How much is parking at InterContinental Pattaya Resort? Complimentary parking is available at InterContinental Pattaya Resort for hotel guests. Always check the hotel’s cancellation policy before booking a rate. Room cancellation is subject to rate booked at time of reservation and cancellation policy varies by rate. Does InterContinental Pattaya Resort have a restaurant on site? Can I cancel my booking at InterContinental Pattaya Resort for a full refund? InterContinental Pattaya Resort has 2 restaurants. No, InterContinental Pattaya Resort does not offer complimentary breakfast. Is there free breakfast available at InterContinental Pattaya Resort? When is breakfast at InterContinental Pattaya Resort? Breakfast at InterContinental Pattaya Resort is available from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM. No, there is not a complimentary local area shuttle available at InterContinental Pattaya Resort. Is there a complimentary shuttle available at InterContinental Pattaya Resort? Check-in at InterContinental Pattaya Resort is from 3:00 PM, and check-out time is 12:00 PM. Contact the hotel directly for options available for early check-in or late check-out. What are the check-in and check-out times for InterContinental Pattaya Resort? Does InterContinental Pattaya Resort have a pool? Yes, InterContinental Pattaya Resort has an outdoor pool.

The Royal Wing Suites & Spa is the best hotel in Pattaya. Quiet private location but still close to both Pattaya and Jomtien. Part of a gated ‘mini-city’ with a convention centre and 3 related hotels, it’s on ‘Buddha Hill’ between Pattaya and Jomtien beaches. The suites cascade down a precipitous slope to the beach from the ground-level lobby at the 8th floor. Spacious, sumptuous and spectacular views. All are swish, and offer magnificent sea views from 2 balconies. The lagoon-shaped pool is particularly attractive and large enough for a swim-up bar in an ‘island’. They range from the 1-bedroom suite with a swivelling TV viewable from the compact bedroom and separate lounge, to the ultra-chic Presidential Platinum Suite, which is absurdly oversized and under-furnished. The pool faces a sliver of mangroves and mud, but guests can use the private beach elsewhere within the complex, as well as the 11 restaurants, 7 tennis courts and poky kids’ club.

Remarkable garden oasis in downtown, and pleasant for families.

It is isolated, however: with no other facilities within walking distance frequent taxi trips are inevitable. With an exterior resembling a carpark, this tranquil resort is in the midst of chaotic Pattaya. Remarkable garden oasis in downtown, and pleasant for families. Standard rooms feature attractive wood paneling, contemporary furnishings, and a balcony large enough for chairs and a pot plant. Although well-designed so that many rooms face the ocean 100m away, sea views are only guaranteed on the top 2 of the 10 floors, while other rooms overlook the incredibly lush tropical gardens. Very comfortable but with unremarkable décor, the 1-bedroom suites have a separate lounge/dining area and balcony twice as long as normal. There’s also a tennis court. Set among magnificent gardens, the pool is serene and enticing, with a swim-up bar, bubble jets and a kids’ area with water slide. Adjoining the Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Avani is 1 block from the esplanade and a 5-minute stroll to the Walking Street.

Impressive pool, quiet location, and good family option. This high-rise is squeezed between the northern end of frenetic Pattaya and the calmer Na-Klua area, and walkable to the facilities and beaches in both regions. The abundance of mirrors in the bright and sunny Deluxe Rooms makes them feel more spacious. They also feature a curved glass desk and open-plan bathroom, but the angle of the balconies means that even rooms facing the front do not enjoy perfect sea views. The beach over the road is marginally better 100m further south, and it’s easy to reach by songthaew taxi truck. Massive, long-established, convenient and family-friendly. The lagoon-shaped pool on the ground level is magnificent and offers a swim-up bar in an ‘island’, plenty of trees (enjoyed by squirrels), and a shallow end for toddlers. As one of the first mega-resorts, it is conveniently located between northern Pattaya and the southern Na-Klua area, and walkable to endless facilities in both regions.

The 2 large saltwater pools feature children’s splash areas, cabanas and swim-up bars.

It offers 8 types of rooms across 2 mammoth wings. The Premium Rooms are compact but pleasing, with a plush carpet, corner desk and some Thai prints. Higher in floors and in rates, the Club Rooms boast perfect views of Pattaya and the sea from a Z-shaped balcony. The Club Grand is the pick of the bunch, but a second shower on the balcony seems pointless. They offer views of the sea or gardens from a wide balcony with surprisingly tacky plastic chairs. The 2 large saltwater pools feature children’s splash areas, cabanas and swim-up bars. Facing an extensive rocky coastline, the beach immediately in front is nice. Serene, graceful, ideal for families, but a tad distant. Families will also appreciate the kids’ club, playground, and 4 tennis courts. Squeezed between mega-resorts and towering condominiums, this resort is delightfully un-Pattaya. The blocks of rooms are low-level and attractively designed with touches of Thai around the exterior.