Bangkok Hotels

Hi All,

Just to let you know Novotel Siam Square is Girl friendly.

CM2 disco is also in the same building.

I had no problem taking a girl from the club to my room, no one stopped me or asked any I'd from the girl.

Some really nice girls in the club.

If it helps anyone, I satyed at Admiral Premier and Citadines 23 during last trip. $85 with brkfast/$63. Both are excellent newish hotels offering A grade facilities and very G-friendly. Almost next to Soi Cowboy.

Grand President now available under 2000 baht a night all in.

Secret Deal hotel.

[url]http://www.wotif.com/hotel/View?hotel=M7726[/url]

[QUOTE=Luvpuss;1382365]I have stayed at Grand Suk and it is fine. It is however the "tour group" hotel for the area so expect large crowds of people.[/QUOTE]You are right, Grand Suk was tour group central, lots of golfers and asian tour groups but no problems with queues which was good. Hotel was ok, stayed 4 nights and I paid with accor points so can't comment on price but was in a "bronze" room which was small but well equipped, good bathroom and good housekeeping. Did not have breakfast there, (never up in time) but looked at restaurant menu which was in english and Russian? And it seemed ok. Would stay again when I have enough points. Did not bring anyone back to the room so cannot comment if GF. WIFI is not free in the rooms (380 Bt per day) but is free in the lobby if you get a password from reception.

Had a chance to extend my stay for a few more days so I am now in Adelphi suites (booked through expedia £54 per night for a one room suite including breakfast for 2) , hotel is GF, breakfast is ok and runs until 10:30, location is good and monsoon restaurant is quite good. Free WIFI in the room with a good connection. Great shower (big enough for two) and bathtub, housekeeping is ok but a bit random for timing.

In reply to Key Masters comments earlier, I had no issues with the facilities in the Dynasty Grande outside the room, lots of issues with reception on check out but if a hotel is claiming to be four star I expect a basic standard of equipment, fittings in the room, and service, even allowing for the Thailand factor, and this is the level of hotel I normally stay at when in Thailand (two. Three times a year) , I would love to be able to afford to use marriots, hiltons and similar routinely but when I can afford it I prefer a serviced apartment now.

Oldharry

[QUOTE=Key Master;1385837]Maybe your definition of practical traveler is misconstrued on your part. To say that none of the last 100 posts are useful in that regards is ignorant. Maybe you should just say that you are looking for information on cheap places instead of practical instead of coming on here making such idiotic statements as such. Thailand is a lot more expensive than it used to be with regards to currency exchange and changes in the economics. The thread is on "Bangkok Hotels", not "Budget Hotels for the Truly Budget Minded Where Every Baht Counts". Some people can't stay in such places because certain elements will forbid the person from quality sleep or other where for others it doesn't matter.[/QUOTE]But not even is called "$50 and above Hotels"? And since when cheap hotel == no quality sleep? That, together with the mini lecture on "economics" shows that your travel experience is quite short sighted. Other have at least provided a bit of information, you can happily remain in your middle-class tourist hotels, good luck.

Ok so you guys here have ALOT of experience from Bangkok so lets make a top 3 list of the BEST GF-hotels in Bangkok under 2500 THB!

I guess you all think pretty different from eachother but I think we can make a good list here.

Maybe the best hotels are placed right between Nana and Cowboy?

Of course you can't have walking distance to ALL the good places you want to visit but if you want to stay close to some places that you know you are going to visit many times.

Then what are your top 3?

[QUOTE=Red Hawk; 1391446]Hi All,

Just to let you know Novotel Siam Square is Girl friendly.

CM2 disco is also in the same building.

I had no problem taking a girl from the club to my room, no one stopped me or asked any I'd from the girl.

Some really nice girls in the club.[/QUOTE]How much per night at novotel? Would they have 2 bdroom suites? . We are a group of 4, and would prefer to share a suite rather than all get single rooms.

Is cm2 purely a freelancer pickup joint? . What other clubs is it comparable to? Spasso?

[QUOTE=Nick Depalma; 1392415]How much per night at novotel? Would they have 2 bdroom suites? . We are a group of 4, and would prefer to share a suite rather than all get single rooms.

Is cm2 purely a freelancer pickup joint? . What other clubs is it comparable to? Spasso?[/QUOTE]Try accor. Com or booking. Com and you will get all prices you need

[QUOTE=Puttex; 1392048]Ok so you guys here have ALOT of experience from Bangkok so lets make a top 3 list of the BEST GF-hotels in Bangkok under 2500 THB!

Then what are your top 3?[/QUOTE]Quicker to do a list of the top 3 hotels NOT being GF

[QUOTE=Doggage; 1390602]I think we need a bit more detail.

Do you mean the Asoke Residence?

There are loads of good hotels in the Asoke area with specials, some are closer to the action than the Asoke Residence. It all depends on what you budget / requirememts are.[/QUOTE]Yes, I meant asoke residence. They have a two bdroom suite on expedia for 115usd. I'm looking for places w multi bedroom suites, so that our party of four can save money, while each enjoy their privacy in their own room. Any suggestions?

[QUOTE=Nick Depalma;1392638]Yes, I meant asoke residence. They have a two bdroom suite on expedia for 115usd. I'm looking for places w multi bedroom suites, so that our party of four can save money, while each enjoy their privacy in their own room. Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]If you are asking about the Grand Mercure Asoke residence. It is a GF hotel, a short distance from Sukumvit. I stayed in a 1 bedroom unit and the place was great.

Check out Bliston Suwan park.

[QUOTE=Nick Depalma;1392638]Yes, I meant asoke residence. They have a two bdroom suite on expedia for 115usd. I'm looking for places w multi bedroom suites, so that our party of four can save money, while each enjoy their privacy in their own room. Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]Hi Nick.

OK two bedrooms does restrict you a little.

I did look at Column and Jasmine Executive Suites Hotel both of which have 2 bedroom suites.

Whilst the Column is good my preference would be the Jasmine, as this is really close to Soi Cowboy (2 mins walk) and the BTS / MTR. Having said that I don't think you will get the 2 bed for $150.

[url]http://www.jasminecity.com/accommodation.htm#deluxe_twobed[/url]

I stayed there once in a Jacuzzi Suite and had a great time. I booked through Agoda.

There are no problems with girls here.

Enjoy

[QUOTE=Nick Depalma;1392638]I'm looking for places w multi bedroom suites, so that our party of four can save money, while each enjoy their privacy in their own room. Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]The Shama Sukhumvit on Soi 2 offers three-bedroom suites. Rates are in the neighborhood of 10-thousand to 12-thousand baht.

Bunky

Hi guys!

Anyone stayed at this hotel before? Very good ratings and prices. Just need to know if it is GirlFriendly.

http://www.ramada.com/hotels/thailand/bangkok/ramada-hotel-and-suites/hotel-overview

Regards,

[QUOTE=Ruca In London; 1393357]Hi guys!

Anyone stayed at this hotel before? Very good ratings and prices. Just need to know if it is GirlFriendly.

[url]http://www.ramada.com/hotels/thailand/bangkok/ramada-hotel-and-suites/hotel-overview[/url]

Regards, [/QUOTE]Very few Hotels are not GF in BKK and Thailand. And those that aren't might become with a joiner free.

Best strategy is book your Room for 2 occupants.

If the girl is asked to show or leave an I'd it is just for your own security.