Bangkok Hotels

[Margaya]

I fully agree with you on quality of citadines 23. My problem however is exactly what you mentioned- the queen bed may be too small for 4 adult bodies!

By the way does anyine know if citadines 23 will have any problem with bringing two guests in a room rented by two persons? So total 4 persons in a room.

I stayed several times at Citadines 23. The staff is very friendly, all women at reception and they seem to know a lot of the GFs you bring as they always have a little chat (heavens know what thay are saying). Nice little apartment rooms, well appointed. Good bed, unless you want to stage a real old-roman style orgy, then it may be a bit small perhaps. Swimming pool and gym.

Tuk-tuk service (free) from the hotel to the BTS and metro.

Good breakfast and the in-house restaurant offers a tasty and original fusion of Thai and Western food.

I stay there every time I am in Bangkok, except the last time when I had only 1 night. I made the HUGE mistake of booking into Nana Hotel. My old barracks room from my Army days in the 1980s would have been better.

[Duniawala]

For longer term stays I have a studio condo on Nana if your interested msg me. For holidays travelers the breakdown is about 600baht per night.

If you take the place for 1 year its only 9500b / month plus utilities.

Could you please post some pics of the place. Is there a minimum number of nights we need to rent?

[Chill Out]

For longer term stays I have a studio condo on Nana if your interested msg me. For holidays travelers the breakdown is about 600baht per night.

If you take the place for 1 year its only 9500b / month plus utilities.

I'm curious, is this a normal price for a condo in Nana? How comfy - modern - clean is it for this price?

I've been wanting to do research on rooms or condos by the month, but haven't really done it. Last time I checked very briefly I saw basic but clean rooms in the Ratchada area for 8-10K a month, if rented monthly. That's the cheapest I've seen in BKK, and I assumed in Nana / Sukhumvit it would be much pricier. I would appreciate feedback on this as I might return to BKK soon for a longer stay.

[Tylenol]

Hi I find that note on an escorte service in Bangkok about friendly hotel to bring escort.

(I guess you can bring a girl from escort service you can bring a girl that you meet.)

Did someone stay at one of that hotel, do you have recommendation what was the price, how friendly was it, what was the negative point? Did hat list accurate?

I planning to go in Bangkok this month and looking for a place to stay where they are girl friendly (didn't been in Thailland for 10 years!)

This it's what I find:

Generally, most hotels in Bangkok are Escort friendly and will allow our Bangkok Escorts to go up directly to your room without any charges.

Furthermore, to avoid any possible charge, you can book your hotel with occupancy of 2 adults. Surely this way the hotel is obliged to allow our Escorts to enter your room without any charge.

Please do not hesitate to contact our Bangkok Escort Agency [viagragirl@gmail.com] staff if you have further questions or would like one of our knowledgeable staff to suggest you a suitable hotel. Here is a small list we have compile for Escort Friendly Hotels in the Sukhumvit Area:

Majestic Grande.

Soi 2.

No Charge.

Landmark Hotel.

Between Soi 4-6 (on Sukhumvit main road)

No Charge.

Grand President Service Apartments.

Soi 11.

No Charge.

President Solitaire.

Soi 11.

No Charge.

Centre Point Sukhumvit.

Soi 55.

No Charge.

Royal President.

Soi 15.

No Charge.

Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit.

Between Soi 12-14 (on Sukh. Main road)

No Charge.

President Park.

Soi 24.

No Charge.

J. W. Marriot.

Soi 2.

No Charge.

Rembrandt.

Soi 18.

1, 400 THB.

Nana Hotel.

Soi 7.

1, 000 THB.

The Davis.

Sukhumvit Soi 24.

No Charge.

Dream.

Soi 15.

1 lady No Charge. 2 ladies 1, 000 THB.

Royal Benja Hotel.

Soi 5.

500 THB.

The Ambassador Bangkok.

Sukhumvit Road.

650 THB.

The Zenith.

Soi 3.

500 THB.

Bel-Aire Princess.

Soi 5.

900 THB.

Westin Grande.

Sukhumvit.

No Charge

[Tylenol]

Gents,

I have visited Bangkok and stayed at the New renovation Maxim's Inn from November 25

Through December 01, 2011. This is my first stay at the Maxim Inn in Bangkok.

In the past, I was always booked Majestic Suite hotel and never think about others.

