Ulasan Tsix5 Hotel

I also want to write a review about this hotel, although in fact it’s almost the same as in the previous review, only I saw more good things. So everything is in order. The room is large and new. The bathtub and washbasin behind the partition are interesting, at first it’s unusual, but you quickly get used to it. The toilet is separate, a transom opens at the toilet level, it’s fun to send needs and look out from the 7th floor. The balcony is small, without a dryer (they knew about this, they took a rope). It’s bad - there are no chairs and a table. The room overlooked the courtyard - a view of the neighboring building and a piece of the sea (we were once sold such a view in another hotel as a sea view). So if the room faces the road and is on the first floors, it will be a little noisy. Swimming pool. Well, it seems to be there, simple, with sun loungers, an outdoor toilet and towels. We washed ourselves a couple of times after the sea, and Zign took the photos. We went and where the cottages were - swim, no one forbids. Beach. Yes, you have to walk, it’s normal in the morning, it’s harder to come back. Although the shuttle runs, the neighbors actively used it. The sea is clean, of course you won’t be able to get sunbeds (lucky twice), but so the guests of Garden Sea View, our compatriots, probably occupy sunbeds since the night. But there’s always free chairs and tables. In general, a minimum of comfort can be created. It’s cool to swim with a view of the Temple of Truth. Breakfasts - well, everything is good here, I don’t know who is waiting for sliced ​​cheese and mountains of baked goods. Not here. Two types of rice, noodles, something meat, something vegetarian. Sausages and ham, vegetables, fruits, juices, soups. They make them separately omelet and soup like Pho. There is a coffee machine. At the beginning of the vacation there were several respectable families from India, there was a separate table for them - I tried it, but it didn’t work. Location, This part of Pattaya always seemed to me to be in the middle of nowhere. It turned out to be much closer. To the Dolphins, 15 minutes. Well, 20 if rush hour. Near the hotel there is 7-elevan, there is more nearby. Convenient - I had a sore throat, went down at night, bought candy. Fruit shops, a pharmacy, an exchange office - it’s clear that everything is a little more expensive than in the center. There are massage parlors (the first time they did it ok, the second time they just dented it). By the way, the same thing happened in a civilian salon in the city. There are cafes where our compatriots, tired of Thai catering , they eat dumplings. So everything you need is available. Bottom line. Would Tsix5 go again? Well, I haven’t decided yet. I’ve been to Pattaya 15 times and the price tags for hotels in the northern part of the city sometimes do not correspond to the services provided, so it’s quite possible that I’ll come again (I’ve met someone in this hotel 3 times already). In general, I have more advantages.