Walking Street
Pattaya's headline nightlife strip: bars, go-go bars, clubs and seafood restaurants on a car-free road from Beach Road to Bali Hai Pier.
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Pattaya's headline nightlife strip: bars, go-go bars, clubs and seafood restaurants on a car-free road from Beach Road to Bali Hai Pier.
A short lane of small open-front bars between Beach Road and Second Road — blunt about what it is.
A compact block of bars, go-go bars, restaurants and small hotels between Soi Buakhao and Soi Diana.
The long inland street that works as Pattaya's everyday base: markets, budget hotels and beer bars, with Tree Town's beer garden in the middle.
The middle of everything: Beach Road, Second Road and the malls, with Walking Street, Soi 6 and the Soi Buakhao side all a short ride away.
Trade-off: Noise. Bars and live music run late, so the room you pick matters more than the hotel's star rating.
Inland beyond Sukhumvit Road: residential estates, houses and space, popular with long-stayers who drive.
Trade-off: No beach, and public transport barely reaches it.
A long beach south of Pratumnak with its own neighbourhood feel, beach bars and markets, connected to Pattaya by Thappraya Road.
Trade-off: The main nightlife streets are a ride away, and the last rides back late at night cost more effort.
North of the city around Wong Amat Beach: resorts, condos and a local feel, well away from the main nightlife.
Trade-off: Every night out means a ride into town and back.
The northern end of the bay around Terminal 21, with easy access to Sukhumvit Road, restaurants and shopping, and Soi 6 at its southern edge.
Trade-off: The beach at this end is the least appealing stretch of the coast, and Walking Street is a ride away.
The green, hilly residential headland between Pattaya Beach and Jomtien, home to the Big Buddha temple.
Trade-off: It is hilly and spread out: you will use taxis or a scooter for most things.
The inland street two blocks back from the beach, packed with budget hotels, bars, markets and daily-life shops, with LK Metro and Tree Town in the middle.
Trade-off: Bar noise, busy weekends and poor pavements; Beach Road is a walk away.
The southern end of Beach Road around the Walking Street arch and Bali Hai Pier, where the biggest nightlife strip and the island ferries are.
Trade-off: It is the loudest, busiest part of town after dark; staying on the strip itself means late-night noise.