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Are you going to have a rest in the hotels Ambassador building INN Wing?
After reading the reviews about the hotels were horrified! Although the tour operator assured us that the hotel is excellent. Please write about the hotels if anyone has been there.
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Hotel - Ambassador is a whole city. Pros - a large beautiful beach, a large pool, cons - far from the city center and the rooms are not all beautiful, for example, we do not recommend Inn Wing, but you can safely take Garden, Tower and Ocean - they are normal.
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answered 13 years ago
This is an old military barracks converted into a hotel. And also very far from the city. The tour operator could not assure you of anything, he does not work with tourists. You were assured by your travel agency, whose employees have never been to Thailand, and even more so to Pattaya, and cannot know the peculiarities of recreation in this city. Ambassador in this regard does not correspond to the goals of recreation in any way, because. is very far away. Changing the hotel is usually not a problem. Try changing closer to the center.
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answered 13 years ago
We rested in February this year in the Ambassador Tower, there are pluses and minuses, a room with a sea view, quite modest, but clean and everything works, its own beach, a small market on the territory, fruits, souvenirs, etc. open hours until 12 at night . Breakfast is pretty basic but you won't leave hungry. 15 minutes to the city center by Tuk Tuk.
Look at the hotel Bella Villa Metro 3 * good reviews, good location.
Look at the hotel Bella Villa Metro 3 * good reviews, good location.
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answered 13 years ago
Disgusting! How much I am in love with Thailand - it is impossible to live in the Ambassador! Depression guaranteed. If interested, read my review about this hotel.
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answered 13 years ago
The Ambassador is located 15 km from the center of Pattaya. It takes 15 minutes to get there - UTOPIA!!!
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answered 13 years ago
IT IS DIFFICULT TO BE IN IT ONLY THE FIRST DAY. ON THE SECOND DAY YOU DONT NOTICE THE DEFECTS ALREADY AS THERE ARE MANY MORE PLUSES FRUIT SEA EXOTIC EXCURSIONS (CHEAP). BECAUSE OF THE SAME, THE PRICE FOR THIS HOTEL IS VERY PLEASANT. WE REST THERE FOR 11 DAYS 38T.R LAST YEAR AND SINCE THE IMPRESSIONS ARE ONLY WONDERFUL AND WARM. MARKET NEAR THERE THINGS FRUIT NEARBY MASSAGES SASHA TOUR AND OTHER AGENCIES. IT IS NOT A PROBLEM TO GET TO THE CENTER, GET IN A TUK TUK OF A CERTAIN COLOR HE WILL BRING IT BACK (BY COLOR WE DETERMINE)
THERE EVERYTHING GOES OK AND DO NOT WORRY.
THERE EVERYTHING GOES OK AND DO NOT WORRY.
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answered 13 years ago
excursions are more expensive than in the city exactly for the cost of a transfer to the Ambassador and back. And this is not enough. Many shops do not pick up from this hotel with a free shuttle, and 35 groups charge an additional 150 baht per person for a ticket if you are going to Samet or Koh Chang. Fruit in the Ambassador's market is about one and a half times more expensive than in the markets in the city. The sea, like everywhere else, is dirty. In the store on site, prices for everything are also one and a half times higher than in 7/11. Count all the overpayments and you will understand that living in In Ving in a terrible room for such money is absolutely not profitable and very inconvenient. What’s more, it doesn’t come out much cheaper. There are many options in the city for the same price. Tut-tuks are all blue, why define them? A tuk tuk costs 10 baht per person. But from the Ambassador it is not real.
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answered 13 years ago
I don’t understand why to make a person depressed, I tell some horrors about the hotel. We vacationed there last year. You can read my review, everything is very detailed there. The case you are interested in is really not in very good condition. If you plan to stay there for more than 3-5 days, then I advise you to change it to some other. And if you stop by there for a short time and plan to go on excursions, and only spend the night at the hotel, then this one will do. It all depends on the purpose of the trip. Getting to the city is really not difficult. By blue tuk-tuk 15 min. But you can swim without leaving the islands. The beach is huge, absolutely clean, a lot of pools. Absolutely normal hotel. Don't be afraid of anything. And think about the body.
