Boost in hotel development
Today's Bangkok Post has an article about REITs, that are expected to pour significant money into new hotel development in Bangkok. Most of the money is expected to finance smaller hotels - 200 million to one billion baht. The article also mentions hotel developers are taking an interest in Pattaya due to the growing number of visitors.
Serviced apartments / hotel with lots of privacy
Hi all,
Allthough walking for years, I recently joined this forum. I will post my experiences soon.
Regarding accomodation I am a bit picky: it should be near the action (Soi 4/7/11) , but a little bit privacy. To be honest, I still feel the walk of shame when I walk into the hotel, passing by the reception where the lady has to leave her I'd. I know, this should be nothing to worry about, but it bothers me somehow.
Therefore I am looking for a serviced, affordable apartment or hotel (where can get in without passing by the reception). Do you guys have any advice / tips / recommendation?
Ln the past I stayed at the following places:
- Nana hotel: indeed, an old fashioned hotel, and poor price / quality ratio. I didn't the hotel.
- Maxim's inn: cheap, but I had to pass the reception to get in, and the girl has to leave her ID.
- Trendy (Soi 13): service apt, I really like it here, since lots of privacy. I tried to reserve a studio there, but couldn't contact the old landlady anymore.
Citadines soi 8 or Citadines soi 11
[QUOTE=AnthonyX123; 1547561]Hi all,
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Therefore I am looking for a serviced, affordable apartment or hotel (where can get in without passing by the reception). Do you guys have any advice / tips / recommendation?
*snip.[/QUOTE]I think the Citadines chain fits your requirements nicely. The one at soi 11 is my personal favorite, but the soi 8 hotel is a little quieter, a ways up soi 8. However, it has a shuttle to Nana BTS on call 24/7.
Wolvenvacht's recommendation is spot on, if you want to be at ground zero for Cowboy.
Look forward to your reports! TTG