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Top Mansion in Udonthani is a decent but basic place to stay. Clean rooms with air-con and hot shower and that's about it. Price is around 500 bht. Conveniently located near several bars and restaurants and about 10 minutes walk to bus and train station but also close to shopping mall and night bazaar.
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Hi,
Anyone ever stayed at 41 Suite Bangkok. And can tell me if it is girl friendly? Headed to BKK in early January.
Here is the website.
[URL]http://www.41suitebangkok.com/[/URL]
Thanks for any replies.
After several trips to Pattaya, looking to explore BKK. Some of the accommodations I seek are:
1. Girl friendly (obviously).
2. Open air pool.
3. Balcony.
4. AC.
5. Walking distance to the action (Nana Plaza I suppose.
I'm not opposed to paying for comgort.
If budget is not a constraint I would suggest Landmark. It has everything except a balcony.
[QUOTE=Nixonbd;1817993]After several trips to Pattaya, looking to explore BKK. Some of the accommodations I seek are:
1. Girl friendly (obviously).
2. Open air pool.
3. Balcony.
4. AC.
5. Walking distance to the action (Nana Plaza I suppose.
I'm not opposed to paying for comgort.[/QUOTE]
Is this hotel GF without joiner fee? I'm getting into BKK late (11 pm+) and will be heading to Pattaya the next day. Since I prefer freelancers and Climax is in this hotel, I was considering just staying here for one night when I arrive.
Any feedback is appreciated. (I've RTFF this section going back to beginning of this year and didn't see anything specific regarding this hotel).
[QUOTE=Bijou;1820072]Is this hotel GF without joiner fee? I'm getting into BKK late (11 pm+) and will be heading to Pattaya the next day. Since I prefer freelancers and Climax is in this hotel, I was considering just staying here for one night when I arrive.
Any feedback is appreciated. (I've RTFF this section going back to beginning of this year and didn't see anything specific regarding this hotel).[/QUOTE]Google is your friend.
[URL]http://www.guestfriendlyhotel.com/[/URL]
[QUOTE=Bijou;1820072]Is this hotel GF without joiner fee? I'm getting into BKK late (11 pm+) and will be heading to Pattaya the next day. Since I prefer freelancers and Climax is in this hotel, I was considering just staying here for one night when I arrive.
Any feedback is appreciated. (I've RTFF this section going back to beginning of this year and didn't see anything specific regarding this hotel).[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Phordphan;1820116]Google is your friend.[/QUOTE]Sometimes so is Tripadvisor.
[URL]https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/ShowUserReviews-g293916-d308724-r157374705-Ambassador_Hotel_Bangkok-Bangkok.html[/URL]#CHECK_RATES_CONT.
[QUOTE=Bijou;1820072]Is this hotel GF without joiner fee? I'm getting into BKK late (11 pm+) and will be heading to Pattaya the next day. Since I prefer freelancers and Climax is in this hotel, I was considering just staying here for one night when I arrive.
Any feedback is appreciated. (I've RTFF this section going back to beginning of this year and didn't see anything specific regarding this hotel).[/QUOTE]Ambassador is totally girl friendly. The hotel policy in Thailand is if some one book the room for double than don't need to pay additional charge. If it booked for single occupancy than you have to must pay for additional joining one.
[QUOTE=Phordphan;1820116]Google is your friend.
[URL]http://www.guestfriendlyhotel.com/[/URL][/QUOTE]The list does not tell the true story.
Lot of people here, recommended Phachara Suites! But they charge 1000 bahts for the 3rd guest. This means if you are like me who like to invite different girls to your room at different times of the day. So as per Phachara Suites manager, the first girl is admitted free (as I booked for 2 people) and after she leaves the hotel and If another girls comes later to join me. Bingo. I have to pay 1000 bahts! And if she leaves and I invite a 3rd girl, again I have to pay 1000 bahts. Its not that if I just have 2 people in the room at any given time, I am free from paying! Mark the difference?
Another thing, Phachara suites makes you sign a long disclaimer every time, you bring a guest! This is not so cool. Especially if you are in bed and you ordered delivery. You have to go down and sign docs to bring her up!
So its important to discuss real experiences about girl friendly hotels here.
[QUOTE=Tomasb;1809788]I stayed there for six days last winter through AIR BnB. The apartment was quite nice, modern, and large with a friendly owner who lived nearby. It's still rented with AIR at a quite reasonable price, however, I was glad to check out and would not return. A lot of prostitutes from the 'stans' do live there (I. E. CIS) and it is difficult to believe they can make any money at all given their size and demeanor. However, there is one particular reason they chose this place to stay.
