Bangkok Hotels

[QUOTE=Interracial;2237176]Excuse me but this newbie is planning to visit Bangkok for the first time. Can anyone recommend a hotel that is girl friendly and walking distance to girls who can walk to my hotel for some day action?[/QUOTE]There are dozens, depending on your price range. A mid-priced one is the Dynasty Grande- it is solid. The Dynasty Inn is right in the belly of the beast, and it down a rung. Right around the corner is the Landmark- a 5 start hotel. On agoda, you are talking 60/40 and 110 ish in the order I mentioned.

[QUOTE=TigressWanted;2237302] I made an effort to get to know the mammassan at Billboard, bought her and her staff lots of drinks and she set me up with their number 1, effing hot, groped, kissed and lap danced me with all manner of seductive moves before the bar fine (700) and short time session (3000). Smoking hot in bed and highly responsive to oral. Unreal.[/QUOTE]Was that the fat mamasan? I avoid the fat one after she cheated me by not returning the BF change, and disappearing (closing time) when she worked at Crazy House. At some point she got fired, and also did not last at Mercury bar! How much did you spend on her? Lucky it turned out well. You might never be able to get rid of fat mamasan.

In your other post "Highly recommend, 850" What on earth does that mean? Is that cost of aroma therapy massage?

[QUOTE=Syzygies;2238579]Was that the fat mamasan? I avoid the fat one after she cheated me by not returning the BF change, and disappearing (closing time) when she worked at Crazy House. At some point she got fired, and also did not last at Mercury bar! How much did you spend on her? Lucky it turned out well. You might never be able to get rid of fat mamasan.

In your other post "Highly recommend, 850" What on earth does that mean? Is that cost of aroma therapy massage?[/QUOTE]Price of Atrium breakfast buffet is 850 BHT.

I guess Moma the is fat, but not as fat as the mamasan at Angelwitch. I have a slightly more detailed post pending in the Bangkok Reports section, Angelwitch overcharged me last night, and I have a separate beef with them (and Billboard) as well, I kind of went off in that post, but I hope the admin here doesn't censor it, management needs my brand of feedback. As for customer service of Moma the, I feel she highly delivered for me, tipped her 200 when leaving with the lady.

[QUOTE=Jsxyz;2236322]But I can't seem to find any recent info on whether they're GF (or whether, generally, hotels like that are or aren't).

Any info much appreciated, and of course I'll post TR when the time comes![/QUOTE]All three Hyatt's are, I stay at all of them pretty frequently. Westin is, I stayed there but it was a long time ago.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;2238579]Was that the fat mamasan? I avoid the fat one after she cheated me by not returning the BF change, and disappearing (closing time) when she worked at Crazy House. At some point she got fired, and also did not last at Mercury bar! How much did you spend on her? Lucky it turned out well. You might never be able to get rid of fat mamasan.
[/QUOTE]I have not seen that particular fat mamasan we have discussed in the past at Billboard for a while. The last 2-3 times I've been there in the past month or so, that is. Maybe I was just lucky enough to have been there when she was on holiday.

Hi all,

I will be moving to Thailand for couple of years in January. Before landing there, I am thinking of booking a hotel room for couple of days, so that I can look at some options and buy a apartment.

Though, not sure should I book a hotel after landing or online. I think online will be cheaper.

Which hotel is most economical which I can also book online? And also which service is best for booking flight to Bangkok?

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Gargano19;2239219]Hi all,

I will be moving to Thailand for couple of years in January. Before landing there, I am thinking of booking a hotel room for couple of days, so that I can look at some options and buy a apartment.

Though, not sure should I book a hotel after landing or online. I think online will be cheaper.

Which hotel is most economical which I can also book online? And also which service is best for booking flight to Bangkok?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]You can book a Hotel very easily online. Cheap Hotels have been recommended in this thread. A couple of days is enough only for initial booking. I would then suggest you rent somewhere for a while by the month at some point, furnished room. No big rush to buy an apartment. Need to be more sure about where you like first. Compromise between price and convenient location. You can book flights to Bangkok online also. I do. There are search engines that compare prices or book direct with airline.

