Patong Harbor View Condominiums | Patong Beach Apartments

The single best upgrade to a Patong month costs nothing: a condo within walking distance to Patong Beach. When the sea is a stroll rather than a trip, you swim before breakfast, catch the sunset without planning it, and never once negotiate with a tuk-tuk. Here's what 'walking distance' should really mean when you rent. In Patong terms, treat anything under ten minutes on foot — roughly 800 metres — as genuinely walkable, and check the route, not just the distance: a walk along lit streets with pavements is a pleasure; the same distance up a steep unlit hill is a daily tax. The walkable map of Patong Patong Beach runs about three kilometres, and the walkable condo zone fans out behind it: the streets behind the beach road from the southern end near the market up to the northern end toward Kalim. Buildings like Patong Harbor View sit in this band — close enough that the beach becomes part of the flat, not a destination. The northern end (Kalim side) is quieter with rocky...

How much does it cost to rent a condo in Patong — the full answer, not just the rent. This page builds three real monthly budgets: a careful solo stay, a comfortable couple's month, and a family month in a bigger unit, with rent, bills and the everyday costs included. Rent is only about half the story of a month in Patong. The other half — electricity, food, transport — is what decides whether the month feels cheap or expensive. The rent itself Start with the bands every Patong renter works from: studios ฿9,000–15,000 a month, one-bedrooms ฿14,000–25,000, two-bedrooms ฿22,000–40,000, three-bedrooms ฿35,000–60,000. These are typical ranges across the town's condo stock, varying with season, beach distance and stay length. Add a deposit of one month's rent, refundable, which is a cash-flow item rather than a cost. Electricity is the one bill that surprises people. In most Patong condos it is metered and charged on top of rent at roughly ฿7–9 per unit, and air-conditioni...

A family month in Patong lives or dies on space: kids need a door that closes, parents need a balcony that isn't a bedroom, and everyone needs a pool. A 2 bedroom condo for rent in Patong for a family gives you all of that for less than two hotel rooms — usually much less. Here's how family renters should shop the market. Two-bedrooms are also Patong's best group unit: two couples or a family plus grandparents split one rent, one kitchen and one set of bills. Family prices for two-bedrooms Typical monthly range for a two-bedroom in Patong: ฿22,000–40,000, with the middle of the band buying a modern unit in a pool building a short walk from the beach. Set that against two hotel rooms for 30 nights — even at a friendly ฿1,500 a room per night, that's ฿90,000, with no kitchen and no living room. The condo comparison isn't close, and the kitchen widens it further every time breakfast happens at home. Electricity is the one bill that surprises people. In most Pa...

The studio is the solo traveller's monthly weapon: one room done well, the lowest rent in the building, and Patong itself as your living room. A studio condo for rent at Patong Beach on a cheap monthly deal is how divers, digital workers and season-long wanderers keep a whole month in budget. Cheap monthly studios in Patong start around ฿9,000 — the guide below shows what that money should include, and where the studio life works best. Studio prices and what moves them Typical monthly band: ฿9,000–15,000. The floor of the band is inland (Nanai Road and the southern streets), the top is near the beach in a facility building. Size runs roughly 28–45 square metres — small on paper, fine in practice if the layout separates the bed from the desk from the kitchenette, which good Thai studio design usually does surprisingly well. Electricity is the one bill that surprises people. In most Patong condos it is metered and charged on top of rent at roughly ฿7–9 per unit, and air-conditio...