Bangkok Hotels

[QUOTE=Syzygies;2346202]You can search Google Maps for Bangkok Southern Bus Terminal. Its not near any of our normal mongering areas at all. You could get there by MRT to Tao Poon and then train from Bang Seu to Taling Chan, but probably easier to take a taxi, from Hua Lampong MRT station. Go real early maybe. There must be buses to Southern Bus terminal but I have no clue.

Better might be to catch a train, from Bangkok Hua Lampong station, to Hua Hin. However you would be wise to buy your ticket a day or two in advance, not just turn up there. Bookings can be heavy some times of year. I did not actually use a train for many years, mainly due to difficulty of needing to get tickets in advance.

So best have you massage fun in Sukhumvit normal area, then late at night, e.g. midnight catch a taxi to Hotel near to southern Bus station, assuming you can check in so late.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the detail suggestions mate, I will go by your idea. Thanks again.

[QUOTE=Ricky81;2345918]Hi all,
Could anyone please tell me which is the nearest hotel or area to stay for a night in BKK with oil massage parlours and other fun, so it is easy to catch a public transport next day to reach hua hin.[/QUOTE]You can stay in the Sukhumvit area and then go to the airport next day, by public transport, and take the Bell Bus to Hua Hin.

[URL]http://www.belltravelservice.com/public-bus/[/URL]

Please note that you have to book online in advance.

[QUOTE=Mogwai;2346560]You can stay in the Sukhumvit area and then go to the airport next day, by public transport, and take the Bell Bus to Hua Hin.

[URL]http://www.belltravelservice.com/public-bus/[/URL]

Please note that you have to book online in advance.[/QUOTE]The Bell bus from lower airport level is very good. Many Bkk Thai people use this service!

[QUOTE=Mogwai;2346560]You can stay in the Sukhumvit area and then go to the airport next day, by public transport, and take the Bell Bus to Hua Hin.

[URL]http://www.belltravelservice.com/public-bus/[/URL]

Please note that you have to book online in advance.[/QUOTE]The Bell bus from lower airport level is very good. Many Bkk Thai people use this service!

[QUOTE=Mogwai;2346560]You can stay in the Sukhumvit area and then go to the airport next day, by public transport, and take the Bell Bus to Hua Hin.

[URL]http://www.belltravelservice.com/public-bus/[/URL]

Please note that you have to book online in advance.[/QUOTE]Thank you, I got info that buses runs from mochit too and affordable and safe too, which is more convenient I think.

[QUOTE=Ricky81;2346145]Please check in Pattaya reports I posted one about my last trip, in BKK I stayed in three hotels in my last trips raumchit, hotel Miami, sawasdeeka, in this I liked sawadeeka, small rooms budget friendly, but had a complementary BF, I bought my girl for a night stay here. Then Raumchit was OK kind, no free breakfast, two eggs in their hotel costed like 100 bhats or something like that. Miami is a old style hotel, male receptionist was little rude in Miami hotel, I don't know may be because of skin tone. I bought a freelance to Miami too, not a great experience sex and hotel too, but good thing both Miami and sawadeeka had personal lockers.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the report.

Skin tone? I doubt that. Generally it is the conduct of the person.

[QUOTE=Dg8787;2346708]Thanks for the report.

Skin tone? I doubt that. Generally it is the conduct of the person.[/QUOTE]Because female and other guy were nice, the rude guy was like not happy to see me from check in to check out, you can see some hotel reviews too, sometimes they are not happy to repeat sentences which they said once. It happens, I experienced it.

[QUOTE=Mombie75;2346172]Any tips guys on short stay in BKK, I will travel up from Pattaya and get to BKK midday but need to be at the airport at midnight.

So 12 hours all that is needed.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Stay near the BTS to make it easy to get to the Airport train. Look on the hotel consolidator sites like hotelscombined, put in your price preference then search on the map for hotels near the bts. I found the Grand Swiss good value and is right next to Nana but there are plenty of cheaper options if you just need somewhere to park your bags.

Hi folks,

Is Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 4 girl friendly? Does anyone know? I stayed at Phachara Suites and they allow only 1 girl a day and any additional girl is charged 1000 baht which is not what was mentioned before. Any insight would be helpful.

[QUOTE=SirWilliam4;2346024]Aloft on Soi 11 is just fine. Never had an issue with a guest.

SW4.[/QUOTE]Aloft on Soi 11 is a beat up, worn out hotel. The only attraction is Levels night club which is great!!

Anyone know if the Okura Prestige or other 5 star hotels in area are girl friendly?

[QUOTE=Ajay007;2347968]Hi folks,

Is Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 4 girl friendly? Does anyone know? I stayed at Phachara Suites and they allow only 1 girl a day and any additional girl is charged 1000 baht which is not what was mentioned before. Any insight would be helpful.[/QUOTE]If you did a bit of rtff and / or search, you would have found out that this question was answered, with a yes. Indeed, the Novotel on soi 4 is girl friendly, at least it was when I stayed there early this year.

[QUOTE=Buksida1;2348653]Aloft on Soi 11 is a beat up, worn out hotel. The only attraction is Levels night club which is great!![/QUOTE]I stayed there in January and it is fine. I have stayed there over 10 times and it has barely changed in 6 years. If you are a Marriott member it is usually the cheapest option in BKK.

Does anyone have any info about The Key Premier on Soi 7? Seems relatively new (still being constructed in Google Maps image from July 2018). It looks pretty good, ticks my boxes (particularly the poolside bar part), just wondering if anyone knew if it's bar girl friendly or has any intel?

I need a hotel in central BKK for like 5 nights as my usual place is booked and my condo isn't ready yet.

Girlfriendly, near the BTS (I have tons of errands towards Northaburi, and in Thonburi, Lad Prao and my bank is in EmQuartier) up to 2500 B per night? I don't normally do hotels in BKK (absent a 5 star here and there) so excuse my ignorance and yes I have Agoda and no, I don't feel like splurging on the Oriental or Hyatt.