OGNorCal707
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Hostel/Hotel in Sukhumvit, BKK (need help)
What up forum, I'm heading out to Thailand at the end of the month, and have recently been slacking on making plans. I know that some of the best hotels/hostels fill up quick during peak season, so I need to start booking rooms ASAP. I just booked my first few nights at this place: http://www.lamphutreehotel.com/ , which is located near Khao San Rd., but I want to jump over to the Sukhumvit neighborhood for the weekend, as it seems to be the best place for food, nightlife, girls, etc.
Anyone got any good recommendations on a good place to stay? I typically like to stay in mid-range places like the Lamphu Tree Hotel, but I am totally open to staying in a nicer hostel with a chill social vibe. I would actually prefer to stay in a social hostel then a boutique hotel, but I need to have my own room/bathroom, and a few places I looked at online were dorms only. Also, the chillness factor of bringing girls back to the room is also important, I'd like to find a place that would be okay with me bringing a girl back to my room. Finally 1500 baht is my absolute max.
Any ideas or advice would be great. Thanks.
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| 11-04-2010 04:51 PM |
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RE: Hostel/Hotel in Sukhumvit, BKK (need help)
(11-04-2010 04:51 PM)OGNorCal707 Wrote: What up forum, I'm heading out to Thailand at the end of the month, and have recently been slacking on making plans. I know that some of the best hotels/hostels fill up quick during peak season, so I need to start booking rooms ASAP. I just booked my first few nights at this place: http://www.lamphutreehotel.com/ , which is located near Khao San Rd., but I want to jump over to the Sukhumvit neighborhood for the weekend, as it seems to be the best place for food, nightlife, girls, etc.
Anyone got any good recommendations on a good place to stay? I typically like to stay in mid-range places like the Lamphu Tree Hotel, but I am totally open to staying in a nicer hostel with a chill social vibe. I would actually prefer to stay in a social hostel then a boutique hotel, but I need to have my own room/bathroom, and a few places I looked at online were dorms only. Also, the chillness factor of bringing girls back to the room is also important, I'd like to find a place that would be okay with me bringing a girl back to my room. Finally 1500 baht is my absolute max.
Any ideas or advice would be great. Thanks.
First of all, how long are you going to be in BKK and Thailand?
I can't really comment on the hostel thing but take a look at what Beepalo posted yesterday on the Bangkok Practicals thread: http://www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/tha...kok/24241/ Looks good I might even stay there for a few days to check it out before moving to an apart there.
I'm currently staying at a relatively nice hotel in the heart of the night life here in BKK, the Tai-Pan Hotel. The standard room is about 1000 B and if you can, get the deluxe room which are very nice for about 2Kb. For good deals on hotels in Thailand/Asia, check agoda.com
Hope this helps.
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| 11-04-2010 08:15 PM |
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ryancleak
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RE: Hostel/Hotel in Sukhumvit, BKK (need help)
Hello Friends...
I really agree with Vacancier you have not mentioned how long are you going to be in BKK and Thailand? And without knowing it becomes very difficult to reply you.....But still i listed some budget plus nice hotels in Sukhumvit,
1.Fraser Suites Sukhumvit Hotel Bangkok
2.Grand Millennium Sukhumvit Hotel
3.Legacy Suites Hotel Bangkok
Ryan Cleak.
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