Bangkok Hotels

[Ranger775]

Of course you must go out mongering, otherwise would not have really experienced much of Bangkok. But LL is a convenient location to do that from. For an MP, its hard to go past Tulip, but Angel, or Thonglor 2 would be good alternatives. If you want a soapy, there is Nataree but have a look in Emmanuelle first (its nearby). Or up class look in La Belle.

I stand corrected. I was just so enamored wth the girls at LL and the quality of the food at the restaurant, I did not have a compelling desire to seek entertainment elsewhere. Although I did on a number of occassions bar fine a girl at LL and go out to Nana and Soi Cowboy with the girl as my guide.

But you are correct there is a plethora of mongering experiences to be had in Bangkok

[Fon Tok]

Wow, That sounds really good.....but I think I am already too old for that ). Giotto

Just wait until you're 51! You'll need a walker to get over to the Office!

[Giotto]

I think that a deluxe room at LL would be a very good choice for 24 hours(+/-).
...
... then take a short walk over to Sazanka for a 30-min body scrub ...
... wander down Soi 33 to Love Teen for a massage by a young spinner ...
... visit Rin at Hana on Soi 22 for the best ball massage in town.

... check out the Sports Bar for a drink and some pool ...
... Grab a girl for short time somewhere ...
... good luck with Sabai Sabai on Soi 11...

... four pops of various variety ...

Wow,

That sounds really good. I will consider to stay there one day (but I think I am already too old for that ).


Giotto
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[Fon Tok]

In a few weeks my flight schedule sees a 23hrs lay-over in Bangkok from mid morning to the next mid morning...Tempted by LL, but does it make sense for one night only?

I think that a deluxe room at LL would be a very good choice for 24 hours(+/-). It is a short taxi ride (departure level taxi/meter & no motorway <200baht) from the airport. You check-in, have a swim, relax a bit, maybe talk to Dr. G (if he's up), then take a short walk over to Sazanka for a 30-min body scrub to clean up a bit. After that catch the BTS or a taxi to Tulip for a mid-day session.

Afternoon? Have a bite to eat somewhere, head back to LL, rest a bit, maybe wander down Soi 33 to Love Teen for a massage by a young spinner, or stretch your legs a bit and visit Rin at Hana on Soi 22 for the best ball massage in town.

In the evening, check out the Sports Bar for a drink and some pool, and enjoy a meal at LL. I like to eat in the bar sometimes (the AC helps my digestion). Then head over to Soi Cowboy to see the parade. Grab a girl for short time somewhere, and then head back to LL and call a massage delivery shop for a late night (early AM) rub session. I've had good luck with Sabai Sabai on Soi 11. (...someone on the forum might have a suggestions for ST and/or a massage girl?)

Send the last girl home and sleep like a rock for 5 or so hours, enjoy your hearty breakfast in the morning (starts 8'ish or so), and head back to the airport. Give yourself a bit of extra time for morning traffic.

...with my suggested plan you're in for at least four pops of various variety (without much drama and pain). I'd save Eden and LT with a Sports Bar girl for another trip.

[Horntoad]

I am planning a trip to BKK and am considering these three hotels. Has anyone stayed at any of these establishments and know if they are girl friendly?

Thanks in advance!

You're talking about three different locations but I have stayed at Palazzo and they are very GF. They don't even ask for the girl's ID. If you like going to the soapies on Ratchada, this is a perfect location. The MRT is also close by.

[M P Lurker]

One advantage of LL is that you are about 15 seconds away from the girls and a good restaurant. So for a short time you might find it convenient to have a one stop shop rather than go out mongering.

Of course you must go out mongering, otherwise would not have really experienced much of Bangkok. But LL is a convenient location to do that from. For an MP, its hard to go past Tulip, but Angel, or Thonglor 2 would be good alternatives. If you want a soapy, there is Nataree but have a look in Emmanuelle first (its nearby). Or up class look in La Belle.

[Ranger775]

In a few weeks my flight schedule sees a 23hrs lay-over in Bangkok from mid morning to the next mid morning
I was wondering what's the best hotel option.
Being a first timer in BKK, but not in Thai, I think I need to pay a visit to a couple of honoured establishements.Tulip? Eden? They might look bit of an obvious and basic choice for a newcomer in BKK. One has to do the basic first
Will see.
Needless to say I have RTFF, but still doubtful about the possible overnight hotel.
Not looking for a cheap one as it is part of a work travel.
Tempted by LL, but does it make sense for one night only?

