Areca is Booked Solid. Now what?

[DSmoke3000]

Yeah so I see from the threads that Areca is the best hotel for the money, but its booked solid for the next couple of weeks. Did a little search and found mixed reviews on other hotels. So I'm at square 1 again. Looking for a clean, under 1800 TB, with Pool, and Guest Friendly Hotel. I see that most hotel sites don't advertise they are Guest Friendly, so thats why I'm asking the BMs. Just a few tips would be appreciated. Thanks again.

[pablo]

Sandy Springs, Soi 13????

[seafox]

Pattaya Bay Resort

Staying there June 7-14

990 baht standard room

pay for 6 nights 1 free

Pentire loves the place

[Caerphilly]

One site (that I can find a link if required) is advertising a standard room at the 2007 opened LK Rennissance for 1800 the LK renissance is in the same soi as the Arcrea with smaller pools but a huge increase in room quality imo

[Talbotman]

ITA ALL about opinions what is the best value hotel in pattaya i certainly dont rate areca highly for a start its too dificult to make a booking with them download the booking form /fill out your credit card details/fax it back to them too much trouble for me i am afraid

there are plenty of hotels well below your price range here are just a few

SIAM SAWASDEE HOTEL soi honey inn price 1300 bhat a night (i cant stay there cos my girl works in reception there so no hanky panky with guests allowed 5555555

sabai inn hotel soi 2 have stayed there 2 times and will do so again in october 1350 bhat a night sister hotel of the more expensive sabai lodge hotel (which is opposite it) sabai lodge has 4 different swim pools (sabai inn guests can use)

flipper house hotel AND flipper lodge hotel hotels at each end of soi 7 both priced at around 1400 bhat a night flipper lodge overlooks the beach at pattaya

eastiny place hotel soi 7 again a good hjotel at around 1400 bhat a night with swim pool on thye roof

not allowed to put web addresses here on site so do a google search or if you need any more help with booking addresses just pm me .

[banger_chris]

hi there!

have to give flipper hotel a bigh thumbs up. stayed there two weegs ago. walk-in. 1000 baht a night. 500 baht deposit for safety box at reception. nice and clean rooms. nice pool with bar in the pool on the 8th floor which overlooks pattaya. good prices there too if you want to relax with your missus at the pool. paid 650 baht for a bottle of bacardi plus three bottles of coke and ice. girl friendly and good location in soi8. will stay there again in three weeks for another 10 days.

cheers,

chris

Originally Posted by Talbotman

ITA ALL about opinions what is the best value hotel in pattaya i certainly dont rate areca highly for a start its too dificult to make a booking with them download the booking form /fill out your credit card details/fax it back to them too much trouble for me i am afraid

there are plenty of hotels well below your price range here are just a few

SIAM SAWASDEE HOTEL soi honey inn price 1300 bhat a night (i cant stay there cos my girl works in reception there so no hanky panky with guests allowed 5555555

sabai inn hotel soi 2 have stayed there 2 times and will do so again in october 1350 bhat a night sister hotel of the more expensive sabai lodge hotel (which is opposite it) sabai lodge has 4 different swim pools (sabai inn guests can use)

flipper house hotel AND flipper lodge hotel hotels at each end of soi 7 both priced at around 1400 bhat a night flipper lodge overlooks the beach at pattaya

eastiny place hotel soi 7 again a good hjotel at around 1400 bhat a night with swim pool on thye roof

not allowed to put web addresses here on site so do a google search or if you need any more help with booking addresses just pm me .

[DSmoke3000]

Well, I just got an email saying they have a room available, but alot of constuction is going on there. Does anyone know if the noise will be a problem when recovering from a night out or just an eye sore.

[Dodger]

Depends on which room you have, someone, think it was Dbaron posted he had room at back and could hear some noise.

Just book it and if to much noise move out and book elsewhere, its no problem getting rooms this time of year.

[DSmoke3000]

I guess I made a few people mad with my questions, especially one in particular. I thought this was a public forum where you can submit and request information about the Land of Smiles. Well no worries. I'm going to be there and enjoy myself regardless. Thanks to all those who helped. CHEERS

[DSmoke3000]

Thanks to all the BMs for there help on a hotel. I got a good deal at nice hotel that was suggested by another BM. Thanks to all for helping me make this a well informed Holi.

[TanMan]

Originally Posted by DSmoke3000

I guess I made a few people mad with my questions, especially one in particular. I thought this was a public forum where you can submit and request information about the Land of Smiles. Well no worries. I'm going to be there and enjoy myself regardless. Thanks to all those who helped. CHEERS

I think "irritated" is the better word. Here's why:

1. You split off a topic that could have been contained within one thread.
2. You appeared to not even understand the implications of having construction in a hotel you were thinking of staying in. My first thought was "why even take the chance". You've never seen construction before?

And now:

3. You so far have trumped the conclusion to this short story by denying the final conclusion you made. What hotel? Why? How much per night? What deal you got? Who's advice did you take?

It's your chance to add some content and information.

Hope this helps in future topics for you...