Bangkok Hotels

**Syzygies** · 10-28-16 10:45

Wow. Booked a comfortable middle class Hotel in Silom that I stayed at before. Price seemed to be way down. Like 1300 when I was expecting 2300.

Don't now if its just low season or if the morning period has made hotels desperate for customers.

Syzy goes to where the girl is. LOL Crazy Man. No time for bars. I will save ST Hotels, BFs, drinks, etc. Suddenly I might be a LT man again for a few days. This is a really great service girl able to be pornstar too. Never been even slightly bored with her. Ascention to heavenly existence for a few days if all goes well.

**MichaelSamuel** · 10-14-16 02:44

Another easy option is to keep a few laundry stain sheets in your bag. In the US there are a few brands but Shout wipes work well. Also a good travel item in case you get something on a nice piece of clothing and not going to laundry for a couple days.

Originally Posted by Dg8787 [View Original Post]

These were unexpected leakage from untimely menstruation starts or finish. Taking time to put the towel down and making sure you are always on top of the towel is a mood killer especially in the heat of the wild moments.

I doubt if the hotels have factored in the cost of stained sheets in the daily rate. That is why they do a check out inspection and pull back the blanket for a further review and charge accordingly. I didn't think they were gouging as the rates were reasonable for the sheet and blanket. I don't mind paying for my bloody mess as it was worth it.

**MichaelSamuel** · 10-14-16 02:23

I usually don't stay in places with stringent guest policies, but to be honest I think a lot can matter how you carry yourself and your date. If you walk in like you own the place and talking and acting like a regular couple most places aren't going to stop you. Granted how the girl dresses matters a lot, but I suspect that if it isn't obvious that they don't want to stop a girl who may not be a P4 P girl. The loss of face of calling out a non working girl one I suspect would be significant so many places may opt on the safe side. Just something to try if you want less attention. Granted if she is sporting a mini skirt and 6 tattoos good luck.

Originally Posted by Smoothy [View Original Post]

Thanks for the warning. I will never stay there.

**Dg8787** · 10-13-16 21:47

Originally Posted by Eszpresszo [View Original Post]

I guess it wouldn't hurt to put a towel under the lady to be on the safe side. It does seem like a way to gouge the guests, though. As I said, hotels are in the business of providing a bed where their guests can stain the sheets.

These were unexpected leakage from untimely menstruation starts or finish. Taking time to put the towel down and making sure you are always on top of the towel is a mood killer especially in the heat of the wild moments.

I doubt if the hotels have factored in the cost of stained sheets in the daily rate. That is why they do a check out inspection and pull back the blanket for a further review and charge accordingly. I didn't think they were gouging as the rates were reasonable for the sheet and blanket. I don't mind paying for my bloody mess as it was worth it.

**Eszpresszo** · 10-13-16 18:14

Originally Posted by Dg8787 [View Original Post]

After paying for sheets and blankets on several occasions, I always have hydrogen peroxide on hand for the blood stains. Works perfect, fresh stains disappear right in front of your eyes.

I guess it wouldn't hurt to put a towel under the lady to be on the safe side. It does seem like a way to gouge the guests, though. As I said, hotels are in the business of providing a bed where their guests can stain the sheets.

**Dg8787** · 10-13-16 16:34

Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]

Thanks, I will consider that if cold water has not worked 100% in future.

So would you consider charges for stains to be a scam? Never happened to me. I guess I did my best to get stain out before maid arrived, when necessary.

I have read signs in some Hotels banning Mangkut fruit (Mangosteen). I guess reason is purple outer casing may cause stains difficult to get out. Can't think of any other reason. Durians are also banned but that is clearly a smell issue.

I have never had a hotel scam me. One time the charges were 900 baht for a sheet and blanket. They had looked it up on a printed price list in a binder and issued me a receipt. A few other times I paid less than 300 baht for sheets. On all occasions they had housekeeping try to get the stains out. The problem was the stains had dried overnight. On all occasions I had told the front desk before housekeeping came or before checkout.

Now most of my visits are to Philippines and the hydrogen peroxide works perfect. One time the Phil front desk girl came to my room and hand washed the stain out for me.

