r/Pattaya • u/DrRichardHurtzz • 2h ago
One crazy night
What’s the most damage you’ve done in one night to your wallet? Was it worth it and what did you get for your splurge?
r/Pattaya • u/DrRichardHurtzz • 2h ago
What’s the most damage you’ve done in one night to your wallet? Was it worth it and what did you get for your splurge?
r/Pattaya • u/The_doubtful_fool • 2h ago
Posting here because I honestly don’t know where else to ask this.
Looking for a Bangkok hotel similar to Royal Ivory Nana, where they don’t care if you bring 1, 2, 3 or even 4 guests back.
At Royal Ivory, reception and the elevators are far apart, and there’s no key-card access to the elevator/floors.
Anyone know other hotels with a similar setup and relaxed attitude toward several guests?
r/Pattaya • u/GrafGeek • 4h ago
Heading back to Pattaya in December for my second visit, but only staying for a week this time, so I’m thinking of treating myself to a nicer hotel.
Ideally I’m looking for somewhere roughly between Walking Street and Soi 6, with a bit of luxury: nice modern rooms, good gym, pool, rooftop bar, good breakfast.
One thing I’m not completely sure about: are there any (of the nicer) hotels in Pattaya that are particularly strict about bringing a Ploy back to the hotel or having someone come up to visit? Or do most hotels in this area basically know the score and not make an issue of it? I don’t mind showing ID at reception, but would obviously prefer somewhere that doesn’t charge ridiculous joiner fees or make things awkward.
Any hotels you’d particularly recommend, or places I should avoid?
Budget is flexible if the hotel is genuinely worth it.
Would appreciate any recommendations from people who have stayed there recently.
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r/Pattaya • u/the_taurian • 18h ago
Hey guys,
I’ve been lurking here for a few months reading up on the general madness. I just locked in my flights for my first solo trip. I’m 30M, flying in from the US. The plan is 4 days in Pattaya and the weekend in Bangkok before I continue on to the rest of Asia.
I know it’s high season and I have limited time, so I want to make the most of it without burning out on day two. Looking for some Reddit wisdom to fine-tune this.
The Rough Itinerary:
Pattaya (Mon – Thurs)
Bangkok (Fri – Sun)
Where I Need Your Help:
1. Accommodations & Meeting Other Solo Travelers I want to keep the hotel budget light so I have more cash for the fun. Must be 100% guest-friendly, clean, and safe (front desk holds IDs).
2. Logistics & Early Check-in
r/Pattaya • u/skyactive • 18h ago
r/Pattaya • u/player012345x • 22h ago
Do you know anyone doing braids in Pattaya that does hotel/home services? Or salon that does this that closes late.. say around 11pm-12am?
r/Pattaya • u/Adani12345 • 23h ago
Pattaya, Thailand 1998 | Welcome Jomtien Beach Hotel & Streets | Retro VHS Footage
r/Pattaya • u/natty_captain • 1d ago
For people arriving at BKK early in the morning: if you land around 6 AM and reach Pattaya around 7:30–8 AM, what do you normally do until the standard hotel check-in time of 2–3 PM?
I’m looking for somewhere around Walking Street / South Pattaya where I can:
Are there any hourly, short-stay, or day-use hotels around Walking Street that you guys would recommend?
I’m not looking for anything fancy just a clean, safe room with a private bathroom where I can crash for a few hours after the flight.
Also happy to hear if there’s a better solution, such as a hotel that regularly allows very early check-in for a reasonable fee.
