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Which is the best hotel or Airbnb to book near nana where I can easily bring daily girls to hotel without any trouble or check in?

If I book ruamchitt hotel then can I bring daily 2-3 new girl to room without checking her in?

Any issues with girls coming here?

[QUOTE=NewMonger88;3033992]Which is the best hotel or Airbnb to book near nana where I can easily bring daily girls to hotel without any trouble or check in?

If I book ruamchitt hotel then can I bring daily 2-3 new girl to room without checking her in?[/QUOTE]A lot of this information is available on the forums. I don't know what is good for you, but I have narrowed my choice to Hotel Maison.

Folks here are very helpful and have been very helpful to me. I have never been even out of the country let alone Bangkok, but you have to do some homework. LOL I would urge you to read the forums and also search using google maps. Read the hotel reviews on [URL]Hotels.com[/URL] / Google / Expedia / Airbnb. Etc. Lot can be learned to research.

[QUOTE=PogeEater;3034274]Any issues with girls coming here?[/QUOTE]I don't know these hotels, but generally girls have to check in at reception.

[QUOTE=FarmerBoy45;3031957]Anyone know if Ibis on Soi 24 is guest friendly? I like the idea of staying close to Soi 24/1 Alley and Phrom Phong BTS station. I typically stay at Adelphi Suites, but when I was there in July a new skyscraper (hotel?) was just under construction directly by Adelphi and I don't want to deal with construction noise.[/QUOTE]I stayed at the Night Hotel Bangkok. Sukhumvit 15, very well located next to the BTS. Nice hotel, not too expensive.

[QUOTE=PogeEater;3034274]Any issues with girls coming here?[/QUOTE]I have only been to Banyan Tree but no issues with the girls coming and going. You don't even have to pass the reception to get to the elevators. Please keep in mind those are the same elevators that go up to the rooftop restaurant / bar. Clientele is on the higher end so hopefully she is dressed somewhat respectable.

[QUOTE=Mogwai;3013336]If this hotel is quiet then it must have damn good soundproof windows. I have stayed at the Samala Hotel, which is only a little bit further down Soi 15, and the noise of the motorbikes and tuktuks drving by almost all night long was driving me crazy.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Paolo99;3013343]It probably depends on which side of the street your room is facing and which building your room is located in (there are two distinct buildings for the Night Hotel).

I stayed in their first building a few weeks ago (Bronze room) and I agree I could hear the sound of the bikes in the street.

Then I stayed at their second building (Gold room) a week later, I think it was better in this aspect, but I felt like the difference of price between a Bronze room and a Gold one was not worth it (plus when you're staying in the second building, you've got to come to the first one for the breakfast, good breakfast by the way) .[/QUOTE]I've stayed at Night Hotel many times and I think I have an understanding of which rooms are quiet and which are not. Every time I've been on the Soi 15 side. Building 1 has always had much street noise. Building 2 has much street noise on the upper floors but not so much on the lower floors (say, floor 6 and below). The difference is there are some low buildings between Soi 15 and building 2, those low buildings block some of the street noise if your room is sufficiently low.

I've never measured rooms, but it seems the equal class rooms are a bit larger in building 2, but the building 1 rooms have an unfurnished balcony.

[QUOTE=NewMonger88;3033992]Which is the best hotel or Airbnb to book near nana where I can easily bring daily girls to hotel without any trouble or check in?

If I book ruamchitt hotel then can I bring daily 2-3 new girl to room without checking her in?[/QUOTE]Got to give a shout out to the Double Tree. It's nothing like a US double tree. It's like a 4. 5 star hotel I would say. And super convenient to Nana.

It couldn't possibly be more girl friendly. I'the arrived at night and checked in and immediately went to nana plaza. When I pulled a girl at 2 am I had forgotten my room number and lost my key anyhow. So there I am with my hottie at reception finding out my room number and getting a key. The girl didn't bat an eye. Don't ask her name. No ID no nothing. She just gave me the key and we were on our way.

Truly classy hotel and so close to Nana but priced at half the JW. Great value.

[QUOTE=Steve9696;3037300]Got to give a shout out to the Double Tree. [/QUOTE]I concur, the DoubleTree by Hilton Bangkok Ploenchit in Soi 2 is great! Not cheap, but good value for money.

Please note there's also a DoubleTree in Soi 26, called DoubleTree by Hilton Sukhumvit.
I have stayed there only once, and my room did not have a hose next to the toilet, which I found rather strange. But other than that, this DoubleTree is also great.

