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[QUOTE=Mogwai;2110595]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.[/QUOTE]Mid-level to high level hotels.
The Marriott has soft mattresses ie American style beds. The Grande Center Point T21 has firm mattresses ie Japanese style beds.
[QUOTE=NattyBumpo;2110764]The Marriott has soft mattresses ie American style beds. The Grande Center Point T21 has firm mattresses ie Japanese style beds.[/QUOTE]Thanks for everyones' comments and suggestions.
Soft (US) style or Hard (Japan) style?
Stayed here last week just to try out this new hotel, girl friendly, can bypass lobby if you have concern of that. About 300 m to bts phrom phong at soi 24.
Room a bit dark and bed is firm.
Still prefer Novotel Ploenchit because of the room setting and softer bed.
After some consideration I finally chose again to stay in Hotel Mermaid in Bangkok which is probably my 3rd time. Hotel Mermaid (Soi 29) is near Soi Cowboy. Corner suites are in good shape for a very reasonable priced. King size and rather soft bed plus big bathroom including bathtub. Asked for a iron which they have provided me during my whole stay. Just behind the bed there's a blue T5 lamp that gives a nice atmosphere when you're doing your thing. Hotel is girl friendly and they ask your girl to leave the ID behind which ain't a problem for me. I can't comment about their BF and other facilities such as the pool as I have never used nor even seen them. Stayed there for about a week for about USD 85.00,- a night.
Anyone know of any hotels that have proper bed mirrors, maybe a swing, or a sex chair?
Be it short time hotels or not.
Preferably near Suk, because the only options I could find in Bangkok were really far from Suk.
[QUOTE=Shiba7;2114094]Anyone know of any hotels that have proper bed mirrors, maybe a swing, or a sex chair?
Be it short time hotels or not.
Preferably near Suk, because the only options I could find in Bangkok were really far from Suk.[/QUOTE]This is a little far from Suk, but the only hotel I know of like that is Penthouse Hotel in Pattaya.
[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]Plenty of Hotels have hard beds. Grand Business Inn Soi 11, Citadines Soi 23, etc. I hate hard beds.
Hello,
First time to Thailand and want to make the smart choice with where we stay. I had planned on staying at the Nana Hotel for ease of access, but are debating with a friend being that close. He wants to try to hook up with "non pros" and women visiting and just visit the other adult attractions. Any opinions for or against that course of action?
Yes, CV I agree. Also, if you arrive late evening or have had a busy day, and it is after midnight, then call and ask for a massage. Concierge will get it arranged. Had some pleasant experiences.
[QUOTE=ConquerorVal;2110095]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.[/QUOTE]
How girl friendly is Mac Boutique Suites on Sukhumvit Soi7? What is the joiner policy of the management? Few web sites claim this hotel to be girl friendly as many others in the area. If anyone of the forum members have stayed in this hotel, please share your experience & thoughts. Have a trip coming up mid of next week.
[QUOTE=Shakiraa;2108796]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![/QUOTE]It is girl friendly. No it's not old at all.
[QUOTE=IAmPrakash;2115185]How girl friendly is Mac Boutique Suites on Sukhumvit Soi7? What is the joiner policy of the management? Few web sites claim this hotel to be girl friendly as many others in the area. If anyone of the forum members have stayed in this hotel, please share your experience & thoughts. Have a trip coming up mid of next week.[/QUOTE]I posted a review on this hotel, do an advanced search using my handle. It's an ok hotel, on one of those one way soi's so the cab has to loop around. It's girl friendly, big rooms from what I remember. I wouldn't pay over $35 for it though.
Stayed here for a night. Can be avoided- there were no chairs, no locker and the guy was pushy about the upfront payment. I kind of mis placed my access card and they re-issued a new one. When I found the old one back, they couldn't re-activate for a long time. And every time, I had to walk down from the 3rd floor. No lift either.
Complimentary breakfast including a bulls eye (sunny side up), 2 slices of bread, a piece of and unlimited tea / coffee / juice. The only saving grace is that it's right outside the Hua Lampong BTS station.