Pattaya Hotels with Jacuzzi

"Well first time i had booked into this resort and I was well happy. We took a coach from bangkok and arrived by 11.30 am and got checked in straight away which was nice because checking is after 2pm. We got a room on the 10th floor with a view out towards the sea which was nice because my girlfriend like that type of a view. Overall the room was very nice but the only thing was I didn't take that many photos,silly me but 100% I'll book here again in the near future."

"I did a lot of research on Amari before coming, with some reviews being positive and others calling it a 'hit or miss'. After staying for three nights, I have to say objectively that while the hotel's overall facilities are a bit dated, my three-day stay was very comfortable and exceeded my expectations. It was excellent. The hotel's location is right by the Gulf of Thailand; you just walk a few steps across the road to the beach. Plus, there are several restaurants and a 7-Eleven right outside, making dining and essentials incredibly convenient. The hotel breakfast was definitely better than what some online posts suggested. The variety was quite comprehensive. While some dishes weren't amazing, it was certainly easy to find things you liked and eat your fill. The fresh fruit, in particular, was great, and there was a wide selection of juices. The pool facilities are absolutely a highlight and were the main reason I chose Amari. My kids really enjoyed it, especially the waterslides – they couldn't get enough of them. The family room had a king-sized bed, probably two meters wide, plus a bunk bed, which comfortably accommodated 2 adults and 2 children. My only complaints are that the air conditioning is quite old and very noisy. Also, the family room's orientation isn't great, so there's no sea view. However, these were minor issues that we could overlook. Overall, I'm very satisfied, and my family was happy. We would definitely consider coming back."

"Went to Thailand for Songkran with friends. After Bangkok, we headed to Pattaya. This hotel we booked is in a great location, only a 10-15 minute walk from Pattaya Beach and Walking Street. Transportation and dining options are convenient around here. The best part is the front desk lady was very kind and spoke excellent Chinese, so communication was completely seamless. When checking out, I added the owner on WeChat and found out he's from Yunnan! The room was clean and tidy, and you can smoke on the balcony. I'll definitely stay here again next time!"

"This hotel has a high Indian occupancy. It's located between Second Road and First Road. There are two buildings for check-in, depending on which room you booked. From First Road, you can access the beach. The older building is closer to First Road, and the newer one is closer to Second Road. I recommend booking a room in the new building. There are songthaews (shared taxis) on Second Road, and a 7-Eleven right across from the Second Road exit. It's a reasonable distance to the two big shopping malls. They took a 1000 baht deposit for the room. Our room faced Soi 6, so it wasn't noisy. Overall, it's pretty decent."

"Our second stop on this trip was the Pullman Pattaya Hotel G, nestled on a private stretch of Wong Amat Beach. The hotel offers 353 newly renovated rooms across its main building and Pool Wing. The Premium Pool Access rooms on the ground floor allow direct entry to the pool from the balcony. The Sea View rooms in the main building offer breathtaking, unobstructed panoramic ocean views, with sights extending to the Hilton Pattaya Beach, Bali Hai Pier, and Koh Larn. Relaxing on the balcony with the moist sea breeze and watching the sunset was incredibly rejuvenating. The hotel boasts two outdoor pools adjacent to the beach, plus a kids' pool. The sun loungers by the poolside bar, along with the popular beach bar, create a laid-back vibe on the private beach. Guests can enjoy both motorized and non-motorized water sports here, including snorkeling, paddleboarding, and jet skiing. The breakfast was abundant, featuring options like stir-fried minced pork with basil (Pad Krapow), Indian curries, and Western dishes. There were three automatic coffee machines, and dining by the pool was very relaxing, as was sitting by the sea to enjoy the beautiful views. For leisure, the Aisawan Spa offers traditional Thai massages, while the gym and billiard room cater to indoor fitness needs. The beachfront restaurant and several bars provide all-day dining options. Stepping out, a left turn leads to convenient amenities like 7-Eleven, Lotus's, and Daily supermarkets, along with a row of Thai restaurants and massage shops. A 500-meter walk north and then a left turn brings you to a local night market, making the location extremely convenient. The hotel also offers a free shuttle service to Terminal 21. The only minor issue is that the hotel itself is a bit older, but the recent renovation has added modern touches like master lighting controls, flat LED TVs, and capsule coffee machines in the rooms. The air conditioning in the rooms was very strong and effective."

"This is my second stay at this hotel. Both the building and the room condition are very modern and well maintained, and the staff are always welcoming with great smiles. There is a convenience store within walking distance, and many restaurants nearby, which is very convenient. In addition, you can watch YouTube and Netflix on the TV, which makes the stay even more comfortable."

"The hotel environment is really good, a bit like the Edition in Sanya. However, the only thing I wish the hotel could improve on is the small flying insects in the breakfast area and the lobby. I know it's somewhat unavoidable, but I hope there's some measure that can be taken to reduce them. That way, I could sit in the lobby longer and enjoy the view."

"This was my fourth stay at The Fifth Jomtien & obviously I would highly recommend it. The rooms are modern, clean & my room featured a kitchenette complete with microwave, medium fridge & even a kitchen sink. The staff are all smiles (& not fake) and super friendly & efficient. The breakfast, if included, is a buffet style including Asian & Western meal options, as well as an egg station & a full salad and fruit bar to choose from. Next time I stay here, it will be my fifth stay at the Fifth and I'm very much looking forward to it."

"The hotel is conveniently located right by the road, but it can get a bit noisy at night. The room had a bathtub which you had to stand in to shower, which wasn't ideal. However, the price was quite affordable, and I heard there's a pool, but we didn't check it out. There's a great and inexpensive restaurant right across the street, their congee is especially delicious – I highly recommend trying it!"

"I'm habitually giving this a full five stars. The hotel is old, but the cleanliness is quite good. There's a carpet running down the middle of the hallway, so there's a slight old hotel smell, but it's not unpleasant. The room has laminate flooring and generally stays dry with no strange odors. There's no separate shower, you have to stand in the bathtub with a curtain for a shower, and the showerhead is fixed. What I find most incomprehensible is the lack of slippers and toothbrushes, not even fabric ones. The biggest selling point is the private beach, and the water quality at this location should be the best in all of Pattaya city, even more central to the sea than the neighboring InterContinental. The pool is deep enough, reaching 2.4 meters at its deepest. The guests are mainly Russians, with some Indians and Chinese."