Bangkok Hotels

[Pdpm21]

Has anyone ever been to this hotel? https://www.agoda.com/partners/partn...6&hid=37462759 It's brand new and I was thinking to book it for my next stay. It's the new one not the older at Phloen Chit.

I was there last week, it's great place to stay, it's new and the rooms are very nice. I liked the swimming pool a lot and breakfast is delicious, no problems receiving girls there, I called 3 escorts and they sent them up without any issue.

[Sychip1]

Even during off seasons, the price for hotels have shot up like crazy in Bangkok.

Since majority of these hotels have been taken over by consortiums, there is a nexus between them to fix the prices. It's close to impossible to get the.

Amazing deals like we used to get in the past during off seasons. It has been like this ever since the lockdown was lifted. Though I did get good deals since then, I also noticed.

It's getting more and more rare to find good deals.

I've seen it as well, I go to Bangkok every 2-3 weeks.

There are bargains to be had but you have may have to go further afield. If you want to stay in Asok area where every Tom dick and sally choose then I've had many regular places too which have gone up. For example I had some bargains in Ratchada or Ploen chit but the dynamic pricing means it can double the next day even if weekday.

[Zam007]

I always spend two months in BKK and Pattaya during the slow season. This year in July and August my regular hotels in the Asoke area were fully booked or very near full and prices were 25% higher vs last year. I usually don't book hotels more than a few days in advance, but I wouldn't recommend that any more regardless of the season. With high season approaching I would suggest booking BKK hotels a bit earlier. Pattaya wasn't any different than in years past.

As an FYI I usually stay at Mercure 11, Ramada 11, Eleven Hotel, Continent Hotel, and Sukhumvit Suites. I am staying less on Soi 11 these days and more near Asoke.

Even during off seasons, the price for hotels have shot up like crazy in Bangkok.

Since majority of these hotels have been taken over by consortiums, there is a nexus between them to fix the prices. It's close to impossible to get the.

Amazing deals like we used to get in the past during off seasons. It has been like this ever since the lockdown was lifted. Though I did get good deals since then, I also noticed.

It's getting more and more rare to find good deals.

[Allover]

I always spend two months in BKK and Pattaya during the slow season. This year in July and August my regular hotels in the Asoke area were fully booked or very near full and prices were 25% higher vs last year. I usually don't book hotels more than a few days in advance, but I wouldn't recommend that any more regardless of the season. With high season approaching I would suggest booking BKK hotels a bit earlier. Pattaya wasn't any different than in years past.

As an FYI I usually stay at Mercure 11, Ramada 11, Eleven Hotel, Continent Hotel, and Sukhumvit Suites. I am staying less on Soi 11 these days and more near Asoke.

[Zam007]

Based on the replies I got from here, I have booked three hotels and I will finalize one based on their replies because The two hotels mentioned here didn't reply to my messages.

Still, thanks for your inputs.

Thank you: Mogwai and Mogwai.

[Axel Heyst]

Has anyone ever been to this hotel? https://www.agoda.com/partners/partn...6&hid=37462759 It's brand new and I was thinking to book it for my next stay. It's the new one not the older at Phloen Chit.

The new Intercontinental Hotel looks spiffy and I am sure it is a real 5-star hotel, but an indoor swimming pool in BKK is a huge negative for me, so I will not use my hotel points or free voucher nights here. Interestingly, the old Intercontinental Hotel has a rooftop pool. It is too small for the size of the hotel and as a result not near the best hotel swimming pool in BKK, but at least it is outdoor and they have an adjacent roof top pool bar so I would rather use my hotel points at the older Intercontinental Hotel despite its location which isn't that bad if you want to barhop Patpong.

The Renaissance hotel has the same indoor pool issue. It is pretty good 5-star hotel. I stayed there twice, my 1st & last time, 555, because there are better Marriot hotel choices in BKK all with very nice outdoor pools. I like to stay at both Marriot Executive apartment hotels for example.

[Mogwai]

I need a decent lodging from 4 am to 11:30 am. Nearby to just rest, keep my stuffs safe. This is the first time I am landing so early.

Ruamchitt Plaza, right across the street from Soi 10.

[Paolo99]

This time, I am reaching too early.

I tried looking in some of the the booking apps, but I just couldn't find anything that's suitable.

Red Planet on soi 14 is 25 dollars.

Royal Express Inn on soi 8 was less than a thousand bahts when I used to stop by that shithole a few years ago. It's shit but in your case it might do it for just a few hours (located right in front of Bamboo massage).

[Zam007]

I will be landing early morning at around 2: AM and I will reach Bangkok city at around 4 AM.

I have booked a guest friendly apartment on soi 10. The issue is the apartment will have guests and will only leave at around 11 Am.

I need a decent lodging from 4 am to 11:30 am. Nearby to just rest, keep my stuffs safe. This is the first time I am landing so early.

Earlier, if I arrived in BKK at 7 AM, I would keep my stuff in the hotel and walk to HunnyBunny and reach there by 8 am and get a decent massage after.

Getting fresh and smash someone and go back to the room and get a good sleep.

This time, I am reaching too early.

I tried looking in some of the the booking apps, but I just couldn't find anything that's suitable.

[Luca2112]

Has anyone ever been to this hotel? https://www.agoda.com/partners/partn...6&hid=37462759 It's brand new and I was thinking to book it for my next stay. It's the new one not the older at Phloen Chit.

[ChinaSki111]

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.

Anyone stayed recently in Park Royal Suites. Formerly Phachara Suites?

NI.

If you mean this hotel https://www.agoda.com/partners/partn...956&hid=165701 I was there 3 months ago. Close to Nana Plaza area (brief walk), big rooms with full size fridge, bed was cozy. Large balcony. Staff friendly and helpful. The location is perfect, you have 7/11, pharmacy, bars, pubs everything in about 2 mintues walk.

[NewImage]

Depends on how you define "closer".

I may be wrong but closer to me means Soi 4- I seem to get hot when I walk too far in Bangkok.

[RacShack]

I know, but the original poster was talking about the Alt Hotel Nana, which is another hotel.

Yes I got it now, sorry for the confusion bud! Now at least we're updated on the nana hotel, LOL! And very much like you dynasty inn was my go to for a long time before Covid, absolutely best people watching while sipping on a beer or a cocktail! Mattresses were hard for my liking, always had maid put 3 or so comfortable mattresses cover over!

[Nyezhov]

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.

Anyone stayed recently in Park Royal Suites. Formerly Phachara Suites?

Depends on how you define "closer".

[PgReal]

The 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.
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.

At $40 a night, it's a good option for the local sightseeing then by the sound of it, a step up from a ST dive hotel. I am lucky in that my employer puts me up in the Marriott for when it actually comes to sleep time.

Thanks.