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[QUOTE=Crazy4Thai;2105549]In Bangkok you do not find girls in the hotels. You find the girl and bring her to the hotel.[/QUOTE]Wrong, at least partially. Niran Grand Hotel at Udom Suk has a fish bowl as well, at another forum it was mentioned that King Park Avenue Hotel near Seacon Square also should have a fish bowl.
Kiria123, you sir have a full inbox so I will answer your question here as best I can:
[QUOTE=Kirsia123]Is the gym in the hotel any good? /Kirsia[/QUOTE]While I have not tried the gym, I have walked past it numerous times (every day in fact) on my way to the pool area. It seems very popular among the guests and there are always friendly Marriott staff present to assist. Therefore I think you will find the gym more than adequate.
Any feedback on this? Getting 25% off so I would like to check it out. Anyone stayed there?
Can anyone recommend a hotel in lower with a gym that has a monthly rate of between 20-30 k?
Cheers.
Screw it. I'm heading back to Adelphi Suites. I love it there.
Can't find anything else worth matching up to.
[QUOTE=Duniawala;2106026]Any feedback on this? Getting 25% off so I would like to check it out. Anyone stayed there?[/QUOTE]Good, basic lodging, absolutely no hassles about bringing in "friends". Soi 11 is my favorite for a bunch of personal reasons. Soi 23 is very near soi cowboy. If you have specific concerns / Qs, shoot me a pm TTG.
Hi all,
I found good price for Novotel Siam square, would like to check if this hotel is girl friendly?
Location seems good, is this a very old hotel?
Thanks!
Urgent. Can anyone please recommend a decent hotel near patpong? Checked into my 8 plus rating hotel today and I'm embarrassed to bring a girl here. Makes ruamchit look nice.
Will do a report later but loving night 1 in patpong.
[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2108901]Urgent. Can anyone please recommend a decent hotel near patpong? Checked into my 8 plus rating hotel today and I'm embarrassed to bring a girl here. Makes ruamchit look nice. Will do a report later but loving night 1 in patpong.[/QUOTE]I always liked Silom Serene near Patpong, just make sure book for two people, better off go for a Deluxe room also.
[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2108901]Urgent. Can anyone please recommend a decent hotel near patpong? Checked into my 8 plus rating hotel today and I'm embarrassed to bring a girl here. Makes ruamchit look nice.
Will do a report later but loving night 1 in patpong.[/QUOTE]Too late now, but there are plenty of reasonable Hotels near to Chong Nonsri BTS station. It is walkable from Pat Pong but perhaps not a short walk.
Fx Sathorn is probably 300 m or so from Pat Pong.
Fx Sathorn, Holiday Inn, even iResidence is probably okay Furama Silom.
Going more up market there is Montien north of Pat Pong and Dusit Thani to East of Silom.
So I don't see the big problem. Obviously one does not want to stay right at Pat Pong.
The Strand in PP is usable as a ST Hotel but impossible to stay at due to low class and noise of the rock bands in the area.
I really like this hotel, as it only cost $70.00 cnd / night, has a pool and a small gym. Also, most importantly its girl friendly. Walked in and out with several different girls, and not even an acknowledgment from the front desks. Rooms are nice and clean, and only a few minute walk to Soi Cowboy action. ASOK station and Terminal 21 are only a short walk away as well.
Are there any hotels that have normal beds? On my last trip, I stayed at two different hotels where the beds were 3 feet off the ground and very soft. Sleeping on the beds was a problem and gave me back spasms. Has anyone else experienced such problems? Does anyone have any experience where the beds were "normal" by US standards and "firmer"?
[QUOTE=Rodwint2;2110199]Are there any hotels that have normal beds? On my last trip, I stayed at two different hotels where the beds were 3 feet off the ground and very soft. Sleeping on the beds was a problem and gave me back spasms. Has anyone else experienced such problems? Does anyone have any experience where the beds were "normal" by US standards and "firmer"?[/QUOTE]That's interesting, I always find beds in Asia far to firm for me. I find the beds at all the Hyatt's to be great, but you pay a bit more to stay there.
[QUOTE=Rodwint2;2110199]Are there any hotels that have normal beds? On my last trip, I stayed at two different hotels where the beds were 3 feet off the ground and very soft. Sleeping on the beds was a problem and gave me back spasms. Has anyone else experienced such problems? Does anyone have any experience where the beds were "normal" by US standards and "firmer"?[/QUOTE]Try the Ruamchitt they're plenty firm there.
[QUOTE=Rodwint2;2110199]Are there any hotels that have normal beds? On my last trip, I stayed at two different hotels where the beds were 3 feet off the ground and very soft. Sleeping on the beds was a problem and gave me back spasms. Has anyone else experienced such problems? Does anyone have any experience where the beds were "normal" by US standards and "firmer"?[/QUOTE]It would help if we know your budget and in which hotels you stayed. The Dynasty Inn is a budget hotel in Soi 4 that has rather firm beds. The Dawin in the same soi is a bit more expensive and has firm beds too but the mattresses there have soft top layers which make them better IMO.