Pattaya Thailand, Cheap HIGH SEASON Hotels near Soi Buakhao 

Tourism numbers are published I'm pretty sure Thailand is doing ok

@darrylknight2675 I think you are wrong, Just try booking a room in central Pattaya for near the end of next month, the ones that are available are fewer than last November, my 3 favourite mid range priced hotels are all booked solid, no rooms left and the few others I prefer, less central, are higher priced with few rooms available.

I was there two weeks ago and they seemed to be doing just fine. They're expecting quite the influx and I think they'll get it.

I was there a few weeks ago..loads of people about

I agree. I think tensions wit Iran will continue to push oil prices higher. I hope I'm wrong. The Thai people and the bars are just recovering from the pandemic.

i stayed but only for 1 night, most of the furniture in the room was broken

As the saying goes: You get what you pay for!

@@PrinceVoodoo... it's Pattaya . The price range is low. I always get better in habitable setups for the same price. Nothing to do with paying less.

I 100% agree. I do not care about a pool or a big marble Lobby. I am there for the nightlife.

After spending 16 hours on a plane I wanna stay in a comfortable, spacious place but I also don’t mind spending the 💵 to do so

​@@Champstarrablethen you might be better writing off the whole trip as a business trip because it's just blowing money for no reason & yes I get it we all like luxury or some have it in the state or want to feel like in the movies but what the guys are trying to share as I know is you will literally begin to deal with the headaches as word travels fast of a falang who is wants spacious glass window to floor pad with glass showers and lives by xxxx rd. Or on the ritzier part of the city. They'll know who's here to get milked. Even the best here can share how wild it can get.

@@KangTheDigitalNomadGlobeTreker so if I stay shoebox I’ll be fine and if I stay in a nice place I won’t? Don’t buy that all. This is my 7th time returning to Thailand. If you use common sense and don’t flex on your boundaries you’ll be fine regardless of where you stay.

@@Champstarrable brother do what you do. No one is judging 🧐 (*critiquing the logic maybe a bit) but it's like if you share that you're a little claustrophobic especially around men and men of culture. Guys take jabs at your shortcoming. Whether it be a "flex" or not. Listen I believe what keeps Thailand "Thailand" is the lodging I'm also in the business so yeah for sure I'm a little bias because I am fully aware once you destroy that. You pretty much turn a tourist destinations into a area where locals then get kicked out and you know what happens it's happening from ocean coast to ocean coast. Those little "shoeboxes" rely heavily on falang being a guest to keep their businesses running and possibly everything else in tune. My comment is aimed at pro free market enterprise with an emphasis on smaller business. Not to say if I was buying there I wouldn't opt to buy something SPACIOUS. Sure but for a stay & relax simple.

The Nest? Never heard of it. Thanks for the tip. I'm going to check it out now!

12 k isn’t bad for high season

Several on the channel

I've already done most places on that soi

@@everythingPattaya very cheap considering it’s got. Veranda only 450 baht hard to complete with with price is jyst as good as all ones 800 baht+

I checked it out on Agoda. Good location. Breakfast looks very good too.

its a great location too right in the center of the action no transport needed@@user-oi9to7ux7k

your spot on

Excellent advice. I couldn't agree more. If you can only afford $11 a night hotels you probably can't afford to make the trip.

Someone has No Idea what they are talking about. Nonsense !!!

@@CheekyMonkey007 basically they told me it was part of Asian culture that when they have less customers they charge more But thank you for clearing that up

NO accommodations are far cheaper during low season do not limit yourself by what you see on Agoda etc, many hotels will work a deal if you stay. for a few weeks. Bar and food prices are cheaper too for the most part.

I usually go in July every year. Not to save money (although it's nice to pay less!). That's just when I have the time. Everything is cheaper. It's simply supply vs demand. Less crowded too, obviously. I find that if you're patient, Agoda has special deals on rooms, upgrades, etc.

Yes I wonder if she needs a boyfriend? 😗

And so was the woman in the 4th hotel, but I guess she's not fantasy material

Thru the restaurant

Thanks mate but not ideal if wanting to sneak the ladies in when your smashed lol

Purely personal choice

I prefer Low Season

The only redeeming aspect of high season is lower temperature and humidity. May is bloody brutal for both of those... Low season, low prices, moderately better climate.

It's cheaper after April

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Thank you !

Do you want us to burp you too after your meals?

Watch past the Sunset it is shown there

Thanks

A great idea would be to turn it into one Big Heated Jaccuzzi, it would draw many customers IMO

Pools are Never cold in Pattaya, especially mid-day. cool maybe but never cold. and that's what you want !

Ha Ha Ha

It will be your internet, the picture is fine

@@everythingPattaya ok thanks Daz have you ever done the hotel called the Jardin near Jomtiem I would love to see it

No I haven't yet

@@everythingPattaya any chance of you doing a review there after the new year ?

I believe he is Swiss

wrong.

Watch Past the Sunset, the audio comes back

He accidentally chopped his 🌭 off😮

You can actually see his hand sink into the mattress that = soft!

@@PREPFORIT Could be the mattress or it could be a fluffed up comforter/duvet on top of the bed.

snob

Snob? Really. Because he chooses to fly halfway around the world and wants to then stay in a mid-priced hotel with at least a low level of comfort. He's probably worked hard for decades and can't see the point in travelling all that way to stay in a place not far removed from backpacker accommodation. I tend to agree with him. @@PREPFORIT

What are you watching for ? It’s very clear in the title what it is ,maybe you can show us where to stay which meets your approval after you have got your head out of your arse !

One man’s ceiling is another man’s floor. Considering the nastiest dirtiest motel in the USA is ~ $75 (2715 baht) per night, a couple of these look pretty darn good for the money paid.