Bangkok Hotels

**Manliraj** · 12-06-12 05:08

[QUOTE=Fun In Mumbai; 1357175]Hi,

This will be my first visit to Thailand.

Hello,

Stay near nana

Ibis nana, dawin, dynasty grande, phachara suites, omni suites, woraburi sukhumvit [slightly long walk], ramada at soi 8, citadines at soi 8, 11.

You will be within 5 minuites walking distance, all are good, girl friendly

Around soi 7 most of indian hotels at least 4 of them are located

Nana bts station is in walkable distance.

Enjoy

**Fun In Mumbai** · 12-05-12 21:29

Hi,

This will be my first visit to Thailand. I am looking to experience the nightlife here in BKK. Will be arriving on the 14th and will be here till the 22nd.

Can anyone suggest some GF hotels close to the main centres where the major night life happens? I would be looking to take one or more people to the room.

My requirements are a basic clean room with adequate safety so that I don't have to worry about leaving my valuables at the hotel when I leave. Would there be anything that meets my requirements within say 1500. 2000 Bahts? Or is that too low?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

**Maunger** · 12-03-12 23:23

Hi, there is a Best Western PREMIER on 78 Sukhumvit Soi 1, near the Bumrungrad Hospital. I think it's new.

There is mass confusion on TripAdvisor, Agoda and everywhere about that hotel and the Best Western PLUS elsewhere in Sukhumvit.

Looking to find out if the PREMIER version is GF, and if anybody has stayed there. Also, what's proximity to massage parlors, Nana, Soi Cowboy; but mostly need to know if GF.

Assistance kindly appreciated.

**Topmanten** · 11-28-12 09:10

The Phachara suites, is it GF. Will they allow 2 girls, I book a double room- a suit, is any ID check there while coming or going out.

Thanks in advance for your comments.

TMT

**Wolvenvacht** · 11-27-12 08:22

Originally Posted by Demecius [View Original Post]

That being said, in Thailand in general, can you go to a place and find a hotel relatively easily in the first half of December? I'm booking this one ahead of time so I have a place to stay after my flight, but otherwise I'll traveling fairly randomly, so I can't book in advance.

If you plan to go to tourist areas, you may get some difficulties to find a room, or at least the prices will be higher, since it is the busy period of year. Of course outside of tourist areas, there simply are less hotels, unless you are willing to go "native" and stay in very simple (ande cheap) hotels that cater to the Thai travellers. I have done that myself and there is nothing wrong with these hotels or guesthouses, but the comfort level is perhaps not what you are used to.

**Zahle** · 11-27-12 04:23

Originally Posted by Topmanten [View Original Post]

Hi,

Is the Royal President Hotel GF, will they collect joiner fee.

Thanks a lot in advance.

TMT

Its totally GF hotel. And they will NOT collect joiner fee. They will even ask for the ladys I'd card in the little guards house at the parking lot in front of the hotel. And when she leaves you might also get a call from the reception asking if everything is okay.

Pool is very small and the rooms are a bit worn out but its a nice hotel.

**Demecius** · 11-27-12 04:05

Originally Posted by Wolvenvacht [View Original Post]

I stayed in Citadines Sukumvit 23 and was quite pleased. Totally GF (no wonder, as it is close to lots of MPs and Soi Cowboy is around the corner) and it has a gym and swimmingpool on the roof. From the description I found at the website of Citadines Sukhumvit 8, I'd say it is very similar to Citadines Sukhumvit 23.

Thanks. Seems there are four hotels on that street by the same company, and they all appear more or less the same. On 8, 11, 16, 23. Prices don't seem to differ, so I'll just go with the one which has the best location / reputation. Probably 23 or 16.

That being said, in Thailand in general, can you go to a place and find a hotel relatively easily in the first half of December? I'm booking this one ahead of time so I have a place to stay after my flight, but otherwise I'll traveling fairly randomly, so I can't book in advance.

**Doc 50** · 11-27-12 02:48

Originally Posted by Wolvenvacht [View Original Post]

I stayed in Citadines Sukumvit 23 and was quite pleased. Totally GF (no wonder, as it is close to lots of MPs and Soi Cowboy is around the corner) and it has a gym and swimmingpool on the roof. From the description I found at the website of Citadines Sukhumvit 8, I'd say it is very similar to Citadines Sukhumvit 23.

I've stayed at all the Bangkok Citadines. Soi 8 is the quietest, and the longest walk from Suhumvit. Soi 11 the most convenient, and best pool. Soi 23 is Ok. Soi 16 would give a pass. Also pass on the Vic property near Vic monument.

Doc

**Wolvenvacht** · 11-26-12 21:00

Originally Posted by Demecius [View Original Post]

Has anyone stayed at Citadines Sukhumvit 8?

Price is good (studio. $44). My requirements aren't many. Just need it to be clean, have own bathroom / shower, safe to keep my stuff at and in a good location. Gym is also handy.

Thanks

I stayed in Citadines Sukumvit 23 and was quite pleased. Totally GF (no wonder, as it is close to lots of MPs and Soi Cowboy is around the corner) and it has a gym and swimmingpool on the roof. From the description I found at the website of Citadines Sukhumvit 8, I'd say it is very similar to Citadines Sukhumvit 23.

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**Notty Emma** · 11-26-12 15:03

Originally Posted by Monte3 [View Original Post]

I stay in the Jasmine on occasion, Usually the one up near Suk 71 It's the Jasmine Resort, It's nice I'd compare it to the Fraser on Sathon Road.

Have you ever stayed in Fraser?

**Finn Mccool** · 11-26-12 05:20

My wife and I have stayed at Adelphi Suites for our past couple of trips to Bangkok. Their biggest one bedroom suite is about 4200 baht per night with breakfast buffet. We had a girl up to our room a few days ago (my wife is bi) and there was no joiner fee. They simply asked the girl to leave her I'd at the front desk. The staff is terrific and the location on soi 8 is perfect. Highly recommend.

**NoCBJ4Me** · 11-26-12 05:07

Originally Posted by Topmanten [View Original Post]

Hi,

Is the Royal President Hotel GF, will they collect joiner fee.

Thanks a lot in advance.

TMT

I've never been charged a joiner fee at Royal President, but I always book the room for 2 adults.

**Demecius** · 11-26-12 03:33

Has anyone stayed at Citadines Sukhumvit 8?

Price is good (studio. $44). My requirements aren't many. Just need it to be clean, have own bathroom / shower, safe to keep my stuff at and in a good location. Gym is also handy.

Thanks

**AliGeeLi** · 11-23-12 02:58

Originally Posted by JerseyShoreSun [View Original Post]

Yes very much so when I stayed there earlier in the summer. Some nights had three to four "friends" together and the doorman greeted me with a "U the MAN" smile.

I very much liked the overall hospitality at the hotel and if you like to relax before you go out for the night, spend the extra money to upgrade to the Club Level rooms. The view is awesome and hanging out in the lounge with your girl at cocktail hour and starting the reveleries early is totally worth it IMHO.

The other good thing about this place is that housekeeping brings in special bath salts and two type of massage oil at evening turndown and the girls seem to really love that stuff.

Brings back fond memories.

Nice, but what is the hotel's name and the average rate for a night?

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