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12-05-13 17:23 #4226
Posts: 1719Originally Posted by Some American [View Original Post]
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12-04-13 23:46 #4225
Posts: 1749Originally Posted by Some American [View Original Post]
1490 baht per night for a standard room as listed on their website.
You may be able to do better with another site like Trip Advisor as far as the cost goes, or by contacting the hotel directly, since the protests may have left it half empty. Also if you stay long enough they have offered a 10 percent discount. 20 percent for over 30 nights.
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12-04-13 18:30 #4224
Posts: 134Originally Posted by Some American [View Original Post]
Maxim Inn is at the end of soi 7/1 off of Sukhumvit and has rooms to fit your budget. I stayed there a few nights before and the bed was fine. I think the room was a deluxe without a window, but don't remember for sure. I also have had back issues and no problems there. You could book one or two nights to try it. Depending on how long you stay, you may get a better rate than the one listed. They told me they don't discount some rooms during high season.
Also I believe there is a hotel called Star Inn or something like that about half way down soi 7/1 on the right. I never stayed there, so I don't know about the beds, but seems like I read something about it and may be in your budget range. Hopefully someone else will have more suggestions for you.
Good luck.
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12-04-13 18:04 #4223
Posts: 83On a budget
My former digs in BKK are getting just a bit too long in the tooth. I'm looking for suggestions for something in the 1000-1200 range (less is okay, as is a bit more) , near Sukhumvit Road. The main thing is that I have a bad back. The cheap hard beds in most of the budget hotels kill me. A relatively inexpensive place with a good bed is what I'm looking for. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
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12-02-13 16:40 #4222
Posts: 33Park plaza sukhumvit Soi 16
Checked in this hotel last Friday nite, I booked deluxe corner room at discount rate, ard 2800b / nite without breakfast. Room is smaller than expected, but other than that everything good.
Hotel is GF, I've a lady stay with me every nite, they dint ask for her ID too.
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11-30-13 10:38 #4221
Posts: 381Livingstones
Originally Posted by BionicMan [View Original Post]
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11-30-13 10:17 #4220
Posts: 6079Originally Posted by Scorchin [View Original Post]
At least 3 years ago. After that only the rooms facing the pool, both wings, were left as part of the Lodge.
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11-30-13 08:37 #4219
Posts: 381Originally Posted by BionicMan [View Original Post]
Re front side rooms. Not so. Don't know when you were last there but as far as I know there were never any street bars accessible from the street to the right of the entrance.
It's as sterile as an operating theatre until the white paint inevitably succumbs to the mildew, I think it is a non-starter in which has become the most fast declining Soi off / of Skvt. I remember when theArtists' Bars were full of elegant ladies (same as any bar in Nana and Soi Cowboy but dressed elegantly, did not 'demand' lady drinks and generally knew more English than 'where you cum from? '
Maybe next week I will check out "The Office."
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11-30-13 06:40 #4218
Posts: 6079Originally Posted by Scorchin [View Original Post]
Any news about the sports bar?
Street side rooms? These were long gone and turned into bars accessible from the street.
Did they get them back as part of the new place?. I refer to the rooms accessible separately from reception.
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11-30-13 06:36 #4217
Posts: 6079Originally Posted by Bad Brains [View Original Post]
If the advance payment was in cash then you should have asked for a receipt. Nevertheless they need a guarantee for any extra and incidentals such as minibar etc.
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11-30-13 04:47 #4216
Posts: 12856Amora Hotel Sukhumvit Soi 31.
Amora NeoLuxe is a good value new small Hotel. 100 metres into the Soi 31 only. Room is smallish but bathroom large with separate shower and bath. THB 2K approx. Have cheaper rooms for 1800 (with shower over bath). Compares very favourable with more expensive Admiral Premier except for having no kitchenette, no microwave and no freezer. Has big flatscreen TV an DVD player. Bathroom better than AP.
Weak points (not many) :
Internet is slowish (3G on my smartphone has very good AIS signal and faster so use personal hotspot).
Breakfast (included) pretty good except too many cooked dishes with significant sugar (e. G. Sweet and sour). No pastries. Could order your eggs how you want.
Slightly overly fancy central lighting control. Turned out desk light was good but labelled Minibar on the master control.
Expect to pay 1K more to get a Hotel any better than this, so perhaps better to keep the 1K to spend on the girls.
For this price, have to rate this Hotel as very good. I don't know about the staff service. I don't need any special service.
Ate in Hotel restaurant yesterday. Chef was very heavy handed with black pepper in the soup. Fortunately I like black pepper. I would suggest eat here only for breakfast though. Plenty of places to eat not far away. Eating at Hotels is normally over priced.
I assume Girl Friendly but did not bring back WGs.
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11-28-13 14:38 #4215
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by Bad Brains [View Original Post]
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11-28-13 07:01 #4214
Posts: 10Beware gentlemen. Nana hotel will charge you upon check in and then charge you again during check out. I argued for about 5 minutes. Front desk at one point said,"you lying" saying I never paid. I guess its come down to you must take video of all transactions nowadays. In the end I paid twice for the room. Live and learn. A good massage should cheer me up.
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11-28-13 04:24 #4213
Posts: 1617Try the Column
Originally Posted by Allover [View Original Post]
It's on Soi 16 not far from the intersection of Sukhumvit and Asoke.
http://columnbangkok.com/accommodation.item.php?AID=3
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11-28-13 04:19 #4212
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by Allover [View Original Post]
This apartment has only one weakness. The wifi is not very reliable. I found the 3G on phone with personal hotspot worked better.