Bangkok Hotels

[Rodwint2]

I have booked Radisson Suites Soi 11, is this hotel girl friendly, and do they allow more than 1 guest to come to the room.

The Radisson is on Soi 13, not 11.

[ChoduMadan]

I have booked Radisson Suites Soi 11, is this hotel girl friendly, and do they allow more than 1 guest to come to the room.

[NewImage]

I am staying there for one night in late December before moving to another hotel nearby for a longer (month) stay, and have read similar mixed reports. Of course, for one night, I can tolerate current conditions but curious as well if anyone has a recent review.

As above thought I'd not take the chance.

[Tomasb]

I am staying there for one night in late December before moving to another hotel nearby for a longer (month) stay, and have read similar mixed reports. Of course, for one night, I can tolerate current conditions but curious as well if anyone has a recent review.

Heard conflicting reports on Galleria 10.

Some say still ok some say starting to show age and upkeep not good.

Any recent stayers?

Have done a search on here.

Appreciate.

[SfoCowboy]

Hi folks,

How is Oakwood hotel in sukhumvit 11? Is it girl friendly?

Cheers!

[Presidio]

It's looking like this spring I will be making my first trip over and here's a question my search-fu can't answer: hotel vs air be&be. I almost exclusively use the latter these days, any reason not to while in Thailand and go with hotels instead?

Many thanks!

I prefer AirBnB in Bangkok since many units have a washer and I don't have to schlep my clothes to an off-site laundry.

However, please note that some listings like the Hyde 11 condo high-rise state that AirBnB occupants aren't allowed to use the pool or gym.

[Fortunate]

No issues using AirBnB in Thailand, I just returned from a 3 week trip staying in AirnBnbs. The only issue for me is sometimes it's difficult to get fresh sheets and towels as needed. Usually they do room servicing once per week but some places will do more if you pay additional for the service. Definitely a better deal than a hotel if you're there for more than a few days.

Thank you both for the words.

[Issaquah]

It's looking like this spring I will be making my first trip over and here's a question my search-fu can't answer: hotel vs air be&be. I almost exclusively use the latter these days, any reason not to while in Thailand and go with hotels instead?

Many thanks!

No issues using AirBnB in Thailand, I just returned from a 3 week trip staying in AirnBnbs. The only issue for me is sometimes it's difficult to get fresh sheets and towels as needed. Usually they do room servicing once per week but some places will do more if you pay additional for the service. Definitely a better deal than a hotel if you're there for more than a few days.

[TheNileRiva]

It's looking like this spring I will be making my first trip over and here's a question my search-fu can't answer: hotel vs air be&be. I almost exclusively use the latter these days, any reason not to while in Thailand and go with hotels instead?

Many thanks!

The thing with airBNB in Thailand is that's it's in a legal grey zone. TECHNICALLY rentals under one month are illegal and many condos have rules against it, but as with everything in Thailand it's the luck of the draw if these rules are enforced. Often times if you read the house rules page, the owner will explicitly tell you to contact them rather than the building management if anything is wrong.

The bottom line is, if you're going the airbnb route, be smart about it. Don't draw attention to yourself, make excessive noise, or smoke in the room, and you'll be fine. If you're going to be a dick and annoy the neighbours and act like a * tourist on holiday, then all you're doing is giving the building management reason to check your lease and kick you out.

[Fortunate]

It's looking like this spring I will be making my first trip over and here's a question my search-fu can't answer: hotel vs air be&be. I almost exclusively use the latter these days, any reason not to while in Thailand and go with hotels instead?

Many thanks!

[Mahku]

Marriott Marquis Queen's Park was not only guest friendly, but when an escort girl showed up in the lobby for me they escorted her up to my room. Probably earned a repeat customer.

[Golfinho]

Anyone have suggestions on a very quiet hotel in Bangkok? Doesn't have to be near the action, but I am a terrible sleeper and basically need a place that is silent. Hard to really filter searches for places that are quiet and soundproofed well, so would love input from those who similarly appreciate their quiet lodging.

In that part of town, and in lower range price: Key Premier Sukhumvit, Soi 7.

Stayed there several weeks ago and it is quiet. Number one priority for me is no street noise. I wouldn't stay in a place for free otherwise.

[Fmojo]

Anyone have suggestions on a very quiet hotel in Bangkok? Doesn't have to be near the action, but I am a terrible sleeper and basically need a place that is silent. Hard to really filter searches for places that are quiet and soundproofed well, so would love input from those who similarly appreciate their quiet lodging.

I stayed at the Citrus Suites on Soi 6. It's a nice property and was very quiet. And only a few hundred yards from Nana Plaza.

[Key Master]

I have the same problem, but I have found some quiet hotels over the years.

Dynasty Grande, Soi 6, www.dynastygrande.com.
I've only stayed here once, pre-Covid. I had a room at the backside on the first floor and it was quiet, except for the noise from the cars that were coming and going in the parking lot right under it. That was rather annoying. So I guess a room at a higher floor will be better. Or maybe a room that is facing the pool, right in the middle of the hotel (the pool is closed at night). Very spacious rooms, I even felt a bit lost in it.

I just stayed at the Dynasty Grande and stayed there before also. If you were to go here, you'd have to get a room facing the pool. I had a room in the front of the building to street and I could hear some of the construction noise and motorbikes / tuk tuks. Currently, they are only using the front of the building and not the back building.

I'm a light sleeper and usually use a white noise app on my phone now to help block out noise just in case.

[Mogwai]

Really? I've stayed in tons of places all over the city, low price, budget as fuck, and higher price and found almost all to be fine for noiser, even ones in nightlife areas. Any decent hotel will have quiet rooms. Put on the do not disturb on the door handle and crash for the night.

Are you deaf?