Mytt Hotel Pattaya — Pattaya Golf Hotel

The setting and style

Mytt Hotel rises over the northern end of Pattaya Beach Road, in the more contained North Pattaya district. It’s a genuinely central spot — the beach is a minute’s walk, the Terminal 21 and Central Marina malls are close by, and Tiffany’s Show and Art in Paradise are around the corner — yet it sits far enough from Walking Street to keep a calmer feel at night. With 236 rooms across a modern tower, the hotel leans urban and design-forward rather than resort-sprawling, which suits couples and groups who want to be in the middle of things.

Rooftop, pool and dining

The hotel’s signature is its rooftop scene: an infinity pool on the 12th floor and a rooftop bar with panoramic views over the bay and city, regularly singled out by guests as the highlight. Dining includes Wantana for Thai and seafood, a casual poolside spot, and a well-regarded breakfast buffet, with a spa, sauna and fitness centre rounding out the facilities. One honest note: the pool sits under a partial roof, so it stays shaded — pleasant for cooling off, less so for all-day sunbathing.

Golf access and getting around

For golf, Mytt is well placed: the flagship Siam Country Club courses — Old Course, Plantation, Rolling Hills and Waterside — sit roughly 20–25 minutes inland, with the Nicklaus-designed Laem Chabang and the scenic Chee Chan around 30–40 minutes away. Regional transfers typically run 20–60 minutes, so fitting several rounds into a few days is easy. With the beach, malls and nightlife all within walking distance or a short ride, you only really need transfers for tee times. Pattaya’s coolest, driest golf weather runs November to February, though it plays well year-round.