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08-09-10 18:12 #1931
Posts: 1092Solo Hotel
Originally Posted by Barko
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08-08-10 22:59 #1930
Posts: 39Originally Posted by Doc 50
As for saying it's a long walk to Sukhumvit Rd... how lazy are you? It's a 3 minute walk at most.
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08-08-10 21:00 #1929
Posts: 6079Bangkok City Inn Hotel
Located @ 43/5 Rajdamri Road in Pathumwan: has anyone ever tried it or has some feedback on it? Wifi or LAN in rooms?
Seems ok from its webpage and a foreign girlfriend wants to meet me there.
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08-08-10 17:23 #1928
Posts: 17Aspen Suites
Just a warning. I stayed at this hotel recently. Got very sick. Bronchitis. The air cond. is central. Not individual unit in your room. The windows do not open.
The Wifi is available only in the lobby. This is not a first rate hotel. Any first rate hotel has Wifi in the room at a minimum.
The bellboy remembered me from years ago at Grand President. This place is owned by the same group.
Pool is a little too green in the water dept. for me.
Long long walk to Sukhumvit. The free tuk tuk only runs a few hours a day. 2 hours in the morning and 2 in the evening I believe.
Big room, with kitchen. But no real utensils more than a spoon.
Very poor hotel for the price.
Citadines is same price, more convenient, newer, with toaster, full utensils etc. Broadband in the room.
All Grand Pres. properties are sh** as far as I can see.
Fair warning
Doc
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08-06-10 15:54 #1927
Posts: 5Originally Posted by Member #2000
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08-06-10 14:16 #1926
Posts: 416Originally Posted by Member #2000
I think you are referring to the the Amanta, right? Great place, great location. The MRT (the subway 2 minutes away from your room) will get you down to Asoke (Sukhumvit, the location of Soi Cowboy) and it will only take about 6 minutes. Exit, go up main escalator and bear left, then left up escalator again. Soi Cowboy will be just around on your right as you go outside.
The MRT closes at midnite, so, as you have surmised, you WILL have to take a taxi at some point. Choose a newer model, the bright pink ones are normally very good, open the front passenger-side door with a nice Sawatdee Krup! And tell him the general area you are going, "Ratchada! " then ask "Meter? ", he will nod his head yes, and off you go. Leave a 15 Baht tip or something. Perfectly safe.
The Amanta is going to be very hard to find, in the middle of the night or otherwise, most taxies don't know it. So, when you check in, have the hotel give you a card, use it.
Now, to get to Nana, get off the MRT at Sukhumvit again, exit and go up the main escalator, bear right up the next escalator, then straight up the NEXT escalator to the BTS (Skytrain) station and go to Nana Station. Then walk to Soi 4, hang a left. Not far.
OK, most of the guys here use the public transport system religiously, and so will you. It's the basic drill to get anywhere in BKK. Having the MRT so close to your hotel is definitely a BIG plus, ask anybody!
Enjoy the Amanta, and don't worry about getting around. Follow these directions once and you will be able to do them in your sleep (forever.) It's that easy.
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08-06-10 05:02 #1925
Posts: 2Ratchada Soi 7
I am planning to stay at a serviced apt on Ratchada soi 7, it is right by the Thailand Cultural MRT. Would that be too far off from soi cowboy and nana?
Are the taxi's safe to take at 3am??
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08-04-10 04:30 #1924
Posts: 39Star Suites serviced apartments - Sukh soi 15
I am trying out a new hotel this coming trip in August which I booked online.
If anyone has any experience staying in Star Suites serviced apartments on Sukh Soi 15 I would like to hear about it.
Cheers
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08-02-10 15:03 #1923
Posts: 14Originally Posted by Friar Tuck
Thanks FT
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07-30-10 11:32 #1922
Posts: 52Originally Posted by Freddy5440
think it is The Dynasty Inn
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07-29-10 06:56 #1921
Posts: 89Scroll down...
Originally Posted by Gaolei
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07-29-10 05:15 #1920
Posts: 14Help please.
I was in Bangkok in March and stopped at the Grand Sukumvit Hotel in Soi 6. Unfortunately the handbrake was well and truely applied during this visit so no P4P.
I now find myself passing through Bankok in November. My question is, during the first stay We spent some time having a drink at the front of a Hotel in Soi 4 which from memory was not too far up from NEP. This hotel had an area in front where you could sit and watch all the people traffic. There were no BGs. It was not an outside bar. I had to go inside and buy our drinks. There was also almost directly across the street a Beer bar that had quite a few BGs. It also had steps that you walked up and a little garden bed along the front. I thought at the time that if I ever came back it would not be a bad place to stay, not thinking that I would be back in 6 months. I have Looked at all the hotels in Soi 4 that I can find and the closest by looks is the Dawin but I don't think this is it as it was not as far up the street as the maps suggest.
Has anybody got an idea which hotel I am looking for?
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07-29-10 02:45 #1919
Posts: 380Originally Posted by Gaolei
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07-29-10 01:05 #1918
Posts: 257New Hotel Solo Sukhumvit 2, Bangkok
Anyone stayed in this hotel? I just got an add for it from Asia Rooms. They claim it is new and gave a lot of 4.5 to 5.0 reports for it. The price promo is around 1700 bt. Pictures look good, just not sure about the location. Soi 4 is hard to get to, but soi 2 is worse, I think.
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07-25-10 15:49 #1917
Posts: 416Originally Posted by Friar Tuck
A Dr. Friend stayed at the Key last year. On his first night (of a three night booking for two persons in the room,) the Doc brings one of his fave main squeezies back to the hotel. The ballsy front-desk night joker then proceeded to hit my friend with an 800 Baht joiner fee. The Doc went ballistic then packed his bags immediately. (He made a major fuckus ruckus on the way out of the place that night as well.)
Some days later, the management of the Key received a very nasty letter from the Dr. Well. Hell, you know TIT, the Key did squat.
The Key has a reputation for this bullshit.