Bangkok Hotels

[QUOTE=AsianRain;3014679]As mentioned by OEM, the Four Points Sheraton on Soi15 has a back door which opens on Soi17. Not quite a secret tunnel, rather a short cut where you walk up the alley past Canary Massage to Soi19 and you will save some steps to Terminal 21. See pic. Enjoy BKK, AR.[/QUOTE]Thanks. By no means a "backdoor that opens up to T21".

[QUOTE=PgReal;3014650]I really seriously wouldn't be worrying about girls being asked to sign in at reception and leave their ID. It's there to protect you nothing more. From thief but also possible psycho ladies. There are all sorts out there especially if you use the apps like TF, Tinder etc. I talk from personal experience!! I. e. Hotels keeping an eye on who is up in your room is not necessarily a bad thing.[/QUOTE]Have no idea why you quoted my on this. Not what I was asking about whatsoever.

Citin Sukhumvit 11 on Soi 11/1.

This hotel has a theft problem. Avoid! I had the extreme misfortunate of staying here for 10 days. After a few days I noticed one of my best shirts was missing. After a few days another. In total of five items of clothing went missing during my stay. When I asked the front desk about it a nasty little staff member (rge one from Sakorn Nakorn) got into a shouting match with me about it. It was then that I recall hearing her in a vulgar shouting match with guests three other times during my stay over missing items.

The same clerk also tried to charge me for having my sheets cleaned after I'd spilled a drink on them one night. First of all, over 10 nights I only had my room cleaned three times. Secondly that's absurd to ask your guest to pay for house cleaning. They don't change the sheets after every guest unless they're visibly dirty? Disgusting.

The same snotty little clerk also hinted it I had been throwing things out of my window. She said they have video surveillance and I asked to see it and ask if she had any proof and she admitted she did not. At that point she was told to STFU then.

Also, the woman who does the housekeeping on floor five is rude and doesn't do a good job. The entire place has grime on the floors and instead of actually cleaning they just mop the dirt around.

Speaking of thievery, do not take their recommendation to have the massage shop two doors down do your laundry. You will only get half of it back as I did and I had to go back and argue for them to find the rest of it. Then they have the audacity to try to charge me for giving me the rest of my laundry and question whether or not it was actually mine. Highly unprofessional.

Location is good for that part of town if you don't mind zero security and working girls walking the hallways at night, but otherwise a complete disaster of a stay. Again, avoid at all costs. I would have moved out after the second or third night if I hadn't paid for the whole stay in advance.

My experience with Citin Sukhumvit 11 on Soi 11/1 was just fine.

Stayed there for two days and left valuables worth 1000's of dollars in my room without a problem. No clothes missing. I wonder why the OP below had such a different experience? Lastly given the room rate and location, exactly what did he expect? It is in the middle of debauchery with an extremely low rate per room night in Bangkok. I will return!

[QUOTE=GaijinGigolo;3015758]Citin Sukhumvit 11 on Soi 11/1.

This hotel has a theft problem. Avoid! I had the extreme misfortunate of staying here for 10 days. After a few days I noticed one of my best shirts was missing. After a few days another. In total of five items of clothing went missing during my stay. When I asked the front desk about it a nasty little staff member (rge one from Sakorn Nakorn) got into a shouting match with me about it. It was then that I recall hearing her in a vulgar shouting match with guests three other times during my stay over missing items.

The same clerk also tried to charge me for having my sheets cleaned after I'd spilled a drink on them one night. First of all, over 10 nights I only had my room cleaned three times. Secondly that's absurd to ask your guest to pay for house cleaning. They don't change the sheets after every guest unless they're visibly dirty? Disgusting.

The same snotty little clerk also hinted it I had been throwing things out of my window. She said they have video surveillance and I asked to see it and ask if she had any proof and she admitted she did not. At that point she was told to STFU then.

Also, the woman who does the housekeeping on floor five is rude and doesn't do a good job. The entire place has grime on the floors and instead of actually cleaning they just mop the dirt around.

Speaking of thievery, do not take their recommendation to have the massage shop two doors down do your laundry. You will only get half of it back as I did and I had to go back and argue for them to find the rest of it. Then they have the audacity to try to charge me for giving me the rest of my laundry and question whether or not it was actually mine. Highly unprofessional..[/QUOTE][QUOTE=SubCmdr;3004840]During my last trip to Bangkok I stayed in three different hotels:

[U]Holiday Inn Sukhumvit by IHG[/U]

Highest quality of the three. Also the most expensive. Where I would take ATF if we went to vacation in Bangkok. Has a great location and every thing you want. Gym, pool, great restaurant for breakfast. Room laid out for a baller / shot caller!

