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[QUOTE=NattyBumpo;1981184]The Marriott Thonglor Executive Apartment Hotel is girlfriendly. I have stayed there a couple times and I like it. .......... [/QUOTE]You describe the hotel well. To the other gentleman, with the highest status you will get concierge room privileges. The food is more than decent and I think there is free wine and beer at night. The only problem is getting back out to check out a restaurant and hit a bar, after the food and drinks.
Weird as this may sound, I'm hoping someone can help me find a GF hotel in BKK which comes with a view of the city.
I really want to wake up and take in the sights, and / or have a light and look at the skyline.
I prefer staying in the mongering town but its not a limitation. I don't mind walking 15 to 20 minutes to get to Soi Cowboy or Nana.
Budget is somewhere around 2000 b to 2500 b a night.
Help?
[QUOTE=BadDuck;1983837]Weird as this may sound, I'm hoping someone can help me find a GF hotel in BKK which comes with a view of the city.
I really want to wake up and take in the sights, and / or have a light and look at the skyline.
I prefer staying in the mongering town but its not a limitation. I don't mind walking 15 to 20 minutes to get to Soi Cowboy or Nana.
Budget is somewhere around 2000 b to 2500 b a night.
Help?[/QUOTE]There are Hotels very tall with great views. Not sure that any will be in your price range unless they have a special on. You would have to request a higher floor with view perhaps.
Example Hotels very tall in the area: Landmark, Westin, Column, Sheraton, Centrepoint Terminal 21, etc. Baiyoke Sky Tower is likely to be the cheapest with incredible views but is not in the area. Its in Pratuu Naam. Not sure if it's 100% GF. I have been impressed by the views from Column Hotel and stayed there, but you may find the price is a little high. Highly recommended. Bar and pool and restaurant on the very top is very good.
Centara Grand at Central World not quite in the area and also more expensive.
So I think your requirements may be incompatible. Perhaps Omni Tower is cheap, but I don't know how good its views are. One would expect the higher floor rooms may be more expensive.
[QUOTE=Syzygies;1984082]There are Hotels very tall with great views. Not sure that any will be in your price range unless they have a special on. You would have to request a higher floor with view perhaps.
Example Hotels very tall in the area: Landmark, Westin, Column, Sheraton, Centrepoint Terminal 21, etc. Baiyoke Sky Tower is likely to be the cheapest with incredible views but is not in the area. Its in Pratuu Naam. Not sure if it's 100% GF. I have been impressed by the views from Column Hotel and stayed there, but you may find the price is a little high. Highly recommended. Bar and pool and restaurant on the very top is very good.
Centara Grand at Central World on quite in the area and also more expensive.
So I think your requirements may be incompatible. Perhaps Omni Tower is cheap, but I don't know how good its views are. One would expect the higher floor rooms may be more expensive.[/QUOTE]
Bad Duck, your price range is going to be a problem for anything really tall. Royal Orchid Sheraton has great views, but I think you won't get it for less than 3500 baht. I used to stay there with Starwood points back when it was an SPG Cat-2, but those days are long gone.
[QUOTE=BadDuck;1983837]Weird as this may sound, I'm hoping someone can help me find a GF hotel in BKK which comes with a view of the city....
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Help?[/QUOTE]Will be tough on that budget. The suggested Column on Soi 16 might be your best bet. But still more than 2.5 K baht. Park Plaza Sukumvit? Or ask for high floor in Novotel on Soi 20 or Royal Tulip Madison also on Soi 20- ask for room facing west not Soi 20. Those may be a bit of a hike to Sukhumvit for you tho'.
FK.
[QUOTE=Member#2041;1984084]Bad Duck, your price range is going to be a problem for anything really tall. Royal Orchid Sheraton has great views, but I think you won't get it for less than 3500 baht. I used to stay there with Starwood points back when it was an SPG Cat-2, but those days are long gone.[/QUOTE]I am an SPG member and The Royal Orchid is usually where I go if I want really cheap. SPG will provide a best rate guarantee and you can get an extra 20% off if you achieve one. I have never failed to find one for the ROS and usually pay around 1800-2000 baht ++. Try Galahotels or hotelscombined for a start in finding BRGs.
[QUOTE=BadDuck;1983837]Weird as this may sound, I'm hoping someone can help me find a GF hotel in BKK which comes with a view of the city.
I really want to wake up and take in the sights, and / or have a light and look at the skyline.
I prefer staying in the mongering town but its not a limitation. I don't mind walking 15 to 20 minutes to get to Soi Cowboy or Nana.
Budget is somewhere around 2000 b to 2500 b a night.
Help?[/QUOTE]I'd recommend Fraser Sukhmvit Suites. Typically their prices are at the top end of your budget, but you might get a special. I would go for a one bedroom on the 25-30th floor. They all have decent city views from one window on another. Some also have little patios, where if you dare, you can fuck out in the open air, for all to see. Some girls allow this, most are too shy. As I said, the price might be high for you; however, if you are staying for a long stay, e. G. , one month, you can probably get a total price of 60-70,000 baht (depending on the season), which is within your range.
