The One Sabai Living Pattaya Reviews

Generally I don't comment, but I write comments about hotels, because I also read other people's comments and place orders, so I can give tips to those who come after me to avoid pitfalls. First, the location of the hotel is very difficult to find. You may miss the intersection at any time when driving, and you have to go around in a big circle. It is probably better to walk. As for later, I went to other hotels and asked the waiter for directions to find it. It was very dangerous for a woman to go in the alley. Second, the hotel is dark at 9 o'clock. If you think it is a black shop when you come here for the first time, it is really scary. Basically, the lights in the whole hotel are dim, which gives people a very bad feeling. There are many Indians, and there are Indian restaurants next to them. Third, the hotel is open, the room facilities are OK, relatively clean, hot water can be obtained, and it is relatively quiet. Fourth, there are not many free parking spaces here, the facilities are from the 80s, and the decoration style is from the 90s. For this location, you can book it if you accept it. The cost performance is relatively high. Since I arrived at night, I was not interested in taking pictures. I took pictures of myself while eating on the table and left pictures of how miserable I was.