Way Hotel Pattaya

Convenient and cozy hotel. Not many guests, which was nice. Breakfasts are delicious, nice pool

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Very friendly staff, everyone smiles, ready to help at any second, all the questions I asked were quickly resolved, the children did not wake up for breakfast, breakfast was brought to the room, huge thanks to the people who work there, we really liked it, we will definitely come back to you.

On the second night, we changed to another hotel at the same price. This time, we chose The Way Hotel. It is a larger hotel. When we entered, we were greeted by good staff. There was a welcome drink that was very tasty! The staff helped us carry our bags well. The room was quite spacious, with 1 king-size bed and 1 single bed. The mattress was not very soft but it was okay. The two pillows were usually soft and firm, but here, they were two firm. The texture was like a local pillow, which did not make us feel good at all. The blanket was thick but the texture was bad. The fabric was very stiff. The air conditioner was very good and constant. The furniture was very old and antique. The bathroom door was rotten. The bathroom had a bathtub. The shower had to be used in the bathtub. The Shawer was installed in the ceiling and you could stand and shower beside the bathtub. The hot water pressure was good. I did not try the shower cream. The toothbrush was very bad. The bristles were very hard and the hair was cut straight. When I brushed, I felt like I was going to bleed. There was no plug in the bathroom, only a wall-mounted hair dryer. One good thing was that the TV was good, big, clear, and could watch Netflix. The breakfast was general. There was not much to choose from. There was a noodle stall and a pancake maker. There was no automatic coffee maker. Water only has orange juice, guava, milk and plain water. Large sea view restaurant The price we paid when we arrived on Saturday night was about 2200. Breakfast for two people, we had to add another person at the event for 300 baht. The receptionist was very good. When we were about to check out, the manager came to ask and receive feedback. We forgot something in the room (already) and he checked before returning it quickly. Excellent! Oh, another advantage is that there is a 7/11 right in front of the hotel.

Pathos among the slums. The idea of ​​this hotel is to make the guest feel that life is good, but this is if the guest does not care about what is happening. The hotel building is very beautiful, has the right proportions, wide steps of black marble lead to the central entrance, giving the entrance group a majestic severity. The hotel lobby overwhelms the person entering with its space and cold pretentiousness of the interior. The employee at the reception smiled broadly, but his gaze retained a solemn severity, asking whether you have sufficient status to visit this place. The porter, a thin guy 150 cm tall, walked with such a proud posture that I looked down at him and looked up. The pressure increased in the spacious semi-darkness of the room - Western divas on the walls pretended not to notice me, contemptuously looking away. Quietly sitting down on the edge of the bed, I finally became convinced of my insignificance here. But all this gloom suddenly flew away. Outside the window a village dog barked, then a second, a third, and now a chorus of barking that turned into a howl. I have never heard such a well-coordinated choral howl. The dogs seemed to tell me to relax, it was all a show-off. As it turned out, further down the slope, on the seashore, poor-looking fishermen's houses adjoin the hotel, their appearance speaking...

I really liked the hotel, the staff. Excellent breakfasts.