Bangkok Hotels

Been in and out of Thailand for 10 years. Stayed at many hotels, Hilton, Four Seasons, Lebua, Centre Points, Banyan Tree, Hansar, Muse, Sheraton, Sukosol, St Regis and Westin.

All very comparable in service and amenities. You do however get a butler at St Regis. Italian restaurant at Muse is great and the whole theme of the hotel is great. Grand Centre points have multiple and good locations. May be the best value when considering room sizes vs total cost. Sheraton has a great pool. Hansar is nice but dull. Sukosol is a great value if you need to stay in that part of Bangkok. Lebua is over rated. The Westin is consistent. Good location, good pricing but the pool isn't the best. Hotel becomes crowded during pool party's.

Hi babies. Tried the search engine unsuccesfully;.

Have booked this hotel for 15 nights, total cost 520 Euro. Cost actually not so important, location more mucho importante. Is it a ok place? Because at evenings it's obviously a gathering place for street girls. Not my target actually, I do my shit outside and sleep alone. Reviews on Expedia seems ok. More worried for the possibility of annoying hassling during entering and exits.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=ZimmerBaby;2381074]Hi babies. Tried the search engine unsuccesfully;.

Have booked this hotel for 15 nights, total cost 520 Euro. Cost actually not so important, location more mucho importante. Is it a ok place? Because at evenings it's obviously a gathering place for street girls. Not my target actually, I do my shit outside and sleep alone. Reviews on Expedia seems ok. More worried for the possibility of annoying hassling during entering and exits.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Location? Very good. Hassle? Not so much. You are, notably, sitting right on top of Thermae. Go search YouTube.

Most of the girls on the street right outside are not girls. Although that's important to know, they do not constitute a problem.

[QUOTE=Etaoin2003;2381141]Location? Very good. Hassle? Not so much. You are, notably, sitting right on top of Thermae. Go search YouTube.

Most of the girls on the street right outside are not girls. Although that's important to know, they do not constitute a problem.[/QUOTE]Thank you sir!

[QUOTE=ZimmerBaby;2381074]Hi babies. Tried the search engine unsuccesfully;.

Have booked this hotel for 15 nights, total cost 520 Euro. Cost actually not so important, location more mucho importante. Is it a ok place? Because at evenings it's obviously a gathering place for street girls. Not my target actually, I do my shit outside and sleep alone. Reviews on Expedia seems ok. More worried for the possibility of annoying hassling during entering and exits.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Location is good, in some ways. Many ladyboys outside as other guy mentioned. Price is very good. 15 nights is a lot. I would prefer to have a flexible booking so could change my mind at some point, move to a different location, or better Hotel, or go to Pattaya, whatever.

You might want to take girls to your room especially if you use the Thermae to get a girl. Not sure why you have ruled out that possibility. I probably would prefer to stay somewhere quieter in terms of nightlife action outside. Some of use short time Hotels when we cannot take a girl to our room, but that does not seem applicable in this case.

Always good to be flexible till you know what you like. Just my opinion.

Search engine could find Ruamchit, I am sure. OYO108 is not very meaningful.

Hi guys,

This is my tenth hotel that I have stayed in Bangkok and location wise, it is hands down the best for the purpose we are all here for. Although it is a bit expensive but usually offers good deals especially prepaid ones on [URL]booking.com[/URL] and agoda. It is accessible to BTS and MRT and is across the street from Soi Cowboy. It also provides access to Terminal 21 mall which is one of the better shopping places. Also to confirm its 100 percent green. When you bring someone, the security guards discretely and very politely takes your "guest's" ID and gives it back when they are leaving. It is also five minutes walk to Thermae and ten minutes walk to Doki. Definitely worth trying.

[QUOTE=ZimmerBaby;2381074]
Have booked this hotel for 15 nights, total cost 520 Euro. Cost actually not so important, location more mucho importante. Is it a ok place?
Thanks.[/QUOTE]15 nights here is too much probably. I wouldn't stay here for more than a couple of nights if at all. As has been suggested, maybe consider staying in more than one location for some variety and changed experiences.

It is quite basic, although officially seems to have 3 stars. Location is good, if a bit full-on. I prefer a bit quieter and off the main Sukhumvit street. If cost is not so much of an issue I would look elsewhere. Others will disagree.

4. th visit to BKK, already tried several locations in the city, and I always end up in Nana. Probably caused by my filthy soul. 15 days ok to me, I could stay 15 years. Didn't know about The Thermae, so what I get is actually home delivery, or even better, they are already there! Thanks for all help. I will probably end up over fucking.

