Long-Stay Hotels in Pattaya
7 Serviced Apartments with Kitchens
and Monthly Rates!

Somerset Pattaya is an Ascott-brand serviced residence built for long stays, and the highest-rated place in this article at 9.2. It sits in Central Pattaya opposite Central Festival, within walking distance of the beach, with a hotel shuttle to key spots. The studios come with a kitchenette — fridge, microwave and kettle — plus a small dining area, and the rooftop pool looks over the city and Pattaya Bay. There's a front desk, on-site laundry and scheduled housekeeping, and booking by the month brings the nightly rate down well below the walk-up rate.

The Edge Central Pattaya is an aparthotel where every unit has a full kitchen — stove, microwave, fridge and a dining area — so it suits anyone who wants to cook properly, not just reheat. It opened in 2021 on Pattaya 2nd Road in the middle of town, an 8-minute walk to Pattaya Beach and close to Alcazar. What guests mention most is the rooftop pool over the city and sea, with several reviews calling it the best rooftop pool they've stayed at in Pattaya. There's a hot-spring bath and sauna too, and the location scores 9.3 from over 1,100 reviews.

Centre Point Prime is a condo-style hotel where many rooms have a separate living area and a kitchenette, good for a longer stay if you want more space than a standard hotel room. It opened in 2018, a 33-storey tower of 555 rooms on the Naklua side of North Pattaya along Sukhumvit Road — quieter, with cleaner sand than the central beach. Rooms have a kitchenette with a fridge, microwave and basics, plus a balcony, and some face the sea. There are several pools and a spa, and Centre Point has run serviced apartments for years, so it understands long-stay guests.

Altera Hotel & Residence (formerly At Mind Serviced Residence) is a serviced residence where rooms come with a full kitchen — induction hob, large fridge, microwave and a dining table — so it suits long-stayers who cook regularly. It's in Central Pattaya in Nong Prue, about a 10-minute walk to the beach, with a free tuk-tuk to the malls. The studios and apartments have a separate living area, there's self-service laundry and an outdoor pool, and it scores 8.7 on Booking from 1,275 reviews with no poor reviews in the past year.

Adelphi Pattaya is a long-stay hotel with rooms larger than average, a proper work desk in the room for remote workers, and an 85 sqm Duplex Suite over two floors with a separate bedroom and a full kitchen. It's in Central Pattaya on 3rd Road, a 7-minute walk to Central and close to Walking Street, though the soi itself is quieter than the main road. Standard rooms are studios with a fridge and a desk; long-stayers who want to cook properly should pick the Duplex Suite with its separate kitchen. There's a rooftop pool with city views, and it scores 8.6 from 2,239 reviews.

Sunshine Vista is a mid-priced serviced apartment whose Executive Studio comes with a kitchen, large fridge, microwave and a dining area — good value for a long-stayer who wants to cook but doesn't want big-brand residence rates. It's in Central Pattaya near Beach Road, a 5-minute walk to the beach and close to CentralMarina. Every room has a balcony, there's a rooftop pool bar, a gym and a Thai-Western restaurant, and it scores 9.0 on Trip.com from 483 reviews, with guests praising the location and value. (Some standard rooms have only a fridge — pick the Executive Studio for the kitchen.)

Bella Villa Pattaya 3rd Road is a value serviced apartment with rooms that feel more like a small apartment than a hotel room, fitted with a large fridge, microwave, kettle and a sink — good for a long stay on a budget. It's a low-rise, 4-storey block with a garden and pool, in Central Pattaya on 3rd Road, about a 5-minute walk to the beach and close to markets and convenience stores. Plenty of guests note they pay less than a budget hotel but get a much bigger space, with a balcony for drying laundry. It scores 7.7 from 254 reviews — not luxury, but good value on space and price for a long stay.