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Anzac Wooden Guest House & Cafe Shop

79/28 M.1 Jomtien Sattahip, Chonburi, Thailand 20150

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Overview

Our accommodation is located near to Chom Thian Beach far from ANZAC WOODEN GUEST HOUSE & CAFE SHOP 70 metre and to tourists center, shopping centre, and food center such as floating market, Nong Nooch Garden, Silverlake Vineyard, Elephant camp, Poo Pen Restaurant and LungSawai Restaurant. We hope to leave you with a great impression and to see you again.

Anzac Wooden Guest House & cafe shop staff provides consistent, friendly Chom Thian Becah Another most popular beach of Chonburi welknown by tourists only next to Pattaya Beach. Formerly called Dongtan Beach as situated in Tan forest, famous with its silver beachs and clear waters, slightly slope beach just only 4 km south from Pattaya. The beach is 6 km long with a shady road alongside. There are plenty of shops, Luxury hotels, nice resorts, condos , fresh seafood along the beach.

It is a serene beach good for relaxation swimming enjoy sports and actirities such as skis, windsurf, kitesurf. Deckchairs and parasols for sunbath lovers enjoying beautiful and impressive sunset moment we have Turkish breakfast, Turkish tea, coffee & we have private airport transfer for €50.

Location Information

Pattaya is a popular tourist resort on the Gulf Coast of Eastern Thailand, about 150 km south-east of Bangkok. Pattaya is most famous for its go-go and beer bars, but local authorities have made efforts to provide more family-friendly attractions and activities. The resort attracts local families and holidaymakers from far and wide. If you are going to be offended by the sight of fat old men hand in hand with young Thai women (and/or men), then Pattaya is probably not the place for you.

Efforts by the local authorities over the past few years have improved the quality of the beaches, but they are still lacklustre by Thailand's standards, and over-development has long since destroyed some of the natural charms the area once had. However, the plethora of hotels and guest houses, and easy access from the capital and airport, make it a popular weekend getaway. Catering for over five million tourists yearly, Pattaya is also able to offer an excellent range of eating choices and a wide variety of things to do and see. Its population is a colorful mix of nationalities and ethnicities from near and far.