Soft Beds up to 2000 bht

[bestmate]

Hi, can anyone recommend hotels that have soft beds up to 2k bht per night? Currently looking at April Suites or maybe At Mind.

 

Haven't stayed in hotels much in recent years as i usually rent long term apartments so not up to date.

 

Cheers.

[SlowlyMan]

PBR had nice beds, but I havn't stayed there in years.

 

http://www.pattayabayresort.com/index.php/en/

[Gnorman]

The new Ozo Hotel has the nicest beds and pillows I have used in Thailand, including all the 5 star hotels I have stayed in.

 

I like the nice quiet location also.

[iluvasians/latins]

You will be able to bounce coins off the mattresses at April Suites.

[Helloblackshirt]

At mind is really nice but the beds are hard as fuck

[eanto]

Nice beds at Sandy Spring hotel.

[googlechap]

I've heard that pattaya garden apartments have some of the softest beds but it is a little far from action. 

[kd_traveller]

I found the beds in Areca Lodge to be fine, not too hard not too soft!

 

Although I also like Nature View I did find the mattress there the last time a bit like sleeping on a rock!

[OoJohnnyoO]

Hi, can anyone recommend hotels that have soft beds up to 2k bht per night? Currently looking at April Suites or maybe At Mind.

 

Haven't stayed in hotels much in recent years as i usually rent long term apartments so not up to date.

 

Cheers.

April Suites beds are good, but they're not super soft. In saying that I've had worse in LOS.

[Scuzz]

You got me thinking...

2000 a night will get you one helluva fine hotel room that you will, In all likelihood, be spending hardly any time in. Find a reasonably priced guest house, and go buy the perfect mattress that suits you. Have it delivered & set up in the room. I'm pretty sure the guest house won't mind having a new mattress, & you'll save a few thousand baht.

I've seen mattresses for sale new for about 3500B, & surely they will last a couple weeks.

[Hambone69]

Shooters on soi 7 claims they have beds like one would find in a 5* hotel. ShootersPattaya.com  (I tried inserting a link but it wouldn't for me.)

[Satangman]

LK royal suites have the best beds in pattaya. Biggest and softest pillows. I honestly think there the best I have stayed in over 15 hotels in pattaya

[Daddee]

At mind is really nice but the beds are hard as fuck

I stayed there and they had the two beds stuck together to make a king, and they didn't stay together... hated that...

[bestmate]

You got me thinking...

2000 a night will get you one helluva fine hotel room that you will, In all likelihood, be spending hardly any time in. Find a reasonably priced guest house, and go buy the perfect mattress that suits you. Have it delivered & set up in the room. I'm pretty sure the guest house won't mind having a new mattress, & you'll save a few thousand baht.

I've seen mattresses for sale new for about 3500B, & surely they will last a couple weeks.

 

LOL, 2k bht is my maximum not what i plan to spend if i can get a cheaper deal....just setting an upper limit for soft bed and also only need it for a few nights not a couple of weeks. And last thing i want to be doing with my time is shopping for a mattress in Pattaya. Thanks for the idea anyway even if it sounds a little out there!

[brewster]

I've never had a bad bed at a Pattaya hotel, but then I've only ever stayed at the Pattaya Bay Resort (hundreds of times), Areca Lodge, Dynasty, Sandy Spring and Mercure.