In the PTT center, I have no idea how you can relax. Is it a rest when there is constant noise and crowd around. It is much better to walk up, return to the silence of the hotel, sit in the evening by the sea with a cocktail, listen to the sound of the surf. By the way, you can safely swim even in the late evening, the sea is illuminated. In general, you will be fine, do not worry. I can answer your questions by mail and send pictures of the room (the address is indicated at the end of the review).
In the PTT center, I have no idea how you can relax. Is it a rest when there is constant noise and crowd around. It is much better to walk up, return to the silence of the hotel, sit in the evening by the sea with a cocktail, listen to the sound of the surf. By the way, you can safely swim even in the late evening, the sea is illuminated. In general, you will be fine, do not worry. I can answer your questions by mail and send pictures of the room (the address is indicated at the end of the review).
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answered 13 years ago
I, too, cannot imagine how one can relax in such a noisy hotel as the Ambassador, at the same time so expensive and so far from clean water. The chemical composition of the water in the Ambassador does not allow a person who cares at least a little about his health to swim there. Although some swim. But some people live in Chernobyl and consider it right. I believe that I should adequately evaluate hotels and take into account the real risks to health. I think this hotel is extremely inappropriate for the criterion "price-quality". But Green Park in the center, which is the same price, for example, is another matter. Quiet, green, calm, jungle, everything is nearby, everything is cheap and within easy reach of the island. Considering that you don’t need to spend anything on a taxi and overpay one and a half to two times for food, it will come out in total much cheaper than the Ambassador. And I generally keep quiet about comfort.
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answered 13 years ago
amir we respect you but you shouldn't scare a person. in our country, people choose based on the cost and overpay 30-50000 only for a hotel where only to spend the night is stupid in our opinion.
THE MAIN THING WITH WHAT MOOD YOU WILL GO. WE WENT WITH A GOOD AND RELAXED OK THE MORE THE PRICE PLEASED. FROM ALL COUNTRIES, TAI IS THE CHEAPEST THOUGH AND DISTANT. RESPECTFULLY YOURS, PAVEL.
THE MAIN THING WITH WHAT MOOD YOU WILL GO. WE WENT WITH A GOOD AND RELAXED OK THE MORE THE PRICE PLEASED. FROM ALL COUNTRIES, TAI IS THE CHEAPEST THOUGH AND DISTANT. RESPECTFULLY YOURS, PAVEL.
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answered 13 years ago
To be honest, Amir, I don’t understand what kind of overpayment for food you are talking about. If only in the hotel restaurant. But this is quite a common situation. People who count money and want to eat delicious Thai food will not go there. And next to the hotel there are stationary muffins where you can eat very tasty. There is some interest in your words. But that's up to you. As for the chemical composition of water, I, of course, did not study it. However, I don't think you've done it either. Of course, everything is relative. I guess no one expects crystal clear water from PTT (and this is not what people go there for). And you can swim in the Ambassador and it is absolutely safe. At least I haven't heard of anyone getting sick while swimming in the sea near the Ambassador :)
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answered 13 years ago
interest is if you offer something specific, and I oppose the Ambassador and clearly stated the reasons. Then let the tourist think. My recommendations are often perceived as such, because I am telling the truth, but I do not have the possibility of such a psychological and informational pressure on the tourist, as in INTERESTED tour operators and the media. This is why people often don't believe it. In general, few people believe in the truth. They usually believe in divorces, well thought out by psychologists and beautifully presented by journalists and the media. A direct example is the flooding in Thailand. Now the purest truth is written on my website: the frequency of rains is once every 17 days. Realistically 17 days not a drop from the sky. Do you think people believe? Not!!! They believe in TV. Why do you think?
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answered 13 years ago
why does the media lie about the flood ....
nevertheless, even if it were so, I would still not refuse the trip.
nevertheless, even if it were so, I would still not refuse the trip.
