Bangkok Hotels

[Kerrstar]

Did ask them about the joiner fee, they replied for time being no charges for that.

You mean can bypass the reception at lobby floor?

No, I didn't ask about a joiner fee and didn't pay one either.

Yes, you can bypass the lobby. The entrance is on the ground floor whilst the lobby is one floor up. From the ground floor you can go straight to your floor.

The hotel is just down from the Hilton and across from the Ariston. Taxi drivers don't know where it is and the sign is small. The hotel itself looks more like a condo, so it's easy to miss. If you take a taxi look out for the Ariston hotel and get the driver to stop there.

[Abb8912]

I stayed at the Hyatt place over the weekend.

I had a larger than normal room and thought the hotel was excellent value, around 2,700++ baht / night. The reception is on the Lobby floor so you can bypass it completely when bringing girls back.

Just booked a superior room here too, ard 3500 b / night.

Did ask them about the joiner fee, they replied for time being no charges for that.

You mean can bypass the reception at lobby floor?

[Kerrstar]

I have stayed at the Marriott Park Exec Hotel many times as well, but this next trip I decided to try the new Hyatt Place Hotel instead with it's somewhat similar location.

I stayed at the Hyatt place over the weekend. My initial thought when booking was that it was a bit far from Sukhumvit, according to the maps on their website, but it isn't as far as shown. It's opposite the Ariston Hotel and only a few minutes walk to the Emporium, you can go into here to get to the BTS if it's a bit hot outside.

I had a larger than normal room and thought the hotel was excellent value, around 2,700++ baht / night. The reception is on the Lobby floor so you can bypass it completely when bringing girls back. For some this is not necessarily a good thing. I assume you can register guests as well, I didn't bother since I had 2 girls come during the day, on different days. If you're a Hyatt member then I's a cheaper way of getting in the nights stays per year to keep whatever level you're on. I've stayed at all 3 Hyatts in BKK now.

[Member #4698]

I will be staying at the Marriott Executive Apartment hotel at Suk Thonglor. I take it that the location is good. How about the hotel? I have a reservation for an apartment where I plan to have loads of fun!

I have stayed at the Marriott Thonglor Exec Apartment Hotel a number of times and posted positive reviews on it. I think it is a very good hotel. The 1-bedroom apartment is comfortable and stylish. The pool is in the sun most of the day. The high-quality breakfast buffet is large and varied. The rooftop bar is a great place to bring a girl for a nightcap. Lastly, the hotel is very girl friendly. They never batted an eye even when I brought back 2 or 3 girls at a time.

The location is very good for me although I am sure some would not like it. The hotel is a 1.5 blocks from the BTS station so it is relatively easy to get to Cowboy and Nana. In addition, the Thonglor and Ekkamai area has a lot great restaurants, bars, and clubs, but not the point & shoot variety found on Soi 4 and Soi 11. This neighborhood is more upscale. I, for one, like putting a little distance between myself and all the noise of lower Sukhumvit.

I will be staying at Marriott Thonglor Exec Apartment Hotel again for one week on my next trip. I am also booked for one week each at the Radisson Blu, Column, Grande Centre Point Ratchadamri, and the new Hyatt Place. I like to spend a week in different various locations when I visit BKK. It is amazing how a small change in address gives a different perspective making things seem fresh and new.

On that note, I also recommend the Marriott Exec Apartment Park Hotel on Soi 24. The Marriot Park Hotel's 1 bedroom apartment is nicer IMO and larger than the Marriott Thonglor 1 bedroom exec apartment. But the Marriott Park Swimming Pool is morning sun only and the Park restuarant is not as good. The Marriott Park is located 3/4 of the way down Soi 24 in a quiet highrise residential neighborhood, but I kind of like that. It is very close to the Oily Massage shops and a 10 minute walk to the BTS or a 90 second motorcycle taxi ride. When I am in a hurry I take a motorcycke taxi to Cowboy. It is an invigorating experience. 555. I have stayed at the Marriott Park Exec Hotel many times as well, but this next trip I decided to try the new Hyatt Place Hotel instead with it's somewhat similar location.

[Kirsia123]

I will be staying at the Marriott Executive Apartment hotel at Suk Thonglor. I take it that the location is good. How about the hotel? I have a reservation for an apartment where I plan to have loads of fun!

[Syzygies]

Definitely girl-friendly. Stayed there 2 nights October 2017. Had an in-call (Smooci) one night and took a girl with me the next. No fuss by reception nor extra charge both nights.

Soi Cowboy is a couple of blocks away within walking distance. May need a taxi on your way back to the hotel with a girl late at night.

Hotel quality was average. Sheets, pillows and towels were clean but bathroom floor had some grime not cleaned properly. Soi 31 has a few restaurants nearby.

I stayed there once a few years back. It was newish then. My assessment was that it was quite acceptable, but not as good as Mermaid for a budget Hotel in the area.

[M Squared]

Once girls know what you are planning, they might be scared off. I have heard stories, particularly relating to Indians for some reason, about about a guy taking a girl back to the room, where the girl discovered a whole group of men wanted to bang her for the original price. These things scare girls for sure. If a group of guys wants to organise a group of girls, that might be more acceptable to some girls (but not all). If you get girls that know you and your group already, that will be easier. You have to develop the element of trust.

I have no clue how much money girls want to be involved in a gang bang.

Thanks guys for the prompt replies.