And the hotel itself is on soi 11, a 10 minute walk from Climax, and a short motocy ride to the BTS.
Any quiet hotels, nice soft mattress for trans-pacific flight recovery under THB3 k? Same for Pattaya. There is a lot to be said for a big, dreamy, soft mattress. One place I'll diss is Fusion Suites Soi 19. Cigarette stained mattress that is rock hard, smokey floor, run down and noisy from street traffic.
The only thing that should be hard is me, not the flipping mattress. My honey's like soft mattresses and hard appendage.
Today I tried Mat at Pink's on Soi 24. Cute, 19, braces. But had no lube, no backdoor, BJ only with cover, no mirrors on wall, but despite that tiny and gorgeous and after 20 hours on a plane, very horny and gave her a thorough pounding for her teen body. Too bad about the concealed tatts. He is very good with balls and butt massage, knows how to get a guy honey even though she looks so young and cute. Did reverse cowboy.
Pinks I think is dodgy, OK, but I did ask for the above and was assured it was all included. Maybe I ought to complain and next one 50% off.
Onto to Mango or Apple on Soi 26 later tonight after a recharge.
[QUOTE=PahllusMaximus;1984543]Any quiet hotels, nice soft mattress for trans-pacific flight recovery under THB3 k? .[/QUOTE]Try the Admiral Suites on Soi 23 (Admiral Suites Bangkok by Compass Hospitality, to give it its full name). Agoda or usual bookers might get you in the range.
Beds are soft on top, but firm enough. YMMV.
[QUOTE=PahllusMaximus;1984543]Any quiet hotels, nice soft mattress for trans-pacific flight recovery under THB3 k? Same for Pattaya. There is a lot to be said for a big, dreamy, soft mattress. One place I'll diss is Fusion Suites Soi 19. Cigarette stained mattress that is rock hard, smokey floor, run down and noisy from street traffic.
The only thing that should be hard is me, not the flipping mattress. My honey's like soft mattresses and hard appendage.
[/QUOTE]Grande Pullman (ex Millenium) Sukhumvit Soi 21 has mattresses that are like sleeping on a fluffy cloud. Amazingly soft and comfortable I found. 5 stars? (maybe 4 and a half) but sometimes have discount prices. I am sure you could not be disappointed. I have not stayed in many other 5 star places.
Places I recall with extra hard mattresses were Grand Bus Inn Soi 11 and Citadines Soi 23. I have got used to moderately firm these days, so for a lot of Hotels I just do not notice anything unusual about the mattress. Short Time Hotels often have quite hard mattresses, and of course just low quality places. Hard mattresses are so much cheaper to buy.
Its Admiral Premier that is on Soi 23, not Admiral Suites which is a significantly cheaper hotel in Soi 22. I have recommended Admiral Premier many times, but don't really recall just how soft the mattress is. Fine for me.
[QUOTE=Syzygies;1984865]
Its Admiral Premier that is on Soi 23, not Admiral Suites which is a significantly cheaper hotel in Soi 22. I have recommended Admiral Premier many times, but don't really recall just how soft the mattress is. Fine for me.[/QUOTE]Thanks, my mistake.
It is indeed at Admiral Premier on Soi 23 that I enjoyed a comfortable bed. The mattress itself was probably firm, but they use a yielding mattress cover which makes it feel quite soft and comfortable.
[QUOTE=Syzygies;1984865]Grande Pullman (ex Millenium) Sukhumvit Soi 21 has mattresses that are like sleeping on a fluffy cloud. Amazingly soft and comfortable I found. [/QUOTE]That hotel does have great beds! I also like the beds at the JW Marriott on soi 2. Majestic Grande beds aren't bad and that hotel is far cheaper.
I am headed to Bangkok in may and there will be 4 of us. Anyone can recommend the closest place to Nana that will have 4 bedroom and 4 bathrooms? Hotel or condo is fine. Any help would be appreciated. Of course there should be no problems with bringing up girls.
Viper10.
[QUOTE=Viper10;1988014]I am headed to Bangkok in may and there will be 4 of us. Anyone can recommend the closest place to Nana that will have 4 bedroom and 4 bathrooms? Hotel or condo is fine. Any help would be appreciated. Of course there should be no problems with bringing up girls.
Viper10.[/QUOTE]Orchid View Apartment isn't in Nana but in Phrom Phong, but they have a 4 bedrooms apartment with 4 bahtrooms.
[URL]https://www.agoda.com/it-it/orchid-view-apartment/hotel/bangkok-th.html[/URL]
No availability there.
[QUOTE=ChristianG;1988039]Orchid View Apartment isn't in Nana but in Phrom Phong, but they have a 4 bedrooms apartment with 4 bahtrooms.
[URL]https://www.agoda.com/it-it/orchid-view-apartment/hotel/bangkok-th.html[/URL][/QUOTE]