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[QUOTE=Allover;1669583]You remember there were a lot of Indians on Soi 18 two years ago but you wonder if there are a lot of them at Soi 18 hotels now? The answer is it probably hasn't changed much. And your question is offensive despite your best efforts to be sensitive.[/QUOTE]It hasn't changed much really. There's more Indian visitors (private / group) visiting Thailand every year. I find the newer modern hotels have less Indians. Maybe I am wrong.
[QUOTE=Stevebny;1672415]It hasn't changed much really. There's more Indian visitors (private / group) visiting Thailand every year. I find the newer modern hotels have less Indians. Maybe I am wrong.[/QUOTE]Are all the hotels "guest friendly"? JW Marriott?
[QUOTE=Nosocks;1673757]Are all the hotels "guest friendly"? JW Marriott?[/QUOTE]JW Marriott is girl friendly, as are most of the hotels, but steer clear of anything named Amari or Dusit, they see themselves as family friendly etc. The Amari lodges at soi 9 and 19 are different.
Stayed 4 nights. I wouldn't go back. My other place at half the price was just as good. Bed wasn't what I expected at that rate. A little hard I thought. Wifi was fine and breakfast good. Nice view out the window. They have nice amenities but I wonder how many really use them that much. Pool was not crowded and exercise.
Room wasn't either. It is GF and close to cowboy and BTS friendly. I hear no alchol or bar, but I didn't look. Nothing against the Japanese but the place was full of.
Them. I guess on Tokyo standards it is a bargain so it is their hotel of choice. Would I go back, DEFINATELY NOT. Just my opinion as I know some of you like it.
Stayed there for 4 nights and will share my thoughts. The room itself is clean and well kept, and there is really nothing bad to say about it. The hotel is 10 minutes walk from NEP with just nothing really close. No bars or 7/ 11 or anything. You will have to stretch your legs if you need anything. The girls doesn't like to walk that "far", although there is a free tuktuk service that will take you to Sukhumvit upon request. The breakfast is very limited, some people would consider it poor.
I will not go there again, there are similar places at better rates and better location.
[QUOTE=AwesomeMan;1678133]Stayed there for 4 nights and will share my thoughts. The room itself is clean and well kept, and there is really nothing bad to say about it. The hotel is 10 minutes walk from NEP with just nothing really close. No bars or 7/ 11 or anything. You will have to stretch your legs if you need anything. The girls doesn't like to walk that "far", although there is a free tuktuk service that will take you to Sukhumvit upon request. The breakfast is very limited, some people would consider it poor.
I will not go there again, there are similar places at better rates and better location.[/QUOTE]The old Amari hotel on Soi 2 which is now the Lohas suites has an alley access onto Soi 4, you might not have known of this when you stayed at the Aspen. I'm guessing the alley takes you to the back of the Lohas suites hotel where you could have walked thru the lobby and out onto soi 2, taken a left and the Aspen hotel is right there. There's a 7-11 just up soi 4 past the Darwin hotel. I haven't used this alleyway yet but google maps showed me it was there. Possibly someone who stayed at the Lohas suites can confirm. Attached is a screen grab taken from google streetview from soi 4. A short taxi ride down to this alley would be the way to go.
Hello!
Any advice about a girl friendly hotel or serviced apartment (with good internet, I need to work!) in the Ekkamai area? Pricing?
Thanks!
Bayoke Sky hotel is also a g friendly hotel. Its secured as your guests ID's are to be deposited at the counter. Although they charge 1000 B. Good Luck.
[QUOTE=SamXy;1678613]Bayoke Sky hotel is also a g friendly hotel. Its secured as your guests ID's are to be deposited at the counter. Although they charge 1000 B. Good Luck.[/QUOTE]Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but 1000 be charge to hold a guest ID?
Anyone have any personal experience staying at the Bangkok St. Regis?
[QUOTE=SamXy;1678613]Bayoke Sky hotel is also a g friendly hotel. Its secured as your guests ID's are to be deposited at the counter. Although they charge 1000 B. Good Luck.[/QUOTE]If they charge then it's not a GF hotel by Bangkok standard.
If sky scrappers are the thing you are after then stay in Banyan tree, no charge for any guests.
Park Plaza Soi 18 or Four Points by Sheraton or Holiday Inn Sukhumvit?
Park plaza is cheapest. How good is it?
I stayed three nights, very close to Soi Cowboy, and easy to reach to main attraction scenes.
Girl friendly, no problem to get the lady to the room, no fees. The only point the hotel doesn't have any alcohol sale if you are out of beer in the middle of night, keep that in mind to stock more beer in the room.
Will be from Sunday in Bangkok on business. My customer booked the H2 DO Resort & Hotel. The hotel is located Bangnagarden road Bangbo Samutprakan.
Does anyone know this place and the area around? Are there some good places to go?
Is the hotel girl friendly?
I travel to Bangkok on Sunday 15th on business. My customer booked the H2 DO Resort and Hotel.
Does anyone know this hotel is it girl friendly? Are there any good places to go near the hotel?