[U]Sukhumvit suites[/U]

Midlevel quality. Great location. Right next to train station: BTS? Great restaurant down stairs. Great value for the price. I have zero complaints..[/QUOTE]

Hey guys, just booked to return to Bangkok in November. I've been there for short trips (3-5 days) in 2019,2022, 2023 and 2024. Just wanted to say thanks for those of you providing trip reports. They are really helpful for those of us who only come irregularly and for short times. I usually stay at Night (previously Dream) Hotel, close to Thermae, but this time decided on Maison Hotel close to Nana Plaza.

My preferences are young, slim and natural at least be size tits, more innocent looking than slutty. I like all the experiences, but I don't get the attraction of nuru. The action seems rather mechanical and I prefer GFE experiences on a real bed. Last trip I spent time lining up girls on TF, with mixed but overall good results. I still like Thermae because of its unique atmosphere. Like a candy store. And my experiences have been relatively good. I only had 2 duds out of 8 girls, so the ratio ain't bad. And a couple were A+ experiences. I'm not so big on GoGo bars, as I find it difficult to choose girls, but one of my very best experiences was pulling a lovely girl with great service from Soi Cowboy (can't remember which club), unlike some of the recent reports here.

Anyway, looking forward to more reports and posting mine after the next trip. Enjoy, boys!

Nice hotel, 2 buildings I stayed in the building that fronts the road. Has the pool on top. Girl friendly no need to take them by the front desk to register. Pool and pool bar were good. Had 2 for 1 cocktails after 3 or 4 pm I think. It is all the way at the back of the Soi if you aren't one for walking but plenty of options for getting to train quickly around. I would stay here again, and ask for the pool building if I can again just for privacy.

Hi all, I will be in BKK at the end of Sept and was wondering if Hiltons are still guest-friendly? I am looking at Airbnb also as an option, and wondering who has opinions on that. 7 years ago, when I was last there, I could walk into the Conrad with 2-3 women, no one batted an eye. Anyone still have experience with that?

[QUOTE=BadDances;3018060]Hi all, I will be in BKK at the end of Sept and was wondering if Hiltons are still guest-friendly? [/QUOTE]Both DoubleTree by Hilton hotels, in Sukhumvit Soi 2 and Soi 26, are guest-friendly.

Hi, I stumbled across the website listed below. I wanted to solicit some advice as I am torn between the Fraser Suites or the JW Marriott. I wanted to politely ask which one offers a bit more privacy, meeting it is more discrete when bringing a lady back to your place? I am just a very private person. Thanks!

[URL]http://guestfriendlyhotelsbangkok.com/[/URL]

Headed to Bangkok in 2 days, and still not booked a hotel yet, how fucked am I?

I am just looking for a affordable place with reliable Wi-Fi, table I can work with and close to the action.

Any suggestions will be deeply appreciated. Thank you.

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;3021466][b]Boss Suites Nana Hotel on Soi 4 is 4-star, only $28, large suites, nice, clean, quiet with nice, cool breeze from the big park[/b]. I think they still have free breakfast with eggs cooked to order. Woraburi is on the same alley, 3-star, only $20. Both are about the same with good Wi-Fi, pools and large lobbies open out to the alley, very relaxing. I stayed at various 4 and 5-star hotels on Soi 2, Soi 4 and others in this area, these 2 are nice, clean enough, quiet, not crowded, convenient, laid back and relaxing, staff is fun, friendly like family, very Thai.

Just walk out to soi 4 there are lots of girls day and night on the street and in Nana plaza bars, also lots of restaurants, bars, massages, street food stalls, 7-11 stores ect.

Dozens street girls hang out day and night along Soi 4 with a big crowd of all skin complexion in front of hotel Maison with those plumeria trees. I bagged a beautiful, nice, fun, light-skin, blond hair, horny Kazakh girl with one of the hottest session anywhere ever. Still thinking about going back for her and her friends.[/QUOTE]Appreciate the Hotel Recommendation. I saved it in Google Maps. Thanks!

[QUOTE=Chicharito99;3021146]Headed to Bangkok in 2 days, and still not booked a hotel yet, how fucked am I?

I am just looking for a affordable place with reliable Wi-Fi, table I can work with and close to the action.

Any suggestions will be deeply appreciated. Thank you.[/QUOTE]The good news is you are far from Fucked. I regularly book a hotel sometimes only upon my arrival at the airport in Bangkok. I travel non revenue so I often don't know if I'm getting on the plane until the plane is almost ready to push back. Therfore booking a hotel in Advance does me no good. There are tons and tons and tons of options. Some of my favs are The Royal Ivory Nana on soi 4. The Dynasty Grand, my go to had been The Ruamchitt where Thermae is in the basement but they've become quite expensive lately. But there are tons of other options close to the action.

