Sheraton Hotel in South Pattaya

[ton1298 0]

Hello,

 

I'm thinking about staying at the Sheraton Hotel in South Pattaya over Christmas. I know this is a new hotel, and was wondering if anyone has any feedback on it. How far is it from Walking Street? Are there Taxis that are near the hotel to take you into town? etc...

 

Any info would be greatly appreciated!

 

Regards,

 

Tony

[PATTAYA_MAN 0]

Hello,

 

I'm thinking about staying at the Sheraton Hotel in South Pattaya over Christmas. I know this is a new hotel, and was wondering if anyone has any feedback on it. How far is it from Walking Street? Are there Taxis that are near the hotel to take you into town? etc...

 

Any info would be greatly appreciated!

 

Regards,

 

Tony

http://www.visit-mekong.com/sheraton-pattaya-resort/

[Soi7 1]

Looks like a really nice place but it is a bit out of the way though I would ask about a joiner fee before booking

[piero 1]

If you want to see more fotos you can check on" google" sheraton pattaya virtualtourist or in Tripadvisor.com pattaya it have 3 reviews.

[jonnymars 0]

I emailed them to ask about Joiner fees. I was told Guests wouldn't be allowed at any price because they're trying to keep it an Upscale Family resort. zzzzzzzz

[BigDUSA 71]

Two weeks ago, I was talking to a guy at the FLB who was staying there. He said there was no problem bringing guests as he had a different one each night.

[torrenova 644]

You'd have to hire a baht bus or get a bike as it is not on the normal route. I wouldn't have thought there would be joiner fees. Rooms will surely be on key card so just walk up.

[davethailand 91]

I emailed them to ask about Joiner fees. I was told Guests wouldn't be allowed at any price because they're trying to keep it an Upscale Family resort. zzzzzzzz

Fair enough IMO

[cnkbud 0]

Hi Guys,

Maybe I'm just chicken, but with all the shit going on now with bombing of American name hotels, why take a chance staying at one and spoiling your holiday, plently of alternatives to them. And yes, I'm American but personally the last thing I want to do when in the LOS, or other overseas locations, is to stay at an American owned hotel. Just stay a nice Thai owned hotel and have a great time. Have a great one and enjoy. Old Bud in AZ

[wacmedia 277]

Maybe I'm just chicken, but with all the shit going on now with bombing of American name hotels, why take a chance staying at one and spoiling your holiday

 

Hi

 

I agree, it increases the slight possibility that you will be blown to bits, but I'm sure most of the boardies don't want their actions changed by the nice people.

[blkdoc 0]

Hi,

 

Has anyone stayed at this hotel recently.

 

Any comments will be useful please.

 

cheers

Edited November 19, 2005 by blkdoc

[JohnnyK 28]

Hi

 

I agree, it increases the slight possibility that you will be blown to bits, but I'm sure most of the boardies don't want their actions changed by the nice people.

Actions won't change, just where you do it.

I don't usually think of which hotel I'm in when my nob is being gobbled.

[wansman 0]

I posted a review of this place just as it opened on Pattaya-escapades.

 

Link

 

http://www.pattaya-escapades.com/forums/

 

I had 2 weeks there free on Sheraton points but the TW made me check out the next morning and go to the Marriott. Although this place is nice it is way way way out of the way out past royal cliffs beach resort and rides back and forth are both difficult to get and expensive. The place is set up to get you in there and keep you there. Mostly for familys with 3 restaurants, 3 pools and a private beach.

[Dingo 0]

Terror or not, Royal Cliff will still be my choice when doing a 3 days-out-of-town.

Madness to pay the Sheraton rates. Hmm, but will of course try it one day.