However, in my trip November 2010, I had a bad Noisy room 603 nightime traffic

Eventhough I made reservation well in advance and paid 1500baht for the room per night.

My request for the back room Never happened. So, Time is ready for a Change to Maxim's Inn.

At soi 7/1. To my pleasant surprise, I have the Deluxe room for 1190 baht a night with Breakfast.

The New room is very comfy with queen bed, new wood floor, small closet with safe box.

I must notice that the safe box is small not big enough for a lap top.

The room also has, a small frig, a desk with chair and good digital TV. Set.

The AC. Is great working horse all day. On top of that, there are 2 sofas chair sitting and table.

The bathroom was just small for shower. However, it is new and functioning well.

I liked the room was always quiet and Never hear the traffic noise from Sukhumvit road 100m. Away.

So, I was totally happy with this New Maxim's Inn. And this new Home in Bangkok

Hi will like to know if they are Girl Friendly? I planning to pass a week this month in Bangkok didn't been in Thailand for 10 years! I have a limited budget.

Thank's in advance!

[BionicMan]

Arriving after a short night flight around 7 am, and leaving at midnight the same day, I want to get into a room to refresh and get a little sleep, than hit the MPs etc, go back to the room for another nap, and again roam the streets, eventully bringing a prey back to the hotel.

I prefer the soi 33, or Soi 24-26 area. Does anyone know of hotels there who might accept a day time booking? Ready to pay a decent price for a day, but not if they want to charge 2 days.

Contact Livingistone Lodge (Soi 33) for that. I do it when landing at 5/6am and departing at appr midnight. I check in on arrival and check out at appr 8/8. 30pm as anyhow I prefer to be early at the airport.

I take a standard room that I pay for a day, this includes the LL looooooong time breakfast.

[Dreams]

Arriving after a short night flight around 7 am, and leaving at midnight the same day, I want to get into a room to refresh and get a little sleep, than hit the MPs etc, go back to the room for another nap, and again roam the streets, eventully bringing a prey back to the hotel.

I prefer the soi 33, or Soi 24-26 area. Does anyone know of hotels there who might accept a day time booking? Ready to pay a decent price for a day, but not if they want to charge 2 days.

[Tratnguyen1]

For longer term stays I have a studio condo on Nana if your interested msg me. For holidays travelers the breakdown is about 600baht per night.

If you take the place for 1 year its only 9500b / month plus utilities.

Gents,

It sound very good to me. I can image the condo with a small bedroom and community kitchen. I can even afford it for a life retirement in Bangkok.

[Dodgy Doggy]

I stayed several times at Citadines 23. The staff is very friendly, all women at reception and they seem to know a lot of the GFs you bring as they always have a little chat (heavens know what thay are saying). Nice little apartment rooms, well appointed. Good bed, unless you want to stage a real old-roman style orgy, then it may be a bit small perhaps. Swimming pool and gym.

Tuk-tuk service (free) from the hotel to the BTS and metro.

Good breakfast and the in-house restaurant offers a tasty and original fusion of Thai and Western food.

I stay there every time I am in Bangkok, except the last time when I had only 1 night. I made the HUGE mistake of booking into Nana Hotel. My old barracks room from my Army days in the 1980s would have been better.

Thanks for the opinion. I have decided to stay at Citrus 22 considering the positive reviews. Also, the "walk of shame" can be avoided as I've read that the reception is found on the 2nd floor instead. Hope it will be good. Happy new year everyone.

DOggy

[Globotto]

For longer term stays I have a studio condo on Nana if your interested msg me. For holidays travelers the breakdown is about 600baht per night.
If you take the place for 1 year its only 9500b/month plus utilities.

[Luvpuss]

Gents,

I totally agree that Bangkok has a great decent hotels at reasonable prices and GF. Too. I don't know very much about hotels close to the river and Silom which are very expensive due to the 5star status and nice architectural buildings. However, I always stay at the lower soi Sukhumvit road, mainly the Majestic suite and Maxim's Inn.

Which are around $50usd per night for MS and $40usd a night at Maxim's Inn. For that price I can have a Single superior room with a queen size bed, a closet with safe box, Air conditioning control, a small refrig. TV set, desk and chair. At Maxim's Inn I like the absolutely quiet soi7/1 even though only 100m set back Sukhumvit road.

