Unique Regency Hotel – Pattaya Beach City

Considered as the Beverly Hills of Pattaya (More inspiring ideas) beach city, Phratumnak Hill is also right next to the legendary Walking Street and Bali Hai Pier attractions. Quiet and peaceful yet close to all the action that the city has to offer, the atomosphere on Pratamnak Hill is posh and serene. Please spare some time and read through the provided information or feel free to e-mail us by clicking here. Unique Regency Hotel – Pattaya Beach City, Thailand on Pratumnak Hill. We have listed a lot of useful information about not just us, the Unique Regency Hotel but also about Pattaya, Phratamnak, Thappraya, Jomtien, Dongtan and Bali Hai areas in our Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q.) section as we receive several e-mails daily regarding all sorts of questions that generally arise in the minds of our valued guests as tourists. The Unique Regency Hotel was previously known as Kly Unique Pattaya (Read Home Page) Hotel. Located in the heart of Pattaya City – https://pattaya.thaibounty.com/?p=3316 – on the Pratumnak (Phratamnak) Hill, the Unique Regency Hotel features the views of the glistening shores of Jomtien Beach. Unique Regency Hotel offers stylish, private, comfortable rooms plus a cool blue infinity swimming pool and a breezy rooftop bar that’ll make you want to leave your plans and woes behind.

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The check-in location differs from the property location. To arrange for check-in, guests must contact the property in advance of arrival using the information on the booking confirmation. To check in, go to Tower C To make arrangements for check-in please contact the property ahead of time using the information on the booking confirmation. The provision of housing is linked to their trade, business, or profession. Charges for extra guests may apply. Guests must contact the property for check-in instructions. A cash deposit, credit card, or debit card for incidental charges and government-issued photo identification may be required upon check-in. This property is managed by a professional host. Kids stay free! One child 11 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding. Pets and service animals are not allowed on site. One child 11 years old or younger stays free in the same room as the parent or guardian when using existing bedding. Special requests can’t be guaranteed. The front desk is open daily until 6 PM. Vary according to property policy. The check-in location differs from the property (you can try here) location. If you are planning to arrive after 5 PM please contact the property in advance using the information on the booking confirmation. Guests must contact the property for check-in instructions. May incur additional charges. Rollaway/extra beds are not available. Cribs (infant beds) are not available. This property accepts cash. The front desk at this property is open daily until 6 PM. Special requests are subject to availability at the time of check-in. Guests arriving after 5 PM must make advance arrangements by contacting the property using the information on the booking confirmation.

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This is made even more worthy as Morse suffers from osteoarthritis in his right hand, a condition that makes it painful for him to play and is also degenerative so he constantly has to adapt his technique. Don Airey has to be the number one keyboard player currently on the circuit, pulling off some wondrous solos and Steve Morse plays some amazing guitar and his solos are also staggering. The inter-play between Morse and Airey is one of Deep Purple’s trademarks while the band’s rhythm section of Roger Glover and Ian Paice is the best in the world. Ian Gillan’s voice is still in fine fettle – gone are the days of a screaming banshee but his voice is still melodic and pumped full of feeling. We were lucky enough to see one of Don’s first gigs with his new band-mates at the Impact Arena in Bangkok on May 7th of that year. The album starts off in fine style with “Time for Bedlam”, an eerie spoken entrance and then the band come rocking in.

Play and enjoy the first nine tracks, worthy of 5 stars, the rest should be confined to the deleted bin. The second CD, called “From Here To Infinite”, should have been called “From Here To The Dustbin”. The songs in the first half are all full of wit and wisdom, while the musicianship is never worth less than 5 stars. “Johnny’s Song” is a continuation on the theme of Johnny B. Goode and “Bird of Prey” is a 24-carat Purple classic and will be a highlight of the live set for many years to come. This album produced by Bob Ezrin is both progressive and heavy, but with Deep Purple stamped all the way through it. So nine staggeringly good songs to get the ball rolling, then it’s not that the album goes downhill, it totally collapses. Any lounge act in the world could put more oomph into this song than is heard in this pathetic run through. Mott The Dog can often be found resting in his kennel at Jameson’s Irish Pub, Soi AR, North Pattaya. The main disc one of this “Gold Edition” ends with a simply lame version of the Doors classic “Roadhouse Blues”. With the exception of the Steve Morse instrumental studio version of “Uncommon Man”, it is a collection of demos, out-takes (there is a good reason they are called out-takes), a collection of live Purple classics (which if you did not have already then why are you buying this album?), plus most amazingly a patchy (in a bad way) ten minute guitar solo from Tommy Bolin, who left Deep Purple forty years ago! From the amusing “Hip Boots”, to the riotous rock of “One Night in Vegas”, and “Get Me Outta Here” is as heavy as Purple get. What were they collectively thinking? Written by Mott The Dog and Hells Bells, photos by Carlos Delgado.

Heads down no nonsense mindless boogie indeed. By the time Iron Maiden play their signature song and then Run-to the hills, victory is assured. The Maidens are and always will be the Rulers of Heavy Metal. “Scream for me Mexico City” – and they do. First song up is the perfect Iron Maiden opener Aces High, taken at break neck speed. Darting from cover comes vocalist Bruce Dickinson. You can positively feel the electricity in the air. But there can be no doubt of his craft as the ultimate heavy metal front man. For the next hundred minutes there is no letup: Eagles, Wickermen, Demons, Gods, Troopers, Darkness, Flights of Icarus, Beasts and Devils are all beaten into submission. Although there are only six musicians on the stage, they are helped out all the way by a passionate frenzied head banging Mexican crowd. Although these days he looks more like a bank manager than a bank robber, his voice has taken on the timbre of a sergeant major rather than the air raid siren of before. Of course Iron Maiden are over the top, but they are supposed to be.