Staff is very rude...Always shouting at guests...Air condition are not working at all but still they will not change the room..I will never stay in this hotel in my life..I will suggest all travellers not to pick this hotel at any moment
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Very disappointed with the hotel staff and the rude behavior. The hotel rooms are very small. And no cleanliness and very loud music and even the hotel location is very very far from Beach road and other places.
This is the worst hotel ever ..please dont even think of booking it for cheaper rates,hotel reception is vry rough not hospitable , very small rooms no space,no normal amenities like soap,tea,coffee,shampoo given..they even charge tourust people for false reasons n take unnecessary advantages of being local..overall too bad
The hotel is on the main road between Pattaya and Jomitien beach.
The hotel is value for money if you intend to stay just a couple of days looking for a more up market hotel.
The staff are very good and attentive but the hotel situation is just too far from either Pattaya or Jomitien but is served well by the local baht bus and motorbike taxi. Standards are adequate for the prices paid, just would not like to make it a base for 1or 2 weeks.
i would like to give it zero position if i can
average in cleaning, language problem with english also,
i think they not preferred guest from india, not indian restaurant nearby. I would not preferred to stay here again.
Stayed here in early January 2019. Nothing spectacular and in all honesty, it was okay for the one night we spent in Pattaya. Located in the heart of the gay district, the hotel was okay-ish, with average breakfast. Room was tiny. On arrival the Porter tried to assist us with getting the safe to work to no avail. In the end he opted to give us a metal key with which to operate the safe. Pattaya was a bit bland and over-hyped so I doubt whether I will return there anytime soon. If I happen to travel in that direction, I will be sure to stay in a branded resort.
