Bangkok Hotels

[QUOTE=HongKongBoy;2230159]Does the bar in Hyatt still have working girls there?[/QUOTE]If you are referring to Spasso's located in the Grand Hyatt, then yes, you will find freelancers and independents there every night.

[QUOTE=HongKongBoy;2230159]Does the bar in Hyatt still have working girls there?[/QUOTE]RTFF. Name of the bar is Spasso. Best on Thurs, Fri, and Sat nights 10:30 to 1. After 1 your best bet is across the street at Mixx in the basement of the Intercontinental. I took 1 Spasso girl this trip. 35 but still put together nicely. GFE and a passionate performer. 5000. Stayed with me in the loom for 3 hours. Showed me how to operate the light system in the room. LOL. I have not repeated with her for any apparent reason other than there are so many other quality options to have good sex with that I never found the time to get back to her again. If I go back to Spasso another time on this trip it will be to see if Miss Tanzania is out and about. She was the hotest girl in the place the night I met her and is my 2018 one that got away girl. 555.

[QUOTE=Mogwai;2229882]PS: the Ruamchitt is not a ST hotel in the strict sense of the word but a normal hotel that also rents out rooms by the hour.[/QUOTE]I and others have referred to certain hotels in the area as "ST hotels" as a term of convenience, but I am not aware of any hotel around there where you enter from the public street that will book a room "only" for ST or "only" by the hour. Are there any? Maybe those drive-in hotels where you park your car or the taxi pulls in behind a curtain and you and your lady enter the room unseen by passersby can only be booked by the hour, not sure. But I don't know why those hotels wouldn't book for an all night stay either if they had a room available. It is logical that the ST rooms located exactly inside Nana Plaza can not be booked for all night, essentially being on private property, not directly accessible from the public street and there would not be anyone at the desk in the daytime hours I suppose.

I'd say the rule of thumb is every public street accessible hotel rents rooms for overnight but not every hotel rents rooms by the hour too. So it is the latter we are referring to as "ST hotels".

About 3 years ago my apartment building was undergoing some plumbing renovations and I did a quick survey of some of the better known "ST hotels" around to see if I could book a room for overnight. And I don't mean at 8 X The Hourly Rate. That would be way overcharging, imo. I mean similar to a normal hotel booking. At that time Asoke Place, DiPlace (behind The Tavern on Soi 4), Atlas Hotel (on Soi 7/1 or was it still World Inn then) PB Hotel and another I don't recall now all had regular overnight rooms available for normal rates. Seems to me they were all in the 850-1100 baht range for an overnight booking then. Maybe they weren't the exact same rooms or on the same floors as their ST/by the hour rooms for the sake of not annoying the overnighters with the potentially more raucous ST trade. But they were all on the same program as Ruamchit Hotel in terms of offering both.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;2230523] It is logical that the ST rooms located exactly inside Nana Plaza can not be booked for all night, essentially being on private property, not directly accessible from the public street and there would not be anyone at the desk in the daytime hours I suppose.
[/QUOTE]Yes well put. Those rooms aren't good enough to be called a Hotel LOL, and surely no one would stay there all night, even if was possible. If a Nana Girl insisted to go there for the ST fuck, I would cancel. I admit have not tried there recently.

I agree. any Hotel that allows a 1 or 2 hour booking for reduced price, is by definition a ST Hotel, with or without carpark curtains.

I once thought about staying cheap at The Strand, Pat Pong, but really there is far too much noise there from nearby discos. Not a viable all night Hotel.

There are two other ST Hotels in same soi as Di Place. One particularly appealed to me because they had flexibility to do a 90 min booking, where most wanted to give you only 60 minutes and then pay for another full hour.

I found a lot of girls in Nana that want to use the Nana rooms were trying for a 30 min ST or less. Same goes for street walkers. No quickies for me.

Carpark Curtain Hotels probably have a very bad reputation for Thais as the TV Lakhorn series portray them as a way a guy can drug the girl and take her to such a place for date or abduction forced sex, and the fact that girl maybe trying to escape or unconscious will never be seen by the management or public. All hidden from view. Of course these soap series may not be quite reality, I would not know.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;2230611]Yes well put. Those rooms aren't good enough to be called a Hotel LOL, and surely no one would stay there all night, even if was possible. If a Nana Girl insisted to go there for the ST fuck, I would cancel. I admit have not tried there recently.