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answered 13 years ago
why? INTEREST!!! Channel ratings, higher prices for hard drives... There are more than enough reasons. And why lie to a local resident, that's the question. Moreover, a person will then come and knock on the head for lying. And you can’t knock the TV on the head ... :)))))))))))))
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answered 13 years ago
Pavel 16 The media do not lie, but they exaggerate the reality, for example, on October 26, the news reported about a terrorist attack with explosions in Thailand, Yala province, they just forgot to say that this Muslim province is located on the border with Malaysia and there are almost always some troubles. And with regard to the resort area, she also treats Vladivostok to Moscow, and in general they told the truth, only I had to reassure my husband who, sitting at work, saw this fat news and naturally got worried because soon my sister and I are flying to Tai. Therefore, trust the media but verify.
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answered 13 years ago
Amir1! In Thailand in general, and in Ambassador City in particular, you have not been! Otherwise, they would not write such nonsense: "Tut-tuks are all blue, why define them? Tuk-tuk costs 10 baht per person. But this is not real from the Ambassador." Let it be known to you that WHITE tuk-tuks go along the high-speed street Sukhumviroad (namely, it leads from Pattaya to Ambassador City)! For 20 Baht per person. It takes exactly ten minutes to drive from BigCi to Ambassador City! BLUE tuk-tuks operate in Pattaya. Tariff - 10 Baht! As for fruits and other things, too - nonsense! In the markets of Ambassador City, they are no more expensive than in Pattaya itself! Excursions in Ambassador City are CHEAPER than in Pattaya itself! About this: "The frequency of rains is once every 17 days. In reality, not a drop from the sky for 17 days." - complete nonsense! The frequency of rains in Thailand does not lend itself to your conclusions! So don't fool people! Have you been to Thailand?
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answered 13 years ago
"why should the media lie about the flood ...." It's simple: the owner of another tour operator wants an influx of tourists on the routes he offers! So I paid the journalists ...
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answered 13 years ago
If you, a pilgrim44, are not in the know, then I can enlighten you: Amir1 lives and works in Pattaya. And we, tourists, constantly use his advice and help.
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answered 13 years ago
Amir1 lives and works in Pattaya. And we, tourists, constantly use his advice and help. If he lived there, he would know exactly what kind of tuk-tuks, what color and where they go and what is the fare in them. A foreigner cannot work officially in Thailand...
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answered 13 years ago
"God, where do such smart people come from?!" It doesn’t take much intelligence to determine what color tuk-tuks are and where they go! Yes, for 150-200 Baht (per car. Not per person) any blue tuk-tuk will take you from the center of Pattaya straight to Ambassador City! But only white people run around Sukhumvi Road. For 20 baht per person.
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answered 13 years ago
lady. 71. One more piece of advice: right on the bus on the way from the airport, you will be bred by the so-called. "Russian-speaking guides" for the purchase of local SIM cards. As payment take dollars, euros, rubles. Lure by the fact that for 200 rubles. you will receive a SIM card with 35 baht on your account! Pure water divorce! Guest SIM-cards are issued at the points of OPPS absolutely free of charge. And on the account the same 35 baht. And one more thing: you can not go to a meeting with a "hotel guide". You won't learn anything there. They will only breed for grandmas. Their prices for excursions are much higher, and the service is lower than that of "street agencies"! And you won't see your "hotel guide" anymore and you won't get through to his phone! This "guide" will also exchange your rubles, dollars and euros for baht. At a rate favorable only to him! Changing currency in Thailand is not a problem. In Ambassador City, Lina and Edik always have the best exchange rate (across the street from Ambassador City in the area of u200bu200bthe massage parlor "At Lily's"). Edik and Lina, it seems to me, even local dogs know on that patch! In general, the most terrible enemy of a Russian tourist in Thailand is all sorts of Russian "guides" working for Pegasus, Natalie Tours and other Maskov travel agencies.
