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  1. Why? The hotels I stayed so far at Sathorn area (Sofitel So, Anantara Sathorn, Banyan Tree, W) were all gf ...

     

    Oh sorry. I should have said Sukhumvit area being the center of mongering, most hotels would be guest friendly. As for hotels in sarthorn not being in mongering region, I am totally unaware of whether they are guest friendly. Thats why I say its a big question mark. (big question mark for me only)

  2. Thanks guys.

     

    All the places that you listed look pretty good, but unfortunately they dont come close to the 2 places that i listed in my 2nd post. $120 for a night in 2 bedroom is a pretty good price. Good places usually go around $200 roughly, and these two are on special.

     

    These 2 hotels are at Sathorn. Its place where all the big office building are located. Though by km wise is not very far from Sukhumvit, but travel to and from Sathorn & Sukhumvit may take some time due to the traffic.

     

    Since they are at Sathorn, guest friendlyness is a big question mark.

  3. Hotel price varies depending how you make reservation.

     

    Basically, lowest is from online reservation (not hotel own website), follow by agents, follow by direct booking to hotel.

     

    Hotel seldom charge lower than agents and website so that agents and website will be motivate to sell their room more.

  4. Yes, go with the flow day by day. If you have plans for the day and the places are all accessible by BTS. Count your trip cost. Sometimes its cheaper to buy a day pass which cost THB130 for unlimited rides for the day. Minimum fare is THB15. And you get the convenience of not needing to que for change and buy tickets for every trip.

     

    On certain days, I do expect to spend over THB130 on BTS. Under this circumstances, I will buy a day pass. Even if i expect to travel slightly less han THB130, say THB100, I will stil buy a day pass to enjoying the convenience of not queing up to buy tickets for every trip.

  5. Your flight is close to midnight. So you have to be at the airport by 10pm. Which means a safe time for starting from hotel to airport is around 9pm.

     

    You can check with your hotel. Some allows late check out with extra charges less than 1 full day stay. While some may give it for free as it is low season. If you have not book your hotel yet, you can negotiate for late check out before you confirm your reservation. I feel if they can allow you till 6pm, its good enough. You can check out at 6pm, leave your luggage at the hotel. Then either go have nice dinner with your Tirak (if you have), or go for a massage. Come back hotel before 9pm and get a taxi to airport.

     

    If all fails you just have to pay 1 full day.

     

    For me, my flight home is usually 8pm. I got a late check out at 4pm, sometimes free sometimes with a small charge.

  6. Ruamchitt above the Thermae Bar is ok value if you book on of the newer rooms. Pretty much inbetween Nana and Cowboy and has a nice, seldom used rooftop pool.

     

    Acoolbreeze,

     

    Is Ruamchitt girl friendly. I search through many girl friendly hotel sites, but have not seen this hotel listed as girl friendly.

  7. Darjeeling is one of the nice city in the world. It is visitor city.There are many hotels in the Darjeeling. There are 72 hotels in the Darjeeling.Name of some hotels in Darjeeling are:

    1)Windamere Hotel

    2)Elgin Darjeeling

    3)Olde Main Bellevue Heritage Hotel

    4)Dekeling Hotel

    5)Shangrila Regency

     

    Hey Brother,

     

    This thread is about Darjelling Hotel in Bangkok. It's a small boutique hotel.

     

    What you refering to is another city in India. Its totally out of the scope of this discussion.

  8. heading out of malaysia tomorrow afternoon (Saturday) and into BKK, would like to find a decent place to stay with pool, solid wifi, and gym - $15/1800B per night is ok. Any suggestions? I've perused the info here but nothing jumps out, feeling some pressure to make a decision so that's prob not helping my reading comprehension either. I depart back to the states early Wednesday

     

    appreciate any help, taxi/rail info would be awesome as well

     

    thanks

     

    Which part of bangkok you want to stay? If you want to be near night life, the place to stay is Sukhumvit area. In this area its hard to find hotel with pool, wife and gym for just THB 1800.

     

    A decent place to stay is too general description. Be more specific, eg how many stars hotel?

  9. Maxim's Inn cold be what you looking for. Below are the sites you can have more idea on this place. Seems was run down but latest review at trip advisor indicate it renvated in Dec 10.

     

    Double room at THB990 with breakfast inclusive all taxes. Free wifi room safe big enough for laptop

    http://www.maximinn.com/index.html

    http://www.maximinn.com/rooms.html

    http://www.sukhumvit-psycho.com/?s=maxim%27s+inn

    http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g293916-d1511439-Reviews-Maxim_s_Inn-Bangkok.html

     

    Not easy to find hotel below THB1000 wihtin Sukhumvit or Prathunum. Outside these area maybe you can find less than THB1000.

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