I walk down the river to view regularly then walk around the Mangrove forest looking for the Blue birds. Lucky if you see they are very shy of Farang

It is a small shrine by a river. The day we went there was a boat race so made it interesting. Bathrooms very clean. Did not have much time to walk the mangrove boardwalk.

Phra Chedi Klang Nam, also known as the Floating Pagoda, is a prominent landmark in Rayong, Thailand. It is a unique structure built on a small island in the middle of the Mae Nam (river) Rayong. The pagoda appears to "float" when the river's water level rises during the rainy season. It's a popular attraction for both locals and tourists due to its picturesque setting and cultural significance. It was a good visit to the pagoda , especially the nearby bridge walk where you will see a lot of mangrove trees surrounded by the Pagoda. If you reach there early morning or evening , you will really enjoy the walk , else at day time it was really hot. Don't forget to take water and a hat at day time.

You can walk on the long wooden bridge and also can do a boat tour with 500B for half an hour until to the end of the river. Along the river, enjoy mangrove forest and beautiful birds.

Nice place to relax. You can now also walk over footbridges along the river and the mangroves. With a bit of luck, you can also spot a few monitor lizards. It is a very beautiful place and exciting at the same time to experience the exotic animal world.

Nice long path way to stroll around. When I visited here, the water level was low and could see the bottom of the soil. There are may trees that give visitors some shade while walking. Nothing much beside walking along the trail. Wear sneakers than sandals as the gap between wooden pave making me trip so often🤣

Fatatastic place. Good place for walking trail, running, see nature. fresh breeze. Hot during the day. Recommended in the moring or in the evening

Cute old town area with murals, street art. Lots of lovely cafés and lunch spots. Homemade crafts to buy.

You don't have to go there specifically, as most stores are closed and there are few people.

The old community with a history, as it was the former Rayong main road, where there are several old wooden houses, almost 100 years old. This place used to be the main cimmercial community and the location of banks, cinemas, markets, until the country changed. Currently, this tourist attraction in cultural conservation It is an old street in Rayong. reawakened for tourists to experience the aura of the old atmosphere of Yomjinda Road

Yomjinda Road in the old city of Rayong was simply a dissappointment. It was Monday midday when we visited there and many or even most of the shops were closed. Okay, it is not anymore the high season of tourism but, then, the historic notability of the road should be reflected at least some way - with or without tourists. The shrine, a Chinese temple, on the road was in my opinion the most interesting place on Yomjinda Road.

Because of covid not much to do, still interesting place

You must visit Rayong old town.

Unfortunately thats the only video I could capture. Have to go again to see the paintings I couldn’t find them but now i think its in the temple

Perhaps this Temple's most notable feature is the small reclining buddha. There are several very large assembly halls here, and I was able to enter two of the buildings to see shrines. Several people received council and blessings from one of the monks.

Wat Pa Pradu is probably the most famous of Rayong's Buddhist temples, one of those must visit places in Rayong, locating in the centre of the city. The reclining Buddha of the temple is not very big but it is made very different style as more famous recliner buddhas. Wat Pa Pradu is of course worth of visit.

nice, compact temple grounds with 3 or 4 other statues for worship or photos. the main attraction is the 12 meter reclining Buddha. mostly noted for age and being a rare left side reclining figure. the main statue building has several other smaller statues. guard dragons, and buddha at the center entry pillar, an area at the feet of the reclining Buddha with 3 worship stones, small feet replica and several smaller statues grouped together. of photo note a good view of the length from the head can be take from the outside thru a window. there is a gift shop area outside along with some other worship options such as floating flower candles.

Old temple in the center of Rayong, which has several interesting buildings. Temple itself has been changed for tourism and people who come to pray, practicing and get blessed.

Every time I come to Rayong, I always come to pay respects to the reclining Buddha at this temple for good fortune and good luck. I always have good things waiting for me every time I come to pay respects to the Buddha here.

Wat Pa Pradu was a lovely, respectful religious area of building complexes In the central part of Rayong proper. The temple was named after the Pradu trees that grow there. The main attraction that most tourist go to see is the reclining Buddha who reclines un-typically on his left arm instead of his right. (There are many other things to be done and learnt for those wishing to learn more including an informative tour.) The Buddha is covered in gold leaf which many locals rub with something and then make a donation. It seems a bit like making a donation and lighting a candle. The area is awash with religious respect. Shoes are always removed. There is a main road entrance into the temple (which we missed) but you can also approach it from the rear, like us, because we missed the main road which bisects the complex. Well worth the experience.

A big, clean and beautiful temple. The buddha statue lay down opposite way as usual.

It was almost sad to visit Ko Kloi Floating Market, only two shops open, almost no people in. Even though the market would be in its busiest, compared to Pattaya Floating Market, Ko Kloi is not very interesting. As such, these floating markets are rather historic pastiche.

