Sabai Resort

[jim2k]

well i flew in march 9th. and stayed here at the Sabai Resort I booked this hotel because i wanted to stay in north pattaya because it was quieter and it was near the Big C mall. I only lasted 7 days here it is an okay place. I stayed in a superior room for 1250 baht a day. the room was old but clean the bed was very hard to me since i sleep on a tempurpedic mattress but i think it is a normal bed for Thailand as my other hotel had the same thing but only newer. one reason i booked here is that they have free wireless in there lobby. the first & second day it was fast but after that it became dog slow that it was one reason why i moved. the others were I found myself hanging out more around soi 13 area and soi diana. one thing i find to be an issue is crossing 2nd road. in the mornings it was no problem but by afternoon and evenings it is horrible i'm surprised more people do not get run over doing it.

 

The pool area is called dolphin pool which was nice

 

I would stay here again if it was cheaper here's some pics of the room

 

 

 

[7-Eleven]

Many thanks for the report mate including the pics... Don't think it would be my cup of tea but it's always nice to have a look at what you get for your money.

[bongoz]

Thanks for the pics. Stayed at the sabai lodge before and liked it, I wondered about the sabai resort

[Thai Tony]

Jim 2 k

 

Thanks for your report and photos.

 

The photos you have posted are of the Sabai Resort ??????? Used to be the Weekender hotel, I was there nearly 20 years back, it was my number one hotel for a few years back in the early 90's.

 

The photos you have posted look like the standard rooms in the Sabai Lodge hotel in soi 2.

 

As the same hotel group own them now I am sure they have done them out the same.

 

My last stay in Sabai Lodge was ok as it is a ok hotel but the beds are fucking bad and shit.

They are soft and must be as old as the fucking hills.

 

Cheers

 

Thai Tony.

[scooterdog]

dose not look to bad

[Questner]

Basically there are two twins stuck together instead of one Queen or king which means no serious action on those. Walls are very thin so you hear every time anyone is puking or arguing with a girl. Other than that the hotel is a great choice

[Hardeep J]

i love the sabai hotels in and around soi 2. i normally stay in the sabai inn hotel, but never tried the sabai lodge.

[Sheist!]

Thanks for the pics. Stayed at the sabai lodge before and liked it, I wondered about the sabai resort

 

 

There's that "patented" Thai "mattress". Even pricier places have the same hard-ass beds, so it's got to be a "Thai thing".

[Questner]

Wanted to add some pictures to Sabai Resort report

The pool is quite nice

Rooms have everything you need. Beware of thin walls. Beds need replacement.

hotel is very friendly with great staff. No ID check. Two girls OK. Great breakfast.

Digital safe inside.

Booked last visit superior C on double occupancy. All included $50 per night.

Location is great on the baht bus loop, near Big C, soi 2 bars across.

Wish everyone great trips!

[Hardeep J]

i remember a falang and his teelack were 'getting it on' in the pool last time i was there....... quite a funny moment

[ER28]

what is a good hotel to stay at?

[magwitch]

stayed at sabai resort for 3 weeks in feb/mar this year, deluxe b room, had a good time no real complaints and have booked again for 3 weeks this nov/dec but in a deluxe garden room (extra 200 baht per night), giving me a bit more luxury ??

 

crossing 2nd road can be a bit of a problem but i survived, and i particularly like being near big c, food ok, friendly service and the tg likes it

 

mags

 

[Sheist!]

Oooh, large bathroom. Sure beats the broom closet bath I've seen WAY too many times.

 

Plenty of room for a he + she to do a slow shower.

[Hardeep J]

what is a good hotel to stay at?

 

this one for course