Rent an apartment in Pattaya
Long-term and short-term rentals in Pattaya. Every unit is under Realty 51 management: we know each apartment and take responsibility for its condition, the contract and the check-in. All come furnished and equipped. Listed prices are indicative and depend on season, term and demand.
Why rent with us
- The search is free: you pay nothing for viewings or paperwork. Listed prices are indicative — the final figure depends on season, term and demand.
- We have inspected every apartment in person: the view, the appliances, the neighbours.
- Contracts in English and Russian, standard two-month deposit refunded on move-out.
- After move-in we handle issues with the owner and building management ourselves.
What rentals cost
206 m² pool villa, land 420 m² — Baan Pattaya 5 — 68,000 ฿ (≈ $2,100)
179 m² pool villa — Baan Pattaya 5 — 58,000 ฿ (≈ $1,800)
206 m² pool villa — Baan Pattaya 5 — 68,000 ฿ (≈ $2,100)
347 m² pool villa — Baan Pattaya Haven — 100,000 ฿ (≈ $3,100)
249 m² pool villa — Baan Pattaya Haven — 65,000 ฿ (≈ $2,000)
449 m² pool villa — Baan Pattaya Haven — 130,000 ฿ (≈ $4,000)
347 m² Exclusive pool villa — Baan Pattaya Haven — 100,000 ฿ (≈ $3,100)
286 m² pool villa — Baan Pattaya Haven — 80,000 ฿ (≈ $2,400)
1 Bedroom 38 m² with Sea View, 5th Floor — Water Park — 24,000 ฿ (≈ $700)
1 Bedroom 38 m² with Sea View — Water Park — 24,000 ฿ (≈ $700)
2 Bedroom 60 m² with Pool View — Whale Marina — 45,000 ฿ (≈ $1,400)
Studio 30 m² River View, 4th Floor — Whale Marina — 14,000 ฿ (≈ $400)
FAQ
How much does it cost to rent in Pattaya?
A studio starts from ฿16,000 per month, a one-bedroom from ฿20,000, a two-bedroom from ฿35,000. The price depends on the district, the view and the condition.
Does the season affect the price?
Yes, significantly. High season in Pattaya runs from October to April: demand is high, few units stay free and rates are noticeably above the low season. A long-term contract from six months fixes the price for the whole term.
What is the minimum term?
Long-term rentals start at six months; one-year contracts are more common and cheaper per month. Shorter stays cost 20–40% more per month.
What do you need to start the search?
For long-term rentals the district, budget and approximate dates are enough. For short stays from one month we need specifics: exact arrival and departure dates, the number of guests, confirmed flight tickets and passports valid for the whole trip. Owners hold short bookings only against confirmed details — otherwise the unit is taken off the market and sits empty.
What deposit is required?
Usually two months as a deposit plus the first month upfront, refunded on move-out if the apartment is in order.
Who pays for electricity and water?
The tenant, by meter. Rates differ from building to building: electricity usually starts at ฿6 per kWh, water at ฿40 per cubic metre. For a 35 m² apartment with air conditioning expect roughly ฿1,500–3,000 a month. Internet and building fees are usually included.
Are there any extra costs?
Besides rent and utilities there is the final cleaning on move-out: from ฿1,000 for a studio, more for one- and two-bedroom units depending on size. Some owners also ask for a small refundable deposit for keys or an access card. Basic internet is normally included in the rent; where a high-speed line for remote work is needed, some apartments have one for around ฿700 a month. We quote all of this before you sign, so there are no surprises at check-out.
Do I need a visa to rent?
No visa is required — a passport is enough. The owner must register a foreign tenant with immigration; we help with it.
Can I rent remotely?
Yes. We run a live video viewing, the contract is signed remotely and keys are handed over on arrival.