Hotel guesthouse or apartments?

[Foodbeast04]

which do people recommend?

 

basically after the cheapest option. but all im arsed about is it being safe and close to the soi 8 or walking st area.

 

how much should i be lookin to spend for 2 weeks?

 

wat are the actual pro's (no pun intended)and cons of hotels/guesthouses/apartments?

[mic59]

If you're looking for cheap and adequate, ice inn is probably your best bet(although you may find the cheaper rooms a bit spartan). There are a number of cheap guesthouses on 2nd road in between sois 6 and 7. But in the main its just a question of looking around. Don't believe the agents in Bangkok who will try to tell you that there isn't anything below 800 baht a night in Pattaya. 400-500 will get you a basic bed, bathroom, A/C. When I was there I found the main expense was the food, nearly all the places are western food and if you don't watch out your meals can add up to quite a cost. Best to stick to the food court or market.

2 week budget costs would depend on what you intend to do but I wouldn't budget on less than THB300000 for 2 weeks. If you feel the need to save a bit of money take a bus to Koh Chang and Trat for a few days.

[bobbyg]

If you're looking for cheap and adequate, ice inn is probably your best bet(although you may find the cheaper rooms a bit spartan). There are a number of cheap guesthouses on 2nd road in between sois 6 and 7. But in the main its just a question of looking around. Don't believe the agents in Bangkok who will try to tell you that there isn't anything below 800 baht a night in Pattaya. 400-500 will get you a basic bed, bathroom, A/C. When I was there I found the main expense was the food, nearly all the places are western food and if you don't watch out your meals can add up to quite a cost. Best to stick to the food court or market.

2 week budget costs would depend on what you intend to do but I wouldn't budget on less than THB300000 for 2 weeks. If you feel the need to save a bit of money take a bus to Koh Chang and Trat for a few days.

 

 

THB 300000 for 2 weeks???

[Foodbeast04]

yes i wasn't sure about this!? Goin for 2 weeks to Thailand but hammering Bangkok for 4/5 days and Pattaya the rest. Reckon £200 should cover accomodation, I'm not lookin for 5 star. Just safe, brass friendly and has air con!

[mic59]

THB 300000 for 2 weeks???

 

 

Oops, one too many zeroes. It's winter here and I shiver a lot.

[bigdaveere]

hi my room 600 per night fan air con fride cable tv safe all inc

[bigdaveere]

im in soi 10 second road 5 mins soi 7,8,walking st

[billybob69]

hi my room 600 per night fan air con fride cable tv safe all inc

 

Does "Faulty Towers" have a website? How noisy was it around there?

[bramble bill]

If you're looking for cheap and adequate, ice inn is probably your best bet(although you may find the cheaper rooms a bit spartan). There are a number of cheap guesthouses on 2nd road in between sois 6 and 7. But in the main its just a question of looking around. Don't believe the agents in Bangkok who will try to tell you that there isn't anything below 800 baht a night in Pattaya. 400-500 will get you a basic bed, bathroom, A/C. When I was there I found the main expense was the food, nearly all the places are western food and if you don't watch out your meals can add up to quite a cost. Best to stick to the food court or market.

2 week budget costs would depend on what you intend to do but I wouldn't budget on less than THB300000 for 2 weeks. If you feel the need to save a bit of money take a bus to Koh Chang and Trat for a few days.

300k for 2 weeks, your havn a laugh....bb...

[bigdaveere]

Does "Faulty Towers" have a website? How noisy was it around there?

hi website being done now its noisy till 1 am bt quiet in day but your bang in middle os town 5 mins from walking st ,soi 7,8 ,lk metro some more photos on pattayasecrets cheers dave sonn fawltytowers .

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