Jomtien Plaza Residence

She was at the hotel from July 20 to July 28, 2026. She chose the hotel for its proximity to the sea and infrastructure. Previously at a hotel down the street. The host is the Biblio Globe. Day flight, so check in on arrival. No deposit. The elevator is small, works well. Assistance with baggage delivery to the room door. Building C, 7th floor. The room is huge, the bed is definitely for three. Clean, light. Deluxe room. The photo of room number 1 on the hotel page looks like, except there is no night stand, instead of the nightstand under the TV - table, there are 2 bedside tables. Equipment is minimal: fridge, kettle, 2 mugs, 2 bottles of water, 2 sticks of coffee, no spoons. TV is plasma, there are channels in Russian - 751, 752,753. There are shelves in the closet, there are 5 hangers, a safe. Nearby - mirror, not full length. Lots of outlets. No night light. Balcony's big too, table, 2 chairs. Pulling on her laundry rope was drying up. Street view, very quiet. I couldn't hear the neighbors. The room key is just a key chain. The bathroom is large, there is a shower, bathroom, between them a capital partition. used the bathroom, because if you stand under the shower, it will flood the whole floor. 2 large towels, shower on the wall has a soap dispenser, hairdryer and 2 glasses. There's nothing else (but I don't need it, soap, shampoo, toothpaste - with me, powder - at 7/11). No ventilation in the bathroom. Cleaning's good, was in the room during the day, so confirm, floor cleaning, garbage collection, 2 water and coffee added, toilet paper. She wrote earlier that in building C on the 1st floor there is a bucket and water flows. Ceiling repaired - all clean. Breakfast from 7 to 10. Without variety, I had enough. Coupons for all days of stay are given upon arrival, coupons are ripped off upon entry to breakfast. On the roof of the reception is a swimming pool, clean, lots of sunbeds, no umbrellas, depth - about 1.3 m, liked. Beach towels are given at reception from 8 to 12 to be painted, but I didn't, I eat mine. The sea is 3 minutes away, the tide in the morning, the tide in the evening. Sometimes he takes out the trash. But it's a problem in all seaside towns. I once saw young people, 20 people with bags, cleaning up garbage in the sand. The sun sets at about 6.45 p.m. Lots of sunbeds. For some reason it was not crowded, although the weather is sunny, the rain during the rest period was at night, once in the afternoon after 16 for half an hour, and on the day of departure in the afternoon for 15 minutes..If you leave the hotel directly down the alley, you can eat inexpensively on the left, further on the exit to the driveway street on the left - 7/11. Lots of swappers around. Teprazit Street was a 5-minute walk away to the night market or fruit market. Knock-knock ride is now 15 baht. The WiFi is good specifically in my room, this time didn't have to buy a SIM card. Dinner went to the market next door, the windows overlook it. I know since 2019, nothing has changed, you can buy fruit and eat. Flight from Bangkok, pick up from the hotel for 5.40 h. Communication with guide - via Vatsap. It was nice, thank you. R.S. There are 3 cats walking around the property with collars - relaxation.

Good afternoon. At the end of January, I went on a trip to Pattaya. The Jomtien Plaza Residence 3* is a hotel I know, I stayed in 2013. I can note that the hotel has not changed! I got the deluxe room, in building C, on the second floor. This room is large, spacious, with air conditioning, safe, mini fridge, tv plasma (without internet), has a kettle, cups, spoons. It's pretty old and unmodern, but it's not critical to me. There's a balcony with a table and two chairs. Beauty room with shower, toilet, wash basin and mirror. Shower gel (aka shampoo and soap) in a high volume dispenser. Hot water is poorly regulated, going "in portions". Room service on request. The standard two bottles of water and coffee were supplied daily. Room only regular Euro outlets, usb not available. Wi-Fi is available, you periodically need to reconnect to it via authorization. Connection instructions hang on the room door. The hotel has a small swimming pool with uncomfortable rigid sunbeds without umbrellas. Beach towels have to be hunted, there's not always a way to get your hands on that trophy. Breakfasts at the hotel are simplest: rice, vegetables stewed, vegetables fresh, soup, buns, sausages, ham, fruit - watermelon+melon/pithaya, tea, coffee, juices. You won't be hungry, but you won't be frilled. For me, a huge plus point of the hotel is its location: to the sea 5 minutes on foot, tuk-tuks each way, tops, massages, markets, shops, cafes, restikes, barterers - all within walking distance. Well, quite a budget price, of course, matters, since I stayed at the hotel for a month. I note that no deposit was taken at check-in. The hotel staff were sympathetic, friendly, tried to participate and help me when I turned. I enjoyed my holidays to the fullest and the hotel recommends non-discreet tourists.

Worn out furniture mirrors smashed and removals untreated wood showing ,-all and Old grubby clean yes , fresh painted like a 5 year old had done it, double balcony ok but don't allow toddlers to roam Free, tv basic Thai , wi fi good room size good that's it stuck in a location bar crawling old men , do not recommend for family or someone who lives up to date , personally if your that tired you just want to Sleep it's ok anything else nothing ,outside lots of bard that have stood time and massages the same ,over all it's a worn out out dated site lots around that are renovated and to a good standard this isn't very disappointed as I stay here 11 yrs ago

The hotel is horribly dirty, and there is a smell in the room that makes you feel sick. The cleaners come in groups of three or four at completely random times and do not actually clean. At best, they bring toilet paper. The bed linen was dirty; when we asked for it to be changed, only the sheet and duvet cover were replaced, while the pillowcases were not. We had to ask again for them to do this. The administrators are rude, with no friendliness or willingness to help. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone, because even cheap hotels know how to clean properly and communicate with guests. This hotel clearly does not.

Pros: * None to mention after this experience. Cons: • Extremely rude reception and housekeeping staff. • Impossible to get pool towels unless you queue at 8:00 AM. • Zero flexibility or respect for guest privacy. We have stayed at this hotel a few times before, but this will definitely be our last visit. The level of rudeness from the reception staff and the general team is honestly shocking. The pool towel policy is a disaster. They only give them out between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM. We went down at 10:30 AM and were told everything was gone, and that if we wanted a towel, we should have been there at 8:00 AM. The worst part was the cleaning staff. We were there to celebrate Christmas and had a scheduled appointment in the afternoon. We left the "Clean Room" sign out all morning, but by 2:00 PM, nobody had come. When I saw a staff member and asked for fresh towels, she caught an attitude and told me she’d do it "when she had time." Finally, at 4:00 PM—while my wife was in the shower and we were getting ready to go out—they knocked to clean. I politely asked for 15-20 minutes so we could finish getting ready. The staff member was incredibly aggressive, told me she wouldn’t wait, and then literally said, "Baby, I don’t really care." After reading other recent reviews, I see this rudeness is a common trend and not just a one-off. To the owner: your staff is driving this business into the ground. They completely ruined our family holiday. We will not be back.