Long Beach Pavilion

Mixed feelings! Not all staff are friendly, you can even say angry, rooms are cleaned on average, the bed is good, the towel is changed every day, breakfasts are delicious, some staff members' views are angry! Disappointed individual guide Albin, very colorfully, mesmerizing story excursion to the River Kwai brought disappointment, long trip of a thousand kilometers instead of the promised rest in bungalows on the water, rest did not work, arrived already in the evening, dark, left at five o'clock in the morning still dark! Guide Ildus backed, mekal, very many words of parosites, listening to it is very hard, jumps from one to another, nothing new, interesting with a long tour did not get, on the way back turned on the film!!!! Bad luck with the guide! The catomaran tour was very enjoyable, guide Paul told everything clearly, interestingly, taking care of each guest , very pleasant memories!

Our family is large, and it's often challenging to find pet-friendly accommodations in Pattaya. However, staying at Long Beach in the Pavilion Zone really met our needs. The place offers great privacy, allows pets, and has full facilities, including a swimming pool and fitness centre. It's also just a short walk to the beach, and the hotel has its own private beachfront, making everything convenient and peaceful.

I’ll try to specifically describe the pros and cons, and then decide for yourself whether to stay here or not. Pros: - excellent beds, comfortable mattress (hard) and excellent pillows - spacious room, ideal for a family with one child - large balcony - in general the room doesn’t look shabby, quite ok Minuses: - in the bathroom there is not a single hook near the sink and shower. Only a mini dryer on top, where the child cannot reach - there is no high chair for the child to reach the sink - few sockets and none of them near the bed - stupid switch system, the light can only be turned on at the bedside (if you suddenly forgot to leave the light on and came back after sunset, you have to turn on the light by touch) - they clean up poorly, two minutes barefoot around the room and that’s it, my feet are just black. They haven’t heard of washing the floors here, they just sweep with a broom for show. - The three of us were together for a week. And no one thought to bring a third chair to the balcony, a third mug, a glass... - it took a very long time to set up the air conditioner, I climbed on the ottoman under the ceiling to turn about 80 blinds so that I could sleep and the air conditioner would not blow in the bed - the air conditioner hums like a 200-horsepower Yamaha on a speedboat - no place to dry clothes. How come, this is a beach hotel - the closet is terrible, you can’t put anything in it, there’s a centimeter layer of dust on the shelves - and also about cleaning: on the way to the room there have been ear sticks lying around for three days already, in plain sight... the cleaners don’t care, they don’t clean - on the last day after cleaning, the blanket on one of the beds stank of dog meat - coffee/sugar/cream is replenished, but depending on your luck: they can easily miss something Someone might say that this is Asia and it’s like this everywhere here. But no, most of the listed disadvantages are not present in the other hotels where I have stayed. About the pool - it exists, I won’t write anything, I don’t use it. And if you are traveling with very young children who have just started walking, be aware that in the rooms there are three steps of stairs that can be dangerous for the baby.