Queen Victoria Inn

Pub, restaurant and rooms on Soi 6

The operator describes Queen Victoria Inn as an English pub, restaurant and 33-room hotel that opened in October 2001. The address is usually written as 437/137-8 or 437/136-141 Soi Yodsak, also called Pattaya Soi 6. The different number ranges are an address-format conflict across the operator, Booking.com and the older press record, not evidence of two separate Queen Victoria Inns.

Food, carvery and current checks

The operator’s current buffet page gives a concrete Sunday carvery from 12:00 onwards at THB 395, with soup, prawn-cocktail salad, beef, ham, pork, chicken, trimmings and dessert. Cheers independently advertises the Sunday carvery but does not replace the operator’s menu page as the price reference. Older Pattaya Mail coverage describes a different closing window and earlier price, so that historical figure should not be used for a 2026 plan. Ask for the current start time, close time, price, table availability and dietary options.

Cheers also records a current weekday promotion trail: an early-bird breakfast at THB 129 from 08:30-12:00, a THB 220 Guinness pint from Monday to Saturday 12:00-18:00, Monday roast-pork roll at THB 109, Tuesday ribs and wings at THB 249, and Saturday chicken tikka masala at THB 199. These are dated listing prices and specials, so check the operator’s board before ordering.

The operator about page supplies English and Thai phone contacts for room or table bookings. The Thai-language search pass found no newer Thai timetable or price sheet that overrides the operator page. Booking.com and recent Tripadvisor reviews describe rooms with the pub downstairs and place the property directly on Soi 6. That location is the main trade-off: it is convenient for the adult nightlife district but noisy and unsuitable for travelers who want a quiet family street.

What the room listing confirms

Booking.com’s Thai room record describes air-conditioned rooms with a desk, kettle, refrigerator, safe, flat-screen television and private shower. The same listing places the inn near Alcazar Cabaret, Art in Paradise and Tiffany’s Show, and gives U-Tapao Rayong-Pattaya International Airport as about 44 kilometres away. Those are booking-channel details for orientation, not a promise that every room category has identical equipment or that the travel time will be the same in traffic.

The practical decision is therefore two separate checks: confirm the room’s fixtures and arrival terms with the inn, then decide whether Soi 6’s nightlife setting suits the people travelling with you. The current carvery, room inventory and street noise are different planning questions and should not be inferred from the property’s rating alone.

Use the operator’s contact route to confirm the room category, street-facing noise, arrival procedure and Sunday meal terms, then check whether the early-bird breakfast or weekday special is still running. The address-number variants, published pub hours and booking-channel room details describe the same Soi 6 property but should not be treated as one fixed rate or timetable.