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[QUOTE=Enzian;1109044]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]LL is a boutique hotel with a great Sport Bar, you will not be left drinking as a lonely hobo, do not worry.
But do not take this message wrong, it is still a boutique hotel, not a go-go joint
[QUOTE=Enzian;1109044]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]Why limit yourself the the immediate neighborhood? There is a whole big city out there!
I will be going to the land of smiles in July and was wondering does anybody know of hotels in the patpong area or close by. Apart from wall street. Thanxs in advance. Happy mongering
[QUOTE=AussieBaz;1109214]I will be going to the land of smiles in July and was wondering does anybody know of hotels in the patpong area or close by. Apart from wall street. Thanxs in advance. Happy mongering[/QUOTE]There are many hotels in this district. A few that are within walking distance of Patpong:
High end: Le Meridian on Surawong Road, Sofitel on Silom, Furama Sathorn near Chong Nonsi BTS, Dusit Thani on Silom, Pan Pacific on Rama IV. Many very nice hotels on Sathorn Road, too.
Mid-range: Siam Heritage, Montien & Tawana on Surawong Road, Silom Serene on Soi 3, Swiss Lodge on Soi Convent, Balley's on Silom, Glow on Silom Soi 5, iResidence & Heritage@Chong Nonsi BTS.
The Madrid Bar also has rooms for rent and it is right in Patpong.
There are also a number of serviced apartments that rent short term. You should be able to find some very good prices on internet booking sites (Agoda, Wotif, Rates2Go, Asiarooms, etc) in July, as this is low season & rainy season.
Take a look at this website for a more complete list: [url]http://www.chiangdao.com/hotels4/asiahotels/thailandhotels/bangkokhotels/silomsathornhotels.htm[/url]
[QUOTE=AussieBaz;1109214]I will be going to the land of smiles in July and was wondering does anybody know of hotels in the patpong area or close by. Apart from wall street. Thanxs in advance. Happy mongering[/QUOTE]Bazza,
Patpong is a seriously shithole place (mostly). On the good side there are some okay places like Soapy Massage place Infinity JC. Are you sure you really want to stay there?
You can look up Agoda and get a Map showing Hotels in Silom area. UNICO Grand wasn't too bad last time I was there or iResidence or Furama Exclusive near Chong Nonsri BTS (skytrain station) although these are slightly further (700m).
If you want to do bars, Soi Cowboy of Sukhumvit Rd would be preferred, followed by Nana Plaza (dodge the Ladyboys). Patpong is seriously the very last choice for most people. Its mainly a ripoff for tourists.
[QUOTE=Syzygies; 1109237]Bazza,
Patpong is a seriously shithole place (mostly). On the good side there are some okay places like Soapy Massage place Infinity JC. Are you sure you really want to stay there?
You can look up Agoda and get a Map showing Hotels in Silom area. UNICO Grand wasn't too bad last time I was there or iResidence or Furama Exclusive near Chong Nonsri BTS (skytrain station) although these are slightly further (700m).
If you want to do bars, Soi Cowboy of Sukhumvit Road would be preferred, followed by Nana Plaza (dodge the Ladyboys). Patpong is seriously the very last choice for most people. Its mainly a ripoff for tourists. [/QUOTE]Thanxs for your advice Syzygies and Fon Tok I really will listen to you guys as this will be my first time there alone. So its Soi Cowboy here I cum look out girls. Maybe I will meet a few of you guys there.
[QUOTE=AussieBaz;1109241]Thanxs for your advice Syzygies and Fon Tok I really will listen to you guys as this will be my first time there alone. So its Soi Cowboy here I cum look out girls. Maybe I will meet a few of you guys there.[/QUOTE]So you really want a good Hotel in the Sukhumwit Road area. Soi Cowboy is located at Sukhumvit Soi 21 and Nana Plaza is located at Sukhumvit Soi 4. I would recommend Admiral Premier (Soi 23) as a good moderate priced hotel. Look on Agoda. Some experienced mongers like to stay at Livingstone's Lodge on Soi 33. Book just a couple of nights first so you can see what things you like and where you really want to be. Some guys hate Bangkok and are off to Pattaya immediately.
Seriously there are heaps of Hotels in Sukhumvit that are good.
