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Pattaya
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Pattaya · Thailand · Asia
Pattaya here is less about barefoot seclusion and more about having a cool room, a rooftop swim and the city within reach when the sea has had its say.
If your ideal dive base includes air conditioning, a proper bed and somewhere to swim without going back to the beach, Chezzotel Pattaya has the right sort of practical appeal. It is a city hotel in Pattaya Central, with family rooms, a rooftop pool and enough everyday facilities to make the non-diving hours straightforward rather than ceremonial.
Chezzotel Pattaya’s website is available in English and Thai. That tells you the hotel is set up for both international and Thai guests, although no hotel staff languages are specified. The atmosphere is urban and useful: come back, cool down, eat, swim, and decide whether the evening deserves going out again.
The address places you in Pattaya Central, Thailand, on Pattaya Klang 4. Pattaya Beach is about 1.3 miles away on foot, or roughly 1.5 miles by road. This is not a hotel where you step straight from your room onto the sand; the beach requires a short city transfer or a walk with the Thai heat doing its usual work.
The location is convenient for urban wandering. Pattaya Railway Station is about 0.9 miles away, while Pattaya Bus Terminal is around 1.6 miles away by foot. Cafes and restaurants sit close by, including Starbucks-Harbormall Pattaya Klang at roughly 0.2 miles and Shabushi at about 0.1 mile on foot. Art In Paradise Pattaya is around 1.7 miles away, and Pattaya Viewpoint is about 3 miles from the hotel.

The room choice is fairly easy to read in practical terms. A Deluxe King suits a couple who want one large bed, while the Deluxe Twin keeps sleeping arrangements simple for two divers travelling together. Both have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a minibar, a desk and a city view, with WiFi and a balcony adding useful everyday comfort rather than decorative fluff.
For more room to spread out, the One-Bedroom Suite and Premier Suite are the sensible step up. The Family Room is the one to look at when four people need to share without pretending that two beds and a couple of bags constitute a plan. It has two single beds and a super-king-size double bed, giving a family or small group more workable sleeping space.
A refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle and tumble dryer are available among the room facilities, useful when you want cold water, a quick snack or dry clothes without turning the evening into an errand. Soundproofing is also listed, while daily housekeeping, a wardrobe, a laptop safe and a flat-screen television keep the room functional. The rooftop pool has city views, but the rooms themselves are city-facing rather than sea-facing.
The in-house Restaurant covers breakfast, lunch and dinner, with international and Thai cooking on the menu. Breakfast includes continental, vegetarian, Asian and American choices, so you can keep it familiar or start the day with something more local. It is included with the accommodation arrangement described by the hotel.
There is also a coffee house and a snack bar on site, plus a minibar in the room. No bar service or continuous snack offering is specified, so this is a place for proper meals, coffee and a useful bite rather than a resort built around all-day grazing. If the restaurant does not suit your mood, Shabushi is only about 0.1 mile away on foot, with other cafes and restaurants available around the central Pattaya streets.

The main after-dive attraction is on the roof. The outdoor swimming pool sits on the eighth floor, measures 18 metres in length and is 1.2 metres deep, with a jacuzzi, sun terrace, loungers and views across Pattaya. It is long enough for a proper swim rather than just a polite splash, and shallow enough to be used for cooling down without treating the place like a training facility.
Pool and beach towels are available, and the rooftop gives you somewhere to sit in the sun without making the trip to Pattaya Beach every time you want fresh air. For a more urban afternoon, Art In Paradise Pattaya is about 1.7 miles away, Ripley’s Believe It or Not is around 2 miles away, and Underwater World Pattaya is roughly 3.9 miles by road. The hotel also has a shared lounge and TV area, which is the sensible option when your legs have voted for inactivity.
U-Tapao Rayong-Pattaya International Airport is about 21 miles from the hotel by road, with a drive of roughly 33 minutes. A shuttle service is available through the property. On arrival, check-in runs from 14:00 until midnight, and you are asked to provide photo identification and a credit card while letting the hotel know your expected arrival time. Check-out is by 12:00.
Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation needed, which is useful if Pattaya is one stop on a wider road trip. WiFi is available throughout the hotel, and the 24-hour front desk can handle private check-in and check-out as well as luggage storage. Cash is accepted for payment. Children of any age are welcome, while pets are not allowed.
Official website : chezzotel.com ↗
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