Sanom Beach Resort

Isolated location beyond Pattaya beach

Photo of Sanom Beach Resort, Pattaya Beach. , Ko Lipe

What we say: 3.5 stars

Sanom Beach Resort is set on a small, private beach just beyond the west end of Pattaya beach, and it's one of the more interesting resort settings on the island. The only downside is that to get here you have to traverse a small bamboo and wood bridge fastened to the rocks that isolate Sanom beach from the rest of Pattaya. It's not a difficult walk during the day, but when the ocean is nipping at the bridge during high tide at night, it could be a little treacherous -- or exciting, depending on how you look at it. The resort is run by some younger Spanish folks who are laidback but welcoming, and they offer a a few different sized rooms, all of which are set facing the sea on stilts far off the ground. The bungalows have good porches with sea views, and inside they're clean but basic and a bit dark with fake wood panels on the walls, fans, thin mattress beds on raised platforms and cold-water bathrooms with sinks. All of the rooms are a little different, however, so it's worth looking around if more than one are available. There's also a big family cottage with two bedrooms up on the hill above the beach. High season only.

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Contact details:

Pattaya Beach.  T: (087) 630 7497 
Email them at: sanombeachlipe@yahoo.com
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What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Family room n/a 2,000 THB Peak 2,500 baht
Bungalow fan private b'room n/a 850 THB Peak 1,000 baht, add 100 baht for a bigger bungalow

Added to Travelfish on: 30th December, 2011
Last visited or updated on: 30th December, 2011

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