Bangkok Hotels

**Gaijin Gigolo** · 06-10-25 16:02

Originally Posted by Dickaprio [View Original Post]

Lokasari girls are going to missing you for a while, GG.

On a side note, good luck with your shift and enjoy the Thai flavours.

Cheers mate! I'll be back in a month but am thinking about shifting to Batam for a while. We'll see.

**Dickaprio** · 06-10-25 11:28

Originally Posted by GaijinGigolo [View Original Post]

Getting ready for shift from Indo to BKK for a while.

Lokasari girls are going to missing you for a while, GG.

On a side note, good luck with your shift and enjoy the Thai flavours.

Cheers,

**Gaijin Gigolo** · 06-07-25 01:43

Getting ready for shift from Indo to BKK for a while.

As I'll be working remotely while in BKK, I need a room with strong, reliable wifi. * I don't like to spend a lot of money on hotels, but wifi is vitally important. *.

I'll be there for a couple of months. *.

Also prefer something very close to one of the metro rail lines.

Any suggestions?* Was initially searching near Lumphini, Chulalongkorn you or Asoke areas but open to suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

**Axel Heyst** · 05-30-25 12:49

I have stayed at the Westin a couple of times, pre-Covid. The Hotel was always guest friendly meaning I never encountered any guest fees and zero ID registration requests of any of my nightly guests.

The hotel design is kind of interesting with a small ground floor reception area with elevators leading to the lobby / check-in front desk, restaurant & bar on a higher floor. From the lobby there is a 2nd set of private elevators that takes guests up to their hotel rooms and rooftop pool. In all my nights at the Westin, nobody ever checked my girls or asked for their ID's. Nobody cared.

I have stayed at the Grand Centrepoint T21 a couple of times as well. It is guest friendly, meaning there are no guest fees and no ID registration of nightly guests either.

Comparisons:

#1 IMHO The Westin has more luxurious and well-appointed rooms, but the 1 Br suites at Grand Centrepoint T21 are very impressive.

#2 The pool and garden area at Grand Centrepoint T21 is much nicer and larger than the Westin roof top pool area which is too small, IMHO, for a hotel of this size.

#3 The Westin's morning buffet is better than the buffet at T21, not that T21's buffet breakfast is bad, it's just that it is not as high quality and varied as the Westin's buffet.

So, the bottom line is both hotels are solid choices and will serve a visiting punter well. I recommend both hotels for their location and creature comforts. My advice is of these 2 particular hotels; book the one offering the best rate on the dates that you are considering.

**Ranvir 226** · 05-30-25 04:16

This hotel is very good for what we are in Bangkok. Its just 250 mt from Nana BTS exit 2. Its 50 metres from Nana entertainment plaza.700 metres from Thermae. around 1 km from Soi cowboy. massage parlours are nearby. its 1 km from Benchatti park (for walk and running)Its girl friendly. . rooms are good and clean. I was suggested this hotel by one of friend here. I thank him and recommend to others.

**Mogwai** · 05-30-25 01:56

Originally Posted by Llantarnam [View Original Post]

Adelphi is my go to place in BKK. Haven't been asked for girls ID for a long time, and last time I was there they said no problem taking 2 girls to your room provided they don't stay the night.
My only regret is that the breakfast buffet which they had before covid has never returned. Even if it's only a limited spread (like Mecure on Soi 11) it's still far better than the set menu they currently offer.

Monsoon, which is right next door, has a breakfast buffet. Before Covid anyway. Don't know if they still have it. Cost was 300 Baht, IIRC, if you were not staying there.

**HorseTrader** · 05-30-25 00:00

Originally Posted by Gloryjack [View Original Post]

How close to nana plaza is it?

600 meters.

**Belsie** · 05-29-25 23:18

If You have the latest vaccination, you should be ok. And should you get it it will most likely be mild.

Originally Posted by Gloryjack [View Original Post]

Planning to visit Bangkok 2 weeks from.

Now. But thinking of deferring by a month or so due to the corona outbreak. Any advice?

**Gloryjack** · 05-27-25 21:15

Planning to visit Bangkok 2 weeks from.

