Pattaya International Hospital

About

Pattaya International Hospital is the private hospital most useful to visitors who are actually staying in the middle of town. It sits on Soi 4 — the short soi between Beach Road and Second Road, also known as Soi Post Office — which puts it within a five-minute walk of a dense cluster of central Beach Road hotels. For a holiday illness or a minor injury, that central location often matters more than anything else.

According to the hospital’s own information it has run in central Pattaya for decades, and it is set up for foreign patients: staff who deal with tourists and expats every day, many of them English-speaking. As a mid-sized private hospital its charges typically fall below the city’s largest tertiary hospital while remaining above Thailand’s government hospitals — a middle ground that suits a lot of travellers.

What it’s good for

• Central emergencies and urgent care: the hospital lists a 24-hour emergency department with its own ambulances — the nearest full ER for most central-Pattaya hotels.
• Everyday holiday medicine: fevers, stomach upsets, infections, scooter grazes, minor injuries and prescriptions, handled quickly and close to the beach.
• Routine specialists and minor procedures: outpatient clinics and two operating theatres covering internal medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, ENT, obstetrics, dermatology and dental care, per the hospital’s own listing.

Details

• Address: 255/4 Moo 9, Soi 4 (Soi Pattaya 4), Pattaya Second Road, Nongprue, central Pattaya
• Hours: Emergency 24 hours; outpatient clinics roughly 08:00–20:00 daily (varies by department)
• Facilities (per the hospital): ~80 beds, intensive care unit, two operating theatres, x-ray, laboratory, pharmacy, dental clinic and physiotherapy
• Phone: +66 38 428 374
• Website: https://www.pattayainterhospital.net/
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Good to know

Sort out travel insurance before any Pattaya trip — private hospital bills add up fast, and uninsured patients are typically asked to pay on the day or leave a deposit. Carry your policy number, your insurer’s emergency line and your passport. For a genuinely major or complex emergency — serious cardiac events, major trauma, neurosurgery — many residents prefer the larger, JCI-accredited Bangkok Hospital Pattaya at the Naklua end of town; for convenient day-to-day care in the centre, Pattaya International is the practical choice. Any specific treatment or price should be confirmed directly with the hospital.