The other distinguishing feature is the Omni has become popular with the Middle Eastern set. Many people from Saudi Arabia, Iran, etc. , stay there, which probably explains why these excessively obese CIS girls reside here as Arabs appear to prefer this body type. For a westerner, I felt quite uncomfortable and got a few glares, imagined or not. You can throw in a dated 70's lobby, distant location on Soi 4, and a poor reputation to the mix.[/QUOTE]For my current trip to Bangkok, I've also airbnb'd it. My budget was $75 bucks per night, so I could have picked many places along or a bit north of the BTS. I ended up finding a gem for only $40 near Makkasan. So in terms of access, I have the subway across the street, the airport city line a stone throws away and then the water taxi almost below.
No worries about GF policies, has washer and dryer if you are staying a few weeks, and the key plus is the gym that has very new equipment and tenants who must not make use of it, so always empty. So if not on business, I'll always go airbnb going forward, perhaps the same place. By the way, can't say enough of the convenience of the water taxi being right under the asoke bridge. Felt like 10 min to Chitlom. So fast and no traffic.
[QUOTE=Stykler;1820261]Sometimes so is Tripadvisor.
[URL]https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/ShowUserReviews-g293916-d308724-r157374705-Ambassador_Hotel_Bangkok-Bangkok.html[/URL]#CHECK_RATES_CONT.[/QUOTE]Tripadvisor reviews seem to be a mixed bag regarding this hotel, ranging from "worst" to "best" on recent reviews. My interest in this hotel (for my first trip to LOS) was because I would be only there for a few hours after getting into BKK around 11 pm, getting to hotel to freshen up after traveling for 24 hours, and then getting out to go hunting around 1 am or so with Climax club being in the hotel. I'd be heading to Pattaya late morning.
I inquired directly to the hotel regarding their visitor policy and here is what I received by email:
"Dear Sir / Madam.
There is no charge for joiner, but it is only 20 THB for copy of her / his ID.
For security reason. There are only maximum 2 persons of visitors allowed at one time.
Best regards,
Lakkhana J. Ms.
Reservation Manager.
Ambassador Hotel Bangkok".
I am also considering Ruamchitt Plaza Hotel and LE Fenix Sukhumvit and will report which I stayed at on my trip report.
Thanks to all for the feedback.
[QUOTE=NattyBumpo;1807630]Instead, I always found Admiral Premier and Grand Mercure Bangkok Asoke Residence to be better choices at the same price point. Both of these hotels ARE Girl Friendly and just plain friendly in general. Then slightly more upscale is the Fraser Suites Hotel on Soi 11 which I also really like. I have stayed at the Fraser many times and I never encountered any problems bringing back girl (s). And lastly and even more upscale than the Fraser is the extremely Girl Friendly Marriott Executive Apartments on Sukumvit Soi 57 which I also highly recommend.
I have entertained several girls at the same time and have staggered sexy guests to visit me throughout the day and night without the front desk or security batting an eye in any of these 4 suite hotels.[/QUOTE]Hi NB!
Thanks for your great advices. I plan to go to BKK on April, and I like such nice places too. One question: don't they check / make a copy of the ID every time your bring your party, and at check out too?
I prefer when they do, for safety reasons.
[QUOTE=Alex7J;1809058] Davis Corner Wing Sukhumvit Soi 24, Nature Villa, Lebua at the State Tower, Somerset Lake View, Somerset at Sathorn, Anantara in Sathorn, Ascott in Sathorn [/QUOTE]Thanks for your great advices. Same question: I plan to go to BKK on April, and I like such nice places too. One question: don't they check / make a copy of the ID every time your bring your party, and at check out too?
I prefer when they do, for safety reasons.
[QUOTE=NamasteParis;1822690]Thanks for your great advices. Same question: I plan to go to BKK on April, and I like such nice places too. One question: don't they check / make a copy of the ID every time your bring your party, and at check out too?
I prefer when they do, for safety reasons.[/QUOTE]At check-in some hotels do, some don't. But if you bring your party to the reception desk and ask reception to "register" your guest, I'd be surprised if reception would not comply.
At check-out security is far more lax. I have had hotels that actually kept the girl's ID card so she was obliged to do a proper "check out", although more often than not reception would not call me to ask if everything was OK. Other hotels just alllow her to walk out and wouldn't bat an eye if her hands were dripping with blood and she carried a bag full of your stuff on her back.
[QUOTE=NamasteParis;1822690]One question: don't they check / make a copy of the ID every time your bring your party, and at check out too?
I prefer when they do, for safety reasons.[/QUOTE]If you go to the front desk and register her as a 'registered guest' she has privileges like being able to charge to the room or being able to ask for a room key.
If she is a 'joiner' she will normally leave her ID at the front desk or security desk. This makes her a visitor. This is a different status as far as the hotel is concerned.
Most hotels will not charge you for one Thai national at a time as a joiner. Some charge for more than one joiner at a time, or a foreign national joiner. Each hotel has a different policy just e-mail them and ask.
SL.