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07-12-15 04:14 #5186
Posts: 357Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
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07-11-15 19:19 #5185
Posts: 381Try searching!
Originally Posted by MumbaiGuy [View Original Post]
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07-11-15 18:41 #5184
Posts: 414Grand Swiss Hotel
This time I am planning to book Grand Swiss on Sukhumvit 11. Anybody stayed there? Any reviews?
MG.
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07-11-15 12:19 #5183
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by EricSwiss [View Original Post]
Its possible to have Credit Cards or Debit Cards that have online statements so no paper record sent to your home address. So open a new bank account with a secret credit card and online statements.
Use a travel agent to book your Hotel. They can get a better rate like on the internet. Pay the travel agent cash. I used to always use a Bangkok travel agent years ago in Bangkok and could pay them cash.
It really cannot be so difficult, but I have had same experience that offering to pay cash at Hotel reception, the staff are not authorised to give big discounts.
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07-11-15 12:08 #5182
Posts: 2502Originally Posted by EricSwiss [View Original Post]
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07-11-15 10:28 #5181
Posts: 357Originally Posted by Wolvenvacht [View Original Post]
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07-11-15 08:07 #5180
Posts: 2502Originally Posted by AD912 [View Original Post]
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07-11-15 08:03 #5179
Posts: 2502Originally Posted by EricSwiss [View Original Post]
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07-11-15 07:10 #5178
Posts: 357Originally Posted by Yujin [View Original Post]
Nonetheless, there can exist some perfectly legitimate reasons why some people, in certain circumstances, would not necessarily want their credit card to be linked to a hotel reservation. Especially in Thailand. But I'm sure people worldwide have the same kinds of concerns.
So is there any way to combine the privacy of the "walk-up" with the rate of the Internet?
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07-11-15 06:55 #5177
Posts: 200Originally Posted by EricSwiss [View Original Post]
A few years ago, I was in New York and booked a deep discounted rate through Expedia. At the end of my stay, I needed to stay two days longer so I called the front desk and the hotel would not honor the discounted Expedia rate. Instead, the hotel quoted me their rack rate which was three times higher than the Expedia rate. I called Expedia and booked for two more nights at the discounted rate. Problem solved!
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07-11-15 06:18 #5176
Posts: 357Hotel scam: Internet vs. Walk-in
The five-star hotel Grande Centre Point Terminal 21, which is very girl-friendly and conveniently close to Soi Cowboy, offers a room for THB 3200 if you book on the Internet with a credit card, but asks for double if you walk up to the front desk with cash in your hand. Does anybody know a way to get around this rip-off?
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07-07-15 05:48 #5175
Posts: 68You Sathorn
Hi everyone,
I have been booked in you Sathorn Bangkok. No chance of changing the hotel. Could someone please tell if this is girl friendly? If not then I have no choice but to visit the ST hotels or oilies.
AD (former handle: Utd1980).
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07-05-15 15:17 #5174
Posts: 414Almost all hotels on Sukhumvit between soi-2 to 23 are guest friendly. Select any hotel based on your budget. Search on any good website such as agoda, cleartrip or booking.com for details and reviews on hotels.
Originally Posted by Raju1974 [View Original Post]
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07-05-15 13:35 #5173
Posts: 173Thanks Christian
Thanks Christian, first for suggesting the appropriate place for the post and then for the suggestion.
Originally Posted by ChristianG [View Original Post]
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07-05-15 10:23 #5172
Posts: 1579Originally Posted by Raju1974 [View Original Post]
Here you can check the GF hotel in Bangkok, my suggestion is to looking for hotel in Sukhumvit road between Nana and Asok.