Bangkok Hotels

[HorseTrader]

I offer 100 baht, they counter 200 baht, we settle at 150 baht. Tuk tuk is easier, faster, and cheaper than taxi/grab/bolt. I've never had a girl refuse to get in a tuk tuk with me.

You give good advise and I normally agree with you but this statement is not true. You can take a taxi for the exact same price and it's air conditioned. The Tuk Tuk can't weave in and out of traffic like a motorbike can. Also a Bolt or Grab will probably be cheaper but you would have to wait.

After two more taxi experiences, I half agree with you. Saturday morning at about 2:30 AM I pulled my Nana Plaza girl and quickly found a taxi for 150 baht, pleasant ride to hotel. On Tuesday morning at about 12:15 AM, I pulled another Nana Plaza girl and went for the taxi again, except this driver wanted 300 baht, same price with a second taxi. I opted for a tuk tuk, which cost the standard 150 baht. That tuk tuk ride was a nightmare: tuk tuk top sides came so low that I couldn't see out, excessive speed and lane changes, missed turn to Soi 15, two subsequent U-turns in traffic, missed my hotel, which resulted in a 3rd U-turn. I'm just glad we arrived alive. No tip for you!

[SinCitySinner1]

Whenever I come to BKK I always stay at Hotel Icon on Sukhumvit Soi 2. Its close to Nana Plaza and the bars there, but not so close that you get disturbed by the loud music.

The rooms are huge and the hotel has an amazing rooftop swimming pool. Its totally Girl Friendly, its just they take the ID card of the additional guest and keep it as security. Once the girl leaves the room and goes to the reception, they call you and ask you if everything is ok and then once you tell them everything is good, they then hand over the ID back to the girl.

I like the service how pocket friendly it is, its also a short 5-10 min walk to the Nana BTS as well.

Whilst doing my research, I noticed Hotel Icon which provides a little better price point for travelers than say Hotel Maison. Looks like very girl friendly and a prime location. Seems like this user TheTank85 had pretty good time. Has anyone stayed here recently. I just wanted to ask since this FR is a bit dated.

[Mogwai]

For my next stay I will see what my budget is but if Maison Hotel is girl friendly, it would be by far the most optimal choice, though I think the ibis Bangkok Sukhumvit 4 will suffice. I will inquire in both about their guest policy and probably choose one of them two.

Both hotels are girl friendly.

[JLifesOn]

I also regularly stay here. Used to be the Pullman but got rebranded into a Hilton about a year ago or so. Never an issue with guests. Enter doors closest to elevators, walk to elevators and head on up to room. Front desk cannot even really see you come in with girl. Bit dated, and the floors are arranged in an open atrium style that is not air conditioned, so when you leave your room and walk to elevator and back, can be a bit hot and muggy. Lots of breakfast options. From all over the world. Nice gym / workout space. Pool is always in shade and can get quite cold on a hot Bangkok afternoon.

It is close to Soi Cowboy. About 3-4 min walk. And Terminal 21 mall. Walkable to Thermae but girls won't make the walk back. Will want a ride instead.

Thanks Elmo. Good to know that Thermae girls can make the walk, at least one way.

[JLifesOn]

I usually stay here. It is nice and clean. Just a little dated. And yes to guests. Never been asked for guest ID.

Thanks Leesean! I'll book there for my upcoming trip in April.

[SinCitySinner1]

They have 1-bed's to let too. But Christ you need at least two bedrooms, where are you going to get the 2nd girl to strip and shower and lie naked ready for you while you finish servicing the first girl?

I was just thinking she would watch me service the other girl, so she knows how it's done. Or more importantly how daddy does it. Like our professors in college use to say. Take notes. It's going to be on the mid-terms. LOL.

[Grafspee]

This is my first time in Bangkok and afer a week here I think I got the place figured out, though maybe some seasoned veterans will disagree. Here're my two cents anyway:

Get a hotel as near to Nana Plaza / Soi 4 as possible. I've been to various A-GoGos in Soi Cowboy and in Nana Plaza and by far the best action and bang-for-your-buck ratio that I found was actually the freelancers you can pick up from the street in front of Nana Plaza on Soi 4. No bar or agogo can beat what these girls offer – I was honestly shocked in a positive manner how good the selection was and how good service these girls gave! There's lot of Vietnamese girls here, some are Thai, a couple from ex-Soviet countries and in two places African chocolates are gathering. I expected these girls to be some AGoGo rejects but to the contrary, the street lineup on average was better than majority of the clubs I have visited. Double the quality of the famous Billboard for example.

Some of the GoGo girls will be lazy and will demand a tuktuk but the street girls are more than willing to make the 5 minute stroll to your hotel if you are staying in the vicinity.

I have stayed at the Hotel Solo Sukhumvit on Soi 2. It's a rather basic hotel, but it was clean and girl friendly (took 7 girls there, sometimes 2 in one night including ebony beauties) and nobody made a peep about it. You can sleep in in the morning and ask for the room cleaning to be done whenever you like for no extra charge and they will do your laundry for 100 bath / 1 kg. It was very quiet there to my positive surprise despite being so close to the action. Overall good value for money.