No gang bangs planned here. We are looking at a party with 5 - 6 girls at the same time because not everyone is into mongering!. But we would like the girls to stay longer. I guess a big group going into Soi Cowboy is not going to work that well. I will try the escort agencies and tell them exactly what we are looking for.

Will also check out the Grand President. Are the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit and Somerset Lake Point GF? They both have suites. I am assuming that the Grand President is.

Thanks again.

[WoodChipper]

This is a fresh new building with very spacious apartment-style rooms that have a mini kitchen and a tiny living-room-style sofa area. Very clean throughout and staff were friendly / pleasant / helpful. Highly recommended.

It's very convenient for Nana Plaza (walking distance to get there and back, or a 100 Baht flat-rate taxi late at night if you have a girl from Nana coming back to your room). Girls had to leave their ID at reception, but no extra charge as I had already paid for a double room for two. Not sure if there would have been a charge if the room was meant for single occupancy.

[WoodChipper]

Hi,

A bunch of friends (8 of us) are planning a weekend in Bangkok. We wanted to book a large suite (or two) which will accommodate all of us as well as be GF. Any suggestions?

Also any suggestions about where we can get a few girls to party with us in the room?

Thanks.

If you really want to make it a great time for everyone, you wouldn't want to start it off with a nasty surprise to the girl (s) when they arrive in your suite. You're highly likely to have a much better time with them, if they know in advance what to expect and are happy to oblige. You could try reputed escort agencies and make your requirements clear up front. Also, 8 is a big gang, so you'll want to have enough girls for a decent M-F ratio, and not have one or two girls among 8 men.

Also, it looks odd and rather threatening to see a bunch of 3 or more guys going out in a pack to hunt. If you guys do go out to find your girls from bars / gogos, you'll do better by splitting up and going in smaller groups such as 2-3 maximum.

[WoodChipper]

Definitely girl-friendly. Stayed there 2 nights October 2017. Had an in-call (Smooci) one night and took a girl with me the next. No fuss by reception nor extra charge both nights.

Soi Cowboy is a couple of blocks away within walking distance. May need a taxi on your way back to the hotel with a girl late at night.

Hotel quality was average. Sheets, pillows and towels were clean but bathroom floor had some grime not cleaned properly. Soi 31 has a few restaurants nearby.

[Syzygies]

Hi,

A bunch of friends (8 of us) are planning a weekend in Bangkok. We wanted to book a large suite (or two) which will accommodate all of us as well as be GF. Any suggestions?

Also any suggestions about where we can get a few girls to party with us in the room?

Thanks.

Once girls know what you are planning, they might be scared off. I have heard stories, particularly relating to Indians for some reason, about about a guy taking a girl back to the room, where the girl discovered a whole group of men wanted to bang her for the original price. These things scare girls for sure. If a group of guys wants to organise a group of girls, that might be more acceptable to some girls (but not all). If you get girls that know you and your group already, that will be easier. You have to develop the element of trust.

I have no clue how much money girls want to be involved in a gang bang.

[Allover]

Hi,

A bunch of friends (8 of us) are planning a weekend in Bangkok. We wanted to book a large suite (or two) which will accommodate all of us as well as be GF. Any suggestions?

Also any suggestions about where we can get a few girls to party with us in the room?

Thanks.

The Grand President has both 2 and 3 bedroom suites that would be good for you. The suites are in their Tower 2.

[Eszpresszo]

Some things may help you to adjust (acclimatize) to warmer temperatures. Before I moved here I lived in a very cold climate. It took me awhile to develop an approach that works for me. Here are a few suggestions that I've found helpful.


4) Light-colored and light-weight clothing can help.

Anyone else with suggestions?

Randy Murican.

I second that about light weight clothing. And by light weight, go for the lightest material you can. Not all short-sleeve shirts are created equal. Avoid those knit polos, except after the sun goes down. Knits are too heavy. Many chinos and khakis are very thin and light. Just select them carefully and pay attention to the fabric when you are trying on pants. The most comfortable shirt I wore in Thailand (end of November, early December) was something cheap I bought from Old Navy. As you know, they use cheap thin fabric, which is one reason why their clothing is so cheap (and disposable so you can toss them if you don't want to take dirty laundry back home). It was actually cooler than the t-shirts I wore.

Another tip for controlling sweat. Good old fashioned talc powder. Back in ye old times when there was no A/C, this was a staple in warm climates.

When I was in BKK last November. After every shower, I would towel myself completely dry and applied deodorant. Then I would generously dust all my sweaty regions with talc powder. You can buy small travel sized bottles at Walmart and other places that stock travel size toiletries. If you are needlessly scared of getting cancer from talc, then opt for corn starch baby powder. It does a good job of absorbing sweat within reason. Then I'd spray myself with a cologne that women seemed to like and head out the door, and never worried about being a stinky farang!

[StarMariner]

Dream I have stayed at with girl, but don't know about 3 girls.

Nana Hotel was extremely lad back in the past. I recall a LB getting in the lift to go up accompanied by a guest many years ago. I got turned off at the time, and did not want to stay there any more.

I once took 3 girls to my room at Admiral premier with no problems.

Of course I had a shortage of towels LOL.

You might want to tip the room cleaning staff to give you double the normal towels ration. LOL.

I have booked in Salil, Soi 11. Let's see what happens.

[M Squared]

Hi,

A bunch of friends (8 of us) are planning a weekend in Bangkok. We wanted to book a large suite (or two) which will accommodate all of us as well as be GF. Any suggestions?

Also any suggestions about where we can get a few girls to party with us in the room?

Thanks.