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08-31-24 06:41 #8015Senior Member

Posts: 2662I know, but the original poster was talking about the Alt Hotel Nana, which is another hotel.
Originally Posted by RacShack
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08-31-24 04:16 #8014Senior Member

Posts: 1028Stayed at Night / Dream in Feb
Hard to knock. Reasonable price for quality accom. No issues with girls or multiple. Quiet. Yeah pool and gum not great but adequate, BUT am trying Park Royal Suites next trip for bigger rooms and closer to action. Want to walk.
Originally Posted by Nyezhov
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Anyone stayed recently in Park Royal Suites. Formerly Phachara Suites?
NI.
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08-30-24 16:15 #8013Senior Member

Posts: 753I wish
Hi, bud no I'm talking about nana hotel where the girls stand in front of, it's been mentioned many many times about the roach; problem in the hotel, even the new rooms had problem with from the very beginning, now if they cleaned the problem up recently (doubtful) well good for them! A real shame because of location and even their pool is nice for daytime relaxing, hope this helps, and to each their own, I'm just giving my experience!
Originally Posted by Mogwai
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If stay in one of the older rooms, easy just look in the seal on refrigerator door and you will see all different sizes of them run!
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08-30-24 07:48 #8012Senior Member

Posts: 2810 days in Thailand: Hotels
Bangkok: Stayed at S15 and The Landmark. I would recommend both. S15 a bit cheaper with good central location in between Nana and cowboy. Landmark was much fancier and right next to nana plaza.
Pattaya: Stayed at Aya boutique hotel. It was good for bringing girls back since it's so close to walking street, but the hotel wasn't very nice. It looked better online IMO. Also did a night at the Arbour hotel which was much nicer, but sorta far from the action. Can't really recommend either.
All hotels were girl friendly. BTW I managed to snag some surprisingly good deals on last minute bookings, mostly through agoda. I am talking like 50-60% off on some of these rooms. Maybe I just got lucky.
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08-30-24 05:37 #8011Senior Member

Posts: 2662I think you are confusing the Nana Hotel with the Alt Hotel Nana. Sychip1 was staying in the latter.
Originally Posted by RacShack
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08-29-24 21:15 #8010Senior Member

Posts: 753Zip up all your bags
Zip and maybe even tape shut all you luggage, if not you will be loaded and now traveling with lots of cockroaches! Been discussed many times before, hotel will always have a room full of cockroaches, yes even the new rooms and breakfast area! Good luck if you don't mind sleeping with the roaches, look in the cracks of the refrigerator and you will see many, maybe good for some people but for me a no go!! Worked to hard in my life to settle for staying in a cockroach infested hotel! However if in need of a clean restroom in lobby while walking in the area if Great for that!! The restaurant in lobby also has lots of cockroaches even when you open the menu they come out! Very very sad but true, but the location is great LOL!!
Originally Posted by Sychip1
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08-29-24 19:14 #8009Senior Member

Posts: 2662The Dynasty Inn has been my favorite hotel for many years. But that was pre-Covid, to be honest. The last time I stayed there was around 2017, I think. Then I moved to The Dawin, further down Soi 4, which is also part of the Dynasty Group. The Dawin is a bit more expensive, but is a much newer hotel with nicer rooms. And more quiet, if you can get a room at the backside.
Originally Posted by PgReal
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The Dynasty Inn has two buildings: the first one is the so-called 'old building', which is facing Soi 4, and the second one is behind it and is called the 'new building' (although it's not really that new anymore). The rooms at the backside of the old building, and the rooms in the new building are the most quiet, although in the evening you will hear the thumping of the music in NEP.
Back in 2017 the rooms in the new building were nicer and less worn-out than most of the rooms in the old building. But they started renovating the old building around that time, so if they have continued doing that it should be better now.
It's a good budget hotel, and girl friendly. Just don't expect much comfort or luxury. The beds are rather hard for example.
There's also a Dynasty Inn in Pattaya, which is better (and newer) than the one in Bangkok IMO.
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08-29-24 01:35 #8008Senior Member

Posts: 2884I was there in June, it will be my go to place.
Originally Posted by BananaBoi
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08-29-24 00:35 #8007Senior Member

Posts: 2202Night Hotel
Yes, it is the old Dream Hotel. Building #1 has breakfast while building #2 has the pool and gym. I didn't know there were free tuk tuk, but they are normally available on the street just outside building #1.
Originally Posted by BananaBoi
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08-28-24 22:59 #8006Senior Member

Posts: 6804Night Hotel
This is the old Dream hotel, right? If it was Dream then it's a nice place but I haven't been since pre-COVID. Free tuk tuk to Terminal 21 and Asoke BTS/MRT. Good location for Thermae guys. Most girls won't complain too much for walking 5 minutes.
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08-28-24 10:22 #8005Senior Member

Posts: 514Dynasty inn hotel, any feedback?
Just curious, The Dynasty INN (as opposed to the Dynasty Grande Soi 6) which is right beside NP never gets a mention on any Guest friendly review site or forum, which I find weird. Is there something particularly wrong with it? All other hotels around get mentioned such as the majestic suites, nana hotel etc etc.
It seems to have a good rating on booking.com etc, has anyone stayed there this year at all?
Just looking for a cheap Short stay base while mongering around Nana but I still want it to be relatively clean, comfortable, air-conditioned!
Thanks.
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08-28-24 02:55 #8004Senior Member

Posts: 2202Night Hotel
It's a good hotel and I stay there frequently. Definitely girl friendly.
Originally Posted by Snook
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The pool is not large and not beautifully decorated, it's long and thin so swimming laps is fine. There is a bar at the pool.
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08-28-24 01:14 #8003Senior Member

Posts: 102Night hotel or other suggestions in that area
First time to BKK in November. Looking for nice but not over the top as I don't plan on spending time in the room except for sleep and. Nice pool with pool bar is a must. Obviously girl friendly. Any suggestions helpful as the number of choices is overwhelming.
TIA.
Happy Hunting.
Snook.
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08-24-24 08:51 #8002Senior Member

Posts: 241Hotel near near the action with good outside facilities
Any recommendations for a hotel near the action with good outside facilities?
I was thinking of a reasonable size pool with sun loungers that wasn't too cramped.
Too be honest at my age I need bit of a rest between the action so somewhere outside to relax would be useful.
Any ideas please?
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08-24-24 08:33 #8001Senior Member

Posts: 241Hotel near near the action with good outside facilities
Any recommendations for a hotel near the action with good outside facilities?
I was thinking of a reasonable size pool with sun loungers that wasn't too cramped.
Too be honest at my age I need bit of a rest between the action so somewhere outside to relax would be useful.
Any ideas please?

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