I really enjoyed my stay at the Riviera Jomtien. There are 4 Riviera buildings in the area. Quick tour of the property and a studio room with costs for daily (technically illegal), monthly rental and to purchase.
I checked out the Riveria and the condos were just way to small for me I went to Cetus right on the beach and got a 58 sq meter 1 bedroom for the same price with an incredible ocean view and great amenities also
I’m retired and my wife just recently passed away. Next year I plan on coming to Thailand hopefully for a mental health break. Just for a month. What do you recommend?
@@sensei1x First let me say how Sorry I am for your loss as far as a recommendation to give u an honest answer I would have to know u more. It just depends on what your looking for people come here for many different reasons I can tell u it is a wonderful place and the people and the food are Fantastic have been here for over a 1/1/2 yrs and I love it so if u want tell me more about what u want and will try and help
@@tomm.6265 I appreciate you getting back to me. I worked for the DOD for 35yrs. I’ve been retired for 6 yrs. I’ve traveled around the world but never been to Thailand. I’m looking to go to Thailand next yr sometime. I’m not into the party scene( too old for that now) I don’t smoke or drink. Kinda laid back you might say. Just looking for a quiet room with terrace and a view of the ocean. Where I can bring a different young lady maybe once or twice a week ( I’m not that dude anymore I have to pace myself). And see the sights of Thailand by myself. And thats about it.
Depends on the rental. For short term and some monthly (airbnb), everything is usually included, but definitely read the fine print. If you buy or rent long term, you'll have to set up utilities.
Thailand has a sewer gas issue in its condos. Not sure why, but it’s better odds than a coin flip that if a building is older than 5 years it will be filled with sewer gas. Just have to pray it’s not in your room. Mostly it’s in the hallways and bathrooms but I’ve seen it many times where the sewer gas is circulating through the ceilings and drops down into the rooms via room vents / any other crack in the ceiling like a light fixture / pit light. It’s a real bummer
Hmm well, legally, condos can't be used for short-term rentals so many people are actually at work or out enjoying other things I guess. There's SO much to see and do here.
Does it always smell like sewage in the hallways? I have heard that is a problem in condo buildings and on the streets in Pattaya. Thinking about retiring there , but not if I have to smell that all the time.
I didn't notice it anywhere else on the property. It was most likely the garbage closet where residents take their trash on each floor. Since toilet paper can't be flushed, it's thrown out with the garbage. There are many different smells in every country of the world. Don't let something like that stop you from exploring or living your dream.
Wait, WHAT??!! I was in Pattaya for 8 weeks in 2018 and 8 weeks in Hua Hin, and NEVER out of the numerous hotels that I stayed in, could you not flush TP down the toilet . ???????
TP is meant for drying a clean bottom after washing with the bum gun. Many tourists aren't familiar with this and will throw away dirty paper. The pipes are narrower than western standard and clog more easily so it should not be flushed. There is "fast dissolving" paper that can be flushed, but it's not very comfortable to use. 😂
Here's a link for you. Change the currency to USD, filter on Rent, and Studio. www.thailand-property.com/condo/3398/the-riviera-jomtien there's one today for $377
Nice looking condo. How high was the barrier on the balcony? I haven't got a head for heights so I'd probably be looking for as low a floor as possible 😢 Also, can you pay extra for room cleaning etc.
You won't fall over the balconies. I'm not a fan of heights either but now I live on the 20th floor in my building. 😂 It's cheap and easy to have a cleaning service come in if you don't want to clean yourself.
I'm not a party person either and as you will see in some of my other videos, even in the U.S. I'm pretty frugal and tend toward a minimalist lifestyle. I'll enjoy my retirement and won't be going without but based on what I've seen so far, my ideal budget is $1,000 USD and $2,000 on the high end. More videos to come on that so I won't give it all away here. Thanks for subscribing!
I live at Riviera Jomtien. I don't drink much, or go to the bars, etc. But I do play golf once a week. My total budget is usually around $1300-1600 usd/mo.
No, sorry I don't know an agent. Best bet is to join one of the Facebook condo rental groups and make a post about what you want. They will contact you quickly.
I really enjoyed my stay at the Riviera Jomtien. There are 4 Riviera buildings in the area. Quick tour of the property and a studio room with costs for daily (technically illegal), monthly rental and to purchase.
This a REALLY GOOD video. It shows the attention to detail of the shared areas. Excellent 👍👍.
Thank you very much. There is a lot of detail and great design in the common areas throughout the property. Definitely a luxury location.
What a beautiful condo really enjoy staying at a place like this
Really is a fantastic property and surprisingly affordable. Hope you keep watching!
I checked out the Riveria and the condos were just way to small for me I went to Cetus right on the beach and got a 58 sq meter 1 bedroom for the same price with an incredible ocean view and great amenities also
I've seen photos of Cetus and it looks great. I will definitely try to check it out.
I’m retired and my wife just recently passed away. Next year I plan on coming to Thailand hopefully for a mental health break. Just for a month. What do you recommend?
