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Kalisa House@Soi welcome

Kalisa House@Soi welcome is an apartment-style stay in Jomtien for travelers looking for a local base.

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A closer look at Kalisa House@Soi welcome in Jomtien

Based in Jomtien, this apartment-style stay is best suited to travelers looking for a local base. Its room and service mix includes guest rooms and an on-site restaurant.

What 25 reviews say about Kalisa House@Soi welcome

The facility mix is Wi-Fi, parking, and balcony or terrace. Booking.com lists family rooms with air conditioning, balconies, private bathrooms, refrigerator, tea and coffee maker, free Wi-Fi and terrace space, and places Jomtien Beach about a one-minute walk away. Google reviewers rate it 4.7/5 across 25 reviews (July 2026). Before paying, confirm the exact room category, included amenities, cancellation terms, and key-collection arrangements. Recent room photos help put the overall rating in context.

When to go and how to reach 334/83 ซอยเวลคั้ม 2

Nightly rates aren’t published — confirm current costs before committing. Front-desk hours aren’t published; arrange check-in before traveling. Address: 334/83 ซอยเวลคั้ม 2, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri 20150.

  • Phone: 092 534 8846
Recorded facts, FAQs & qualifications

More at-a-glance details

Known for
On-site restaurant

Consider it for

  • Travelers looking for a local base
  • Drivers who need parking
  • Travelers who want direct phone contact

The details

Contact

Phone

092 534 8846

On site

Facilities

  • Guest accommodation
  • Wi-Fi
  • Parking
  • Restaurant

Listing details

Area
jomtien
Updated
August 2026

Recorded guest rating

4.7 on Google · 25 reviews · checked Jul 2026

Check recent reviews

Compare current visitor feedback on independent platforms.

Record highlights

  • Wi-Fi, parking, and balcony or terrace
  • Food available on site
  • Google rating of 4.7/5 across 25 reviews
  • Direct phone contact
  • Website available for current details

Check before relying

  • No published nightly rates
  • No complete front-desk schedule

Frequently asked questions

Is Kalisa House@Soi welcome open?

Yes. It is operating as an apartment-style stay as of July 2026.

Where is Kalisa House@Soi welcome?

334/83 ซอยเวลคั้ม 2, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri 20150

What accommodation is available?

It offers guest rooms and an on-site restaurant.

What are the front-desk hours?

Front-desk hours aren't published; arrange check-in before traveling.

How is it rated?

Google reviewers rate it 4.7/5 across 25 reviews (July 2026).

Updated 4 cited sources
Sources checked · 4

These are the pages used to check this guide. Opening hours, prices and other details can change after the recorded access date.

  1. goibibo.com · accessed
  2. Official website · accessed
  3. Google rating · accessed
  4. Booking.com current property listing · accessed

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