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[QUOTE=Friar Tuck; 1523712]I stay at the Silq on soi 19, got a very cheap price of 1500 baht all up for 2 weeks next month. That was via the website which quoted 1500 ++.
Called them after I booked and begged for 1500 flat. Certainly sir, as you wish.[/QUOTE]Great rate! Kudos to you
[QUOTE=BBBob; 1523656]Very cool, thank you for helping me feel comfortable with my choice. I wrote them saying "Hello, I would like to stay at your hotel, but I may want to bring.
A guest to my room. What is your policy concerning guests and do you have a.
Joiner fee?". Their reply "We would like to inform you that we do not charge girl friendly / guest.
Friendly joiner fees, no joiner fees just for security purposes we require.
Them to leave their I'd card before going up to the room.". Some reviews say things like the safe and hot water don't work, but I'll take my chances and hope for the best.[/QUOTE]I have stayed there 4 or 5 times in past 5 years. No problems with hot water. The safes always worked. Getting the code done the first time did not seem to be logical to me, but the bellman was glad to show me exactly how it worked. The Deluxe room is more luxurious (in what I think is traditional Thai decor) as well as larger than the Superior room. Breakfast is good with Thai and western dishes including a made to order omelette. Breakfast is all you can eat, so if you like it, you may not need another meal til dinner. (Thai food is so good in Bangkok, I usually was tempted to try new things all day though.) It's not the Hyatt, but for $40 it's quite nice. Yes, they do take a visiting girl's identification when she arrives (as protection for the guest) and they return it after you tell them all is well when she leaves. Depending on the weather, the rooftop pool can be a refreshing place to unwind after a long day. No services at the pool, just fresh towels, and I usually take a couple bottled cocktails when I go to the pool.
[QUOTE=Friar Tuck; 1523712]I stay at the Silq on soi 19, got a very cheap price of 1500 baht all up for 2 weeks next month. That was via the website which quoted 1500 ++.
Called them after I booked and begged for 1500 flat. Certainly sir, as you wish. .
It is a buyers market at this time of the year.
Tuck[/QUOTE]I have been happy with Silq in the past, but never got it that cheap. Because Soi 19 is right near the protest they may have had to drop their rate. Expect it to be definitely a cut above Majestic Suites.
One quirk is some of the staff don't speak Thai as come from Myanmar. Hopefully have okay English though. Breakfast area is very small.
[QUOTE=Friar Tuck; 1523712]Hi Gnorman,
Had a friend staying there 2 weeks ago, yes it is need of refurbishment and the walls are paper thin! Heard a number of people clapping after a guy finally got his rocks off while we trying to make a few phone calls.
Is still a very good location though and runs quite smoothly.
The sister hotel The Grande on soi 2 is short of custom, they are willing to barter prices at the moment.
I stay at the Silq on soi 19, got a very cheap price of 1500 baht all up for 2 weeks next month. That was via the website which quoted 1500 ++.
Called them after I booked and begged for 1500 flat. Certainly sir, as you wish. .
It is a buyers market at this time of the year.
Tuck[/QUOTE]Thanks very much for your response Tuck, very much appreciated.
I am obviously after location but also after a nice hotel, it is my holiday after all LOL.
I will probably go with Majestic Grande or your recommendation of Silq on Soi 19.
I don't mind spending 3k-4k per night but I don't think I need to in this current political climate. Although my trip isn't until early April I like to get something booked early.
Any other recommendation for a good value luxury hotel under the 3k-4k range would be appreciated, girl friendly naturally.
[QUOTE=Syzygies; 1523778]I have been happy with Silq in the past, but never got it that cheap. Because Soi 19 is right near the protest they may have had to drop their rate. Expect it to be definitely a cut above Majestic Suites.
One quirk is some of the staff don't speak Thai as come from Myanmar. Hopefully have okay English though. Breakfast area is very small.[/QUOTE]Thanks Syzygies, info much appreciated.
Hey!
Going to BKK soon again and want to stay close to nana.
With my budget I have choosed to stay at JW marriott Sukumvit or Sofitel Sukomvit.
What one whould be your option if you could stay for free?
I am only here for the girls.
Checked in yesterday. Nice hotel and a perfect location! Right around the corner from NEP and Nana BTS. Got a deal and am in one of the executive suites. Basically a studio apartment. I'm here for two weeks so it worked out nicely.
I can confirm it's girl-friendly too. Brought a friend back last night and had no issues. I did book the reservation for two adults so I'm sure that helped.
JB
[QUOTE=Puttex; 1523980]Hey!
Going to BKK soon again and want to stay close to nana.
With my budget I have choosed to stay at JW marriott Sukumvit or Sofitel Sukomvit.
