Bangkok Hotels

[Explorer8939]

Hi all.

I hope everyone is well. I know most hotels won't bat an eyelid when bringing a girl to a room, but what about two girls for a threesome? I guess it's common enough? Anyone ever experienced such issues?

I was looking at the Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit, interesting it says room occupancy is up to 4 people (happy days!) Anyone any recent experience with this hotel?

Best wishes.

PG.

If you booked the room for three people, no problem.

If you booked for 2, you will pay a joiner fee.

[Explorer8939]

My usual OS pre booking email" Hi I am thinking about booking your hotel and am wondering about your joiner policy. I will book for 2 adults as some nights I will have my neices visiting me, I have a big family here. I am hoping this will not be an issue and my staying at your hotel will depend on your response. ".

Get it in writing, take it with you.

NI.

Just book for two guests, no need for an explainer email. Unless you are the type who writes emails like: "I just booked a room. Can you make sure that there is a bed in the room?

[Tvataham274]

There is no need to beat around the Bush. They know what you mean when you say additional guests. Joiner's fee. Just saying nieces and sisters. Will raise red flags, especially if you aren't Thai.

Last year I asked a few places and outright asked if they are girl friendly and if they have joiners fees. None of the hotels I asked raised any questions, they either said that they do / don't allow extra guests, if they do / don't have a fee. The hotel staff aren't daft, they know what you are asking.

[Chan Chalupa]

My usual OS pre booking email" Hi I am thinking about booking your hotel and am wondering about your joiner policy. I will book for 2 adults as some nights I will have my neices visiting me, I have a big family here. I am hoping this will not be an issue and my staying at your hotel will depend on your response. ".

Get it in writing, take it with you.

NI.

Hope Interpol doesn't catch your email.

Better if you say Sisters. Hot females associates. Anything but nieces and step daughters. No offense.

[NewImage]

I want to know that is every hotel allow freelancer in hotel room? If not, please need some suggestions for some Hotel which allows Freelancer for overnight stay.

My usual OS pre booking email" Hi I am thinking about booking your hotel and am wondering about your joiner policy. I will book for 2 adults as some nights I will have my neices visiting me, I have a big family here. I am hoping this will not be an issue and my staying at your hotel will depend on your response. ".

Get it in writing, take it with you.

NI.

[Vnash6969]

Hi all.

I hope everyone is well. I know most hotels won't bat an eyelid when bringing a girl to a room, but what about two girls for a threesome? I guess it's common enough? Anyone ever experienced such issues?

I was looking at the Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit, interesting it says room occupancy is up to 4 people (happy days!) Anyone any recent experience with this hotel?.

I am currently in Bangkok. Here I met another monger who brought a two girls to Novotel. They politely told him that he needed to pay joiner fee for additional guest. I assume he booked for double occupancy. You may call the hotel directly to clarify the details. Please post your findings for folks awareness.

[PgReal]

Hi all.

I hope everyone is well. I know most hotels won't bat an eyelid when bringing a girl to a room, but what about two girls for a threesome? I guess it's common enough? Anyone ever experienced such issues?

I was looking at the Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit, interesting it says room occupancy is up to 4 people (happy days!) Anyone any recent experience with this hotel?

Best wishes.

PG.

[PgReal]

Hi all,

Hope everyone is well! I know most hotels don't bat an eyelid if you bring a girl to the room, but is it the same if you book a duo for a threesome? I guess it's common enough?

I was looking at the Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit, what I thought was interesting is it says for room occupancy (up to 4 people) happy days I guess!

Anyone any recent experience with that hotel?

Best wishes.

PG.

[FarmerBoy45]

Giving a shout out to all those who recommended Adelphi Suites. Stayed at Adelphi Suites for two nights on the front end of my trip and three nights on the back end. 100% guest friendly. Very comfortable beds and pillows. All nights booked a suite and so glad I did. Somewhat expensive (for me) but worth it. Soi 8 seems so much more peaceful and quiet from the surrounding areas, and there are several restaurants within walking distance. A 7-eleven right next door that came in very handy. ATM and money exchange all right here. A good enough restaurant downstairs that opens at 7 am for breakfast and will deliver food to room. Will certainly stay at Adelphi again.

[HorseTrader]

I believe in Bangkok all hotels allow guests (whoever they are). Some may ask for a joiner fee.

The law is that, if you make your booking for 2 persons they will need to register both persons ID (Hotels are required still to submit daily all guests staying to the police).

Easier to make a booking for 1 person and bring a girl with you whenever you want. 90% of the time no one will bat an eye.

I recommend you register your guest at the reception (they will just collect the ID card of the guest), this is a safety measure for you. When the guest leaves, the hotel will call your room to ensure everything is ok with you before handing back the ID of the guest.

These are good points. I'd like to add some thoughts:

(1) When I make hotel reservations I look at the price for 1 versus 2 people. If price is the same, I book for 2 people just in case she stays overnight, especially if breakfast is included.

(2) When I've booked for two and I arrive solo, it is unusual for reception to ask about the 2nd person. The few times they ask I just say that she isn't here yet. Typically they will tell me to have her bring her passport to reception when she arrives. When I say she is Thai, they still want her to bring her ID to reception.

I also stress what NicFrenchy wrote about having reception (or concierge or elevator guard) collect the ID for all guests, it is for your safety and nobody at the hotel cares if you're getting laid or not. Most hotels will not stop you to collect her ID, but all are willing. I tip about 100 or 200 baht for that service.

[NicFrenchy]

I want to know that is every hotel allow freelancer in hotel room? If not, please need some suggestions for some Hotel which allows Freelancer for overnight stay.

I believe in Bangkok all hotels allow guests (whoever they are). Some may ask for a joiner fee.

The law is that, if you make your booking for 2 persons they will need to register both persons ID (Hotels are required still to submit daily all guests staying to the police).

Easier to make a booking for 1 person and bring a girl with you whenever you want. 90% of the time no one will bat an eye.

I recommend you register your guest at the reception (they will just collect the ID card of the guest), this is a safety measure for you. When the guest leaves, the hotel will call your room to ensure everything is ok with you before handing back the ID of the guest.

[Shojib20]

I want to know that is every hotel allow freelancer in hotel room? If not, please need some suggestions for some Hotel which allows Freelancer for overnight stay.

[NicFrenchy]

She confessed she doesn't usually cum and enjoyed this one.

If I had a dollar every-time I heard that one. I'd be a contender to buy twitter.

One thing I'll give you though is that Thai girls tend to bare their wall a lot easier than in other countries. Once they see you as a good guy (I believe 80% of us are) they have no issues talking openly about their problems.

Issue actually comes from us. Do you want to hear a girl blabber like a girlfriend? That's a choice each punter makes.

Living and working in Thailand for 2 decades, I have found I am less and less inclined to have pillow talks with working girls. I do with Tinder girls thouch.

[Keshtaz]

Hi there,

I am heading to BKK next week, and according to the forum, dream hotel was recommended, I reserved the gold room, but I am wondering what the difference is between bronze and silver and gold and platinum other than the size. Extra services?

I also found that hotel solo at 1/3 of the price of a dream hotel. What are your thoughts about hotel solo vs hotel dream since a couple of members recommend it and the price is really tempting?

I am solo traveller and planning to play at the room.

[SatinLover123]

What's your price range?

Up to $175 a night.