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Dear all,
Planning my upcoming trip to BKK, will only stay 3 nights, hope to have some one out there to provide some ideas between Public House vs Quarter Phrom phong by UHG Hotel. Both is on SOI 31 Sukumvit.
I think both are close to those massage parlors around.
Thanks.
[QUOTE=MachoDik;2953041]Dear all,
Planning my upcoming trip to BKK, will only stay 3 nights, hope to have some one out there to provide some ideas between Public House vs Quarter Phrom phong by UHG Hotel. Both is on SOI 31 Sukumvit.
I think both are close to those massage parlors around.
Thanks.[/QUOTE]Public house is much better, Quarter is more your mid-range whereas PH is a solid 4 star but with price tag to match. Get a sense that PH is more your affluent couples / families rather than single guy bringing back a girl in the afternoon then another one in the evening or something. The kinda place I would perhaps take my GF to.
[QUOTE=Pram1000;2951564]Hello, have read through the threads, but am unable to conclude on a girl friendly 5 star hotel, close to the action spots and where I can probably get two girl's together as I plan to stay there for just one night. Request help please. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]I can recommend the Sofitel Sukhumvit or the Hyatt Regency; they are 5-star hotels and expensive, but they don't have issues with girls. The Landmark Hotel is also great, and girls don't need to register at the reception because the elevator doesn't require a key card. There's the JW Marriott across from Nana Plaza, but for me it's too expensive even though it's an older hotel.
[QUOTE=Sychip1;2953058]Public house is much better, Quarter is more your mid-range whereas PH is a solid 4 star but with price tag to match. Get a sense that PH is more your affluent couples / families rather than single guy bringing back a girl in the afternoon then another one in the evening or something. The kinda place I would perhaps take my GF to.[/QUOTE]Thanks for information. I have decided to take Quarter in this trip but choose a bigger room, executive room. Hope I won't be disappointed with my selection. I believed quarter is girl friendly, right?
[QUOTE=MachoDik;2953488]Thanks for information. I have decided to take Quarter in this trip but choose a bigger room, executive room. Hope I won't be disappointed with my selection. I believed quarter is girl friendly, right?[/QUOTE]Yeah should be fine although being smaller / boutique the Quarter has a smaller reception so a potential walk of shame whereas PH you can probably go in and no-one notices you as there's a few restaurants in there.
So as it turns out, I get to leave five days earlier for my trip and so I wanted to take advantage by staying in Bangkok for five days prior to heading to Pattaya. Looking for recommendations to Thermae and Nana. I almost booked the Ruamchitt, but after reading the reviews on here, I've concluded that most of you mongers consider it almost like a short term hotel, which I don't want to stay in. I do not need a five star, something comparable to like a three star hotel works for me. Preferably something in the $60 to maybe $80 range? Would like to be able to conveniently perhaps a walk to Thermae and or Nana.
[QUOTE=GettingTang;2957519]So as it turns out, I get to leave five days earlier for my trip and so I wanted to take advantage by staying in Bangkok for five days prior to heading to Pattaya. Looking for recommendations to Thermae and Nana. I almost booked the Ruamchitt, but after reading the reviews on here, I've concluded that most of you mongers consider it almost like a short term hotel, which I don't want to stay in. I do not need a five star, something comparable to like a three star hotel works for me. Preferably something in the $60 to maybe $80 range? Would like to be able to conveniently perhaps a walk to Thermae and or Nana.[/QUOTE]I just stayed at the Ruamchitt. Fabulous virtually empty pool, clean room, good stuff, dated yet still comfortable, reasonably priced, quiet, boring breakfast, perfect location, great nightly shows.
I usually stay at the doubletree*It's a block from Nana and I've never had an issue with visitors. The breakfast is great, too.
[QUOTE=GettingTang;2957519]So as it turns out, I get to leave five days earlier for my trip and so I wanted to take advantage by staying in Bangkok for five days prior to heading to Pattaya. Looking for recommendations to Thermae and Nana. I almost booked the Ruamchitt, but after reading the reviews on here, I've concluded that most of you mongers consider it almost like a short term hotel, which I don't want to stay in. I do not need a five star, something comparable to like a three star hotel works for me. Preferably something in the $60 to maybe $80 range? Would like to be able to conveniently perhaps a walk to Thermae and or Nana.[/QUOTE]
I wanted a change this time and decided to stay at the hotel montien near thaniya in silom. Are there any take out options for non japanese men there?
I do not like going to gogos.
[QUOTE=GettingTang;2957519]So as it turns out, I get to leave five days earlier for my trip and so I wanted to take advantage by staying in Bangkok for five days prior to heading to Pattaya. Looking for recommendations to Thermae and Nana. I almost booked the Ruamchitt, but after reading the reviews on here, I've concluded that most of you mongers consider it almost like a short term hotel, which I don't want to stay in. I do not need a five star, something comparable to like a three star hotel works for me. Preferably something in the $60 to maybe $80 range? Would like to be able to conveniently perhaps a walk to Thermae and or Nana.[/QUOTE]S15, one block from Thermae seems to be a good option on the budget you've mentioned. I've also booked to be staying there shortly.
[QUOTE=GettingTang;2957519]So as it turns out, I get to leave five days earlier for my trip and so I wanted to take advantage by staying in Bangkok for five days prior to heading to Pattaya. Looking for recommendations to Thermae and Nana. I almost booked the Ruamchitt, but after reading the reviews on here, I've concluded that most of you mongers consider it almost like a short term hotel, which I don't want to stay in. I do not need a five star, something comparable to like a three star hotel works for me. Preferably something in the $60 to maybe $80 range? Would like to be able to conveniently perhaps a walk to Thermae and or Nana.[/QUOTE]Ibis Styles and Novotel on soi 4 are OK, so is Ambassador on soi 11, Dynasty Grande on Soi 6 very good, and Night hotel Soi 15.
Had several ladies join me here. Big rooms with nice bathroom. Easy reception where the girl can just walk by and take the elevator.
Can you recommend a hotel around Makkasan where I can give the room number to the lady and she can just walk straight up to the elevator and go to my door?
Not so fond of having to hassle with lady check-in.
Anybody know if this hotel is guest friendly? Can't find much info online about it. Gets good reviews also.
[QUOTE=Darkcraft;2960330]Anybody know if this hotel is guest friendly? Can't find much info online about it. Gets good reviews also.[/QUOTE]I think it's because it's relatively new not many have stayed there. I remember I walked past a few times thinking it looks quite good. But tbh in Bkk & especially this area it's difficult to find a place that's not guest-friendly.
[QUOTE=Darkcraft;2960330]Anybody know if this hotel is guest friendly? Can't find much info online about it. Gets good reviews also.[/QUOTE]It is girl friendly. See my review.
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