Pattaya is not for me. Maybe visit Hua Hin for a couple of days when in serious recovery mode.

[QUOTE=JoeBlac;2380990]Been in and out of Thailand for 10 years. Stayed at many hotels, Hilton, Four Seasons, Lebua, Centre Points, Banyan Tree, Hansar, Muse, Sheraton, Sukosol, St Regis and Westin.

All very comparable in service and amenities. You do however get a butler at St Regis. Italian restaurant at Muse is great and the whole theme of the hotel is great. Grand Centre points have multiple and good locations. May be the best value when considering room sizes vs total cost. Sheraton has a great pool. Hansar is nice but dull. Sukosol is a great value if you need to stay in that part of Bangkok. Lebua is over rated. The Westin is consistent. Good location, good pricing but the pool isn't the best. Hotel becomes crowded during pool party's.[/QUOTE]After staying in many hotels in various parts of BKK, I choose this crazy simple small boutique hotel in sukhumvit 24 at the corner IE Ambassador suite with 2 bedrooms on both ends nice separate shower and bath tub and an extremely quiet place. The best part of it is was there was a sauna steam and jacuzzi right in the middle of the living room. So which ever girl I brought back from Any club or dating site or even soi 4 from the road the moment she entered the room her jaw used to drop. Have done crazy stuff in this room you name it I've done it and with girls calling there friends over and what not. Plus right in the front of the hotel was an amazing middle eastern Lebanese restaurant which satisfied my taste buds, Starbucks on the ground floor and then 2 massage parlors and the laundry lady bang opposite. It was a dream staying there on every fuck trip in the last 7 years. On my last trip in 2017 end almost 2 years ago I've not been in BKK now it had started to run down, service went low, prices went suddenly high and the staff at reception became unnecessary rude.

So looking for a crazy place like this, penthouse or loft or any classy hotel top of the line room with in-house pool or jacuzzi. I tried searching online but couldn't find anything.

I hope the BKK veterans would help me choose a new place sooner than soon. It's time to party again.

Cheers.

[QUOTE=Alex7J;2381796]
So looking for a crazy place like this, penthouse or loft or any classy hotel top of the line room with in-house pool or jacuzzi. I tried searching online but couldn't find anything.

I hope the BKK veterans would help me choose a new place sooner than soon. It's time to party again.

Cheers.[/QUOTE]Guess you did not search that well. Google Search for: Bangkok Hotels with Jacuzzi in the room. Several web sites listed. Solitaire Soi 11 is shown to have Jacuzzi suites, as example. Trip Advisor booking site allow to search for amenities "Hot Tub". Then you have to read individual hotel details to check if Hot Tub is private or in the spa.

I won't do all the work for you, but it is possible.

Top Romantic hotels in Bangkok also covers having a spa tub.

This is good news!

I am have a trip planned in December. I am also a gold member. Do you know if they automatically upgrade you? Did you have access to the executive lounge?

I know Hilton Suk is strategically located with many MP within a stone throw away. I cannot wait till I get to BKK!

/ Kirsia!

[QUOTE=FLbjLover;2372336]Hello all,

The review is a little late but I thought it may help. I visited back in May and going again in Oct. Stayed in Hilton for 5 days. I am a gold member so they upgraded me to the honors floor which required a key in the elevator. Also, the breakfast was free. I met two girls from Thai friendly in the lobby and brought them back to my room with no issue (one of them stayed overnight and had breakfast and stayed through the afternoon and no one checked her ID or anything) and also met a girl from smoochi who came directly to the room.

Nice clean hotel and good location with plenty of massage places nearby. Also, the Doubletree is right behind and could be accessed from the back of the Hilton.[/QUOTE]

I stayed there in May for 5 nights. I received a discount rate on the room thanks to their internet offer to apply for their Amex Hilton Credit Card right before I was about to book. The main perks for signing up for the CC was getting a whole bunch of Hilton points for a subsequent stay and instant Gold member status. Since the CC has no annual fee I think it is a good deal even if you don't use it very often. Anyway, upon check in Hilton upgraded me to an Honors Floor (no difference in room) and threw in free buffet breakfasts for my stay. I also had Executive Lounge privileges, but I never availed myself of that. As to the Hilton Hotel itself: I thought it was a pretty nice major international chain hotel. The room was a good size and all it's appointments were in very good taste. The buffet breakfasts were very good. The location was fine for me as it is close to the oilies, two high end malls which are convenient for their gourmet grocery store and tasty food courts, and the BTS although I prefer motorcycle taxis unless I am going cross town. The only thing I think the hotel missed on was the size of its roof top pool; its on the small side for a major hotel and I prefer larger pools for more privacy, but the bottom line is I am booked back at the Hilton again for 4 more nights, free, all on Hilton points on my next big trip. So, it turns out that overall the Hilton Suk is a win win for me.

