Bangkok Hotels

[QUOTE=PgReal;3074342]The hotels that don't allow double occupancy or charge double for it are probably the type of hotels you don't want to be staying in anyway.

Read down the forum, so many good hotels available at the moment with good deals during this low season.[/QUOTE]Always book double occupancy. Saving a few dollars or euros isn't going to ruin your vacay but it would ruin your night if you find that guest you want to bring up to your room and the hotel says no guest or tries to get you to pay extra 1000 tbh.

Not your regular hotel reviews.

First, the Hilton on Soi Asoke. A 5 minute stroll to Soi Cowboy. Previously named the Millenium and Pullman. At the time, totally guest friendly, without any "transfer" or "joiner" fee. No idea about today. Comfortable bed, especially if shared by a damsel rescued from Lollipop in NEP. Though looking younger, this GF for the night was 28 years old. Began working in Nana at age 19; got knocked up and returned to her Issan village to have her son. Had just returned to BKK to resume her participation in the world's oldest profession.

Second, is at Nana Hotel, Soi 4. 3* Vietnam War era and perfectly located directly across from the NEP and surrounded by almost all mongering options. These days about the only thing good about it is location, price and being totally guest friendly. In fact, you might get a weird look if you don't come back at night with the girl of your dreams. In it's hay day, there was hardly a table in the large restaurant at breakfast time that didn't have a punter with his previous night's conquest. Apparently, my "conquest" thought we were going swimming. She found out later that she wouldn't need her Shark Bar-issued swimsuit for what was on my agenda. She was 19 years old; a former golf caddy who entered the profession at Clinton Plaza. Like many of the women there (and, notably, The Doll House) she migrated to Soi Cowboy.

Fellow men of culture.

Can anyone kindly share hotels that have mirrors and tall beds around nana area. Its a weird preference of mine. LOL.

[QUOTE=BiggieWallet;3078534]Fellow men of culture.

Can anyone kindly share hotels that have mirrors and tall beds around nana area. Its a weird preference of mine. LOL.[/QUOTE]Not quite what you are looking for I'd say, but S15 hotel has 4 poster style beds (something to grip onto or hold arms about head, or tie her to), just they aren't the strongest.

Also they have a floor to about 8 ft high mirror, not right at the bed, but there is an armchair and foot stool in front of it, so you can get into some nice positions.

Haven't come across mirrors on ceiling yet haha! But AYA massage does have them which is a nice touch when you are getting head.

I apologize in advance, since I know this "girl friendly" theme has been covered and covered again. I'm trying to book a hotel for business trip and will have meetings around lumpini park and park Hyatt area. I want to put some distance between my coworkers and my nightlife activities and considering Sivatel and oriental residences as the base of operation. Does anyone have first hand experience or strong opinions about bringing TF or Thermae girls there. I know Hyatt regency would be the natural choice, I am just afraid staying in the heart of Sukhumvit could raise questions when I try to expense it.

Torn between the two. Which to choose?

Are both Guest Friendly? There's a video on Youtube saying Maison is the new Nana Hotel so that is very enticing. But Adelphi has Washer / Dryer option so decisions decisions.

Adelphi Suites on Soi 6 is rated 4-star, about $120 a night, shows a washing machine in the room, not sure about a dryer, no restaurant, no breakfast, near Sukhumvit and Nana MTR station, possible more noise. Of course both hotels are girls friendly.

Hotel Maison on Soi 2/4 is rated 5-star, about $72 a night including a good breakfast buffet. Maison was recently renovated, decor and soft lighting make this place feel warm, comfortable, relaxed, like home. Quick access to Soi 4 and Nana Plaza with large selections of girls in bars and on streets will maximize your fun. You can walk bar girls and street girls to your room quickly.

The hotel will do laundry for a couple bucks. There are a couple shops and laundrymats in Soi 6 alley for DIY within walking distance.

I prefer to split my time between bars, streets, restaurants, sight seeing ect. Here's a hot blonde I bagged in front of Hotel Maison on Soi 4. We were both so turned on for each other, attacked each other physically and vocally in bed, one of the hottest sessions. Her hair was all messed up after. I gave her tel to a couple bros. They found her and had good times.

[QUOTE=Dinotrex;3084230]Torn between the two. Which to choose?
Are both Guest Friendly? There's a video on Youtube saying Maison is the new Nana Hotel so that is very enticing. But Adelphi has Washer / Dryer option so decisions decisions.[/QUOTE]Both are guest friendly. You don't need a washer / dryer, as there are laundry services around.

Sheraton Grand has that great pool. But you got to hit the pool early if you want to find a semi decent spot. And their breakfasts are great especially for Bonvoy members. I also love the tiled bathrooms. Rooms otherwise a little dated but clean. Also 2, or sometimes even 4, pieces of free laundry DAILY, which is a real bonus in sweaty BKK. Down side is, Girl friendliness. While I am certain the hotel will have zero objections, entry and exit is anything but inconspicuous. Also majority of guests are actually all 'legit' so factor in a walk of shame element as well. I have never bought home any take out to this hotel.

Sofitel I have not tried yet, but for a NANA fan, it's a little closer to the action each night. Marginally so. The hotel also looks a little newer from the photos. I have not stayed but I think Sofitels are a slightly cut above the Sheraton Grands, globally. Welcome views here.

