Pattaya Seaside Guesthouse Thailand

Need accomodation in Pattaya Thailand? Find hotel reviews and choose the suitable hotel for you. I highly suggest you to stay at Seaside Guesthouse Thailand. Seaside Guesthouse Located 300 metres to Pattaya beach and Alcazar Show, Seaside Guesthouse is 200 metres to Big C Supercentre. Free public parking is available.The hotel is 300 metres to Easy Corner pub, and 350 metres to Differ pub. It offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Pattaya International Hospital and Thai Airways office are located 500 metres from the property. Central Department Store is 700 metres away, while Pattaya Walking Street is 1 km from the hotel.Each air-conditioned room is fitted with a cable TV, fridge and telephone. Shower facilities and free toiletries are included in an en suite bathroom.Guests can enjoy refreshing drinks at the on-site bar. Luggage storage is available.A variety of Thai and European dishes can be sampled at restaurants nearby, which are located around the property.

Extreme weather: while the weather in Thailand is wonderful most of the year round, a tropical climate is not without its drawbacks. For example, during the rainy season, you can expect some seriously frightening storms and monsoons! Then again, once you are used to it, it can actually be rather thrilling to witness! While it is relatively safe and the country is built to handle the weather rather well, it can still be quite scary for some people who aren’t used to it. It can feel too ‘touristy’: if you are looking to enjoy a quiet life, Pattaya might not be for you. It’s a busy tourist spot that sees a lot of action all year round and might be overwhelming to some people. Visa complications: unless you have work lined up, plan to teach, or will be on a retirement visa, staying in Thailand comfortably (and legally) can be complicated, and frustrating. Inferior infrastructure: the public transport system in Pattaya doesn’t work quite as well as what you might be used to in say, the UK or US, so many visitors opt to rent affordable vehicles from car hire Rayong or other rental companies with stellar reputation for flexibility and reliability. All in all, the pros far outweigh the cons. Nowhere is perfect and there’s always a little bit of ‘getting used to’ when you move to a new location. However, if you are looking for a vibrant spot with plenty of stunning accommodation options, great food, wonderful weather, and tropical beaches to boot, life in Pattaya is worth a look!

I My Trip Pattaya

Pattaya, a small city on the east coast of Thailand, is one of the most popular places to live for expats and retirees in Thailand. Despite its infamous reputation for its exuberant nightlife, Pattaya is a thriving city with beautiful beaches, stunning surroundings, superb entertainment options, major shopping centres, a great selection of restaurants, world-class hospitals, and international schools. Living in Pattaya is a dream for many people seeking a fresh and relaxing environment. So, in order for you not to turn your dream into a nightmare, we have written a guide to help you navigate moving and living in Pattaya. There is a mix of lifestyles for expats in Pattaya. In general, however, it’s an exciting place to live. Moreover, it offers a relatively affordable cost of living and high quality of life. The city has everything you need to live comfortably, from big shopping centres to stunning beaches. Therefore, living in Pattaya allows you to enjoy many different activities both during the day and at night.

Pattaya is dotted with all types of street stalls, night markets, supermarkets, and shopping malls. One of the most popular shopping malls in the Central Festival Pattaya. Inside this mall, you can find international brand names and a great selection of food, from local to international cuisines. Moreover, it has a cinema and bowling alley, making it an entertainment paradise. For groceries, there are numerous supermarkets scattered around the city, such as Big C, Siamburi’s, BritiShop, and Villa Market. Besides local goods, you can also find imported goods in these supermarkets. You’ll struggle to walk more than 100 metres without having some deliciously enticing fragrances pique your senses. In terms of food, Pattaya boasts a plethora of food stalls, snack bars, and great restaurants offering both local and international dishes. Although the beaches are certainly not the best in Thailand, they’re still beautiful. You can refresh and relax after work or on weekends on the beaches. One of the most famous is Pattaya Beach, which is lined with a variety of hotels, apartments, and restaurants.