It's still an awful long time till Jan. No rush. Take your time. I rarely book a Hotel more than a few days in advance.

Renting can be very affordable. Vastly cheaper than my home country. You don't really need to buy, maybe, unless really intend to stay forever. Anyway no rush to make the big decision. 2 years can flash past. Must be close to 2 years I stopped renting by month in Bangkok and moved to another main location.

Can't think of the name to save my life, what's brand new hotel on corner of soi 6, anybody stay their yet. Good place? Thought I read something about it, but can't find, thanks!

[QUOTE=RacShack;2239497]Can't think of the name to save my life, what's brand new hotel on corner of soi 6, anybody stay their yet. Good place? Thought I read something about it, but can't find, thanks![/QUOTE]You would find out easy using Google Maps. I wonder if you mean Q Condo Apartmens close to corner with sukhumvit road. Possibly not a Hotel. There are other corners. There is Grand Sukhumvit. Maybe some would consider that to be near enough to a Corner. LOL.

[QUOTE=RacShack;2239497]Can't think of the name to save my life, what's brand new hotel on corner of soi 6, anybody stay their yet. Good place? Thought I read something about it, but can't find, thanks![/QUOTE]I guess you mean the new Novotel at the corner of Soi 4 and 6? I know somebody mentioned it but I haven't seen a review yet. It looks good from the outside though, for what it's worth.

[QUOTE=Mogwai;2239932]I guess you mean the new Novotel at the corner of Soi 4 and 6? I know somebody mentioned it but I haven't seen a review yet. It looks good from the outside though, for what it's worth.[/QUOTE]Nice you could guess the right corner. LOL.

[URL]https://goo.gl/maps/qvH2LXcJt7P2[/URL]

[QUOTE=Syzygies;2239947]Nice you could guess the right corner. LOL.

[URL]https://goo.gl/maps/qvH2LXcJt7P2[/URL][/QUOTE]Thanks much, guess he used the key word "brand new"probably the only brand new one on soi 6?

[QUOTE=RacShack;2240071]Thanks much, guess he used the key word "brand new"probably the only brand new one on soi 6?[/QUOTE]Not my favourite area so I did not pass that corner for many months other than maybe zoomed past on motorcycle at night. The Hotel is officially maybe in Soi 4. Not sure. I don't recall where is the entrance if noticed it at all, but would make more sense to have it in Soi 4 surely.

[QUOTE=Gargano19;2239219]Hi all,

I will be moving to Thailand for couple of years in January. Before landing there, I am thinking of booking a hotel room for couple of days, so that I can look at some options and buy a apartment.

Though, not sure should I book a hotel after landing or online. I think online will be cheaper.

Which hotel is most economical which I can also book online? And also which service is best for booking flight to Bangkok?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]My opinion is that you rent an ABNB for a month or two. Get to know the areas of Bkk. You also need to get the apps for the BTS and MRT, which are the basic transit systems. The Bus apps also if there is one. Bkk has some very interesting areas and some have great views. I would not buy but rent after you find the right place in the right area. If after a year you have decided and you are familiar with Bkk make your move. I personally would never want to live in the Sukhumvit area which is the Watthana district, but I am sure other seniors will argue that recommendation. Do everything on line if you can.

Good luck.

RL.

[QUOTE=RacShack;2240071]Thanks much, guess he used the key word "brand new"probably the only brand new one on soi 6?[/QUOTE]Not the only brand new one (there's another one in Soi 6 right across the street) but last time I was in BKK I was staying in a nearby hotel in Soi 4 and walked by the new Novotel every day.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;2240237]The Hotel is officially maybe in Soi 4. [/QUOTE]Yes it is.