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I once thought about staying cheap at The Strand, Pat Pong, but really there is far too much noise there from nearby discos. Not a viable all night Hotel.
[/QUOTE]The ST rooms in Nana Plaza on the second level up the steps on the left as you enter the Plaza, kind of a zig-zag turn on the left, down a couple of steps and behind a partition were not bad the last time I used one there about 2 years ago. Not nearly as nice as the rooms in The Strand in Patpong though.

The ones up the escalator side on the right as you enter the Plaza, near Mercury Go-Go Bar, are atrocious. Avoid at all cost.

The rooms on the third level on the Butterflies Go-Go Bar side were not memorably bad like that second group was but it has been at least 3 years since I used one of those. Maybe some remodeling has been done or maybe some of those spots are not even ST rooms anymore.

Strange, but some go-go and beer bar girls working in Nana Plaza seem not to know about all the various ST room spots in the Plaza and might take you to the worst ones because they don't know about the better ones. Or they get a kick back from one and not others, maybe some other scheme they're up to, had a problem at one of the spots, whatever. I might have missed mentioning a spot for some too not having ever rented those particular rooms.

Had the opportunity to stay here recently. Over all it's a relatively new girl friendly value hotel that may not satisfy your need.

Location:

This is the best part of staying at this property for Nana lovers. Nana sky train is less than 5 minutes walking distance. 7-11, pharmacy, laundry and restaurants are within a 2 minutes walking distance. Cowboy is probably a 15-20 min walk if you enjoy walking. Taxi service can be arranged via the reception without any hassle.

Quality of room:

Being a relatively new place I did experience some drilling sound and maintenance noise. Another letdown for me was the sound proofing. With the doors closed I could still hear the elevator ding dong and people having conversation at the walkway. Condom is available with room service.

Tip:

Sign up for their newsletter and they do send promotion codes that can get you a steep discount.

Cheers,

BT.

[QUOTE=BoyToy;2196547]Anyone stayed in Citrus Suites Sukhumvit 6 recently? What has been your experience with bringing back your catch to this place?

I know this hotel is GF since I emailed them and clarified but would like to know if we need to register the guest as mentioned in their email. All my previous trips I only stayed at four point and they never cared once to register the guest.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]

I always stay at hotels on the odd-numbered side of Sukhumvit. I just find that side of the street much more interesting. You can visit popular sois like 7, 11, and 19. The Biergarten, Thermae, Terminal 21, Soi Cowboy are all on that side of Sukhumvit. They're also more street walkers on that side of Sukhumvit.

When friends ask for a recommendation, I always recommend hotels on the side of Sukhumvit with odd numbered sois.

[QUOTE=Allover;2230938]I always stay at hotels on the odd-numbered side of Sukhumvit. I just find that side of the street much more interesting. You can visit popular sois like 7, 11, and 19. The Biergarten, Thermae, Terminal 21, Soi Cowboy are all on that side of Sukhumvit. They're also more street walkers on that side of Sukhumvit.

When friends ask for a recommendation, I always recommend hotels on the side of Sukhumvit with odd numbered sois.[/QUOTE]Its far easier to walk on the even numbered side. LOL On 8 is a very conveniently located Hotel. Plus Biergarten and Thermae very have limited appeal to me. Don't usually find what I am looking for to be available to me. Not once did I take a girl from Biergarten unless I have Alzheimers.

Most of the BJ bars (expect Wood) are on even side. LOL Not that I use that often.

I don't think it matters which side if not too deep in Soi. I don't like to stay in Soi 4 though. Traffic and access problems.

Soi 3 to 7 are probably not great choices, the Arab sector. Annoying muslim stuff on loud speakers, and the Arab food and people smells.

No pork available, all Halal.

Column Hotel Soi 16 was fabulous for me when I tried it.

Anyone has tried the new Novotel in Soi 4? I'm very curious to know the quality of that hotel, I think the position is perfect for everything, food-shopping-pussy.

