LA FONTAINE, your appartment in Pattaya

[lichtsy 18]

LA FONTAINE, your appartment in Pattaya any body heard or stayed here it is on the bottom of walking street prices seem good looking at there web site? any advice. This is the website http://www.residencelafontaine.com/index.htm

[DocDuei 0]

I live next door to La Fontaine but know many people who live there. Great location and good prices. Mostly french guys. They have some nice apartments way in the back which are very quiet at night. it's full most of the time so don't just show up expecting a room or apt.

[lovedog100 1,372]

I stayed there for several weeks. They were big and nice apts. They would not rent at their advertised prices though. I wanted a monthly rate, they claimed that I could only rent weekly because they were full, and all the rooms were rented out. . At a higher rate of course. I was the only person on the 4th floor. Each week I had to change rooms. "Because the room I was in was reserved, and rented" I went downstairs one day, and there wad a group of people at the desk, and the woman there was explaining what room each person was going to move into. The whole thing was a scam to get the higher weekly rate. One other problem, they have a parking lot, that I could park my motorcycle in. However, being walking street, I had to have the motorcycle in the lot by 7pm, and could not use it for the night. Evenings what what I needed the motorcycle for. They don't have internet either. I moved to a nice place, with usable parking, and internet for 100bht less a day. I've even found better since. Unless you are French, and just want to be around your countrymen, I'd pass.

[djidji 3]

I stayed there for several weeks. They were big and nice apts. They would not rent at their advertised prices though. I wanted a monthly rate, they claimed that I could only rent weekly because they were full, and all the rooms were rented out. . At a higher rate of course. I was the only person on the 4th floor. Each week I had to change rooms. "Because the room I was in was reserved, and rented" I went downstairs one day, and there wad a group of people at the desk, and the woman there was explaining what room each person was going to move into. The whole thing was a scam to get the higher weekly rate. One other problem, they have a parking lot, that I could park my motorcycle in. However, being walking street, I had to have the motorcycle in the lot by 7pm, and could not use it for the night. Evenings what what I needed the motorcycle for. They don't have internet either. I moved to a nice place, with usable parking, and internet for 100bht less a day. I've even found better since. Unless you are French, and just want to be around your countrymen, I'd pass.

 

so lovedog ...wich place u moved to ??

 

Thx

[lovedog100 1,372]

I moved to P72 on walking street. I liked it a lot, and stayed a while there. The only problem there, is, if I made it back to the room early, I had to listen to Lucifer's until they closed. After having enough of that noise, I moved to the Dream, on 2nd road, and the soi that P72 is on. It was owned by the same people and the room was exactly the same for 200Bht less. No noise, and the same good service. I stayed there for a couple of months, with a trip home in-between. The one thing I didn't like about the Dream hotel was the 300 Bht they charge for bring a second lady to the room. At least they give an extra pillow and towel with the charge. Still, it is the best value I've found in Pattaya. There is an old side, and a new side. The new side is more, but the rooms are exactly the same. I stayed in the old side.

[aras 4]

I checked la fontaine twice but they were full, thing is for this price and location you dont ge to have a swimming pool too. But than again they are french would you really want to stay there, they always screw me in paris too with prices and dont give a shit

 

what did you pay att dreams hotel?

 

cheers

[Obsession 571]

I moved to P72 on walking street. I liked it a lot, and stayed a while there. The only problem there, is, if I made it back to the room early, I had to listen to Lucifer's until they closed. After having enough of that noise, I moved to the Dream, on 2nd road, and the soi that P72 is on. It was owned by the same people and the room was exactly the same for 200Bht less. No noise, and the same good service. I stayed there for a couple of months, with a trip home in-between. The one thing I didn't like about the Dream hotel was the 300 Bht they charge for bring a second lady to the room. At least they give an extra pillow and towel with the charge. Still, it is the best value I've found in Pattaya. There is an old side, and a new side. The new side is more, but the rooms are exactly the same. I stayed in the old side.

 

A TG friend I know was staying in P72. Seemed ok. Nice room except for one wall was peeling a bit. It was strange that they didnt fx it.

[michaelday 38]

A TG friend I know was staying in P72. Seemed ok. Nice room except for one wall was peeling a bit. It was strange that they didnt fx it.

 

Nah........TIT.

[torrenova 644]

Website says prices in 2002 !!! No way. I lived in a hotel around that time for Bt10,000 all in.

[mmaaarrrkkk 41]

However, being walking street, I had to have the motorcycle in the lot by 7pm, and could not use it for the night. Evenings what what I needed the motorcycle for.

 

Correct me if I am wrong. You can push your bike thru Walking Street after its been closed but just cant ride it.

[roadpeople 0]

A TG friend I know was staying in P72. Seemed ok. Nice room except for one wall was peeling a bit. It was strange that they didnt fx it.

 

renovation is not in the management's dictionary

[aras 4]

Correct me if I am wrong. You can push your bike thru Walking Street after its been closed but just cant ride it.

 

I'm no expert but why drive a motorcycle in walkingstreet? you can push it to a sidestreet and go from there. Or am i being sily? is a side street to far of it to drive it from there?

Edited December 25, 2009 by aras