Click on this link to show some of the Hotels in the area.
[url=http://maps.google.com.au/maps/ms?hl=en&gl=au&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=112522687346612693021.00044a593b4e00593545f&ll=13.737322,100.559707&spn=0.014028,0.019248&z=16]Mick's Sukhumvit Hotels Map[/url]
In addition to bars, you might also want ot check out Oily Massage places and Soapy Massage places.
This Map shows Bars and Oily Massage places:
[URL=http://maps.google.com.au/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=211157051689439137713.00044836624e9b986acc9&ll=13.736175,100.56108&spn=0.022762,0.032187&z=15]Mick's Map[/URL]
Consult the approriate forum threads for info on good massage places.
Hi,
Can anyone provide info about Nana Hiso hotel on soi3. And also info about hotel massage service.
Thanks
Those words, written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, describe Livingstone's Boutique Lodge at 7 Soi 33, Sukumvit Road, Wattana, in Bangkok. The room was great, the service greater, and the ladies in the Sports Bar more caring and considerate than any women in a city known for women who make men feel like a King.
It is blasphemy to consider yourself a king in Thailand, for the present King of Thailand is one of the great monarchs still alive today. But even the King is not treated any better than you will be if you partake of the joys and pleasures of Livingstone's. Aside from the spotless rooms complete with whirlpool bath, the fine food in the restaurants is great. Best of all, you get free breakfasts SERVED AT ANY TIME OF THE DAY! If you sleep in, and believe me, the lovelies will make you tired enough to sleep till noon, you can wander down to poolside tables shaded by palm frond roofs and eat at 2 or 3 pm. Gets you up and going because the girls start coming to work (their work is your pleasure) at 5 pm and the fun continues until 1:00 am.
Whatever you do, do not miss the ultimate experience you will find at Livingstone's. Your pleasure is their goal, and they are very, very good at maintaining a perfect score.
LouisDavid
In Xanadu did Kubla Khan a stately pleasure dome decree."
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
The Landmark is beween Soi4 and Soi6. Very good location, right next to the Nana BTS station. My room actually had a view directly down into NEP! I stayed there for 4 nights after Christmas.
It is a reasonably upscale hotel, service is very good. I checked in very early (10am) , so they gave me a drink and asked me to wait in the lounge for 30 minutes while cleaning my room.
For the rate I paid (3200 baht / night) I was quite satisified. The pool area is very nice, although at this time of year, there is limited sunshine (one has to "follow the sun" around the pool). Howevere there is a nice sundeck as well, with sun from 11am to 5pm in the middle of winter. Probably more in the summer with the sun higher in the sky.
Breakfast is expensive (700 baht) but very tasty, with fresh eggs, omelettes, fruits, dim sum, fried rice, breads etc.
Girl friendly? Yes, no problem. They may want to hang on to your GF's I'd card "for security reasons". Nice hotel. I would return.
I am considering this location for my trip-
I have not found any conclusive info on if it is GF with or without a charge.
Marriott executive apartments sukhumvit park.
90 Sukhumvit Soi 24, Klongton, Klongtoey · Bangkok.
Has anyone stayed there?
Also how is the location?
Seems to be right near Emporium mall which should be away from, but still pretty close to ground zero yes?
[url]http://www.marriott.com/hotels/hotel-information/travel/bkksp-sukhumvit-park-bangkok-marriott-executive-apartments/[/url]
Thanks
[QUOTE=Primo Bolan; 1111311]In Xanadu did Kubla Khan a stately pleasure dome decree."
Frankie Goes To Hollywood[/QUOTE]Aaaargh!
Actually you know that's wrong because you have misquoted FGTH.
Try Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
Eehh. Ok.
In Xanadu did Kubla Khan
A pleasuredome erect
Anyway I was near, wasn`t I?
As Always PB
Amari Residences Sukhumvit has special offers currently :
[url]http://www.amari.com/residences-sukhumvit/special-pre-opening.aspx?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=ARS-Opening&utm_campaign=news_jan2011[/url]
But I have not found a post if they are guest friendly. On their home page, FAQ section, they write :
How many people can stay in one apartment?
Each apartment can accommodate a maximum of three people.
Does this mean they are guest friendly?