[QUOTE=PogeEater;3034274]Any issues with girls coming here?[/QUOTE]I stayed at the Conrad and only brought back 1 girl (Thermae, mixed experience but that's for a different post). Nobody cared when I brought her in late in the evening but she was also ok dressed. Should have probably checked her in but since nobody bothered us we just went to the room. Location was good, I mainly walked towards Nana. Taxi or BTS for other ventures.

Would it be advisable to get an Airbnb or hotel? I am working on planning a trip and would be about a week give or take days. This is my first time going to Thailand and I just want to have as much fun as I can have.

[QUOTE=Jizzme;3038210]Would it be advisable to get an Airbnb or hotel? I am working on planning a trip and would be about a week give or take days. This is my first time going to Thailand and I just want to have as much fun as I can have.[/QUOTE]Depends what U want to do. I personally love the Gogos at Nana Plaza. If that's your thing and you have coin then stay at the Landmark hands down. Lovely hotel. Just around the corner from Nana Plaza. If you want to save a few bucks so the Double Tree. It's a little less convenient but a great hotel. Both are certified girl friendly. I would not recommend trying to navigate Airbnb your first visit.

[QUOTE=Steve9696;3038215]Depends what U want to do. I personally love the Gogos at Nana Plaza. If that's your thing and you have coin then stay at the Landmark hands down. Lovely hotel. Just around the corner from Nana Plaza. If you want to save a few bucks so the Double Tree. It's a little less convenient but a great hotel. Both are certified girl friendly. I would not recommend trying to navigate Airbnb your first visit.[/QUOTE]I'm not sure gogos are my thing but people do people get banned for bringing girls back to Airbnb's? LOL.

[QUOTE=Jizzme;3038210]Would it be advisable to get an Airbnb or hotel? I am working on planning a trip and would be about a week give or take days. This is my first time going to Thailand and I just want to have as much fun as I can have.[/QUOTE]I concur with those who counsel against Airbnb for the first time visitor. If you've never spent time in Bangkok, you don't know the difference between a good location and a bad one. Bringing girls to an Airbnb may annoy neighbors. And if you're staying for a week it's nice to have housekeeping and perhaps breakfast in the lobby.

New guys will probably do well to stay within 1,000 meters of Nana Plaza. One hotel I often recommend is the Shama Suites Sukhumvit. It's on the east side of Sukhumvit 2, just south of the massive J.W. Marriott. But if you go out the back door and cut through a little snicket you come out on Sukhumvit 4 Alley in front of Fitzgerald's Pub. That's just steps from Nana Plaza, which is super handy if you pull from one of the go-go bars in that complex. From there you can walk north up to Sukhumvit Road (which runs E-W) and explore the odd-numbered sois branching off the north side, and the even numbered ones branching off the south side. Or you can walk south on Sukhumvit 4 Alley, which is packed with freelancers in the bars and girls on the street.

The Shama is a "serviced apartment" place, so you get a sitting room and kitchenette (w/ washing machine) to go with the bedroom. Water pressure and temperature is EXCELLENT. There is a rooftop pool and breakfast every day in the lobby. It's a popular place with families, many from the Gulf states, so after dark the lobby is as quiet as a library. No problem returning with a joiner, and they do insist on the usual formalities before you go up. Again, for the first timer this process is a good thing.

Best way to book is on their web site. Joining their club costs nothing and gives you access to "member rates."

[QUOTE=Bunky;3038870]The Shama is a "serviced apartment" place, so you get a sitting room and kitchenette (w/ washing machine) to go with the bedroom. [/QUOTE]I'll concur with [B]Bunky[/B] on the attractions of "serviced apartments". Way back when, I'd stay at Suk's Soi 15, Royal President serviced apartments. House keeping several days a week, microwave, a LARGE refrigerator (no mini-bar me) for your drinks and snacks. Having lived in hotels for years, you quickly learn the important differences. Even the "luxury" of being able to do your own laundry ("gee, I sent out XL'S, they came back M's, the cold water, line dry NOT understood). Girls will take into consideration travel distance and "known" (some obscure place out in the sticks doesn't exactly scream "safety" - yes Thailand is safe, but foreigners not all). Having a place to kick back and relax other than the bed and a hardback chair will be appreciated. Having a dining table and chairs for a nosh from street vendor food brought back for refreshments between rounds - great.