hotels in north pattaya

[pampam 0]

Need advice and recommendations please.

 

Does anyone know of a suitable hotel for the following needs.

 

Single female traveller, aged 65, slightly disabled.

She has asked me to find her a suitable hotel in North Pattaya. preferably 2nd road, for 3 weeks in February. Her brother is living out there and she wants to go and see him. I don't think she is really aware of his main reason for being there!!

(No it is not me, wish it was I would love to get away from this b****y weather!)

 

Hotel must have a lift, evening restaurant preferably with entertainment. Also respectable hotel that caters for older more sedate guests!

 

I know I am asking a lot but any help really appreciated.

 

Thanks

Pam

[Bazle 1,514]

Sabai Inn, half way down Soi 2, is very professionally run. The rates are very competitive. There is a lift but no restaurant. However, immediately across the soi is a good Thai restaurant and beside the hotel is a restaurant with Thai entertainment. The great thing for someone disabled is that the Baht buses pass right outside so the need to walk is minimal.

 

If your friend decides to book a room there, make sure she asks for an outward facing room.

 

http://www.sabaiinn.com/

[blacknight 5]

Try Ibis, Dusit, Holiday Inn, Amari all North Pattaya but not all second road. All have excellent facilities and lifts but all are quite pricey.

 

Ideal for a relaxing holiday.

[SlipSlopSlap 186]

Why doesn't she ask her brother (who is actually there?) to find a hotel?

 

Is it a surprise visit? She might get a big surprise herself if she fronts his hotel room and finds him doing a pair of ladyboys :-)

[vipralph 0]

I think the BJ Lodge on soi three would fit your needs.

 

http://www.bjpattaya.com/

Edited January 16, 2010 by vipralph

[jamie392305 764]

I myself have stayed at both the Sunshine Vista and the BJ Holiday Lodge on Soi 3.

 

Now, the BJ is a nicely run Guesthouse/hotel, reasonably priced, 1200bht High season, Low season 1000bht, they have a lift, rooms are nice, wheelchair ramp, food is nice, friendly staff, always willing to help you with any needs you require.

 

Sunshine Vista is more expensive, I think its roughly 1700bht per night, but if you stay 7 nights they only charge you for 6. Can't remember if they had a wheelchair ramp, (but they may do). Food is quite nice, staff are nice. The one plus with this hotel is that it is located at the top of the Soi (very close to 2nd Road), where as the BJ is located about 50 yds off Beach Rd.

 

Hope this helps, J.

[Daveuk 28]

Sabai Inn was a bit noisy when I was there in November, due to construction work on the new Welcom Inn being built next door on the site which was the Piano Bar and restaurent. Otherwise Bazle's comments are spot on.

[mmaaarrrkkk 41]

you may want to try Apex Hotel. Not a great hotel but it would suit her needs. They have a ramp up to the hotel lobby , a lift/escalator , its on the main road so less walking......................

Edited February 4, 2010 by mmaaarrrkkk