One advantage of LL is that you are about 15 seconds away from the girls and a good restaurant. So for a short time you might find it convenient to have a one stop shop rather than go out mongering.

[Ranger775]

I have about 3 free nights at Hilton-I have found 2 in BKK. Anyone know which is ther better pick? Location to action and tourist attractions and GF?

Hilton Apt hotel in Abu Dhabi is very GF - hopefully the ones in BKK are as well.

If you can sugest an alternative if they are not, would be appreciated.

Thanks

I stayed at the Conrad last November and it is GF, but it eats up a lot of points and can be difficult to find. I was considering visiting the Millennium next time around but have not been ablt to confirm if it is GF.

I usually stay at the JW Marriott if I want to ambiance of a 5 star hotel. Also, I would consider just paying for the hotel rather than using points in Bangkok as even 5 star hotels tend to be much cheaper than other places, such as Dubai. Might be better to suck up the cost and safe the points. Just my suggestion.

[BionicMan]

In a few weeks my flight schedule sees a 23hrs lay-over in Bangkok from mid morning to the next mid morning
I was wondering what's the best hotel option.
Being a first timer in BKK, but not in Thai, I think I need to pay a visit to a couple of honoured establishements.Tulip? Eden? They might look bit of an obvious and basic choice for a newcomer in BKK. One has to do the basic first
Will see.
Needless to say I have RTFF, but still doubtful about the possible overnight hotel.
Not looking for a cheap one as it is part of a work travel.
Tempted by LL, but does it make sense for one night only?

[Petersq]

Could somebody tell me whether the Plaza Athenee is girl-friendly?

What about the Sheraton Orchid? Thanks.

[Teacup]

I have about 3 free nights at Hilton-I have found 2 in BKK. Anyone know which is ther better pick?

The Conrad is very good - and must be GF as there are always old, fat, bald blokes with their new friends at the breakfast buffet in the Executive Lounge.

Walkable from a BTS station, and they also run a shuttle up to the BTS every 20 minutes or so. The Hilton itself is on the river - there is a shuttle boat from the end of the BTS line, but it is more distant from the fun zones. Usually cheaper for points stays and paid stays than the Conrad, but decent (and GF) just the same.

[Kool Dude]

Imperial Queens park is excellent , great deals at this moment on there website but check also on www.asiarooms.com low pricing , they have low occupation at this moment , rooms are OK , I have been staying there twice in January , good location in Soi 22 with a lot of action around , If you leave the Imparial from the backdoor at the Restaurant trough the park you end up at the Emporium and in 5min. in Soi 33

John

John,

During your stay at Imperial Queen's Park Hotel in January, did you find the hotel GF (no joiner fees).

Kool Dude

[Nibiru]

I have about 3 free nights at Hilton-I have found 2 in BKK. Anyone know which is ther better pick? Location to action and tourist attractions and GF?

Hilton Apt hotel in Abu Dhabi is very GF - hopefully the ones in BKK are as well.

If you can sugest an alternative if they are not, would be appreciated.

Thanks

[Pita123]

Hey folks.

Looking for some good suggestions for some decent, not too expensive hotel in Bangkok this coming June. Will likely just stay a couple of nights before heading for Korat and Pattaya as well. But would like to live close to where the action is

Seeing as I've just been exploring the scene in Pattaya before, I have no clue where to go in Bangkok. So I'm looking just for the advice from those of you who have bigger experience with Bangkok.

Also, if you know. Please list about how far away with cab that places like MBK and Panthip is from the suggested hotel, and I'd be ever thankful. Have to take care of other needs too.

Define "not too expensive" as it means different things to different fiends.

There is a great thread I recommend with lots of information on this topic. I'd look through the info there and if, after reading, you don't find what you need you can even post there and ask. Check it out: http://www.internationalsexguide.inf...&page=56&pp=15

[Bloodstock]

Hey folks.

Looking for some good suggestions for some decent, not too expensive hotel in Bangkok this coming June. Will likely just stay a couple of nights before heading for Korat and Pattaya as well. But would like to live close to where the action is

Seeing as I've just been exploring the scene in Pattaya before, I have no clue where to go in Bangkok. So I'm looking just for the advice from those of you who have bigger experience with Bangkok.

Also, if you know. Please list about how far away with cab that places like MBK and Panthip is from the suggested hotel, and I'd be ever thankful. Have to take care of other needs too.