What one whould be your option if you could stay for free?
I am only here for the girls.[/QUOTE]Sofitel is not far, but JW (if you mean the one in soi 2) is closer to NEP
[QUOTE=Gnorman;1523923]I don't mind spending 3k-4k per night but I don't think I need to in this current political climate. Although my trip isn't until early April I like to get something booked .[/QUOTE]I usually pay 2700 all in at the majestic grande. I have done a few booking for March and April in November last and that was the rate. I might recheck in case rates dropped.
[QUOTE=BionicMan;1524061]I usually pay 2700 all in at the majestic grande. I have done a few booking for March and April in November last and that was the rate. I might recheck in case rates dropped.[/QUOTE]I would be interested to know what motivates guys to book so far in advance. I never have as don't know how to predict the future.
Right now I think there are real bargains for Grand Mecure Asoke Residence in Soi 19 (in addition to Silq etc.). It seems currently to be a safe distance from the Asoke gathering. Free upgrade to Junior suite (more than 3 nights) incl B / F 1560 on Wotif. That is 85 Sq. M including kitchen. That is an unbeatable deal. Other than location, it kills the Majestic Grande right now. I might even move there myself. Don't get me wrong. I do like Majestic Grande okay.
I don't see any problem with getting to and from Nana from Soi 19 right now. Suk traffic is very low . Majestic Grande is good if you really have to be right at Annies. LOL The Annies girls sitting outside will see you every time you come and go.
Boy, I just do not see the WOTIF deal at 1560 bt. I see a 2852 bt but no upgrade. Looked at the mystery deals and do not see any that are similar. I might need glasses I guess.
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Right now I think there are real bargains for Grand MERCURE Asoke Residence in Soi 19 (in addition to Silq etc.). It seems currently to be a safe distance from the Asoke gathering. Free upgrade to Junior suite (more than 3 nights) incl B / F 1560 on Wotif. That is 85 Sq. M including kitchen. That is an unbeatable deal. Other than location, it kills the Majestic Grande right now. I might even move there myself. Don't get me wrong. I do like Majestic Grande okay.
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[QUOTE=Jgm005;1524106]Boy, I just do not see the WOTIF deal at 1560 bt. I see a 2852 bt but no upgrade. Looked at the mystery deals and do not see any that are similar. I might need glasses I guess.[/QUOTE]No you don't need glasses. They just took it away. Agoda still has some cheap deals though.
[url]http://www.agoda.com/asoke-residence-sukhumvit/hotel/bangkok-th.html?dsrch=1&cki=270114&cko=290114&asq=Qm7ECFp5rBqcqcPgfaDP5Ohl%2fuZhEqMvTtf4M20BBk0eE0xdUvWhN8zUTJgRFatCdV74JVZN%2ffFD1PZRq%2f0%2b24ksc%2fFQJCkmBgagDHz08eW1L8QwO9KTQiXWDuvR%2fES%2f9ZMkPkLEKvQOJlJlGF294Q%3d%3d[/url]
With Agoda, you need to multiply by 1.17 to get the price with taxes.
Thanks! I am in Singapore for the weekend with a favorite from Sakaeo. And will be back in BKK and was looking for some place different to stay. I always stay in Soi 19 area. Thanks for the link.
[QUOTE=Syzygies; 1524111]No you don't need glasses. They just took it away. Agoda still has some cheap deals though.
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[QUOTE=Syzygies;1524083]I would be interested to know what motivates guys to book so far in advance. I never have as don't know how to predict the future.[/QUOTE]I do my yearly bookings in November. December as my traveling is pretty much well scheduled and repeated. I can't elaborate why. But it doesn't mean I pay in advance.
As I do extensive traveling (over 120 days a year) and I need to book as much as I can once the trips are finalized so I can file that away and not get I to the situation of forgetting some booking or not finding some room when I need them.
Maybe you can't predict the future, Maybe I can.
[QUOTE=Puttex; 1523980]Hey!
Going to BKK soon again and want to stay close to nana.
With my budget I have choosed to stay at JW marriott Sukumvit or Sofitel Sukomvit.
What one whould be your option if you could stay for free?
I am only here for the girls.[/QUOTE]I haven't yet stayed at the JW Marriott but was happy with the Sofitel. Even when focussing on the girls you will need your proteins for breakfast and I can assure that the breakfast buffet at Sofitel is very good. I've stayed before at Four Seasons, Grand Millennium, Several Grande Centre Points, The Landmark, Tower Club at Lebua. Monger wise I would say that Sofitel and Grand Millenium were the best options so far. JW Marriott has always been on my list but got only mixed reviews on this forum.