Bangkok Hotels

[QUOTE=SinCitySinner1;3026538]This is a general question. Can you not just email the hotel on the addy provided on their website and ask them very politely if they are guest friendly, and if they require guests to register. Personally for me, I would prefer the guests register for variety of reasons. When I go next year it would be my first time in Bangkok and first time ever leaving the country on a mongering trip. So additional assurance of safety protocol is always welcome.[/QUOTE]Its safe to assume that most if not all are guest friendly just book the room for 2 people. Most of the time your guest will just leave their ID at the front desk before going up to the room. Most hotels are relatively affordable compared to Hotels in the USA So it just means you want to pick hotel either in the thick of things where all the action is or find somewhere like soi15 that's close to the action and yet quiet enough to get some shut eye when you decide to pass out.

Has someone really found any problems with any hotel in Bangkok?

I really find this whole talk about what hotel allows what as unnecessary.

I have used many hotels around and never had any issues with the hotel's management.

The people there are so friendly that I would never imagine they would try to make any fuss about the guest that someone brings in.

[QUOTE=SinCitySinner1;3026538]This is a general question. Can you not just email the hotel on the addy provided on their website and ask them very politely if they are guest friendly, and if they require guests to register. Personally for me, I would prefer the guests register for variety of reasons. When I go next year it would be my first time in Bangkok and first time ever leaving the country on a mongering trip. So additional assurance of safety protocol is always welcome.[/QUOTE]Haha most guys ask how to avoid registering (not that you should in Thailand). If you WANT her to register just take her to reception when you arrive. She will not be surprised. And if she doesn't want to then bullet dodged. (Presumably underage).

[QUOTE=SinCitySinner1;3025413]Gentlemen,

I have been doing extensive research on Bangkok.

For my first ever international mongering trip, which is going to happen next year I have zeroed in on two possible hotels. Hotel Aira and Hotel Mandarin. Hotel Aira seems to be right in the thick of things. Close to Nana and a rooftop bar called Above Eleven - (I think the Eleven is probably a reference to Soi 11 and not 7/11) Also I noticed there is a night club called Aces. Is that a good place to pick up a freelancer (FL) ? The drink and food menu looked hip and seems like a good time to be had there.

Any idea how Hotel Mandarin compares in comparison to Hotel Aira. It seems a tad bit cheaper (I am not penny pinching but just noticed). It also seems to be a litter further away from where the action is.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Brother try Grand Business Inn on Soi 11. I just returned from my trip to Thailand. It was good and couple friendly. They will collect the visitors card when going to your room and once she comes to collect it back, they will call to your room and check if everything is ok. Once you confirm, then only they will return her ID card. I thought this is super safe.

Regards.

Raghu.

[QUOTE=XeniteMenos;3026734]Has someone really found any problems with any hotel in Bangkok?[/QUOTE]Only issues I've had with some hotels in Pattaya and Bangkok are if the girl is under 21 (or was it 20?). Otherwise if you book a room for 2 should be no issues like you say. Thailand knows why guys go there.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;3026757]Only issues I've had with some hotels in Pattaya and Bangkok are if the girl is under 21 (or was it 20?). Otherwise if you book a room for 2 should be no issues like you say. Thailand knows why guys go there.[/QUOTE]I thought 18 was the minimum age to bring a girl to your hotel. When I check a girl in, I have her hand me the ID and I look at her date of birth and Miss or Mrs. After that is verified, I give reception the ID, my room number, a tip, and instructions to call me before returning her ID. I'm sure I've had some under 20.

Just got back from a short stay in Bangkok stayed at Kingston suites on soi 15 its about 10-15 meters from night hotel quiet hotel booked it off booking got a free room upgrade to a suite room was huge bed was comfortable, ac was cold. There was a lock box in the room and it has a full size refrigerator and washing machine in the room and a 2 burner stove if you looking to do any cooking. They are completely guest friendly no check in needed and it don't matter how many guest you bring back to your room. Its central to everything. Downside is they advertise that they have a jacuzzi in the room which they do but its more of a deep soak tub as the jets don't work its all for looks according to the front desk. If your looking for a guest friendly budget huge room hotel go with this one. Perfect for those looking to have those GB orgies fantasy fulfilled.

