Patong trip report — what I found
Started by SeattleSam · 12 Mar 2026 · 348 views
Arrival and first impressions: Taxi from airport was straightforward. Checked into my hotel near Kata.
Day 1-2: Explored the area, got the lay of the land. Found the local spots quickly.
Days 3-5: Met some great girls. The Kata area was busy but manageable.
Prices: 2000-4000 THB ST. Some room for negotiation.
Tips for others: Book your hotel close to the action.
Would I go back? 100% — already saving for the next trip.
Prices: Exactly as described. I spent about $150/day on the hobby side.
Girls: Mix of local and working girls from other regions. Quality was excellent.
My favorite spot was a small bar off the main strip.
One tip: Late night you get the best deals.
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Calgary Kevin — Calgary, Canada
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Prices: Slightly higher than reported. I spent about $100/day on the hobby side.
Girls: Mix of local and working girls from other regions. Quality was excellent.
My favorite spot was an agency I found online.
One tip: Go early in the evening for first pick.
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Texas Heat — Houston, TX
I noticed some changes since my last visit in pre-COVID.
Biggest change: Prices have gone up about 20%.
Still a great destination. One of my top 3 worldwide.
Prices: Exactly as described. I spent about $50/day on the hobby side.
Girls: International mix. Quality was above average.
My favorite spot was the freelancer area near the hotels.
One tip: Late night you get the best deals.
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