[QUOTE=Luca2112;2233878]Anyone has tried the new Novotel in Soi 4? I'm very curious to know the quality of that hotel, I think the position is perfect for everything, food-shopping-pussy.[/QUOTE]All Novotels around the world are basically the same as they are in Thailand. It is essentially a formula based hotel. Like a Mcdonalds or Ikea in that the rooms are pretty much cookie cutter stuff but to a nice enough 4 star standard. I like them as they are always very good, perhaps a little plain but always super clean and updated. I have stayed at several in the Suk area and they are all very good and although Chinese group tourists make up the majority of guests they are all girl friendly. I have not had an issue with bringing guests back although I tend to go for more discrete types rather than girls that look like out and out H*s. I am not sure how they would handle dragging back 2 or more girls at the same time that are dressed for the street, perhaps they would not have a problem. I don't know, but a nicely dressed discreet young lady casually walking thru the lobby arm in arm has never been a problem.

I am currently looking at the new one on Soi 4 that literally just opened this month for my next trip in a few weeks. Because it is brand new the prices are much lower than the similar Novotel just down the road around Soi 2, it is about 1/3 cheaper. I would think it is even nicer as everything would be literally brand new. I think there are worse options around. If you do stay there in the next few weeks let us know.

Has anyone had much experience using Airbnb in BKK around the Sukhumvit Road area? I basically just work, hit the gym, grab food from the street and have a girl over maybe twice a week. So there would not be much traffic or party noise through the place so am thinking the neighbours wouldn't have an issue.

The prices seem to be about 2/3 of a similar hotel which would be worth it as I am staying for 3 to 4 weeks next visit. Anyone have thoughts?

[QUOTE=BubbaBoy;2233971]Has anyone had much experience using Airbnb in BKK around the Sukhumvit Road area? I basically just work, hit the gym, grab food from the street and have a girl over maybe twice a week. So there would not be much traffic or party noise through the place so am thinking the neighbours wouldn't have an issue.

The prices seem to be about 2/3 of a similar hotel which would be worth it as I am staying for 3 to 4 weeks next visit. Anyone have thoughts?[/QUOTE]I have used AirBnB extensively in BKK. But I prefer to stay in the Silom / Sathon area where the apartments are much nicer. I have also stayed in apartments near Thong Lo, Ekkamai and Ratchada.

Never had any issue with neighbors for any reason. I doubt it would be any different in Suk.

[QUOTE=BubbaBoy;2233967] I have stayed at several in the Suk area and they are all very good and although Chinese group tourists make up the majority of guests they are all girl friendly. .[/QUOTE]There already is good reason not to stay there, if you want to take the buffet breakfast. Chinese tour groups are perhaps worst behaved in the world, by normal standards.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2229754]I notice Ruamchit is sold out many nights due to the Asians going to Thermae. Does anyone know if Ruamchit sets aside ST rooms even if the hotel is listed as sold out?[/QUOTE]How do you know it is sold out because of Asians, much less Asians going to Thermae? First off, the hotel is located in Asia, and the presence of Asians in a hotel in an Asian city should hardly be a unusual event. Remember, its their continent, so don't act like they aren't supposed to be there.

Have you ever been down into Thermae? Its not very big, and there is not enough seats at the bar to accommodate many guests, and that would be a much smaller number of guests than the hotel can accommodate. While not large, the Ruamchitt isn't a small boutique hotel either. The night I was there, there was maybe a dozen Asian gentlemen in the place and it was packed to the walls with girls. Nobody was hooking up and leaving until I picked one who actually wanted to chat and hook up. So, its not a place where there is a lot of turnover of Asian tourists. There's probably more turnover out front of the hotel later in the night. Given the other attractions in the area, I can't imagine people staying there sorely just to pay too much money for the privilege of taking young woman with an attitude up the stairs in the back to their room. Personally, I did it out of curiosity and wanted to report something back to the forum. And I'm not Asian. But, I would stay there again for reasons that have nothing to do with Thermae (prime location, really cool staff, rooftop pool, economical price on windowless rooms that allow me to sleep in).

[QUOTE=BubbaBoy;2233971]Has anyone had much experience using Airbnb in BKK around the Sukhumvit Road area? I basically just work, hit the gym, grab food from the street and have a girl over maybe twice a week. So there would not be much traffic or party noise through the place so am thinking the neighbours wouldn't have an issue.

The prices seem to be about 2/3 of a similar hotel which would be worth it as I am staying for 3 to 4 weeks next visit. Anyone have thoughts?[/QUOTE]For the last few years I have used Airbnb extensively in BKK.

One time on Soi 15.

MANY times at THE EDGE condominium on Sukhumvit Soi 23.

Next one will be at the Noble Ploenchit condo right on BTS Ploenchit.

Never had any kind of problems at all.