A named option for a longer stay: Fourium
Fourium Pattaya Hotel & Serviced Residence on Pratamnak Road, South Pattaya, publishes a long-term rental programme that includes pet-friendly accommodation. Its studios have kitchenettes; the published long-stay offer includes electricity, water and weekly housekeeping.
The separate pet policy names Superior Studio King/Twin rooms in Building 4. Book directly and give the property your pet’s breed, weight and age at least 24 hours before arrival.
- Pet cost: the policy lists THB 300 per pet per night. Ask for the complete long-stay quote, including whether that daily charge changes for your contract.
- Eligibility: the usual weight limit is 20 kg; larger animals need advance approval. Bring the current vaccination record; confirm species and maximum pet count.
- Room discrepancy: the English policy also includes Suites; the Thai section names only Superior Studios. Have the exact pet-permitted room written into the booking.
For housekeeping, remove or crate your pet. The English policy excludes pets from hotel beds, sofas and the swimming-pool area.
This is a hotel/serviced-residence arrangement. It does not establish permission for an independently rented condo. Operator pages checked remotely on 8 September 2026; availability and contract-specific terms remain with the property.
Get two written answers
- Building or juristic office: the current pet rule, its effective date and issuing office.
- Unit owner: permission for your exact animal in the lease or a signed addendum.
An agent’s listing or another resident’s dog does not settle either answer.
What the documents should cover
- Your animal: species, number, size and any breed conditions.
- Daily access: entrances, lifts, carriers, leads, waste and noise.
- Money: fees, deposit, damage and refund terms.
- Your tenancy: exact unit, dates and animals named in the owner’s permission.
Before signing
If the building rule and owner’s answer conflict, have the parties resolve it in writing. For an unclear lease or building rule, obtain qualified Thai legal advice before signing or paying.
No named condo has both current building-policy evidence and matching unit permission in this guide. The serviced-residence option above has its own operator policy; it is not a substitute for a condo’s two written answers.
Frequently asked
Is the owner’s message enough?
Obtain the current building rule as well and put the exact animal permission in the lease or a signed addendum.
Does a pet-friendly search filter cover every unit?
No. Treat it as a way to find a lead, then check the building and the particular unit you intend to rent.