Has anyone tried Miami Hotel in Soi 13.

[URL]https://maps.app.goo.gl/2H1jcRPuap1opwoZ9[/URL]

It looks nice, reasonably priced, and the Location seems perfect Between Nana & Asok, next door the Hyatt & stones throw away from Thermae.

Just wanted to know if they allow freelancers & what's their policy regarding the same (Toll, ID deposit at reception etc).

[QUOTE=Hcqygauqas;3027958]Has anyone tried Miami Hotel in Soi 13.

[URL]https://maps.app.goo.gl/2H1jcRPuap1opwoZ9[/URL]

It looks nice, reasonably priced, and the Location seems perfect Between Nana & Asok, next door the Hyatt & stones throw away from Thermae.

Just wanted to know if they allow freelancers & what's their policy regarding the same (Toll, ID deposit at reception etc).[/QUOTE]I used it once as an overpriced hourly hotel with a freelancer when the other short time places were fully booked. IMHO, it was dismal and I wouldn't want to stay there longer than 60 minutes. I've never stayed there overnight.

[QUOTE=Hcqygauqas;3027958]Has anyone tried Miami Hotel in Soi 13.

[URL]https://maps.app.goo.gl/2H1jcRPuap1opwoZ9[/URL]

It looks nice, reasonably priced, and the Location seems perfect Between Nana & Asok, next door the Hyatt & stones throw away from Thermae.
[/QUOTE]Looks nice is always a trap, it is easy to make a hotel look nice for photos but cleaning staff is what really makes a hotel nice or not.

[QUOTE=HorseTrader;3027987]I used it once as an overpriced hourly hotel with a freelancer when the other short time places were fully booked. IMHO, it was dismal and I wouldn't want to stay there longer than 60 minutes. I've never stayed there overnight.[/QUOTE]A friend and I are planning to go soon. We want 2 single rooms, any recommendations in the 1500 to 2000 Bhat range per room to stay for 3/4 Days. Want something friendly that allows Freelancers without a toll, but Checks or keeps the ID at the reception for Security purposes.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Hcqygauqas;3028144]A friend and I are planning to go soon. We want 2 single rooms, any recommendations in the 1500 to 2000 Bhat range per room to stay for 3/4 Days. Want something friendly that allows Freelancers without a toll, but Checks or keeps the ID at the reception for Security purposes.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Go back 5 pages and RTFF.

What about LYF Sukhumvit 8 or Grand Business Inn in Sukhumvit 11?

Any experience? Girl friendly?

All -.

Previously I had posted about staying in Bangkok for my first international mongering trip. My first choice was Aira hotel, but a few mongers said it was a bit too far for walking with a hooker. Not that I mind taking Grab or Tuk Tuk, but why not stay where action is.

It seems that Maison Hotel is a better choice. How is it overall? Address. 18 Sukhumvit 2&4 Alley, Bangkok, Thailand 10110. This look like right in the thick of things.

I am looking for a good quality hotel. Not a cheaper one. Not something super expensive which will break the bank either This is my first international trip, and I want to make best memories.

[QUOTE=Hcqygauqas;3028144]A friend and I are planning to go soon. We want 2 single rooms, any recommendations in the 1500 to 2000 Bhat range per room to stay for 3/4 Days. Want something friendly that allows Freelancers without a toll, but Checks or keeps the ID at the reception for Security purposes.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Nana Hotel. Checks the boxes for you. 20 meters from the entrance to Nana Plaza and good access to 1000 + women in the immediate area. Decent free WIFI and so so breakfast included.

Sam.