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No credit card€174€25 a day, 7 daysView Prices for seven days, 16 to 23 November 2026, including delivery to you and collection at the end. Enter your address and hours for today’s prices.

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See cars delivered in PattayaEach class shows its cheapest delivered car for the week above; a typical Pattaya offer costs over €76 a day.
A car delivered in Pattaya may come from the Bangkok fleet. Compare the full delivered price, not the rental alone, and confirm key features on “or similar” offers.
Cars come to your Pattaya hotel or condo, with meeting details from the company. Do not assume pickup at U-Tapao Airport is available.
Give the full hotel, condo or other address, with entrance directions if needed, and agree an easy meeting spot.
Compare Suvarnabhumi (BKK) or Don Mueang (DMK) pickup with later Pattaya delivery. Airport prices differ, even for the same model.
Save the company’s directions and number. If your arrival time or address changes, agree a new meeting.
From a pickup at Bangkok Airport (Suvarnabhumi), Pattaya Beach is 117.3 km, about 1 h 45 min on clear roads; add time for pickup, traffic and finding your hotel.
Check the deposit, the balance and how each is paid. A car that needs no credit card can still take a deposit.
Read how you pay. The example cars all take a deposit, even without a credit card. Check the deposit amount and method apart from the balance.
Delivery is not the deposit. The delivery charge is part of the rental price; the deposit is security. Do not take delivery off the total or treat the deposit as an extra.
Pay 15 to 20% when you book and the rest to the company at handover, in its accepted currency. A required credit card must be the main driver’s own physical embossed card. Debit cards need the same, plus approval on the booking and voucher.
Times start at Pattaya Beach on clear roads. Add time for traffic, stops, toll queues and pickup, and agree provincial travel when booking.






Grand Palace and Siam Paragon are single landmarks, not Bangkok hotels. The Sanctuary of Truth time ends at the museum in Na Kluea, north of the beach. Hua Hin is a road trip round the gulf with no ferry. Agree your route when you book.
Fuel, parking, fines and tolls are yours to pay, on top of the delivery price.
Motorway 7 links Pattaya with Bangkok and takes cash or electronic toll payment. Follow the lane signs and ask the company how later toll bills are handled.
A delivered car only helps if its rules fit your plans. Check the mileage limit, province permission and road rules before you plan trips.
Some Pattaya cars have a daily cap. Add the airport run, local driving and longer trips, as cars in one class can have different limits.
Ask for approval to leave the pickup province when you book. The company sets the conditions and charges; a road distance is not permission.
Keep to paved public roads, as the agreement requires. Check the last stretch to hotels and sights before following a sat nav shortcut.
Get extra time approved before the rental ends. A late arrival or later flight does not change it, so keep the approved extension with your return directions.
Keep your booking phone working with its international code, including the day before pickup. Road times leave out waiting and paperwork, so allow extra before a flight.
Some delivered Pattaya cars can be returned at Suvarnabhumi, Don Mueang or a Bangkok address. These are three different services, so pick yours first.



A Bangkok address return is not an airport return. Check the exact return place, agree any change with the company and compare the full price, delivery and return included. Detours still need provincial permission.
Each month shows a seven-day rental from the 15th, delivery included in the euro price. It compares offers, not a fixed model or price.
No price was found for an N/A month; search your own dates.
Compare months with the same delivery place and hours; airport pickup needs its own search. A missing month is not a free rental, and cars may still become available.
Pattaya has automatics and cars with seven or more seats. Check the car’s seats, driver rules and extras before booking for a group.
Compare the actual seat count. Not every SUV seats seven, so ask about the layout if it matters.
Tell the company how many cases you have. With every seat in use there is less room, so check everything fits for the airport run.
Book any extra driver through the car’s option. Their documents must meet its rules; being in the group does not let them drive.
Choose a baby seat, child seat or booster from the car’s extras. Confirm it with the company and check it before you leave.
Read the cover levels with your car’s deposit and excess. Judge each level by the damage it covers, not just the deposit change.
What is left out. Standard cover excludes wheels, interior, underside and windscreen. Basic CDW also leaves out glass and tyres, so a lower excess does not cover every part.
Report damage straight away. Tell the company, and get a police report unless it agrees otherwise. Skip this and the cover is void, leaving you fully responsible.
Keep to allowed use. Damage from neglect or vandalism is not covered. Extra cover does not allow driving abroad or on banned road surfaces.
Full Coverage Plus. Some delivered Pattaya cars offer this level. Check your car’s options; not every offer has it.
The deposit covers your rental obligations; the excess applies to covered damage. Lowering one does not cap what you could owe. Read the company’s incident instructions and the cover comparison.
Bring your original IDP and national licence, both valid until you return the car. Scans and electronic versions are not accepted.
Bring your original licence and international permit, even for a short rental. A photo on your phone does not replace either.
Check the car’s minimum age and licence-experience rules, as similar cars differ. Bring the voucher and any required card.
Pickup can be refused if the driver does not qualify. Before paying, confirm the licence history and age limit for a Thai rental.
Even a short rental is charged as a full 24-hour day, and any extra part-day costs a full day. Your meeting times affect the price.
Arrange any extension while the booking is still running. A hotel or flight change does not move the return deadline.
The car must stay in Thailand.
Extra cover or a one-way return to Bangkok does not change this.
Check the notice deadline and payment-service charge before booking. Your car type and the cancellation option set the deadline.
Standard cars need seven days’ notice; luxury cars and convertibles need thirty, cut to one day with the cancellation option. Late changes or an unannounced missed handover lose the advance.
Send your voucher in a cancellation email. Refunds arrive within fourteen days, minus 6% for payment processing. To change a booking, cancel and book again.
Yes. The total includes pickup and return delivery for the stated arrangement. Do not take delivery off or add it twice. A new address or one-way return needs its own quote.
Only if the company agrees to that return place for your car. Being close does not make it a handover point, so confirm the return before your travel day.
Some delivered Pattaya cars can be returned at either Bangkok airport, others at a city address. Choose the return place on your car’s quote; one does not mean the others.
No. Some cars have a daily mileage cap. Add local driving, longer trips and the airport run, and check the limit on your own car.
Yes, small pets are allowed in a travel carrier. Bring a suitable carrier; the usual cleaning and damage rules still apply.
Enter your address, dates and times, then check the full price, mileage rules and return place for each car.