Travelodge Pattaya

Pattaya Floating Market

A range of fascinating Pattaya attractions await you during your stay at Travelodge Pattaya. Covering an area of 100,000 sqm, the Four Regions Floating Market boasts 114 shops and water vendors selling authentic Thai food, desserts, and specialties from all around Thailand. Expect to find a horde of eateries, fruit stalls, souvenir shops, and art galleries. Food highlights include noodle soups, pad thai (stir-fried rice noodles), kanom jean (rice vermicelli) with different kinds of curries, ka nom krok (coconut pancake), thong yip (sweet egg yolk), and more.

is also a cultural show every afternoon. For a floating market experience, hire a man-powered boat to get around and discover the richness of the surrounding Thai architecture and riverside life. Typically, the boat is big enough for four people and can be hired for a small fee.

The Sanctuary of Truth

The Sanctuary of Truth is a gigantic wooden structure rising 105 metres into the sky and fully carved out of teak. Conceived by the same tycoon who commissioned the construction of Erawan Museum and The Ancient City in Bangkok, this one is a strange fusion of religion, philosophy, art, and culture.

It is neither a temple nor a palace, even though it looks like a hybrid of both. Best described as a monument to Thai craftsmanship and a place to reflect, its awe-inspiring wooden sculptures and cravings pays homage to and are a reflection of the “Ancient Vision of Earth’, “Ancient Knowledge’ and “Eastern Philosophy’. It is also the only place in Thailand where you can personally get up close with two delightful and very playful dolphins.

Pattaya Walking Street

Drawing tourists and Thais alike, Pattaya Walking Street is one of Thailand's biggest and busiest party hotspots and possibly the world. A full kilometre from its high-tech gateway at the Beach Road ends to the Bali Hai Plaza end, nearly every building along here is a nightclub, go-go bar, beer bar, or restaurant. The sheer volume and variety of nightlife entertainment will cater to those looking for a night of fun. Sit ringside and cheer with the crowds at a local boxing match or dance the night away in one of the many nightclubs. With hundreds of venues to choose from this neon-drenched street, you will still discover new joints every evening, even if you stay here for a week.

Entertainment aside, there are a plethora of street carts offering bizarre delicacies such as silkworms and fried grasshoppers for the daring foodie.

Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden

Nongnooch garden opened to the public in 1980, and added to the garden was a daily Thai cultural show and elephant show within the theater. Today the garden is one of the most popular attractions of Thailand and a center of world botanical significance under the concept “a garden for all people of this world.”

Presently, Nongnooch garden is a very popular tourist attraction that welcomes tourists from all over the world. More than 5,000 people visit each day, and the garden has also been recognised as one of the top ten most beautiful gardens in the world. It is rated highly by global websites and has received numerous honors and awards.

Pattaya Beach

Pattaya Beach lies parallel to the city centre, and runs from Pattaya Nuea south to Walking Street, about 3 km crescent long. There's so much more than just sand and sea in the area - in fact, that's not even the star attraction. The area is home to a huge number of water sports such as speedboats, parasailing, jet skis, as well as diving boats.