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answered 13 years ago
"In Ambassador City, Lina and Edik always have the best exchange rate" Now your advertisement of the Ambassador is clear. But not in the same way to make money, gentlemen. It is impossible to cram a tourist into a full f..., only in order to breed for money.
The prices for excursions in all agencies are the same (Thai), because the net price is the same for everyone. White tuk-tuks go not only to the Ambassador. They are everywhere, mixed with whites. The main thing is not the color of the car, but its shape, or rather the purpose. A tuk-tuk for 10 baht can instantly turn into a taxi for 300 baht if it doesn’t carry anyone and wants to steal money from you, pretending that you are a sucker. And it doesn't matter what color it is. I agree with the description of the hotel guides 100%. But from Big C you can get to the Ambassador in 10 minutes only by rocket. After all, there are 5 traffic lights along the road. One at Pattaya Tai junction, the second at Tepprasit junction, the third at Boonkanjana junction, the fourth at Chayaphruek junction and the fifth one will be called Piligrim44, who knows Pattaya better than me. And if he does not name, then he is a clown, which he always was :)))) (papa74, you are our many-sided). So at each intersection you need to stand for at least 3 minutes. And it's been 15 minutes already. And the road is exactly 7 km. Think smart people.
The prices for excursions in all agencies are the same (Thai), because the net price is the same for everyone. White tuk-tuks go not only to the Ambassador. They are everywhere, mixed with whites. The main thing is not the color of the car, but its shape, or rather the purpose. A tuk-tuk for 10 baht can instantly turn into a taxi for 300 baht if it doesn’t carry anyone and wants to steal money from you, pretending that you are a sucker. And it doesn't matter what color it is. I agree with the description of the hotel guides 100%. But from Big C you can get to the Ambassador in 10 minutes only by rocket. After all, there are 5 traffic lights along the road. One at Pattaya Tai junction, the second at Tepprasit junction, the third at Boonkanjana junction, the fourth at Chayaphruek junction and the fifth one will be called Piligrim44, who knows Pattaya better than me. And if he does not name, then he is a clown, which he always was :)))) (papa74, you are our many-sided). So at each intersection you need to stand for at least 3 minutes. And it's been 15 minutes already. And the road is exactly 7 km. Think smart people.
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answered 13 years ago
with blue*. Sorry for the typo. And to get there for 10 baht is still not realistic. Only our many-sided clown papa74 rides like this :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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answered 13 years ago
Piligrim44 and when was the last rain in Pattaya, in your opinion? Name the date? I last saw 10/29/2011 And you?
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answered 13 years ago
Amir1, I had nothing to do with the travel industry and I don't have any. As well as to Lina, and to Edik, and to the unknown papa74. As for the traffic lights, I didn't count them. But even at night, a rare tuk-tuk stops at a red one. And the last traffic light is right at the central entrance to Ambassador City. And in fact, it was possible to get to it in 10 minutes in the evening from BigCi. And about the fact that any tuk-tuk at any moment can become a taxi and its driver will want to bring down 150-200 baht - that's for sure! Been in this situation a couple of times. We drove quietly and peacefully in a tuk-tuk. . . And then his carrier decided that now his car is a taxi! And then he will take us for 150 baht! But we, Siberians, are a harsh people: we pulled out the carrier, shook it a little, told him "who paints radishes underground" and he remembered that his car was "knock-knock"! Then I drove like a regular tuk-tuk! And as for the last date when it was raining in Pattaya, I can’t say. But during my trip there (from 20.09 to 03.10) it rained every night. But you can't call these ten-fifteen minute "drizzles" rain! Have you seen the Siberian showers that do not stop for five or seven days? The streets of our Kyrsk were filled with concrete - the buses in the tunnel to Trade Unions sank to the very roof.
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answered 13 years ago
That BigCi, which is not far from the Lotus and from the intersection of Sukhumvit Road and st. South Pattaya.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, it’s really possible to get to Big C in 15 minutes. But the center is still like walking to the moon.
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