Guest ( Boys) friendly Hotels

[Sunset]

knows someone guestfriendly hotels ( can take boys to the room, not charge ), not in boystown or jomtien complex, but in the center of pattaya, i have requested (email) many hotels, few hotels have responded, but the most hotels not give answer, i think it`s difficult to find hotels that are guest friendly, is my opinion, if the hotels don`t answer

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[francois]

I can only assume that all hotels are guest friendly in Pattaya.

[Chuai-Duai]

The Bayview Hotel actively discourages guests with night time security stopping them. If you insist they charge a joiners fee.

The very central and expensive Avani is more obliging with no fee but they must surrender their ID to the security guy

[DrewSpz]

Go to mosiac. It’s all key fob access. No front desk, no embarrassing ID checks. It’s the best

[RonanTheBarbarian]

This is a handy website with a list of guest-friendly hotels in Pattaya:

https://guestfriendlyhotels.asia/gue...otels-pattaya/

All on this list don't charge for joiners.

Includes a few 5 star options.

[Keith]

Thanks for list. I am aguy who knows Bangkok well, but have never been to Pattaya. I may go down there next month. I know there are a lot of comments here about hotels, but as I do t know the area, it is confusing. Could someone suggest a good hotel, ie4 or 5 star, convenient to the go go bars? I can't work out whether Boystown, jomtien complex etc is the best place to be!

Thanks

[christianpfc]

Go to mosiac. It’s all key fob access. No front desk, no embarrassing ID checks. It’s the best

I second that. You could walk in with an elephant and nobody would notice.

Nearby "Boutique Bravo Hotel" (name is important, there are other hotels of similar names, no experience with these) has a joiner fee displayed at reception, but not enforced (based on total over 5 stays by me or a friend).

[RonanTheBarbarian]

A couple of things to note.

I see that you are interested in four or five star hotels.

Mosaic is luxury serviced apartments rather than a hotel. If you just want a fancy room, Mosaic may fit the bill. However, if you want other services like a breakfast or room service, it might not be quite what you want.

Regarding where to stay, Jomtien is better if you want to be closer to the gay beach, and for nights out if you like host bars. There are no gogo bars in Jomtien.

If you like gogo bars, rather than just host bars, around Boyztown might be better.

Transport is quick and easy between the two areas,however, so I wouldn’t worry about it too much.

Perhaps you should pick an area, and look at which of the five star hotels on the website I quoted previously are closest to it.

I dont think Agate in the Jomtien Complex is included in the list though - if you are considering the Jomtien area, it is a nice hotel popular with gay customers, and allows joiners.

One good thing about Pattaya in general is that you can get four and five star hotels for a very reasonable price.

[Daveuk]

I would not stay in a cheap hotel in the Soi Buakhow area. Many down market “2 week millionaires are found there” . Could get gay phobia when seen with younger Thais.

[Keith]

Thanks!