About
Centre Point Prime Hotel Pattaya is a modern high-rise built for families. A 33-storey, 544-room tower on Sukhumvit Road near the North Pattaya junction, it belongs to the Thai Centre Point group and leans hard into one idea: keep the kids entertained on site. The result is a hotel where a rainy afternoon or a lazy day never becomes a problem, and where the nightly rate is low enough to leave plenty of holiday budget for everything else.
It is not a beach hotel — Sukhumvit is a busy road and the sea is a short ride away — but with a water park downstairs, many families barely notice.
The wave pool and pools
The standout is the Aloha Hawaii wave pool water park, free for guests, complete with a wave pool and waterslides, backed up by a third-floor swimming pool. For families with children, this is the whole point of the hotel, and it comfortably outperforms the pools at most rivals in the price bracket.
Rooms
Rooms are contemporary and practical, and most include a kitchenette with a fridge, microwave and kettle — genuinely useful for families and longer stays. Add 24-hour room service, a kids’ club and a 22nd-floor Seaview Lounge for sunset views, and the package punches well above its price.
Details
- Address: 275 Moo 6, Sukhumvit Road, Naklua, North Pattaya, Bang Lamung
- Size: 33-storey tower, 544 rooms; many with kitchenettes
- Water: Aloha Hawaii wave pool water park (free for guests) plus a third-floor pool
- Rates: Often from ~฿1,200–1,600, higher in school holidays — check current prices
- Nearby: Terminal 21 (shuttle); beach ~10–15 minutes away
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Strengths and trade-offs
Why stay: a free wave-pool water park, kitchenette rooms, a kids’ club and modern comforts at a genuinely low price — outstanding for families.
Know before you book: it is a big, busy hotel on Sukhumvit rather than the beach, so expect crowds at peak times and factor in a short ride to the sea and the nightlife. Confirm you are booking the ‘Prime’ property, as the group runs more than one hotel in Pattaya.
Recorded facts, FAQs & qualifications
Full overview
Centre Point Prime Hotel Pattaya is a big, modern, family-first hotel — a 33-storey, 544-room tower on Sukhumvit Road near the North Pattaya junction and Terminal 21, part of the well-known Thai Centre Point group. Its headline feature is water: guests get free access to the on-site Aloha Hawaii wave pool water park, with a genuine wave pool and waterslides, plus a separate third-floor pool, so keeping children happy for a day requires no effort and no extra spend. Rooms are contemporary and unusually practical, most with a kitchenette — fridge, microwave and kettle — which suits families and longer stays, and touches like 24-hour room service, a kids' club and a 22nd-floor Seaview Lounge for sunsets round out the package. For all that, the price is remarkably low, often from around 1,200–1,600 baht, which is why it rates so highly for value. The trade-off is location and scale: it sits on the busy Sukhumvit artery rather than by the sea (the beach is roughly 10–15 minutes away), and a hotel this large gets busy, with pools and breakfast at their liveliest in the school holidays. A shuttle runs to Terminal 21, and baht buses and Grab handle the rest. If you are travelling with kids and want space, a water park and modern rooms without paying beachfront rates, it is one of Pattaya's best-value big hotels. Note it is distinct from the group's other Pattaya properties.
More at-a-glance details
- Displayed nightly room rate
- THB 1,397As of 2026-07-24 · google.com
- Known for
- Grand Deluxe rooms · Grand Suite rooms
Consider it for
- Families — the free Aloha Hawaii wave pool and kids' club are the main event
- Value-seekers wanting a modern high-rise room with a kitchenette for little money
- Travellers happy near Terminal 21 and Sukhumvit rather than on the beach
More planning notes
- The hotel is on Sukhumvit Road rather than the beach
- A shuttle or road transport is needed for the seafront and central nightlife
- The large hotel, lifts, breakfast room and water park can be busy at family-travel peaks
- The hotel does not sell or serve alcohol
The details
Prices
As of 2026-07-24 (google.com)
As of 2026-07-24 (centrepoint.com)
As of 2026-07-24 (centrepoint.com)
Contact
+66 38 186 888
On site
Facilities
- 33-storey tower
- The Wave pool with waves and slides
- Separate saltwater swimming pool
- Kids club
- Fitness centre
- Kitchenettes with microwave and refrigerator
- 22nd-floor Sea View Lounge
- Terminal 21 shuttle
- Free parking
- Restaurant
Listing details
- Area
- north-pattaya
- From
- ฿1,200
- Class
- 4-star
- Updated
- July 2026
Recorded guest rating
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Record highlights
- Free guest access to the Aloha Hawaii wave pool water park, with a wave pool and waterslides
- Modern rooms with kitchenettes (fridge, microwave, kettle) in a big 33-storey tower
- Excellent value for a large, well-equipped family hotel — often from around 1,200–1,600 baht
- Extras like a 22nd-floor Seaview Lounge, a kids' club and a shuttle to Terminal 21
Check before relying
- On busy Sukhumvit Road, not the beach — about 10–15 minutes to the seafront
- A very large, popular hotel: pools and breakfast get busy, especially in school holidays
- You'll need a baht bus, Grab or the shuttle for Beach Road, Walking Street and the sea
Frequently asked questions
Where is Centre Point Prime Hotel Pattaya?
It is at 275 Moo 6 on Sukhumvit Road, on the Naklua/North Pattaya side near the North Pattaya junction and Terminal 21 shopping mall. A shuttle runs to Terminal 21; the beach is about 10–15 minutes away by baht bus or Grab. It is a separate hotel from the group's other Pattaya properties, so book the 'Prime' by name.
Does it really have a wave pool?
Yes — guests get free access to the on-site Aloha Hawaii wave pool water park, which has a wave pool and waterslides, plus a separate third-floor swimming pool. It is the main reason families book here and a rare feature at this price.
Do the rooms have kitchenettes?
Most rooms come with a kitchenette — a fridge, microwave and kettle — along with air conditioning and modern furnishings. That makes it practical for families and longer stays where you want to prepare the odd meal or store snacks and drinks.
Is it good for families?
It is one of Pattaya's most family-oriented hotels: the free wave pool, kids' club, spacious modern rooms and kitchenettes are all aimed at families, and the value is excellent. The main caveat is that it gets busy in peak school holidays.
Is it on the beach?
No — it is on Sukhumvit Road, roughly 10–15 minutes from the seafront. If you want to walk to the sand this isn't it, but for a water-park-focused family stay the on-site pools mean you may not miss the beach much.
How much does it cost?
Rates often start from around 1,200–1,600 baht a night depending on season, which is why it scores so well on value for a hotel of this size and standard. Peak school-holiday dates and larger family rooms cost more; compare booking sites for current prices.
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- Centre Point Prime Hotel Pattaya — official (Centre Point) · accessed
- Centre Point Prime Hotel Pattaya — Tripadvisor · accessed
- Centre Point Prime Hotel Pattaya — Booking.com · accessed
- Google rating · accessed