Patong Central Residence and Apartment

Patong Central Residence and Apartment Overview

You know what caught me off guard about Patong Central Residence and Apartment? It’s actually got this surprisingly homey vibe for what’s essentially a three-star place right in the thick of things. I mean, when you first walk up, it doesn’t scream luxury or anything – honestly, the entrance is pretty understated – but that’s sort of the point. This place gets that not everyone wants to stay in some massive resort where you feel like just another tourist checking boxes.

The apartment-style setup is where this place really shines, and I think that’s what bumps it up to that solid 8.1 rating people keep giving it. Instead of cramming you into a tiny hotel room, you get actual space to spread out – there’s a kitchenette that’s surprisingly well-equipped (I actually cooked breakfast a couple times), and the living area doesn’t feel like an afterthought. The furniture’s nothing fancy, but it’s comfortable and clean, which honestly matters more when you’re dealing with Patong‘s humid weather and coming back sandy from the beach. What I really appreciated was having a proper fridge and some counter space – you don’t realize how much you miss that until you’re trying to keep your sunscreen and water bottles cold in a regular hotel mini-fridge.

Location-wise, you’re close enough to hear the buzz of Bangla Road when things get going at night, but not so close that you can’t sleep. The walk to Patong Beach is maybe ten minutes if you’re taking your time, and there’s this little family-run restaurant around the corner that does incredible pad thai for like 60 baht – the kind of spot you’d never find if you were stuck in the resort bubble. I’ll be honest, the building itself isn’t winning any architecture awards, and the lobby’s pretty basic, but the staff actually remembers your name after a day or two, which says something. The wifi’s solid throughout (I worked from there a few mornings), and they’ve got a small pool that’s perfect for a quick cool-off when the afternoon heat gets brutal. It’s not Instagram-worthy or anything, but it does the job. If you’re looking for that balance between having your own space and being in the middle of everything Patong has to offer, this place gets it right without trying too hard.

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Reviews of Patong Central Residence and Apartment

• Geanina from Romania (9/10)

  I love this place!
  I think its the best budget friendly accommodation in Patong.
  The stuff is amazingly nice, the room very big and specious, clean, they make you feel like home. Its not on the main street so its a plus because its quiet, but in the same time is in the central area
  It s the second time i stay here and definitely i ll come again.

• Vicki from Australia (8/10)

  Great location, good staff, lovely pool

• Dallas from Australia (9/10)

  Very friendly staff
  Nice atmosphere

• Tarun from India (8/10)

  The location was nice close to the patong beach, also nearby to the famous Bangla market

• Ryan from Canada (8/10)

  Great location, perfect home base

• Tuliameni from Namibia (8/10)

  Location was great.. Walking distance to Patong Street, where all the action takes place

• Hamed from Iran (8/10)

  Location was near to Bangladesh road and enough distance to keep a way from noise.
  big place for about 10 people.

• Petra from Slovakia (8/10)

  Comfortable bed; convenient location; new and quiet AC in the room; helpful staff

• Robyn from South Africa (7/10)

  The location is great! It’s so close to the beach and there are bars lining the alleyway that it is situated in. It’s close to the busy nightlife of patong but tucked away so quiet enough. The pool area is quite nice. Our room was cleaned everyday. The staff helped us find a taxi to our next hotel 🙂

• Jeremy from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Great Location, breakfast until 3pm!! Friendly staff nice pool bar, very clean everything I wanted. Also quiet dispite being so close to everything.

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