Bangkok Hotels

[QUOTE=ArnPoddict;2170138]I truly enjoy the room service and the quality of the food they deliver in the 5 stars hotels in Bangkok. With or without the boobs.[/QUOTE]Tasty! And the food looks good too.

[QUOTE=ArnPoddict;2170138]I truly enjoy the room service and the quality of the food they deliver in the 5 stars hotels in Bangkok. With or without the boobs.[/QUOTE]Hear Hear! Although I usually order a lot more room service in Manila than BKK because some of the restaurants in BKK are really good and therefor I prefer to take my BKK girls out for late night din din after boom boom. But the girl below, for example, one of my all time favorite Makati girls and I used to have dinner in my Fairmont hotel room all the time. She especially loved Ceaser salad with chicken and I liked spicy grilled prawns. We shared. She used to hide under the sheets and giggle when the waiter brought the food cart into the room. What good times we used to have all night long. Sadly, I lost track of her in 2015, but its ok because that same year I met my favorite Filipina dynamic duo in Makati and I am still ordering room service and enjoying menage a trois while drinking Tequila shots with those two wild ones.

[QUOTE=Nordico;2171266]Got this message today from the hotel, in case somebody needs the info. I have also been considering Pullman and Sofitel, but Soi 11 seems nicer street (google street view), than the other 2 locations.[/QUOTE]Having stayed at both the Pullman and Sofitel; Sofitel wins hands down.

[QUOTE=Jgm005;2171291]Having stayed at both the Pullman and Sofitel; Sofitel wins hands down.[/QUOTE]If you take the room rate also into account than IMHO Pullman clearly has the upper hand. Nearly same quality for about half the price.

Has anyone recently stayed at the nana hotel and confirm the pool is up and running?

Heard it is under renovation.

[QUOTE=MadMaax441;2163923]Hello guys,

Need a little tip here. I am planning to stay at the Adelphi Suites Bangkok hotel is it guest friendly?[/QUOTE]Yes I stay there every time I'm in BKK. Was there last week, at their Soi 8 location. Definitely girl friendly.

Very GF. Just like my experience a month ago at Holiday Inn express in the same street, Mercure was just as GF. They did not even ask for any ID from my Uzbek lady friend who was with me for 3 nights in a row. They also upgraded me to a bigger room free of cost. Their breakfast is very average so I just ate outside. Good sized, clean rooms, great location (if you don't mind the stench of this area in general), good staff and an overall good experience. Recommended!

[QUOTE=BionicMan;2172188]Has anyone recently stayed at the nana hotel and confirm the pool is up and running?

Heard it is under renovation.[/QUOTE]Used it three weeks ago if that helps.

[QUOTE=Nordico;2171266]Got this message today from the hotel, in case somebody needs the info. I have also been considering Pullman and Sofitel, but Soi 11 seems nicer street (google street view), than the other 2 locations.[/QUOTE]Sofitel Sukhumvit is my favourite hotel in BKK, high class, great service and beautiful rooms and the swimming pool is very big. The position is perfect, you can reach many places walking. I can recommend this hotel.

How does booking hotels for 1 guest or 1-2 guests work in Bangkok? If I want to bring a girl back (I. E. Escort or non-escort), do I need to book for 1-2?

I noticed almost all options through booking sites specify 1-2 guests, however there are sometimes bookings for 1 guest. And when I book through a hotel website, such as SPG, I need to specify the number of guests, if 1 guest it's a bit cheaper.

Or is the number of guests for the room supposed to be the number you're checking in with?

[QUOTE=Caesar22;2181348]How does booking hotels for 1 guest or 1-2 guests work in Bangkok? If I want to bring a girl back (I. E. Escort or non-escort), do I need to book for 1-2?

I noticed almost all options through booking sites specify 1-2 guests, however there are sometimes bookings for 1 guest. And when I book through a hotel website, such as SPG, I need to specify the number of guests, if 1 guest it's a bit cheaper.

Or is the number of guests for the room supposed to be the number you're checking in with?[/QUOTE]Always book double occupancy so you can always bring a girl back. In most hotels it doesn't matter that you only check in yourself.

[QUOTE=Mogwai;2181498]Always book double occupancy so you can always bring a girl back. In most hotels it doesn't matter that you only check in yourself.[/QUOTE]Every hotel I have ever stayed in quotes prices for double occupancy when I book. I cannot remember ever booking a room that quoted a price for 1 person only and a different price for 2.

I just made a quick review of sites and found that the really low budget places distinguish between 1 and 2 guests in a room.

When I check in (alone) I always ask for the 2 room keys as it sends a subtle message that my "partner" will be joining me later. If the hotel issues breakfast vouchers (and some still do), then I request 2 for each day (even though I never take a guest to breakfast).

All these steps reinforce the fact that you expect to have double occupancy.

I'm doing a week in Bkk next month and for once I have a bit of choice in which hotel I use. Can anyone recommend a GF Hi end 4-5 star hotel with the best pool or pool / bar? Thanks heaps.

[QUOTE=Stykler;2182209]I'm doing a week in Bkk next month and for once I have a bit of choice in which hotel I use. Can anyone recommend a GF Hi end 4-5 star hotel with the best pool or pool / bar? Thanks heaps.[/QUOTE]Don't be lazy, look at the web sites. They have all the answers and discounts.

RL.

[QUOTE=Stykler;2182209]I'm doing a week in Bkk next month and for once I have a bit of choice in which hotel I use. Can anyone recommend a GF Hi end 4-5 star hotel with the best pool or pool / bar? Thanks heaps.[/QUOTE]For me, the bar and pool of top of the tall tower Column hotel, was top class and great views.