But the Hilton is not the only large international chain hotel that I will be staying at on my next 6 week visit to BKK. The Sukhumvit area has many hotels like the Hilton to choose from of similar quality and in the same price range more or less. I like to change hotels and locations every 6 or 7 days on average to mix things up and to not get too well known in any one place. Harry Haller, the Steppenwolf, is a personal hero of mine. 555.

Hi Natty,

What are you current favorite MPs and are there any ladies in particular you would recommend?

I like anal and CIM / COF. I like ladies who are gentle and submissive. PSE and GFE both work for me.

I have 2-3 regulars I try to meet every time I go to BKK. I am always looking for new regulars. A regular for me is a lady who gives me better or at least consistent service.

Take care!

/ Kirsia.

[QUOTE=NattyBumpo;2382427]I stayed there in May for 5 nights. I received a discount rate on the room thanks to their internet offer to apply for their Amex Hilton Credit Card right before I was about to book. The main perks for signing up for the CC was getting a whole bunch of Hilton points for a subsequent stay and instant Gold member status. Since the CC has no annual fee I think it is a good deal even if you don't use it very often. Anyway, upon check in Hilton upgraded me to an Honors Floor (no difference in room) and threw in free buffet breakfasts for my stay. I also had Executive Lounge privileges, but I never availed myself of that. As to the Hilton Hotel itself: I thought it was a pretty nice major international chain hotel. The room was a good size and all it's appointments were in very good taste. The buffet breakfasts were very good. The location was fine for me as it is close to the oilies, two high end malls which are convenient for their gourmet grocery store and tasty food courts, and the BTS although I prefer motorcycle taxis unless I am going cross town. The only thing I think the hotel missed on was the size of its roof top pool; its on the small side for a major hotel and I prefer larger pools for more privacy, but the bottom line is I am booked back at the Hilton again for 4 more nights, free, all on Hilton points on my next big trip. So, it turns out that overall the Hilton Suk is a win win for me.

But the Hilton is not the only large international chain hotel that I will be staying at on my next 6 week visit to BKK. The Sukhumvit area has many hotels like the Hilton to choose from of similar quality and in the same price range more or less. I like to change hotels and locations every 6 or 7 days on average to mix things up and to not get too well known in any one place. Harry Haller, the Steppenwolf, is a personal hero of mine. 555.[/QUOTE]

Long time mongerer but never in Thailand.

I usually use airbnb in Europe and Latin America but I've heard that's not ideal in Thailand?

What are some good recommendations. I checked [URL]hotels.com[/URL] and it looks like there is a ton of options and I can't really tell what's good and what isn't.

Do we need to buy ahead of time or is the price about the same day of?

[QUOTE=HumanBeing1;2384738]Long time mongerer but never in Thailand.

I usually use airbnb in Europe and Latin America but I've heard that's not ideal in Thailand?

What are some good recommendations. I checked [URL]hotels.com[/URL] and it looks like there is a ton of options and I can't really tell what's good and what isn't.

Do we need to buy ahead of time or is the price about the same day of?[/QUOTE]We don't know what's good for you and whether 3, 4 or 5 stars. None of us can tell anything much other than by reading reviews, and allowing for personal grumpiness. I generally use [URL]booking.com[/URL], trip advisor, OYO, Whatif etc. Airbnb has the disadvantage that its possible your private booking is not honoured, based on what I read. That would be very unusual for major booking sites. Some cheap apartments are also listed on major booking sites. I got a great apartment for good price on occasion, but rarely in absolutely ideal location.

So you need to pick a starting location first. Some like to be staying not too far from Nana BTS (skytrain station), I usually prefer Asoke to Phrom Phong BTS stations region. Close to many Massage joints, Soi Cowboy bars, supermarket, skytrain, underground train also, etc.

Its possible prices can go up very close to the date, or rooms can be sold out. I book at least 1 day in advance so I am sure I have accommodation for at least tomorrow. In very old days we used to go from Hotel to Hotel looking for available rooms and checking prices. That was before internet. Ha ha.

Best to not book very far in advance unless your plans are very fixed and stabilised. Most of us want to keep options open, especially, if don't like a Hotel newly tried, to change to another one. Could be as simple as bed was too hard, or room too noisy.