Bangkok Hotels

Can any one give me details of the Royal Nana st Soi 4.

Is it a guest friendly hotel are Indian tourists welcome.

What are the + and points of this hotel.

[QUOTE=RogerShinny; 1527412]Can any one give me details of the Royal Nana st Soi 4.

Is it a guest friendly hotel are Indian tourists welcome

What are the + and points of this hotel.[/QUOTE]Why should Hotel not welcome Indian guest?

How is the Majestic Grand behind the JW. I don't mind spending more for comfort, but only going to be there two night, actually hardly two nights as I arrive so late. The location seems good and less than half the cost of other nearby hotels. With decent ratings since the remodel on travel sites.

Was just at the Pinnacle at Soi 3/1.

1000 for the normal room. All was fine in a prime walking location. If you stay longer get the Pinnacle room for 1200 at a higher floor.

[url]http://www.pinnaclehotels.com/sukhumvit/accommodation.html[/url]

[QUOTE=Weben;1527510]How is the Majestic Grand behind the JW. I don't mind spending more for comfort, but only going to be there two night, actually hardly two nights as I arrive so late. The location seems good and less than half the cost of other nearby hotels. With decent ratings since the remodel on travel sites.[/QUOTE]Go for it, reviewed many times here. Fully GF (even if you bring two). Security in the lobby will get her I'd for your safety and return it to her when she leaves after a call to your room.

So close to the action and cheaper than nearby JW.

hi guys,

having taken a time-out over the election period, i'll be back in bkk in about a week's time.

i'm considering:
1. citadines23
2. furamaxclusive asoke.
3. asoke residence 21 hotel (having read syzygies' report) (distance from suk?)

could someone please comment on the relative merits, given approx. same price and same / resp. adequate room size?

does anyone know about citadines' "complimentary basic wi-fi internet access is included. (high-speed internet service is available at an additional charge)"?
apparently, the "complimentary basic wi-fi internet" is only 512kb / s, which is rather slow. the optional 1mb / s or 2mb / s cost 200 resp. 300 thb / day.

thanks for your input.

ds

[QUOTE=Wandere;1527463]Why should Hotel not welcome Indian guest?[/QUOTE]Because some of our country men do not have any etiquette it then gives a bad name to the rest of us.

Seen Indians take empty bottles for breakfast and fill them with juices make sandwiches and pack them so as to save on lunch.

Some do not even dress properly while entering the pool so in many places I have noticed that Indians are not welcome

No doubt that today Indian is a very high spender he is always treated badly during my previous visit to Patayya my friends spent much more on dinner / lunch and booze bills then most of the so called veterans.

So coming to the point any reviews on Royal Nana at soi 4.

[quote]Is it a guest friendly hotel are Indian tourists welcome.

What are the + and points of this hotel.[/quote]Indian tourists are welcome at Mac Boutique Suites, as it is Indian owned.

[quote=daddy san; 1527637]hi guys,

having taken a time-out over the election period, i'll be back in bkk in about a week's time.

i'm considering:

1. citadines23

2. furamaxclusive asoke.

3. asoke residence 21 hotel (having read syzygies' report) (distance from suk?)

could someone please comment on the relative merits, given approx. same price and same / resp. adequate room size?

does anyone know about citadines' "complimentary basic wi-fi internet access is included. (high-speed internet service is available at an additional charge)"?

apparently, the "complimentary basic wi-fi internet" is only 512kb / s, which is rather slow. the optional 1mb / s or 2mb / s cost 200 resp. 300 thb / day.

thanks for your input.

ds[/quote]citadines is my favourite. nice rooms with a little kitchen (i like to make my own breakfast and have dinner in my room). the free internet connection is good enough for email and basic surfing. i don't come to thailand to do much surfing on the internet. on the top floor there is a small pool and a nice gym.

don't take the breakfast option in citadines: expensive and not really worth it.

and of course it is totally guest-friendly. most of the time they don't ask for your girl's i'd. of all the times i brought girls there it may have happened once or twice.

Daddy,

Asok Residence is 3 mins walk to Petchburi MRT. It's maybe 15 mins walk to Suk. Simply you take a motorbike or taxi if in a hurry to get to Suk. I took motorcycle by habit. It's less than 5 mins by motorbike. Nana and Eden are only 5 mins plus by motorbike also taking route Petchburi road and suk Soi 3. Traffic has been low recently in suk Soi 3 and in Soi 21 Asoke.

Personally I liked it much more than Citadines even though breakfast not that special. Beds not so hard. Much more space. Furama xclusive Asoke is in the protestor zone. Also pokey rooms.

Thanks guys, there is nothing, like a pair of eyes on site.

What would be a good place to have breakfast?

[QUOTE=Daddy San; 1528179]Thanks guys, there is nothing, like a pair of eyes on site.

What would be a good place to have breakfast?[/QUOTE]Every morning at the exits of the MRT Asoke there are lots of street food vendors. When I stay at Citadines 23, I walk there and buy sausages, eggs, rice, vegetables and then go back to the room to eat my breakfast. Or when I had an LT the night before we both go to the vendors and eat it in the street. What could be better than having a Thai breakfast with a cute spinner you just fucked?

[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1528303]What could be better than having a Thai breakfast with a cute spinner you just fucked?[/QUOTE]Having breakfast with two Thai spinners with whom you had a threesome?:)

I am staying here today. To any new arrivals there is the Asoke Residence Mercure about 4 blocks away so confusing for taxi drivers and the Asoke Res Suk is down a 50 meter alleyway off Asoke so difficult to find. My taxi took 1. 5 hrs from the northern bus terminal, why he tried to go from the south to the north on Asoke to Suk [where the blockade is] I have no idea, we were there for 45 minutes at the blockade before he could turn around and then I got out at the wrong Asoke hotel. Great deals on hotels. Com, I am in a huge suite 900 sq ft with be. F. $47. Also confusing for newbies, writer in previous post calls MRT Phetchaburi "MRT Asoke" it is one and the same MRT [it is at the crossroads of those 2 street names] officially it is MRT Phetchaburi when you are in the station.

[QUOTE=Paul Kausch;1528355]Having breakfast with two Thai spinners with whom you had a threesome?:)[/QUOTE]In that case, I will send one away to get us breakfast while in the meantime I'll entertain the cutest one in some more "1 on 1" conversation. She'll probably even get a better price from the street vendors than I ever will, so that is a win-win all around!