Bangkok Hotels

[QUOTE=Tiradentes; 1103449]Howdie,

Can't wait to rock out with my cock out in Bangkok.

I am looking for a 5-star hotel with a large (mega) pool in Bangkok. I figure I will spend most of my days in the hotel, only leaving it to go for a massage parlor in the day and Nana / Soi cowboy at night. Temples, petting elephants and other touristic stuff are not my cup of tea.

While browsing pictures on the net, I've only seen Conrad Hotel and Sukhothai Hotel with a decent pool size.

Any recommendations for other hotels?

Thanks a lot. [/QUOTE]Check this out. Really very large pool. It is on the other side of the river but only 100-120 Baht taxi ride from NANA.

[url]http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/bkkth-bangkok-marriott-resort-and-spa/[/url]

Heading back to Bangkok after a couple of years and am really looking forward to staying at the Livingston Hotel. I stayed there on my last visit and had the greatest time of all my 8 trips to Thailand. The girls were the greatest and the hotel staff could not do enough to make my stay fantastic. They catered to the guests better than the Ritz Carleton in Toronto, and that was all anyone could ever ask.

L David

I posted a very favorable comment on a Bangkok Hotel, but misspelled the name. The correct name is: Livingstone's Boutique Lodge and the website link is.

[url]http://www.livingstones.co.th/booking.php[/url]

The place was terrific and from everything I heard yesterday from a guy that stays there whenever he is in Bangkok, has some of the hottest chicks in all of Bangkok. Best of all, the rates are great.

Enjoy! I plan to.

LD

Central Area.

* Majestic Grande.

* Landmark Hotel.

* Grand President (Service Apt).

* President Solitaire.

* Centre Point Sukhumvit.

* Royal President.

* Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit.

* President Park.

* J. W. Marriot.

* Rembrandt.

* Dream Hotel.

* Adelphi Suites.

* Banyan Tree.

* Mayfair Marriot Exec. Apartments.

* Conrad.

* Grand Hyatt Erawan.

* Shangrila Hotel.

* The Peninsula Hotel.

* Sukhothai Hotel.

* Sofitel Silom.

* Lebua at State Tower.

* Four Seasons.

* Metropolitan Bangkok.

* Ascott Sathorn

Bliston Suwan park. Upscale and GF.

[QUOTE=NicFrenchy; 1108234]Central Area.

* Majestic Grande.

* Landmark Hotel.

* Grand President (Service Apt).

* Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit.

* President Park.

* J. W. Marriot.

*[/QUOTE]

will arrive at bkk very early, one of the first landing of the day. should be in town by 5 am. would most hotel accept such early check in, even at some (reasonable) extra cost?

apart from ll, any hotel recommended betwen soi 2 and soi 33, where i can get some action nearby, as early as 9/10am? should be close to mrt, clean and decent; will only stay for one night, so no need for sophisticated amenities. and apart from [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord901][CodeWord901][/url] and sol, any establishment, soapy, oily, or ordinary" male grooming" place open that early in the morning?

[quote=dreams; 1108354]will arrive at bkk very early, one of the first landing of the day. should be in town by 5 am. would most hotel accept such early check in, even at some (reasonable) extra cost?

apart from ll, any hotel recommended betwen soi 2 and soi 33, where i can get some action nearby, as early as 9/10am? should be close to mrt, clean and decent; will only stay for one night, so no need for sophisticated amenities. and apart from [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord901][CodeWord901][/url] and sol, any establishment, soapy, oily, or ordinary" male grooming" place open that early in the morning? [/quote]i feel that with such an early arrival you better book ther oom from the night before.

getting in a hotel at 6am is more a late check in than an early one.

ll charged an extra when i checked in at 9am, some 50% of daily rate or so.

can't help on early action at dawn, maybe better luck at 9 or 10 in some ordinary place

Hi bugzy, I stayed there last year after the demonstrations. It was a great hotel and good location. The hotel is still quite new (about 2 years old now). It changed ownership which is perhaps why maybe you didn't find any reviews but the original name was I Style Trend hotel. Many positive reviews you can find. I checked Agoda and they have really good rates. I am thinking about staying there again when I go back this month or next month.