Most of the shops were closed when I visited on a weekend

You will get the feeling of an old style market similar to the floating market in Ayutthaya. Lots of people are visiting during the weekends where many food stalls of many varieties including street foods, fruits, whole meal and even mookata (eat all u can) for all ages.. It's easy to find parking space since it's located inside PTT Gas station with adjacent free space across right wing and the Central Mall across the left side. Fresh air along nearby wooden walkways built over a manmade lake with some pedal boats to rent for strolling the water..

No shops open any more.

Ko Kloi Market offers a tranquil escape with its serene atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxation, particularly in the afternoon. The market's choices are limited due to a sparse number of vendors and vacant stalls, resulting in lack of bustling activity. The fish swimming towards the visitors is an engaging experience. While not heavily visited, the market holds an appeal for those interested in its historical significance.

Certainly a place to visit if you're in Rayong ... not too much hustle and bustle, probably due to covid, but a pleasant outing. One can feed the fish and the birds, no entrance fee, and though limited, a good selection of food and souvenirs.

Not so crowded during weekday, but evening and weekend are full of people around. Many activities and things locally you may impress. ^ ^ Look forward to going back there again

Nice place to go and enjoy the local food. Somewhat overrated as there are similar markets all over Thailand.

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I recommend a visit to this market. For a small city this market has a lot to offer.

This night market is totally different from the one i went in Bangkok! The food has much more variety and interesting stalls to try. The price are 20-50% cheaper than Bangkok too. Must go in Rayong!!

Amazing variety of food at such great prices. It’s somewhere where anyone can enjoy whether it’s fried chicken or fried crickets. Definitely worth a visit.

The market is located in central of province, if you come by car will difficult to find parking area. However, the food and items are variety with reasonable price. The only cons is when rain it will look a little bit not appreciated.

A good break (for me) from the confines of the hotel. An explosion of sounds and colours and smells greets you as you enter the night market, just after the guy at the entrance has your temp checked. There are dedicated rows of well laid-out stalls offering clothings, accessories, trinkets, footwear and, of course, food, drinks and fruits! Not so much of a unique experience, but being here will certainly immerse you into the Thai-ness of the environment.

A stylish restaurant that keeps updating its look, yet still retains its traditions on great food and bakery. Highly recommended. I usually love to sit outdoors due to its cozy atmosphere and tranquility of the garden. The food selection is good and most importantly, very yummy. I really like the Som Tom papaya salad and the dried fried pork aperitif. Deserts are great too, you just have to go inside and see the selection. They have the new matcha cakes and everything is fresh and light (gone are heavy cream cakes). Good for an early dinner as the place tends to get busy later, no wonder due to its popularity. A classic!

Tasty thai foods with big varieties of cakes. I didn’t try the cake but I heard from other people that it’s nice. Great atmosphere for group lunch/dinner. Staffs were friendly.

Nice ambience and great selection of authentic Thai cuisine. Reservation is highly recommended to secure table. Food portion are big and delicious.

Been to this place many times. Foods are the best as well as cakes.

Tasty food! Fried seabass with fish sauce is a must try!

Very pleasant and friendly place with good AC, convenient parking and location (near BRH), clear English menu and broad variety of well prepared Thai dishes. Also has excellent desert section of a variety of cakes. We have been back many times and have always been made very welcome and were very pleased.

The best tom yum khun..very good food

The place is unique and cool, dessert and drinks are at par — higher price but trade off with the atmosphere. There are kid play ground both in and out door, very natural down to earth (ความสะอาดตามสภาพ) But the door handle hurt/squeezed my finger, this is big minus score for this review not ok at all. However the purple rice stick is not bad at all good when it’s hot Mocha is highly not recommended Americano lychee is so so

Must try! - Prapika Cheese ball - Nam prik fired rice Overall menus are fine I prefer the main dish over the sweets. better go there late afternoon as it is not too hot and can sit along the canel. You can simply sit and chill with good foods and music plus,many scenery for photo.

Nice setup and cool to see the turtles in the backyard. Coffee is good, however not as tasty as I would have liked. Good for kids.

Definitely looks better than it tasted. While the atmosphere is nice, I wouldn’t recommend going here if you want coffee or shaved ice. Overpriced for what you get.

Expensive, service is very slow, bland/bad food, tasted definitely not fresh at all. The garden looks not like in the pictures. Didn't finish the food because it was so bad.

Very hot with no aircon room. Food and drink are shockingly at high cost. Need to take of shoes when enter the indoor table. Will not go back again for sure.

Great chilling restaurant to visit in Rayong.