Now. But thinking of deferring by a month or so due to the corona outbreak. Any advice?

**Gloryjack** · 05-27-25 21:11

How close to nana plaza is it?

Originally Posted by MaccatheFree [View Original Post]

Mentioned them before but stayed there again from 14-30 March.

In the past the day shift was all over ID's for guests.

In the two weeks nobody looked twice at my guests.

Even went back to room with two girls and then the next night three. No probs.

Loving this place even more, like staying at the JW M but heaps cheaper.

**Llantarnam** · 05-27-25 19:54

Originally Posted by MaccatheFree [View Original Post]

Mentioned them before but stayed there again from 14-30 March.

In the past the day shift was all over ID's for guests.

In the two weeks nobody looked twice at my guests.

Even went back to room with two girls and then the next night three. No probs.

Loving this place even more, like staying at the JW M but heaps cheaper.

Adelphi is my go to place in BKK. Haven't been asked for girls ID for a long time, and last time I was there they said no problem taking 2 girls to your room provided they don't stay the night.

My only regret is that the breakfast buffet which they had before covid has never returned. Even if it's only a limited spread (like Mecure on Soi 11) it's still far better than the set menu they currently offer.

**MaccatheFree** · 04-08-25 11:59

Mentioned them before but stayed there again from 14-30 March.

In the past the day shift was all over ID's for guests.

In the two weeks nobody looked twice at my guests.

Even went back to room with two girls and then the next night three. No probs.

Loving this place even more, like staying at the JW M but heaps cheaper.

**ThreeLilBirds** · 04-02-25 08:43

I'll be landing in BKK this Sunday arvo and yet to book a hotel for 4 nights. I've been seeing across some socials that there are various hotels and condos with major structural damage. I'm sure that Thai authorities are trying to keep a lid on socials spreading this stuff around, but some of it is getting out.

Anyways, I'm looking for something that's near Nana / Thermae area and not high-rise. Thinking maybe 5-7 floors tall tops.

Ruamchitt is a bit too low end for my taste, anything nearby (obv guest friendly) in a 4 star that is recommended.

It's all a guess until you walk into the place anyways, anywhere could have damage, it's probably cosmetically covered up by now.

Cheers.

**Newton York** · 03-29-25 20:28

Originally Posted by Larbmoo555 [View Original Post]

The place frequently pops up towards the top of searches on booking.com due to being cheap and having a central location, and not everyone knows its reputation when they book. So it's always amusing when I'm paying for one of the short-time rooms at the check-in desk, hooker from Thermae in tow, alongside a family with small kids also checking in at the same time. That's one way to teach them about the birds and the bees. On Friday & Saturday night that place probably has the highest working girl density in Bangkok.

But yeah as someone else mentioned, only one or two floors of the hotel are dedicated to short-time rooms. And as far as I've ever seen, there are no actual hotel guests on that floor. It's just short-time rooms.

This kinda thing happens in Kula Lumpur as well, and I'm sure many other south East Asian cities, certain hotels that have a few floors geared towards short time guests who wish to fuck the chicks that's in that hotels massage joint, or in the case of Ruamchitt, the pick up bar.

**Larbmoo555** · 03-03-25 16:55

Originally Posted by UncleSam2040 [View Original Post]

I have read in this forum that Ruamchitt Plaza Hotel is primarily a short term place for folks from Thermae and Soi Cowboy. But how is this hotel for longer stay like 3 nights? Are the rooms clean and safe? Is it recommended for long term stay?

The place frequently pops up towards the top of searches on booking.com due to being cheap and having a central location, and not everyone knows its reputation when they book. So it's always amusing when I'm paying for one of the short-time rooms at the check-in desk, hooker from Thermae in tow, alongside a family with small kids also checking in at the same time. That's one way to teach them about the birds and the bees. On Friday & Saturday night that place probably has the highest working girl density in Bangkok.

But yeah as someone else mentioned, only one or two floors of the hotel are dedicated to short-time rooms. And as far as I've ever seen, there are no actual hotel guests on that floor. It's just short-time rooms.