[QUOTE=Bugzy 69;1105793]Any useful reviews on this hotel?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Dreams; 1108354]Will arrive at BKK very early, one of the first landing of the day. Should be in town by 5 am. Would most hotel accept such early check in, even at some (reasonable) extra cost?

Apart from LL, . [/QUOTE]Dreams,

Just to set that straight (also in regards of the comment of Bionicman below) from the business side of the issue, hotel POV.

If a hotel rents a room at 5 am in the morning the room must be free. That means, the hotel cannot have it rented out the night before.

Usually then hotels charge some fee, some charge the full room rate, some 50 % (as we do). A 5 am check-in usually means that the hotel rent you a room for all the night.

Now we can start a philosophical discussion whether the hotel could have rented it out the night before. If you walk in their argumentation basis will be weak, but if you do a reservation with the arrival 5 am in the morning. Then the hotel must make sure that a room is available and cannot rent it out for the night before.

That means that all rates below the full room rate is a good deal for a customer.

Giotto.

[url]http://www.livingstones.co.th[/URL]

[quote=dreams; 1108354]will arrive at bkk very early, one of the first landing of the day. should be in town by 5 am. would most hotel accept such early check in, even at some (reasonable) extra cost?

apart from ll, any hotel recommended betwen soi 2 and soi 33, where i can get some action nearby, as early as 9/10am? should be close to mrt, clean and decent; will only stay for one night, so no need for sophisticated amenities. and apart from [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord901][CodeWord901][/url] and sol, any establishment, soapy, oily, or ordinary" male grooming" place open that early in the morning? [/quote]call sabai sabai on soi 11 when you check in and you should be able to get someone to come to your room for massage and fs (optional, you deal with the girl for the fs). oh, whatever the rate they quote tell them their website says 10% discount for new customers. they service 24 hrs.

[QUOTE=Duniawala;1108588]Oh, whatever the rate they quote tell them their website says 10% discount for new customers. They service 24 hrs.[/QUOTE]So. You say you are a New customer everytime? LMAO.

[QUOTE=Giotto; 1108582]Dreams,

Just to set that straight (also in regards of the comment of Bionicman below) from the business side of the issue, hotel POV.

If a hotel rents a room at 5 am in the morning the room must be free. That means, the hotel cannot have it rented out the night before.

Usually then hotels charge some fee, some charge the full room rate, some 50 % (as we do). A 5 am check-in usually means that the hotel rent you a room for all the night.

Now we can start a philosophical discussion whether the hotel could have rented it out the night before. If you walk in their argumentation basis will be weak, but if you do a reservation with the arrival 5 am in the morning. Then the hotel must make sure that a room is available and cannot rent it out for the night before.

That means that all rates below the full room rate is a good deal for a customer.

Giotto.

[url]http://www.livingstones.co.th[/URL]

[/QUOTE]Giotto,

You misunderstood me, or I misexpressed myself, whatever.

I fully agree with your points.

The reason I mentionned "apart from LL" was not due to the 50% extra to pay, which, again, I fully agree with, and that I expect to pay anywhere else anyway.

It is just that I wanted to hear about other options. For such a short stay, I don't need alll the goodies of LL, just a clean decent room for 36 hours.

[QUOTE=Dreams;1108354]as early as 9/10am?[/QUOTE]Have Mango / Tulip / Snow White / Victoria send a girl over.

[QUOTE=NicFrenchy;1108743]So. You say you are a New customer everytime? LMAO.[/QUOTE]Absolutely. Get the discounted rate everytime. LOL

This and another quote refers to the women at Livingstons, and my question is: does this boutique hotel have an in-house staff of ladies available for play for pay, in some manner, or are they referring to all of the opportunities in the immediate neighborhood?

[QUOTE=LouisDavid; 1107546]I posted a very favorable comment on a Bangkok Hotel, but misspelled the name. The correct name is: Livingstone's Boutique Lodge and the website link is.

[url]http://www.livingstones.co.th/booking.php[/url]

The place was terrific and from everything I heard yesterday from a guy that stays there whenever he is in Bangkok, has some of the hottest chicks in all of Bangkok. Best of all, the rates are great.

Enjoy! I plan to.

LD[/QUOTE]