Has anyone stayed at the Sunshine Hotel on Soi 8? Was wondering if the rooms have a safe. The web site does not mention it and they don't seem to respond to email in a timely manner. Would like an over lowdown on the place from a BM if possible.
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Posted 09 October 2009 - 02:07 AM
From the reviews on the Sunshine hotel I've read online it sounds like some folks did not like it because of the noisy location. So I don't think I'll be staying there unless someone knows different.
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Posted 14 October 2009 - 10:29 PM
Has anyone checked out the Siam Bayshore Resort...?
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Posted 14 October 2009 - 11:01 PM
if its the same lot that own the bayview expect to pay a hefty joiners fee
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Posted 14 October 2009 - 11:11 PM
It's on onestoppattaya as guest friendly but would be good to know if the same applies to LB's..............
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Posted 15 October 2009 - 05:11 PM
Stonefre,
I've stayed at the Sunshine probably 3-4 times and if you take a high floor in the newer Residence Wing you'll get a decent sea view room with a balcony. Rooms are pretty basic in terms of furnishings and there is no wifi or broadband available in the room, but there is a safe in the closet.
Soi 8 is full of gogo's (and one LB bar) so there is quite a bit of background noise when you're out on your balcony having a smoke and getting a blowjob earlier in the evening - but not a problem for me as I tend to roll home around daybreak when everything has shut down for the night.
Usually available for around $25 - $30 bucks on agoda it's one of the cheaper sea view options in Pattaya if that's your thing.
I've stayed at the Sunshine probably 3-4 times and if you take a high floor in the newer Residence Wing you'll get a decent sea view room with a balcony. Rooms are pretty basic in terms of furnishings and there is no wifi or broadband available in the room, but there is a safe in the closet.
Soi 8 is full of gogo's (and one LB bar) so there is quite a bit of background noise when you're out on your balcony having a smoke and getting a blowjob earlier in the evening - but not a problem for me as I tend to roll home around daybreak when everything has shut down for the night.
Usually available for around $25 - $30 bucks on agoda it's one of the cheaper sea view options in Pattaya if that's your thing.
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 02:35 AM
It's on onestoppattaya as guest friendly but would be good to know if the same applies to LB's..............
You might want to check with them on joiner fees - they maybe guest friendly but I believe I sent the hotel an email a while back and they had $1000 THB Joiner.
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 03:20 AM
I stayed at the Siam Bayshore 14 years ago, and it was definitely more family orientated than the places I choose to stay at these days.
I remember paying a security guard to turn a blind eye, and let me return to my room with my company for the evening.
Did have a nice pool area & gardens, but the position isn't that great relative to all the action.
Would prefer to stay somewhere more central.
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I remember paying a security guard to turn a blind eye, and let me return to my room with my company for the evening.
Did have a nice pool area & gardens, but the position isn't that great relative to all the action.
Would prefer to stay somewhere more central.
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 03:27 AM
I'm pretty sure Big Tel stayed there for a few days last December, during the airport closures.
He loved the place, especially as it was free. But as KK suggests, I'm under the impression it's more of a family resort.
He loved the place, especially as it was free. But as KK suggests, I'm under the impression it's more of a family resort.
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Posted 03 November 2009 - 11:21 PM
Can add two more ladyboy friendly venues to the Pattaya list - Baboona Beachfront Living http://www.baboonabeach.com/
and another PBR, the Pattaya Beach Resort http://www.thepattayabeachresort.com/.
i try to book but baboona only has the studio room left.. would it worth the stay ? the interior does look good...
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Posted 04 November 2009 - 04:16 PM
The furnishings are nice throughout this hotel, but the main selling point of the Bamboona for me are the reasonably priced sea view rooms. I was forced to stay in the Studio on night one as I showed up a day early and sea view wasn't available, but I wouldn't do it again as the room is at the back of the hotel, lacks a balcony, and therefore somewhat dark. Studio is not good value for money IMO.
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