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[QUOTE=Run Mann]They are all mirror images of each other, same as the ones on Soi 16 and Soi 23. The differences are the locations and the rooms at some locations are bigger than others. I prefer the ones on Soi 16 and 23.[/QUOTE]Are the Citadines GF or do they charge a joiner fee?
[QUOTE=Samsonite]Are the Citadines GF or do they charge a joiner fee?[/QUOTE]
I can only speak for Citadines 11, and they are perfectly GF. No joiner fees
[QUOTE=Samsonite]Are the Citadines GF or do they charge a joiner fee?[/QUOTE]
All are GF.
[QUOTE=Run Mann]All are GF.[/QUOTE]
Yes all AScott Citidiens Sommersets that i've stayed at in many countries are always very GF...
Can you recommend Golden Palace Hotel (15 Soi 1, Th. Sukhumvit)?
It is GF?
It is close (walking distance) to the action places?
They offer the standard and deluxe room, do you know the difference?
Many thanks for your opinion,
Otari
[QUOTE=Artful]Hi
Last year I spent some time at Citadines Soi 11. For the price, (around 1300THB) it was the best value I've had in a Bangkok hotel.
I'm going back to BKK very soon and notice that Citadines Soi 11 is now more expensive and Citadines Soi 8 is 500 THB cheaper.
Does anyone have experience of both? Are they carbon copies of each other or is Soi 11 worth more than Soi 8?
Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]Artful,
Citadines soi 11 offer a discount when they first open and start to raise the price ,I was there few month ago they are full and the price is much more than so I went across the st and got a standard room at the federal hotel for 1300 bht .
[url]www.federalbangkok.com[/url]
Fast Eddie 48
This looks to be a quality new option in the Soi 33 area. It appears to be in the former car park next to the Office Bar.
[url]http://www.wotif.com/hotel/View?hotel=W73387&page=1&viewType=all[/url]
If there are no outstanding offers at higher end hotels I wil probably stay here next visit.
If anyone has enough time to pop in (I can't find a web site) I'm curious whether internet is included.
[QUOTE=Otari]Can you recommend Golden Palace Hotel (15 Soi 1, Th. Sukhumvit)?
It is GF?
It is close (walking distance) to the action places?
They offer the standard and deluxe room, do you know the difference?
Many thanks for your opinion,
Otari[/QUOTE]
I used to stay there all the time. It's guest friendly. Some rooms have full length mirrors mounted sideways next to the beds.
It is neat and clean, with a decent but not fancy restaurant. It is quiet at night.
It's within walking distance from NaNa, but is sort of far down the soi, especially late at night when it is a rather dark walk.
Some of the "deluxe" rooms open on to the pool/courtyard area. It isn't fancy at all though comfortable enough.
It used to be much less expensive than almost anything else in the area, and a great bargain. They are charging more these days and I stay elsewhere now.
It's a good enough place to stay until you get your bearings but there are better values to be had these days.
Look for a place down between Soi 7 and Soi 19 or so if you want maximum flexibility.
[QUOTE=Jeff Sinclair]I am just back from 2 months in los.
Finally stayed in bally suites deluxe room 2000 a night.
Will use this place again.
Super room friendly staff.
Cheap laundry.
Only drawback cafe does little western food and its right at bottom of soi 20.
Don't let that put you off.[/QUOTE]
Decent Western food at a reasonable price can be found at New Cowboy and the Parrott Cafe which are right around the corner (50 meters) from Ballys Suites.
Can anyone confirm whether Park Plaza Sukhumvit Bangkok (next to Asoke Skytrain station) is girl-friendly?
Eric
[QUOTE=Eric The Prick]Can anyone confirm whether Park Plaza Sukhumvit Bangkok (next to Asoke Skytrain station) is girl-friendly?
Eric[/QUOTE]
Yes it is.
i just wrapped up 3 nights at citadines 11 and thought it was a good value in a convenient location. the rooms are very clean, stylish in a spartan modernistic way, reasonably large, free plug in internet, small kitchen, shower for two. there are large windows which let in a lot of light but only an adjacent building to look at. no swimming pool. the room safe is large enough to accommodate your older laptop plus cameras. it's guest friendly...they will take her id and note your room number. the elevator requires your room key to activate as does the entry door in the evening. granted it's about a 3 "block" walk to suk, but the neighborhood is colorful with multiple bars, massage joints, and convenience stores to occupy your imagination. climax, the pick-up bar, is almost next door. there is a shortcut through a parking lot to beergarden 7. nana skytrain is right at the junction of soi 11 and suk. [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord900][CodeWord900][/url] bj bar is close by soi 8. i never made it to the nearby nana entertainment complex but rode the skytrain one stop (asok) to cowboy.
rates will fluctuate so i'll let you research that yourself. the bar/restaurant is nicely airconditioned but serves a barely adequate western/thai buffet for 169 bhat if it's not included in your package. this is the one area of the hotel that could use upgrading. (you're paying for convenience). so far i've experienced j.w. marriot, livingston's lodge, and now citadines. would return to citadines for sure.
[QUOTE=Eric The Prick]Can anyone confirm whether Park Plaza Sukhumvit Bangkok (next to Asoke Skytrain station) is girl-friendly?
Eric[/QUOTE]
Yes it certainly is totally GF (they take ID occasionally) and IMHO one of the best value for money good class hotels in BKK and Ive tried plenty.
Highly recommended and only a short walk from Cowboy too !!
FF
Has anyone heard of the QVC atmy Q silom?
Is it a decent place to stay?
It's located on charatweing road in silom. Is that close to the PM action?
Thanks in advance for the help.
All;
Been looking and still struggling to find the best hotel that doesn't have a walk of shame. Obviously have to be GF. Don't know why, find it weird walking past front desk with more than one woman. I have been twice before and I have stayed in Dream and Livingston.
Dream was ok but pricey. It had a walk of shame but not too bad as long as elevator was quick
Livingston was great when in building to right hand side of th efront door. Literally no walk of shame at al. In the main building I stayed also and that does have one. Not too bad but I did feel a bit strange having my breakfast the next morning. It wasnt the staff, it was me: 0)
Currently there are some great deals on Landmark but when I have walked past it looks like you have to go past the main desk. Is this true.
Anyone have good advise to save my stupid embarrassment?