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Stayed 13 days, late November / early December. Place was busy. Exec lounge got so crowded on some nights they were asking guests to make a reservation for evening Happy Hour. Breakfast downstairs always close to being full. But still, I got a very good rate for my entire stay.
Going back mid January, and staying at Westin Grande, then a week in Pattaya (VT6 condo), then a few more nights in Bangkok at Sheraton Grande. Rates are noticeably higher.
[QUOTE=PapaeNoel;2644573]Stayed 13 days, late November / early December. Place was busy. Exec lounge got so crowded on some nights they were asking guests to make a reservation for evening Happy Hour. Breakfast downstairs always close to being full. But still, I got a very good rate for my entire stay.
Going back mid January, and staying at Westin Grande, then a week in Pattaya (VT6 condo), then a few more nights in Bangkok at Sheraton Grande. Rates are noticeably higher.[/QUOTE]The Marriot group own at least a dozen hotels in the lower sukhumwit area. To reduce overhead they have closed most of their hotels, so squeeze everyone into the few that are open.
[QUOTE=Explorer8939;2642102]After years of staying at Dynasty, Majestic and Omni when in Bangkok, I have been going upscale lately, and staying at the Carlton, Marriott and Landmark. So far, my favorite is a corner room at Landmark.[/QUOTE]I hear you. I went through the same path, and still going through it. Although I added Dynasty Grande and LE Meridien on soy 4.
[QUOTE=MaxBkk;2644583]The Marriot group own at least a dozen hotels in the lower sukhumwit area. To reduce overhead they have closed most of their hotels, so squeeze everyone into the few that are open.[/QUOTE]Marriott operates 20 hotels in the greater Bangkok area, and 18 of those are currently accepting reservations.
Marriott operates 5 hotels in the lower Sukhumvit area, and 4 of those are currently accepting reservations.
SL.
[QUOTE=Sunlover2;2644695]Marriott operates 20 hotels in the greater Bangkok area, and 18 of those are currently accepting reservations.
Marriott operates 5 hotels in the lower Sukhumvit area, and 4 of those are currently accepting reservations.
SL.[/QUOTE]They have definitely started to open more hotels in December. Pre November 01, their windows were mostly dark IE shuttered.
I can highly recommend the Carlton hotel in Bangkok. New building, great facilities and rooms. Cool rooftop bar and good restaurants. And best of all the superior swimming pool.
Is she part of the package?
[QUOTE=FinnishFucker;2655461]I can highly recommend the Carlton hotel in Bangkok. New building, great facilities and rooms. Cool rooftop bar and good restaurants. And best of all the superior swimming pool.[/QUOTE]
For those of you daring to go I just checked and the Carlton has a $46 per night rate, which it says is 90% off their regular rate of $464 per night. It looks like a smashing place and if you are already in Thailand, it would be a nice splurge. Their website has rooms at a wide variety of rates; the cheapest is $72 so still a bargain.
Just be sure you don't pull a negative test. In that event, it's the Hotel California for you.
[QUOTE=FinnishFucker;2655461]I can highly recommend the Carlton hotel in Bangkok. New building, great facilities and rooms. Cool rooftop bar and good restaurants. And best of all the superior swimming pool.[/QUOTE]Very nice, hope you had fun, one thing is it's got huge huge huge feet for a chick no?
[QUOTE=Tomasb;2655518]For those of you daring to go I just checked and the Carlton has a $46 per night rate, which it says is 90% off their regular rate of $464 per night. It looks like a smashing place and if you are already in Thailand, it would be a nice splurge. Their website has rooms at a wide variety of rates; the cheapest is $72 so still a bargain.
Just be sure you don't pull a negative test. In that event, it's the Hotel California for you.[/QUOTE]I paid 88 Euro per night for Executive Room. Executive Suite was about 120 Euro per night. Both were great rooms on 25th floor.
I neglected to add this $46 rate was through Agoda.
[QUOTE=FinnishFucker;2655552]I paid 88 Euro per night for Executive Room. Executive Suite was about 120 Euro per night. Both were great rooms on 25th floor.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RacShack;2655527]Very nice, hope you had fun, one thing is it's got huge huge huge feet for a chick no?[/QUOTE]Yes, huge feet. What a horror.
[QUOTE=FinnishFucker;2664817]Yes, huge feet. What a horror.[/QUOTE]Could partly be owing to the perspective. Note that in men big feet suggest big cocks. Maybe big feet in a women suggest a deep vagina? I remember a 185 cm girl I had in Douala (Cameroons). She had huge feet.
[QUOTE=XXL;2665052]Could partly be owing to the perspective. Note that in men big feet suggest big cocks. Maybe big feet in a women suggest a deep vagina? I remember a 185 cm girl I had in Douala (Cameroons). She had huge feet.[/QUOTE]No, I think the implication is that they still have big cocks (I. E. Ladyboy).
Now I am looking for a hotel around Sukhumvit Soi 4 that is girl friendly, with no problems if I bring multiple ladies (one at a time) to my room.
My MO is to have a lady with me at check in, but not this time.
I used to stay at Dynasty, but that's closed. How about Majestic Suites?