It's been a while since I stayed at the intercon on Sukhumvit, but there are a few positives that have imprinted on me. The pool while not Sherton Grand level is also pretty decent. I have no real recolection of the breakfast set up. They had a pick-up bar/club in the basement so you had an onsite talent pool. I wonder if that bar is now dead or still has some decent action. It's connected to a small shopping center and to a larger shopping center by skybridge which is super convenient. But the standout from this hotel was the Girl Friendliness. The bell man would collect my home delivery from reception and bring her directly to my room. Very nice of them.

It's been more than a hot minute since my last visit (pre-COVID), and I have an opportunity to finally get back to Bangkok. In the past, the JW was always girl friendly. I'd get great service and it was close to the train and Nana. I am inclined to stick with the JW, due to the convenient location, and wondering if it is still girl friendly, and / or if the Athenee might be a better choice.

Hello!

I tried searching through the forums but couldn't find any info. Is this hotel guest friendly? I like the location and have stayed here before but never tried bringing anyone over.

[QUOTE=BMoreDog69;3084676]It's been more than a hot minute since my last visit (pre-COVID), and I have an opportunity to finally get back to Bangkok. In the past, the JW was always girl friendly. I'd get great service and it was close to the train and Nana. I am inclined to stick with the JW, due to the convenient location, and wondering if it is still girl friendly, and / or if the Athenee might be a better choice.[/QUOTE]Both are great but I think JW is in a more overall convenient location.

[QUOTE=BMoreDog69;3084676]It's been more than a hot minute since my last visit (pre-COVID), and I have an opportunity to finally get back to Bangkok. In the past, the JW was always girl friendly. I'd get great service and it was close to the train and Nana. I am inclined to stick with the JW, due to the convenient location, and wondering if it is still girl friendly, and / or if the Athenee might be a better choice.[/QUOTE]Take a look at the map and tell me if you think the Athenee is a better choice than the JW. In my last post I mentioned I will be staying at the Intercontinental for 4 nights solely to take advantage of its proximate location to Patpong and of course because Spasso is right across the street and Mixx is in the same building. Other than that, the neighborhood is dead for mongering purposes, and it is NOT convenient walking distance to Nana if that is your plan with staying the Athenee. It is close to Central Embassy Mall which has a tasty, upscale food court.

On the other hand, there are plenty of great hotel choices proximate to Nana, Thermae, Soi 11, Asok ect, especially in the JW's price range. For example, I personally recommend the Hyatt Regency, the Sofitel, the Weston, the Sheraton, the Grande Centre T21, and the Radisson Blu. I have stayed in them all and they are all better located for your main purpose than the Athenee. The Athenee is where I would consider staying if I was with my wife and for some reason, I can't imagine what, we did not want to stay on the Chao Phraya River.

[QUOTE=FakeIt;3084408]Sheraton Grand has that great pool. But you got to hit the pool early if you want to find a semi decent spot. And their breakfasts are great especially for Bonvoy members. I also love the tiled bathrooms. Rooms otherwise a little dated but clean. Also 2, or sometimes even 4, pieces of free laundry DAILY, which is a real bonus in sweaty BKK. Down side is, Girl friendliness. While I am certain the hotel will have zero objections, entry and exit is anything but inconspicuous. Also majority of guests are actually all 'legit' so factor in a walk of shame element as well. I have never bought home any take out to this hotel.

Sofitel I have not tried yet, but for a NANA fan, it's a little closer to the action each night. Marginally so. The hotel also looks a little newer from the photos. I have not stayed but I think Sofitels are a slightly cut above the Sheraton Grands, globally. Welcome views here.

It's been a while since I stayed at the intercon on Sukhumvit, but there are a few positives that have imprinted on me. The pool while not Sherton Grand level is also pretty decent. I have no real recolection of the breakfast set up. They had a pick-up bar/club in the basement so you had an onsite talent pool. I wonder if that bar is now dead or still has some decent action..[/QUOTE]I agree with you on the Sheraton. It has a great pool, great location with easy access to the trains, but its rooms are a little dated.

Generally I would rate the Sheraton brand beneath JW, Hyatt, Intercontinental, and on par with Sofitel more or less, but this Sheraton is very popular hotel in BKK and thus it is usually more expensive than it's competition which I don't think is justified.

The Intercontinental opposite the Grand Hyatt are about equal as is the Weston, but the Grand Hyatt has a great garden pool area while the Intercontinental across the street and the Weston pools are rather small and do not impress. I have a reservation pending at the Hyatt Regency and I think this hotel is good choice quality and location wise and everything else. My main point is BKK has a lot of very good hotels to choose from. It is hard to go wrong.

Thanks.

I appreciate the comments. Convenience to Nana is important, but proximity to Nana isn't my only consideration for this trip.

[QUOTE=Allover;3084761]Both are great but I think JW is in a more overall convenient location.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AxelHeyst;3084806]Take a look at the map and tell me if you think the Athenee is a better choice than the JW. In my last post I mentioned I will be staying at the Intercontinental for 4 nights solely to take advantage of its proximate location to Patpong and of course because Spasso is right across the street and Mixx is in the same building. Other than that, the neighborhood is dead for mongering purposes, and it is NOT convenient walking distance to Nana if that is your plan with staying the Athenee. It is close to Central Embassy Mall which has a tasty, upscale food court.

On the other hand, there are plenty of great hotel choices proximate to Nana, Thermae, Soi 11, Asok ect, especially in the JW's price range. For example, I personally recommend the Hyatt Regency, the Sofitel, the Weston, the Sheraton, the Grande Centre T21, and the Radisson Blu. I have stayed in them all and they are all better located for your main purpose than the Athenee. The Athenee is where I would consider staying if I was with my wife and for some reason, I can't imagine what, we did not want to stay on the Chao Phraya River.[/QUOTE]