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Excellent, 8.0
Z by Zing is located in Pattaya and provides recently renovated rooms and free wireless internet. It also offers luggage storage, an airport shuttle and a 24-hour reception.
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Good, 6.8
Located in Jomtien Beach, this property is just a short walk from Pattaya Floating Market. It also features a swimming pool.
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Good, 6.8
Hotel in Jomtien, Thailand
Located in Jomtien Beach, this property is just a short walk from Pattaya Floating Market. It also features a swimming pool.
Good, 6.6
Featuring an outdoor pool, Atlantis Resort Jomtien Beach is located in Pattaya and offers comfortable accommodation. It also provides a kids pool, free Wi-Fi and an express check-in and check-out feature.
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Good, 6.6
Hotel in Jomtien, Thailand
Featuring an outdoor pool, Atlantis Resort Jomtien Beach is located in Pattaya and offers comfortable accommodation. It also provides a kids pool, free Wi-Fi and an express check-in and check-out feature.
Excellent, 8.8
Situated in Pattaya, Marine Beach Hotel Pattaya provides charming 4-star accommodation, as well as an outdoor pool. Guests can also enjoy free Wi-Fi.
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Excellent, 8.8
Hotel in Jomtien, Thailand
Situated in Pattaya, Marine Beach Hotel Pattaya provides charming 4-star accommodation, as well as an outdoor pool. Guests can also enjoy free Wi-Fi.
Airports
57.3 mi (BKK)
74.3 mi (DMK)
15.5 mi (UTP)
65.2 mi (HHQ)
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About Jomtien Beach
On the popular eastern Gulf of Thailand, buzzing with young tourists and happy retirees, Jomtien Beach is a town of beautiful beaches, energetic nightlife and a relaxed, pleasant atmosphere perfect for lazy, leisurely days. In Chonburi Province, just 3 kilometres south of Pattaya and 165 kilometres south-east of Bangkok, Jomtien is a calmer alternative to the bigger cities, as this town has a lot to offer within its six-kilometre stretch of coastline, loved by Thai locals as much as it is by tourists and expatriate residents from around the world.
Jomtien Beach is best for a mix of relaxation and activity, as visitors can indulge in various water sports such as jet skiing, scuba diving, and parasailing, or unwind on the white sandy beach and sip cocktails in a local beach bar. Indeed, there is no shortage of bars and restaurants in Jomtien, especially those specialising in international cuisine and local seafood.In the evenings, the area turns into a run of bright lights drawing travellers in to enjoy a night of fun, drinking and dancing. Local shops also line the streets, with a night market held every evening to fulfil any shopping needs.For further relaxation, visitors can enjoy a traditional Thai massage or the parties of a cabaret bar.
Jomtien Beach is accessible via the Bangkok-Chonburi-Pattaya Motorway, linking it to nearby major cities. Buses from the central city terminal of Pattaya, as well as from Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, also use this road. The most popular form of transport is taxis and vans, offering private services for low prices.
Jomtien Beach experienced a surge in popularity during the last few decades.More European tourists came to visit, and foreign residents came to stay, especially those from Russia and Norway. Consequently, there was a construction boom and the peaceful, untouched beaches of Jomtien became filled with hotels, bungalows and other building projects, including the tallest building in Pattaya, the Reflection Oceanfront Tower. Rather than overpowering, the result is a more active, yet still tranquil Jomtien, with numerous attractions for visitors to enjoy.
Jomtien Beach is best for a mix of relaxation and activity, as visitors can indulge in various water sports such as jet skiing, scuba diving, and parasailing, or unwind on the white sandy beach and sip cocktails in a local beach bar. Indeed, there is no shortage of bars and restaurants in Jomtien, especially those specialising in international cuisine and local seafood.In the evenings, the area turns into a run of bright lights drawing travellers in to enjoy a night of fun, drinking and dancing. Local shops also line the streets, with a night market held every evening to fulfil any shopping needs.For further relaxation, visitors can enjoy a traditional Thai massage or the parties of a cabaret bar.
Jomtien Beach is accessible via the Bangkok-Chonburi-Pattaya Motorway, linking it to nearby major cities. Buses from the central city terminal of Pattaya, as well as from Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, also use this road. The most popular form of transport is taxis and vans, offering private services for low prices.
Jomtien Beach experienced a surge in popularity during the last few decades.More European tourists came to visit, and foreign residents came to stay, especially those from Russia and Norway. Consequently, there was a construction boom and the peaceful, untouched beaches of Jomtien became filled with hotels, bungalows and other building projects, including the tallest building in Pattaya, the Reflection Oceanfront Tower. Rather than overpowering, the result is a more active, yet still tranquil Jomtien, with numerous attractions for visitors to enjoy.