Natural Park Resort Pattaya

Location: Muang Pattaya, Chonburi; 1 h 41 min · 137 km
Opening hours: Closed now; Open 24 hours on Sunday
Price range: $$$$; Mid-range
Rating: 4.3/ 5; Reviews

Natural Park Resort Pattaya is a reasonably priced garden resort across the road from Jomtien Beach. Dogs and cats stay in teak houses and selected family villas, with a nightly pet fee based on weight.

Price range: about THB 1,100–2,500 a night; larger multi-bedroom villas cost more.

Bringing your pet

Size limitation
Contact to confirm
Pet fee / deposit
500–1,500THB/night
Max pets per room
5
Outdoor area
Large lawns and paths
Parking
Free on-site parking
Leash required
Not allowed in restaurants or pool areas
Designated pet rooms only
Teak houses & villas

Size limitation: Contact to confirm
Pet fee / deposit: 500–1,500THB/night
Max pets per room: 5
Outdoor area: Large lawns and paths
Parking: Free on-site parking
Leash required
Not allowed in restaurants or pool areas
Designated pet rooms only: Teak houses & villas

Dogs and cats are welcome, but only in the pet-friendly unit types: the ground-level Thai teak wood houses and selected two- and three-bedroom family villas and bungalows. Tell the resort in advance that you are bringing a pet so a suitable unit can be allocated.

The pet fee depends on weight when booking directly or through local channels: about THB 500 per night for pets of 1–5 kg, THB 1,000 for 6–10 kg and THB 1,500 for pets over 10 kg. Some booking platforms instead charge a flat fee of about THB 600 per pet per night, so confirm the fee with the hotel when you book.

Up to five pets may be allowed, depending on the size of the villa and the booking conditions. Pets must be kept on a leash in the shared gardens and are not allowed in the swimming pool.

Please follow the rules, be polite and considerate, and do not leave pets unattended unless you have agreed this in advance with the staff.

Description

Natural Park Resort Pattaya (โรงแรม เนเชอรัล ปาร์ค) is a low-rise, garden-style resort built in 1990 on more than 16,000 square metres of tropical grounds. Classic Thai teak wood houses, low hotel wings and stand-alone bungalows are spread among coconut palms, lawns and shaded paved paths, which gives dogs plenty of room for walks on the lead.

Rooms range from 40 sq m Superior and 42 sq m Deluxe rooms to 60 sq m Junior Suites, plus multi-bedroom family bungalows and villas that suit groups travelling with pets.

Facilities include a large free-form outdoor pool with a children's pool, a spa offering traditional Thai massage, a fitness centre and a 24-hour reception. Lim Layy Restaurant (Shabu Lay) and Thai Pattara Restaurant serve Thai and international dishes.

Neighbourhood

The resort is on the quieter southern stretch of Jomtien Beach, with the sand directly across the road. Beachfront seafood places, cafés, night markets and water-sports operators are close by.

Famous landmarks nearby:

Jomtien Beach (about 50 m): the long beach directly across the road.
Jomtien Fishing Park (about 1.2 km): fishing ponds.
Tiger Park Pattaya (about 1.5 km): a big-cat attraction.
Pattaya Floating Market (about 1.8 km): a market of shops and food stalls on water.
Underwater World Pattaya (about 4 km): an aquarium with a walk-through tunnel.
Pattaya Park Tower and Waterpark (about 4.8 km): an observation tower and water park.

Getting there

The resort is at 412 Moo 12 on Jomtien Beach Road (Jomtien Sai 1), between Soi Jomtien Beach 16 and 17, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri.

By car from Bangkok or central Pattaya, follow Sukhumvit Road (Route 3) south towards Jomtien, turn right onto Chaiyapruek Road and continue to the end at the Jomtien Beach intersection. Turn left onto Jomtien Beach Road and drive south for about 750 m; the entrance is on the left. Free private parking is available on site.

By public transport, take a Bangkok–Pattaya bus or minivan to South Pattaya or Jomtien, then a blue songthaew (baht bus) or ride-hailing car along Jomtien Beach Road to Soi 16–17.

Reviews

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