badtaya77

On 9/11/2019 at 10:19 PM, cluster said:

The OP said 4 years ago.

Looks like 1995...horrible, better stay at the Ibis or similar more modern hotels in that price range.

Just stayed at the Landmark for 2 nights & got upgraded to a premium room which was MASSIVE. Best still I cashed in reward points so only paid £50 for what was probably a £300 booking

What kind of reward points you use for Landmark?

Didnt hear many good things about it. May I ask why you booked that hotel? There must have been better options.

Can confirm this, too.

Badtaya: Why don't you just ASK us (or Tim) for a hotel recommendation in a certain price range near massage, supermarkets, and Cowboy - rather than asking these questions on every Bangkok hotel thread ? You might want to check out a map as well. As far as supermarkets in the lower Suk area - there's a Foodland on Soi 16. There's a Villa on Soi 31 and Soi 11. There's a small Tesco on Soi 24. There's a 7-11 every 50m anywhere in BKK. As for the rest - it's time to do a little research on your own my friend. wj

my friend wj,

i just discovered your reply. thanks so much. why im asking that? because for me these are essential information regarding a hotel test.

cheers,

badtaya77

@plahgat: yes, but S15 didn't have a pool afaik. i just had lunch in there today when strolling down sukhumvit road.

Fraser suites sukhumvit or all Citadines in BKK.

stayed here in march,

Had the duplex suite,

well appointed rooms and a huge freakin bed!

 

however this hotel had some SERIOUSLY bad noise problems.

 

oh and this hotel is GF.

looks reall nice....could someone please give us more infos about the noirse problems.

and i never was in soi 31...is there a supermarket nearby ( how far?), any bars or massage parlors?

how long is the walk to Soi Cowboy?

How long is the walk to Soi Cowboy and how far is the next supermarket Away?

What about the sourrounding of the hotel, what is in 300-400m Walking distance? Any shops etc.?