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I booked my stay in august at the Omni Tower in Sukhumvit soi 4.
They offer great rates nowdays I think.
Long time since I stayed there, but now I got 1590thb a night for a 55 sqm apartment with separate bedroom, livingroom and small kitchen.
Nice place and nice location. Not far to walk to Nana, but they offer a free Tuk tuk shuttle if you not want to walk.
I booked from their own website:
[url]http://www.omnibangkok.com/[/url]
[QUOTE=Ken Orvik]I booked my stay in August at the Omni Tower in Sukhumvit soi 4.
They offer great rates nowdays I think.
Long time since I stayed there, but now I got 1590thb a night for a 55 sqm apartment with separate bedroom, livingroom and small kitchen.
Nice place and nice location. Not far to walk to Nana, but they offer a free Tuk tuk shuttle if you not want to walk.
I booked from their own website:
[url]http://www.Omnibangkok.com/[/url][/QUOTE]Have you added in the boardband connection at 500 baht/day?
Can anyone advise if the Premier Studio has a separate shower or only shower over bath?
[QUOTE=Rambis Youth]Can anyone advise if the Premier Studio has a separate shower or only shower over bath?[/QUOTE]
I believe the shower was separate from tub and bathroom was a high standard. Hard to work out why it matters. Hopefully you won't be keeping dead bodies in the tub. :D
The only thing really wrong with Admiral Premier is the ISG website was blocked and breakfast selection limited. Otherwise its a fantastic deal at Wotif. I posted my ISG reports from a nearby pub, but there may be other ways to get around the block.
Because it is my preference so it matters to me. End of story.
Thanks for the feedback.
[QUOTE=Rambis Youth]Can anyone advise if the Premier Studio has a separate shower or only shower over bath?[/QUOTE]Can only report on rooms I've personally stayed in:
Premier = shower over bath. Admiral Suite = separate tub & shower.
Rooms might not all be the same and YMMV. ;)
[QUOTE=M P Lurker]The only thing really wrong with Admiral Premier is the ISG website was blocked and breakfast selection limited. Otherwise its a fantastic deal at Wotif. I posted my ISG reports from a nearby pub, but there may be other ways to get around the block.[/QUOTE]Yep, use your Nokia / Sony Ericsson / Motorola / iPhone / HTC phone etc. to connect to the Internet, then tether or bluetooth to your laptop. Cheap and effective.
I didn't think the breakfast was THAT bad! Heh. ;)
[QUOTE=M P Lurker]I believe the shower was separate from tub and bathroom was a high standard. Hard to work out why it matters. Hopefully you won't be keeping dead bodies in the tub. :D.[/QUOTE]
He would be looking for a freezer then...
[QUOTE=M P Lurker]I believe the shower was separate from tub and bathroom was a high standard. Hard to work out why it matters.[/QUOTE]Really? A walk-in shower rather than a crappy hose over a tub is one of my must-haves for a decent room. Certainly makes showering together much more fun (and possible).
[QUOTE=Barko]Can only report on rooms I've personally stayed in:
Premier = shower over bath. Admiral Suite = separate tub & shower.
Rooms might not all be the same and YMMV. ;)[/QUOTE]
Looks like Barko's memory is better than mine, and I may have booked a suite if price was good.
I'm sure the standard was good in any case. A crap bathroom would have left a memory hopefully :confused:
Due to the political unrest special rates for Superior Rooms:
[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?p=1029392&postcount=20[/URL]
Giotto
[URL]http://www.livingstones.co.th[/URL]
[QUOTE=Giotto]Due to the political unrest special rates for Superior Rooms:
[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?p=1029392&postcount=20[/URL]
Giotto
[URL]http://www.livingstones.co.th[/URL][/QUOTE]
GREAT!!!
At last..... at long last!!
How many years have I been beating you up on this Giotto??? To give a break to ISG members (MOI - of course!!) even if I just stay one or two days? Which is usually the case as I usually just need to stay in Bangkok a short period of time to do the Bangkok errands before I go down to phuket.
Your previous promotions wasn't of much use to me as I usually could not spare 3 nights in Bangkok. But now..... now that I can stay just overnight or a couple days and still get a discount.........!!!!
SEAJ
It's back.
Wotif "Wot Hotel?" Grand Millennium Sukhumvit = 2700 Baht; 3300 w/brkfst. No free Internet.
[url]http://www.wotif.com/hotel/View?hotel=W51807&page=1&viewType=all&refId=65662[/url]
At check-in you might try for a nominal upgrade to the 'Grand Deluxe' or 'Executive Club' rooms. Both include what could be the best Internet of any hotel in SE Asia. In the past I've gotten Grand Deluxe upgrades (inc brkfst & I'net) for 300B, and Executive Club (all incl) for 1000B. As always, twinkle eyes and flash pearlies, the reception girls are real cute, just turn on the charm. (YMMV)
Hurry. ;)
If the secret 'Wot Hotel' deal does not have your Grand Millennium dates available, Wotif also has an exceptionally good value on the GM's upscale / overpriced rooms with the "Recovery Plan" promotion:
[url]http://www.wotif.com/hotel/View?hotel=W50419&page=1&viewType=all[/url]
More later. Best, B.
[QUOTE=Barko]Hotel Solo
[url]http://www.wotif.com/hotel/View?hotel=W73288&page=1&viewType=all[/url]
100% GF. We will expect a report. ;)[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Alexboy]Sure will do!, when I go there at end of next month. Hotel doesn't look 4 star thou, on their website.[/QUOTE]
I stayed here during my recent stay in BKK, and have just booked again for next week through the Wotif secret deal at 1000Bht.
I thought the hotel was superb, and for that price cannot be faulted. I don't know what star rating it is, but it has more the feel of a boutique hotel or serviced apartment. Similar to Citadines or Adelphi Suites (but no cooking facilities).
The room was spacious, modern, clean and well-equipped. Well-stocked minibar, 'real' coffee-making facility. Large, comfortable bed. Very large walk-in shower room, glazed to the bedroom. Separate wc. Large flat-screen TV over good-sized desk, with DVD player and connectivity for USB and optical cables. (I couldn't seem to get many channels on the TV, but that may have been my fault - I didn't really try). Breakfast was extra, so I only ate there once, and it was fine. The downstairs dining area is the reception, in a very high-ceilinged room. Very pleasant layout, with additional seating outside.
There is a pool on the roof - not huge but large enough to get a few strokes (10m?), with a comfortable rooftop bar on the next level up.
The staff were extremely pleasant and helpful (and a couple of young ladies particularly sweet). Girl-friendly, and they weren't fazed by my bringing 2 girls back one night. In fact, for the first time ever, when the desk-lady very sweetly said 'enjoy yourself', I was actually embarrassed :)
The drawback is the distance to the Sukh, but there is a free tuc-tuc service from the hotel, and for the return I was quite happy to walk if alone or get a cab for 40Bht if accompanied. I usually got them to drop me off on the corner by Annie's so I could stroll past and say hi to the girls, then wander down Soi 4.
Anyway, it's a new hotel so the price will go up over the next few months, but for 1000Bht I think it is tremendous value.
[QUOTE=Mouse1]Anyway, it's a new hotel so the price will go up over the next few months, but for 1000Bht I think it is tremendous value.[/QUOTE]It does sound great.
Few questions: Thai girls need butt sprayers (me too, I hate toilet paper) they got them? In the room pics it looks like there are multimedia LCD TV connectors available right on the desk (HDMI, etc.) true? How is the neighborhood, any good places to eat nearby? Is that area quiet, how's the street noise?
The place does sound very very tempting. Thanks for the info Mouse1, much appreciated..
Nice report.