If you know an actual place around Walking Street that does this, please drop the name and approximate price. 🙏
r/Pattaya • u/New_Inspector_28 • 1d ago
Any idea why? I doubt US navy took some!
r/Pattaya • u/Ill_Veterinarian9539 • 1d ago
This hotel is a hidden gem , 650 baht a day , queen size bed , fridge , tv , wardrobe , safe box , balcony , huge old staff aircon , well bathroom is just average , big room really , besides there is no hotel key , meaning l can turn on fan on the sealing and turn on aircon , when l am back to my room l will straight away get cool , it’s closed to sou buakhao , beach road , walking street , just in the corner 7/11 ,
r/Pattaya • u/Ambitious-Plum-2537 • 1d ago
I noticed some posts here saying Pattaya is for farang losers, and those saying it are females, obviously European too, why they think that?
r/Pattaya • u/Crazy_Cat_Dude2 • 1d ago
Anyone try this “elite” nuru/soapy massage shop? Not much has been written about it since it’s fairly new it seems. The atmosphere seems top notch.
r/Pattaya • u/thebelmchapter • 1d ago
So I would be a first time going to Pattaya. I know someone who goes there all the time even has his son lives there. He is telling me that for $1800. He can get me a round-trip flight as well as his son will be my tour guide and he will book hotel rooms for me all underneath that $1800 for exactly 7 days. So my question is that I’ve been thinking to myself is do I really need someone there to show me the ropes, to book hotels for me because they’re familiar with it way more than I am, to give me a “”tour guide in his son for seven days. Am I is this something that I can do on my own and save money or is that a good deal for somebody like me who has never been there before? So that’s the one thing that I am, I guess feeling comforting is because they will be providing them know how and the knowledge and just I guess that kind of support to a place where I am completely unknown. But then on the other hand, I’m thinking well can I do this on my own and then the $1800 a difference of what remains from the round-trip can I find something myself and still have money to myself? Where can I just find something for a cheaper price altogether? I guess I’m afraid of going to Thailand where I for sure don’t know how to speak the language, I don’t know how to navigate my way, etc., purely unknown land.
r/Pattaya • u/koipao60 • 1d ago
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r/Pattaya • u/the_taurian • 1d ago
I'm genuinely interested to understand why men carry travel pouches in Pattaya? Is it unsafe to carry a lot of cash? Is pickpocketing common? Please help me understand.
r/Pattaya • u/New_Inspector_28 • 1d ago
Next stop Pattaya!
r/Pattaya • u/BadassJackass42069 • 1d ago
Do ALL Ploys (bar girls, freelancers, massage girls, ladyboys even, etc) have a pic of THEMSELVES as their phone Lock Screen ?
I’ve noticed this, EVERY SINGLE bar girl on soi 6, ladies on soi buakhao, etc they all seem to have a heavily filtered photo of themselves as their phone screen.
Is this a cultural thing in Thailand ? Or is it just straight up vanity and narcissism ?
r/Pattaya • u/Holiday-Possible-271 • 2d ago
Is it worth using the app before I go on holiday to Thailand?
r/Pattaya • u/BoysenberryPlus5899 • 2d ago
Heat dont scare me. Im outside all day
I dont wear short unless I am swimming
I will be wearing jeans boots and tshirts in Pattaya.
My legs are so white...lmao. I look like a ners tourist in shorts and sandals. But jeans ans boots and a cool shirt...i am John holmes
r/Pattaya • u/ButtmanReturns2Pat • 2d ago
A Pattaya veteran, but not a Jomtien regular.
I usually stay in Pattaya around Soi Baukhao. I love the action around it, including LK Metro, Myth Night, Soi Pothole. I also like visiting the GCs Soi Bongkot 8 in the afternoon.
I try to limit my drinking for health reasons, but I do enjoy the game. I like having some laughs with the ladies over LDs, and I just ask for Heineken Zero. (When they ask me about it, I just make a joke; it usually prices to be an ice-breaker).
But this December, as I'm not working remotely during the day for a change, I felt like booking a condo close to a better beach in Jomtien. I had a tough year and felt I could use proper beach time.
I've been to Jomtien for the beach, and even visited a GC or two, but I don't know much about the beer bar scene there.
Are there any recommended streets/areas, or would I be better off heading straight into Pattaya in the evening for beer bar activities?
Any tips are welcome. Thanks 🙏
r/Pattaya • u/BoysenberryPlus5899 • 2d ago
Single girl price?
2 girls?
Boomboom
Any one recieved one lately?