Which one: iCheck inn Nana, Eleven Avenue Suites or Aspira Sukhumvit?

[joeyb]

So these hotels are cheap, close to each other, and mostly seem similar.

 

Does anyone have any reasons to pick one over the others, or won't it really matter?

 

Edit: Or should I go for the slightly pricier Ambassador Hotel Bangkok, close by as well?

Edited April 1, 2019 by joeyb

[pokey69]

I've stayed at iCheck  a few times & Aspira once or twice  (always the cheapest room available). I once got a room  at Aspira that was pretty terrible. It was like a cave (no windows, not enough lighting). Looked nothing like the pictures. iCheck rooms have always been decent. 

 

iCheck's wifi is HORRIBLE. They are using a single PW for all users and never change it.

 

You will have to walk past a 1-2 massage places with semi-aggressive Ladyboys to get to iCheck but not Aspira (it is at the beginning of the soi).

[joeyb]

iCheck inn Nana sounds like the best then. Maybe I'll check it out in a few months.

Edited April 2, 2019 by joeyb

[joeyb]

iCheck inn had decent wifi IMO, but holy shit, having to walk past those massage places and bars to get there... Never again.

 

What about the Ambassador Hotel?

[poland11238]

I had the same wifi and aggressive ladyboy experience too at icheck inn and my room was tiny. It was all in good fun though. However the location is ideal as there are at least two BJ bars on the sub soi and chrome. Magic Table had a two for one Happy Hour special last time I was there. I didn't partake though I was only there for the drinks.

[joeyb]

Yeah, Magic Table... I didn't realize that the girls were up there without underwear until one of them pointed it out to me, LOL.

[fabian68870]

Was 3 or 4 times a Aspira Suk. Never dissapointed.

Staff is kind and hotel is clean. Some rooms with big terrace if you are smoker.

Free coffee at all time and girlfriendly.

Location es very good, just 1 minute to BTS Nana and stree is animated all the night.

No noise due to that, at least I slept well....

[BigBucks]

Hello.

 

Is icheck inn nana guest friendly? Will they let the women to your hotel door or do you have to get them in the lobby? Is there a joiner fee?

[elitebook2]

I just booked here, because my regular place, Ambassador Hotel was fully booked.  They must have had a couple busloads of Indians coming.

How bad will the aggressive massage girls be?  I've walked down that soi once, and didn't like how narrow the soi was stay away from them.

[JVHyatt]

anyone stay @ Park Royal Suites lately (former Phachara Suites)

[bgtp]

I usually stay at one of Aspira Hotel’s Syama brand hotels. Not sure how you guys are booking stays at any of their brands like Aspira and iCheck Inn, but you may want to look into joining their club and booking direct if you’re not already doing so. Some benefits, including a free night after every five that I find worthwhile.