Now about the cons, there's no in house restaurant and the breakfast is brought in from some other hotel but that shit is over at 10 AM, too early for me if I'm fucking the whole night. The other shitty thing is that the Maison alley which is connecting the street scene on Soi 4 with Soi 2 is a private road belonging to the fancy hotel there, but you can pay the security guard 100 bath and he will let you pass back and forth including with your company.

For my next stay I will see what my budget is but if Maison Hotel is girl friendly, it would be by far the most optimal choice, though I think the ibis Bangkok Sukhumvit 4 will suffice. I will inquire in both about their guest policy and probably choose one of them two.

[KinkyLink]

Kingston suites on soi 15 isn't bad it is a budget hotel compared to other hotels. But its close enough to soi11,nana plaza, soi cowboy all within 10-15 min walk. Rooms are big and comfortable. Never had any problem with bringing any girls back to the room as you avoid the whole front desk. Its fairly inexpensive dependent on the season I guess 1800 - 2000 baht / night.

[PgReal]

That looks fine too and thanks for suggestion. I am, however, looking for 1 Bedroom Condo. 2 Bedroom would be huge waste of space for me and don't need to pay extra just for that. I am seeing a few for 8 days $500 or so which comes to about 15,000 TBH and about 2 K TBH per day. Also I understand from talking to other folks that booking early you are even offered a discount The Airbnb hosts love it when guests book early.

They have 1-bed's to let too. But Christ you need at least two bedrooms, where are you going to get the 2nd girl to strip and shower and lie naked ready for you while you finish servicing the first girl?

[Elmo]

I usually stay here. It is nice and clean. Just a little dated. And yes to guests. Never been asked for guest ID.

I also regularly stay here. Used to be the Pullman but got rebranded into a Hilton about a year ago or so. Never an issue with guests. Enter doors closest to elevators, walk to elevators and head on up to room. Front desk cannot even really see you come in with girl. Bit dated, and the floors are arranged in an open atrium style that is not air conditioned, so when you leave your room and walk to elevator and back, can be a bit hot and muggy. Lots of breakfast options. From all over the world. Nice gym / workout space. Pool is always in shade and can get quite cold on a hot Bangkok afternoon.

It is close to Soi Cowboy. About 3-4 min walk. And Terminal 21 mall. Walkable to Thermae but girls won't make the walk back. Will want a ride instead.

[SinCitySinner1]

I stayed last week in "The hyde" on soi 11 for a couple of nights. 2-bed modern serviced apartment for about 3,500 per night. Nice apartments if a little small. The booking agent for these short lets goes by the name "The Pinnacle", google it for Soi 11. I would book again in the future but note short stay guests can't use the pool or gym facilities.

Water pressure seems a bit of an issue all over Bangkok this time of year which is understandable, there ain't any rain.

That looks fine too and thanks for suggestion. I am, however, looking for 1 Bedroom Condo. 2 Bedroom would be huge waste of space for me and don't need to pay extra just for that. I am seeing a few for 8 days $500 or so which comes to about 15,000 TBH and about 2 K TBH per day. Also I understand from talking to other folks that booking early you are even offered a discount The Airbnb hosts love it when guests book early.

[Leesean0105]

I usually stay here. It is nice and clean. Just a little dated. And yes to guests. Never been asked for guest ID.

Hi,

Has anyone stayed at the Hilton Bangkok Grande Asoke? It is very close to Soi Cowboy and seems like a nice choice. Is it guest friendly?

Thanks!

[PgReal]

It seems that some reviews on AirBnB mentioned the same thing. Hot water issue and that it was quickly resolved. It seems some of these places are managed quite professionally. In most cases I would be walking up with someone anyway. Instead of asking for an outcall. Unless getting food delivered by Grab. LOL.

Thanks for endorsing AirBnB.

I stayed last week in "The hyde" on soi 11 for a couple of nights. 2-bed modern serviced apartment for about 3,500 per night. Nice apartments if a little small. The booking agent for these short lets goes by the name "The Pinnacle", google it for Soi 11. I would book again in the future but note short stay guests can't use the pool or gym facilities.

Water pressure seems a bit of an issue all over Bangkok this time of year which is understandable, there ain't any rain.

[SinCitySinner1]

I stayed at an AirBnB on Sukhumvit 12 last year and it was fine, except for some issues with hot water pressure. There was no issue with bringing in ladies other than the need to use a card to open the lobby door and elevator, so if I wanted to call a lady over, I would have had to come down to bring her up.

On my first night there I brought over a lady from Nana plaza, and on another night I brought one from Soi Cowboy. In each case a quick tuk-tuk ride.

It seems that some reviews on AirBnB mentioned the same thing. Hot water issue and that it was quickly resolved. It seems some of these places are managed quite professionally. In most cases I would be walking up with someone anyway. Instead of asking for an outcall. Unless getting food delivered by Grab. LOL.

Thanks for endorsing AirBnB.

[JLifesOn]

Hi,

Has anyone stayed at the Hilton Bangkok Grande Asoke? It is very close to Soi Cowboy and seems like a nice choice. Is it guest friendly?

Thanks!