I even have the opportunity to check on Eden club and Dr. BJ. Along with some Bars here. It is very lively soi at night. The Majestic suite is okay for the rooms facing the NEP. However, there are some rooms on the front Sukhumvit road can be very noisy all night long. I had room 603 and just could not bear the noise. So, Maxim's Inn with new renovations inside out is an excellent choice at 1190 baht a night.

That is a big problem with Maj Suites. The noise. You thought it was noisy at the front? I stayed at the back and Nana gogo's are right up against it. It was extremely noisy till 3am. A lot of mongers like it because of the location. There are much better options around and places you can actually sleep.

[Randy Rooster]

I have just booked into the NANA Hotel for 6 weeks beginning in January. This will be the 7th or 8th year in a row that I have stayed there. I realize that different strokes for different folks makes the world go around but I have always had a pleasant time at the Nana. And it would be hard to find a better location for a monger.

While the hotel is pretty plain the 11th or 12th floor rooms are quite nice and the front desk has always been pleasant and helpful. I must admit checking out is a bit of a challenge when the regular staff is there as she is not the nicest woman in the world but I do get a 10% discount when I have stayed more than 15 days and everyone else is pretty easy to get along with. Safe deposit box behind the counter which is less convenient than in the room but a lot more secure. Morning paper if you ask for it.

The usual bathroom and shower, refrigerator, closets, two large bedsm big windows and control your own air conditioner. The pool and hot tub are quite nice with plenty of sun until 2 or 3 pm. The the tall buildings cause shade after that and cooler temps. Food and drinks are available at the pool.

Came back from Laos one time, arrived at midnight unannounced and sicker than a dog. Hotel was completely booked and I was not due back for a week but she found me a room and had it made up in a few minutes so I could crawl into my bed and recuperate from a really bad meal up north.

Another night, taking advantage of one the the finer perks, the selection at the 2 am parking lot, I came back with a bad choice. When that became obvious, a call to the desk had an answer to my problem knocking on the door in a couple of minutes. He asked what my problem was, picked her up by the arm, said "shut up" which she did immediately and walked out of the room with my problem. Cool, calm and collected but he looked so badddd he almost scared me.

The disco in the lobby is pretty cool and productive and the bar is a comfortable place to meet a friend. If you don't have a friend the in house massage girls are usually pretty.

So here is to a warmer climate in a couple of weeks. See you there.

RR

[Tratnguyen1]

Bangkok has the cheapest hotel rooms per sq. Ft. Of any major city in the world. Just go to Agoda or booking. Com and search the Sukhumvit area. Like others have said, for $50, you can get a decent place probably including beakfast.

Gents,

I totally agree that Bangkok has a great decent hotels at reasonable prices and GF. Too. I don't know very much about hotels close to the river and Silom which are very expensive due to the 5star status and nice architectural buildings. However, I always stay at the lower soi Sukhumvit road, mainly the Majestic suite and Maxim's Inn.

Which are around $50usd per night for MS and $40usd a night at Maxim's Inn. For that price I can have a Single superior room with a queen size bed, a closet with safe box, Air conditioning control, a small refrig. TV set, desk and chair. At Maxim's Inn I like the absolutely quiet soi7/1 even though only 100m set back Sukhumvit road.

I even have the opportunity to check on Eden club and Dr. BJ. Along with some Bars here. It is very lively soi at night. The Majestic suite is okay for the rooms facing the NEP. However, there are some rooms on the front Sukhumvit road can be very noisy all night long. I had room 603 and just could not bear the noise. So, Maxim's Inn with new renovations inside out is an excellent choice at 1190 baht a night.

[Wolvenvacht]

Mates,

I need your help. Help me decide between Citadines 23, Citrus 22 or Ramada Encore!

I stayed several times at Citadines 23. The staff is very friendly, all women at reception and they seem to know a lot of the GFs you bring as they always have a little chat (heavens know what thay are saying). Nice little apartment rooms, well appointed. Good bed, unless you want to stage a real old-roman style orgy, then it may be a bit small perhaps. Swimming pool and gym.

Tuk-tuk service (free) from the hotel to the BTS and metro.

Good breakfast and the in-house restaurant offers a tasty and original fusion of Thai and Western food.

I stay there every time I am in Bangkok, except the last time when I had only 1 night. I made the HUGE mistake of booking into Nana Hotel. My old barracks room from my Army days in the 1980s would have been better.

[Skeetm]

@Luvpuss & Duniawala

Thanks Guys