them as well now.... (#1 there is something called the Rabbit Resort, anyone familiar with it?)
Here is the price list quoted for the next year high season:

Dear Sir,

Thank you for your e-mail.

Our best rates in January-February 2011 are

-1,500 THB/night/no breakfast for a Superior room City side on the 2nd floor.


-1,650 THB/night/no breakfast for a Superior room City side on the 3rd -5th floor.

-1,800 THB/night/no breakfast for a Superior room Pool side (not directly see the pool) on the 3rd -5th floor.

-2,000 THB/night/no breakfast for a Superior room Pool side (directly see the pool).

-2,350 THB/night/with breakfast for a Deluxe room pool side (with bathtub in the bathroom).

-2,900 THB/night/with breakfast for an Executive Suite city side

-3,350 THB/night/with breakfast for an Executive Suite pool side

These rooms can stay max 2 persons.


If you would like to make a reservation, please confirm and give us your name, address, and telephone no. Then we will send you the confirmation letter which you have to fill in your credit cards details and send it back to us via e-mail or fax.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best Regards,

So how do these compare to last years prices I wonder?  They do seem to have an inventory of all room types so they obviously aren't sold out as I first imagined.

[manarak]

yes, rabbit resort I know, I love it

it is situated on dongtan beach in jomtien

[manarak]

I just booked the adelphi suites at 69 USD a night in BKK, using 35000 agoda points, sweet!

Does anyone know if the Pattaya Bay Resort still has building noise?

i'm considering their deluxe room.
the rate is 1600, but take off 100 baht for the breakfast, and then use the pay 6 stay 7 offer, puts my 14 nights at
12 * 1500 = 18.000 baht + 7% tax = 19.260 baht

if august suite's location wasn't so shitty, I would consider staying there. they offered 1300 baht per night.
14 * 1300 = 18.200 baht, and their pool is much nicer.

but the PBR has that strategic location
hmmm...

[Chinaman]

(manarak @ Jul. 24 2010,06:10) Does anyone know if the Pattaya Bay Resort still has building noise?

As their 2nd elevator has been finished for a while, I don't think so but I haven't stayed there for a while.

I thought you were planning on staying at the Mosaik? Extremely quiet here, even during the day.

But I know you are picky, so I will not try to convince you ;-)

[manarak]

yep, actually I wanted to write about Mosaik after the lines about Agust Suites, but someone disturbed me and then I forgot to write about mosaik.

what bugs me about mosaik, is the pool.
I sometimes enjoy to spend some time in the pool.

also, I am concerned about the looming water shortage in Patts

[deepthroat]

(manarak @ Jul. 25 2010,03:35) I am concerned about the looming water shortage in Patts

loom shortage or water shortage - which is it?

Doubt there will be any "loom" shortage as all the hotels seem to be in the midst or a real drought right now.

[pacman]

Only the hotels that have installed large water tanks are able to cope with the water shortage here in Pattaya. Having the water cut off with no notice is very inconvenient.

Just  another reason why I like to stay at the Penthouse.

As for noise issues, the double glazed windows here are very effective at keeping the noise out. I would not like the thin walls of the PBR, having to listen to the guy pounding the bed all night in the next room is not for me.

[El_hefe]

Sorry Pac, I'll try to keep it down next time....... but I'm a screamer!!

[pacman]

    Was that you?      

[katoeylover]

(pacman @ Jul. 25 2010,02:04) Only the hotels that have installed large water tanks are able to cope with the water shortage here in Pattaya. Having the water cut off with no notice is very inconvenient.

Just  another reason why I like to stay at the Penthouse.

As for noise issues, the double glazed windows here are very effective at keeping the noise out. I would not like the thin walls of the PBR, having to listen to the guy pounding the bed all night in the next room is not for me.

How many hotels have water issues?

[PigDogg]

1500 a night is as good as you get for high season at August Suites. 1300 for low season.

Rabbit Resort is an inconvenient night time location. Good for families who want to be close to Pattaya Park or if one wants to be close to the beach.

[manarak]

(katoeylover @ Jul. 25 2010,22:54)

(pacman @ Jul. 25 2010,02:04) Only the hotels that have installed large water tanks are able to cope with the water shortage here in Pattaya. Having the water cut off with no notice is very inconvenient.

Just  another reason why I like to stay at the Penthouse.

As for noise issues, the double glazed windows here are very effective at keeping the noise out. I would not like the thin walls of the PBR, having to listen to the guy pounding the bed all night in the next room is not for me.

How many hotels have water issues?

none yet, but Mabprachan reservoir is looking like a swamp after a draught.
if the rain situation doesn't improve massively, Pattaya will run out of water soon.

I've never seen the reservoir be full.

I hope the region government will use the King's patented method to make it rain soon.

[PigDogg]

PATTAYA: -- Sixteen people have been injured in a devastating lift accident at the Welcome Jomtien Hotel in Pattaya on Saturday. The group had entered the lift at the 18th floor before an unknown power failure resulted in the lift freefalling 10 floors before hitting the ground level.

At the scene, on the ground floor of the Welcome Jomtien Hotel, officers managed to forcefully open the lift doors to free the trapped people. Upon opening the doors, 16 people were found inside, in varying states of injury or shock. Five were sent to the Pattaya Memorial Hospital, while the remaining 11 were transported to the Pattaya International Hospital.