@@sensei1x First let me say how Sorry I am for your loss as far as a recommendation to give u an honest answer I would have to know u more. It just depends on what your looking for people come here for many different reasons I can tell u it is a wonderful place and the people and the food are Fantastic have been here for over a 1/1/2 yrs and I love it so if u want tell me more about what u want and will try and help
@@tomm.6265
I appreciate you getting back to me. I worked for the DOD for 35yrs. I’ve been retired for 6 yrs. I’ve traveled around the world but never been to Thailand. I’m looking to go to Thailand next yr sometime. I’m not into the party scene( too old for that now) I don’t smoke or drink. Kinda laid back you might say. Just looking for a quiet room with terrace and a view of the ocean. Where I can bring a different young lady maybe once or twice a week ( I’m not that dude anymore I have to pace myself). And see the sights of Thailand by myself. And thats about it.
Very nice! The monthly price broken down is only about 13 bucks a day.I'm sure it doesn't include some other costs but seems hard to beat.
Depends on the rental. For short term and some monthly (airbnb), everything is usually included, but definitely read the fine print. If you buy or rent long term, you'll have to set up utilities.
Thailand has a sewer gas issue in its condos. Not sure why, but it’s better odds than a coin flip that if a building is older than 5 years it will be filled with sewer gas.
Just have to pray it’s not in your room. Mostly it’s in the hallways and bathrooms but I’ve seen it many times where the sewer gas is circulating through the ceilings and drops down into the rooms via room vents / any other crack in the ceiling like a light fixture / pit light.
It’s a real bummer
Thanks for watching
Probably because they don't have traps in the drains
Good deal 👍
Very!
I've watched at least 60 condo tours. This is the first one that has people using the facilities. It always seems so deserted like where is everyone?
Hmm well, legally, condos can't be used for short-term rentals so many people are actually at work or out enjoying other things I guess. There's SO much to see and do here.
Does it always smell like sewage in the hallways? I have heard that is a problem in condo buildings and on the streets in Pattaya. Thinking about retiring there , but not if I have to smell that all the time.
I didn't notice it anywhere else on the property. It was most likely the garbage closet where residents take their trash on each floor. Since toilet paper can't be flushed, it's thrown out with the garbage. There are many different smells in every country of the world. Don't let something like that stop you from exploring or living your dream.
Wait, WHAT??!! I was in Pattaya for 8 weeks in 2018 and 8 weeks in Hua Hin, and NEVER out of the numerous hotels that I stayed in, could you not flush TP down the toilet . ???????
TP is meant for drying a clean bottom after washing with the bum gun. Many tourists aren't familiar with this and will throw away dirty paper. The pipes are narrower than western standard and clog more easily so it should not be flushed. There is "fast dissolving" paper that can be flushed, but it's not very comfortable to use. 😂
Looks like a good bit of open land between condo and beach. What’s the risk of another condo building in front of ocean view.
That could be possible.
Hi,where and from who do you rent from at Riviera for $400 a month?
Here's a link for you. Change the currency to USD, filter on Rent, and Studio. www.thailand-property.com/condo/3398/the-riviera-jomtien there's one today for $377
Nice looking condo. How high was the barrier on the balcony? I haven't got a head for heights so I'd probably be looking for as low a floor as possible 😢 Also, can you pay extra for room cleaning etc.
You won't fall over the balconies. I'm not a fan of heights either but now I live on the 20th floor in my building. 😂 It's cheap and easy to have a cleaning service come in if you don't want to clean yourself.
Thanks. I think I'd like that if it's affordable. It would feel like being permanently on holiday even though you're retired! Living the dream 😊
What is your monthly budget living in Thailand? For me probably $2,000 USD a month since i don't go to clubs or bars or into girls and alcohol.
I'm not a party person either and as you will see in some of my other videos, even in the U.S. I'm pretty frugal and tend toward a minimalist lifestyle. I'll enjoy my retirement and won't be going without but based on what I've seen so far, my ideal budget is $1,000 USD and $2,000 on the high end. More videos to come on that so I won't give it all away here. Thanks for subscribing!
@@RetiringToAsia I probably send more money on renting a nice condo since I like a nice place.
I live at Riviera Jomtien. I don't drink much, or go to the bars, etc. But I do play golf once a week. My total budget is usually around $1300-1600 usd/mo.
Brother do you know an agent Who rent rooms at the riveira or can i Just walk in and do business at the reception thanks for the efford brother
No, sorry I don't know an agent. Best bet is to join one of the Facebook condo rental groups and make a post about what you want. They will contact you quickly.
@@RetiringToAsia thanks for reply brother
Thanks for watching.
There are a couple agents offices next to the Coffee Shop at the entrance.
@@jonh.7661 thanks brother im in the copacabana building right now ✌️💪
The road noise at ground floor level sounds TERRIBLE 😔.+1
Yes, there is a major road running right on the other side of the wall but it is quite a relaxing setting.
If you walk next to that exterior wall/fence, it's a little noisy, but it's not as bad as the mic made it sound.
I would not buy or rent a condo there if they are overflooded with tourists. All i heard when you showed around was russian lol.
Thanks for watching!
Think you mean draft dodgers 😂😂😂
A little small, the bed is too low, need bed frame
That one was lower than most, but you don't find a lot at the "western" frame heights. Thanks for watching.