So I'll be back in BKK after a long hieatus. And I know many hotels keep the girls ID's. Here is a question.

Are those ID's logged any place. So if someone (ie: spouse) calls and asks who "else" popped in. Is that documeted or is it just like literally holding luggage (meaning not really tracked just give us your claim ticket and go).

Don't really want to have any sort of paper trail on things. And ideally a hotel that doesn't even look is perfect (thinking of the The Westin Grande Sukhumvit, Bangkok might be a "no-tell" hotel). But one can never tell.

Suggestions are greatly appreciated.

[QUOTE=DeepThoughts7;3018332]Hi, I stumbled across the website listed below. I wanted to solicit some advice as I am torn between the Fraser Suites or the JW Marriott. I wanted to politely ask which one offers a bit more privacy, meeting it is more discrete when bringing a lady back to your place? I am just a very private person. Thanks!

[URL]http://guestfriendlyhotelsbangkok.com/[/URL][/QUOTE]I'm staying at the Jw Marriot again soon for 15 days. Normally super expensive but I got a good rate then further discount for long stay.

You could walk in late at night with 3 woman carrying a midget, they would probably offer to help carry the midget to your room.

Honestly stress free and no guest registration.

If you call someone to meet you there they just enter the hotel and head to the lifts, there are a couple of chairs and phones there for that purpose.

You just have to come down and collect them.

Never stayed at the Fraser.

I normally stay at the Adlphi Suites which is my favourite but there is construction at the back that disturbed me in March so didn't want to take the risk.

[QUOTE=MrSassinak;3022442]So I'll be back in BKK after a long hieatus. And I know many hotels keep the girls ID's. Here is a question.

Are those ID's logged any place. So if someone (ie: spouse) calls and asks who "else" popped in. Is that documeted or is it just like literally holding luggage (meaning not really tracked just give us your claim ticket and go).

Don't really want to have any sort of paper trail on things. And ideally a hotel that doesn't even look is perfect (thinking of the The Westin Grande Sukhumvit, Bangkok might be a "no-tell" hotel). But one can never tell.

Suggestions are greatly appreciated.[/QUOTE]Not all hotels do the same thing with the girls' IDs. My two most recent Bangkok hotels copy the ID and hold the original until the session is finished and reception calls me to verify everything is OK. All the girls IDs sit on reception desk with a paper copy and the room number. I don't know what they do with the paper copies, perhaps they are scanned into the system. Other hotels may do different things. 10 years ago the ID guard at Ambassador Tower wing just sat in a chair at base of elevator with no visible means of recording visitor data. One of my Samui resorts doesn't even have a night guard station to collect IDs, the night time guard is a rover.

I favor the hotels that retain guest data, it is for my safety and for liability in case the girl goes bonkers and trashes the hotel (or harms me). Some hotels have a list of banned girls that have caused problems.

[QUOTE=DeepThoughts7;3018332]Hi, I stumbled across the website listed below. I wanted to solicit some advice as I am torn between the Fraser Suites or the JW Marriott. I wanted to politely ask which one offers a bit more privacy, meeting it is more discrete when bringing a lady back to your place? I am just a very private person. [/QUOTE]These are two very different hotels.

The Fraser is a 4. 5 star hotel and has large rooms (suites) with balconies. The hotel is very quest friendly but there is a "walk of shame" past the front desk to get to the elevators. Everybody who works at this hotel is super friendly does not give a shit who you are with, but a significant proportion of the Fraser's guests are Muslim middle eastern families visiting BKK for medical reason (there is a hospital nearby) and these fat matriarchs smell bad from perfume abuse and they won't even get into an elevator with a farang let alone a farang and his girls. It is humorous to watch these cows in action. My girls like to make fun of them once we are alone in the elevator. The Fraser Hotel location is near the far end of Soi 11 which has its good points and bad points, but it is a trek to Sukhumvit.

The JW is a 5-star guest friendly hotel. I think there are nicer 5 stars in the vicinity, but only one other 5-star is right around the corner from Nana. There is no "walk of shame" at this hotel because the front desk is located at the far-right side of the lobby. Just walk into the lobby a few feet, turn left, and you are in front of the elevators. Very discreet. Nobody will see you or care even if they do.

So, according to your criteria, unless a balcony is really important to you (reefer), and provided you are getting a good deal at the JW, I think the JW will suit your plans best.