I recently visited a rooftop restaurant and bar just outside of Bangkok, and the experience was truly unforgettable. The sweeping 180-degree sea view was nothing short of breathtaking, offering a serene and stunning backdrop that perfectly complemented the relaxed atmosphere. The interior design resonated beautifully with my tastes—sleek, modern, and visually striking. Compared to other rooftop venues I’ve visited, this one stood out as a clear favorite, especially for its ambiance and the unique black lighting that added a sophisticated, moody edge to the space. The menu leaned more toward Western cuisine than traditional local fare, but that didn’t bother me—the flavors were well-executed and enjoyable. The only drawback was the lack of a welcoming presence at the entrance. No staff were stationed to greet arriving guests, which made the initial impression feel a bit impersonal. Still, aside from that minor detail, the overall experience was wonderful.

I ordered penna carbonara salmon and sear salmon fillet. They are amazing. Penne and salmon are excellent,Not overcooked like many restaurant in Thailand.But they are perfect cooking. Flavorful sauce as well. I got welcome drinks from the hotel as member. The wine is good quality. The service not everyone perfect but there are a few who have a service mind that help me manage some problems of my coupons and my mobile phone. They have both indoor and ourdoor seat but the outdoor which are rooftop bar and smoking area.The bartender is welcomed and helpful. So I love to recommend this restaurant and I will come back here again.

oktoberfest event 2025 German food taste was good. And good quality. Not too much choice but all of things are delicious even apple pie and black forest cake. I will come agian at the next event.

This is the first time for me at the The holiday In Hotel, also in the Elementi Rooftop Restaurant & Bar 🥂. About hotel is good enough for me, but I do impress me when me and my husband step in to the Elementi Rooftop restaurant is made me feel so warm welcome and all the staff is very friendly and very good services specially with the young man name ‘s Best ☺️

We had a great evening with super service and the best steak 🥩 I ever have tried in Thailand 🇹🇭 Our waiter Mr. Best made our evening greater with his service and very good English skills👌👌🤩 We will be back 🙏🥰 From Tomas - Denmark 🇩🇰

Fantastic view (best in town). The food is good. But...drinks are overpriced (even considering the view) and staff is extremely slow and inattentive. I walked out waiting for my drinks (on a slow day). I will return to the hotel during my next visit but I will avoid the roof top

Great rooftop view, nice food, totally worthhhhh it. K. Tukta did a great service too 👌

soup was a tad diluted, chicken wings were a little dehydrated, pasta-tasted like fried noodles, pizza crust was chewy, more like sourdough, most ridiculous was that they charged 49baht for grated parmesan cheese.

Very good, but not wow. Expected a bit more for these prices. Salmon was dry and salmon salad was swimming in sauce.

A good western style of foods, reasonably priced and free corkage charge when you buy bottles of wine from Odila market.

This restaurant located in the city of Rayong, offers an Italian and Western fusion menu. The environment is welcoming, clean and comfortable. The menu offers a wide choice of dishes ranging from meat to fish, from pasta to pizza. Even though the chef is not Italian, I must admit that the composition and presentation of the dishes is of a high standard, I was pleasantly impressed. Honest prices compared to the types of dishes cooked. The meat is excellent as is the fish. The service is precise and quick

Great food and some of the best service we've had in Thailand. The appetizers came out before the entrees and together...which is always a plus and rare in Thailand LOL. Food was really good. They could improve the atmosphere a bit. Seemed a little like a cafe instead of a steak house.

One of my favourite restaurants in Rayong. Excellent in every way. 👍

Both the food and the atmosphere was amazing, delicious salmon dishes! The service is also amazing, 10/10 would recommend and come back!

A nice restaurant to visit with a nice interior, and it has now been 3 years since my last visit. A rich menu where you are guaranteed to find something to eat, here are both Western and Thai dishes. A good selection of both local and imported beer is served, in addition to other good beverages. A pleasant service follows you up during the visit, which provides a relaxed atmosphere. Parking is done in the street outside, or in an adjacent area.

Nice restaurant with good seating. Food is rather disappointing. Better for a German beer than German food. Sausages are very local low quality and sauerkraut not tasty. It is not bad but also not good thus it makes sense only if you stay nearby otherwise not worth it. The portions are big for people who enjoy quantity.

One of the best German restaurants in Thailand, they made their sausages from their own factory. Very good quality sausages especially Theuringer sausages which is my favorite.

Great food, I live in Germany and it's a good restaurant with traditional food. Fast clean tasty, friendly polite staff. (Danke Tha) Very helpful and l will be back, many more times forsure. 👍

German restaurant have wisen & dunkle draft beer. And import craft beer. But staff serve beer is lower standard ( lever 500ml on glass but beer is lower). Food salad steak spaghetti taste good. Girl staff so cute ha ha ha.

German Weißbier Weihenstephan on tap. Nice staff wearing Dirndl and committed to fulfill the custumers wishes. We tried the Currywurst and deep fried Haxn. Both were deli but the Haxn should be shared by many people. Big Portion :-) Nice atmosphere. I recommend

Clean air conditioned restaurant. Excellent choice of beers and German dishes! Service was great!