Penthouse Hotel

The Penthouse Hotel is an adult-only property, catering to bachelors, partiers, or anyone with an open mind. The design throughout is busy, with a mix of Asian-inspired furnishings and erotic-themed paraphernalia. The lobby has black-tile flooring, wicker seating with red cushions, hanging lanterns, and a plethora of statues. The walls in the hallways, rooms, and other parts of the hotel are reminiscent of orange marshmallow circus peanuts. The decor will not appeal to all guests, but most coming here are more interested in the liberal policies than the interior design. Many guest actually do find it quite sexy -- it’s all a matter of taste. Guests will find plenty of dance poles, swings, and sex toys amidst the hotel. There are two go-go bars downstairs and outside guests are free to accompany hotel guests. 

The Penthouse Hotel is close -- within a five-minute walk -- to Walking Street, bars, discos, and go-go lounges. It’s also just one block from the beach. Guests can walk to Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum in five minutes and Bali Hai Pier in 15 minutes. At the pier, ferries leave for Koh Lan Island, or Coral Island, on 45-minute journeys. The property is also 15 minutes from Jomtien Beach, which is quieter than Pattaya. Guests wanting to check out Pattaya’s cabaret shows, are a 10-minute drive from the famous Alcazar, which has a state-of-the-art theater and hundreds of performers. U-Tapao Rayong-Pattaya International Airport is one-hour away by car, while Suvarnabhumi International is 90 minutes and Don Muang International is two hours.  

Rooms at the Penthouse Hotel are colorful, dimly lit, and continue the busy decor seen in the common areas. They have tile floors, raised beds, red-satin throw pillows, and stuffed animals on the beds. Also expect mirrors on the ceilings, dance stages, poles, and “exercise” swings. Rooms are showing wear and tear. More traditional amenities include flat-screen TVs (either 42-inch or 50-inch), DVD players, minibars, and electric kettles for coffee and tea. The TV gets some adult channels as well as a feed from the Kitten Club downstairs. The rooms do have stereo systems, as well as mood lighting and safety boxes, both located under the beds. The blackout curtains on the windows are a big hit with partiers. 

There are a variety of room choices available, including Deluxe, Premiere, Superior, Party, and Suites. Some rooms have balconies, 24-hour pool access, and whirlpools. Bathrooms have showers that fit multiple persons, some have jetted tubs with TVs in view, and all have hairdryers. Individual guests are able to bring in two free guests; couples can bring in one extra person. After that, there is an additional charge. 

There aren't a ton of on-site features, but the most notable are the two go-go bars downstairs and the two pools. The small indoor pool has lots of metal poles, a slide, waterfall, and a seating arrangement around a counter for having drinks in the pool. The outdoor splash pool is tiny and covered. The hotel has a restaurant, the Cafe Lounge, which receives good ratings on its food and serves a free breakfast spread. There is indoor and outdoor seating with lovely tropical plants. In-room massages can be arranged, too. Wi-Fi is free throughout.