It looks like I will book Aetas residence. Can someone confirm that they are guest friendly and will have no problems? Thanks guys.
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It looks like I will book Aetas residence. Can someone confirm that they are guest friendly and will have no problems? Thanks guys.
Viper10.
[QUOTE=Viper10;1989387]It looks like I will book Aetas residence. Can someone confirm that they are guest friendly and will have no problems? Thanks guys.
Viper10.[/QUOTE]I never heard of it before. It may be too new, for anyone to know about it.
Comparing prices and what you can get, the latter seems a good alternative in the larger cities like Bangkok.
Has anyone experiences? I'm looking at options.
[QUOTE=Penguin69;1989507]Comparing prices and what you can get, the latter seems a good alternative in the larger cities like Bangkok.
Has anyone experiences? I'm looking at options.[/QUOTE]I have not used AIRBNB as yet.
I have seen some very good prices offered for nice apartments through AirBNB in some locations, worthwhile for a longer stay. However there is a risk with private arrangements, that the offered property will be withdrawn without prior notice (some Thais are very unreliable) or it is not actually available. LOL. So always need to consider a fall back plan. Flexibility, I don't know. Check in and check out times may be inflexible. Saw one advertised for Check in and Check out at midnight. LOL.
[QUOTE=Penguin69;1989507]Comparing prices and what you can get, the latter seems a good alternative in the larger cities like Bangkok.
Has anyone experiences? I'm looking at options.[/QUOTE]I used AirBnB in Tokyo and Pattaya, is a good website and you can find some very good deal. Just read carefully the house rules, what is included or not and ask to the owner all your question before make a booking. You have also to plan with the owner how to make a check in and check out. Usually on Airbnb you have strict cancellation policy.
[QUOTE=Viper10;1989387]It looks like I will book Aetas residence. Can someone confirm that they are guest friendly and will have no problems? Thanks guys.
Viper10.[/QUOTE]Aetas is very nice and friendly but it has been condemned as it is illegal built. So it may not be there for long.
Hi all,
I'm new to the forums, visiting Bangkok and Pattaya this April. Many have said that if you book a room for 2 and if already 2 of you have checked in then the hotels would charge you for bringing in a bar girl. Is that true or does guest friendliness apply in all cases. I will be staying near Nana in Bangkok and near walking street in Pattaya.
[QUOTE=Darpra;1990094]Hi all,
I'm new to the forums, visiting Bangkok and Pattaya this April. Many have said that if you book a room for 2 and if already 2 of you have checked in then the hotels would charge you for bringing in a bar girl. Is that true or does guest friendliness apply in all cases. I will be staying near Nana in Bangkok and near walking street in Pattaya.[/QUOTE]2 plus 1 equals 3. Extra charge.
Your next question might be. If I get girl for 2 pops can I share one pop each with my friend without extra charge? Maybe if discussed and agreed to upfront. And maybe not.
[QUOTE=Dg8787;1990110]2 plus 1 equals 3. Extra charge.
Your next question might be. If I get girl for 2 pops can I share one pop each with my friend without extra charge? Maybe if discussed and agreed to upfront. And maybe not.[/QUOTE]LOL no. How much would I usually pay the hotel per girl I bring in?
[QUOTE=Darpra;1990128]LOL no. How much would I usually pay the hotel per girl I bring in?[/QUOTE]Depends on the hotel. Some like Jasmine don't charge any amount. Others would charge 500-1000.
[QUOTE=Darpra;1990128]LOL no. How much would I usually pay the hotel per girl I bring in?[/QUOTE]I don't know as I have never shared a room. If you are by yourself and booked the room for 2 then I have never had a problem bringing different girls in.
Hint: try being friendly and tip the doorman / security before you bring the girl straight to your room.
Haven't heard much in the forum about Dynasty Inn next to Nana Plaza. I like the rooms in the second building in the back.
[QUOTE=Darpra;1990094]Hi all,
I'm new to the forums, visiting Bangkok and Pattaya this April. Many have said that if you book a room for 2 and if already 2 of you have checked in then the hotels would charge you for bringing in a bar girl. Is that true or does guest friendliness apply in all cases. I will be staying near Nana in Bangkok and near walking street in Pattaya.[/QUOTE]I always book a room for two, myself and a girl, different girl each time is possible, even if one of them checked in but got replaced by some other girl, on another occasion, however that would be unusual.
Once a hotel said the girl could not go to my room, because she was only 18 or 19. I was getting pissed off when finally it dawned on us that she would be allowed if she was checked in to the room too. So I have checked in P4 P girls on occasions if I trust them.
However, if you are sharing a room with a man, that is different. Most of us would not want to do that (not in our culture), and therefore have no experience. My recommendation for two guys is take separate rooms. Use a very cheap hotel if necessary.
Most Hotels are going to say a maximum of two persons, but I guess that means a maximum of 2 persons staying in the room overnight. Can't be sure of the exact rules, and it may vary from place to place. In Admiral Premier, I once took 3 girls up to my room, and no problem. Another time, two girls stayed in my room for the night, same Hotel.
I suppose Hotels don't like the image though of groups of people trying to stay in a room intended for two.
[QUOTE=Syzygies;1990324], I once took 3 girls up to my room, and no problem. Another time, two girls stayed in my room for the night, same Hotel.
I suppose Hotels don't like the image though of groups of people trying to stay in a room intended for two.[/QUOTE]I have taken 2 and 3 girls overnight in the Mermaid Hotel (Soi 29) and no one battede an eyelid.
[QUOTE=Markly2;1990354]I have taken 2 and 3 girls overnight in the Mermaid Hotel (Soi 29) and no one battede an eyelid.[/QUOTE]Yes this is a good Hotel, good price, and newly renovated not long. Good value, good location. My favorite one to recommend these days.