BTW, the HP works good as a douche. 1 part HP 3-4 parts water. Search online hydrogen peroxide douche. Great alternative for yeast infections and works fast.

**Smoothy** · 10-13-16 09:00

Originally Posted by Intois [View Original Post]

Phachara Suite is recommended by many here so I booked my trip but. Ah. If I only did more reading. , I found out about Phachara's 1000 THB guest fee. So I send email to the hotel and yes they confirm this ridiculous guest policy. But it's too late since I booked this hotel with prepay. At least 1 guest is allowed without this ripoff charge. I will survive few days but I will never think of staying such a hotel again. Instead of paying 1000 THB per guest, I would rather book a 2nd hotel and use that as my take out place.

Thanks for the warning. I will never stay there.

**Syzygies** · 10-13-16 07:46

Originally Posted by Dg8787 [View Original Post]

After paying for sheets and blankets on several occasions, I always have hydrogen peroxide on hand for the blood stains. Works perfect, fresh stains disappear right in front of your eyes.

Thanks, I will consider that if cold water has not worked 100% in future.

So would you consider charges for stains to be a scam? Never happened to me. I guess I did my best to get stain out before maid arrived, when necessary.

I have read signs in some Hotels banning Mangkut fruit (Mangosteen). I guess reason is purple outer casing may cause stains difficult to get out. Can't think of any other reason. Durians are also banned but that is clearly a smell issue.

**Dg8787** · 10-12-16 07:33

Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]

Never been charged for stained sheets. LOL.

It is well known that blood stains will come out after soaking in cold water. Not sure about Soi Sauce, wine etc. If consuming stuff on the bed. I am sure I have caused chocolate stains on occasion no big deal. Not sure why was mentioned in conjunction with joiners. Seems irrelevant.

After paying for sheets and blankets on several occasions, I always have hydrogen peroxide on hand for the blood stains. Works perfect, fresh stains disappear right in front of your eyes.

**Wolvenvacht** · 10-12-16 07:10

Originally Posted by Intois [View Original Post]

Is Citadines guest friendly?

I stayed many times in Citadines 23 close to Soi Cowboy. No problem to bring a guest. Of course I always booked a room for 2 persons.

The ladies at the Hotel Reception will make a copy of your girl's ID card and that's it.

**Intois** · 10-11-16 23:57

Originally Posted by Duniawala [View Original Post]

The Ascot group is having a flash sale at 50% off. If anyone is interested.

http://bit.ly/2dFzGMA

Is Citadines guest friendly?

**Intois** · 10-11-16 22:07

Phachara Suite is recommended by many here so I booked my trip but. Ah. If I only did more reading. , I found out about Phachara's 1000 THB guest fee. So I send email to the hotel and yes they confirm this ridiculous guest policy. But it's too late since I booked this hotel with prepay. At least 1 guest is allowed without this ripoff charge. I will survive few days but I will never think of staying such a hotel again. Instead of paying 1000 THB per guest, I would rather book a 2nd hotel and use that as my take out place.

**Syzygies** · 10-11-16 07:53

Originally Posted by Sunlover2 [View Original Post]

No knowledge of this place; but I have read reports before that lower end BKK hotels have unfairly claimed 'stained sheets' damage and charged customers accordingly. People felt ripped off, and if true it kind of feels like a scam. YMMV.

SL.

Never been charged for stained sheets. LOL.

It is well known that blood stains will come out after soaking in cold water. Not sure about Soi Sauce, wine etc. If consuming stuff on the bed. I am sure I have caused chocolate stains on occasion no big deal. Not sure why was mentioned in conjunction with joiners. Seems irrelevant.

**Sunlover2** · 10-10-16 15:45

Originally Posted by Eszpresszo [View Original Post]

Greeting from Eleven Avenue Suites.

The joiner is free but you have to fallow the management rules if the management found any stain on sheet. The guest will be responsible for the damages.

No knowledge of this place; but I have read reports before that lower end BKK hotels have unfairly claimed 'stained sheets' damage and charged customers accordingly. People felt ripped off, and if true it kind of feels like a scam. YMMV.

SL.

**Duniawala** · 10-10-16 14:10

The Ascot group is having a flash sale at 50% off. If anyone is interested.

http://bit.ly/2dFzGMA

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