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That's a shame Ropey....especially you being young, fit and hung! I would step up myself but don't qualify on any of the requirements any more!
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I'll be cruising the mean streets of Kuala Lumpur over those dates I'm afraid.
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@Ropey This is right up your alley (or the lbs "alley so to speak) @pointplace: Suggest u get in touch with him
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Ahh ok buddy thanks for enlightening me i guess some must have to say that. Yep I had no problems at landmark at all I'd rather not loiter about signing anyone in but guess it is what it is
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Maybe you mean Amari? If so, they also have (or had) a guest fee. See post #1 in same guest policy thread. Unlike Landmark and Phachara I have never stayed at Amari, so I have no idea if they actually collect the fee or not. The point is, many hotels in lower Sukhumvit have these fees on the books but they aren't serious about them.
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I wouldn't lose any sleep over that. I have stayed there 6 or 7 times over the years. That has been their "official" policy all along, but they don't really enforce it. I too like to take more than one guest per day into my room, and did it all the time when I stayed there. Only once did they try to tack on joiner fee at checkout. I politely asked them to remove it and pointed out that I was a repeat customer. They removed the charges quickly with no questions asked. During the daytime, just march with your guest to the elevators like you own the place and nobody will say will a word about IDs or signing in guests. At night time they usually have a guard at a table in the lobby collecting IDs of guests and there won't be any getting around him, but that doesn't matter because as said above their guest policy fee BS isn't really enforced. Interesting that you mentioned Landmark as an alternative, because they also have an official 1K baht guest fee policy that they don't bother to collect. This is from my email to them a few years ago in the hotel guest policy thread. Scroll down to post #25 in thread link below to see what they said when asked.....
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Ah it's soi 4 ground zero front line for this shit Not taking risks just booked another hotel the armoni so I've got two hotels now.. guess I'll use the armoni as a st area can't get a refund on the executive room should have stook with the damn landmark
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I guess it is either down to their opportunist greed or that they don't want to be seen as a conveyor belt to constant GG'S and LB's going through the lobby. I presume you have a daily allowance of towels/toiletries/water etc so there is no extra burden on the house keeping?
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Aw hell wtf did I just read. What shit is this. I'm booked at pharaca for a week cos it's praised highly on here and can't refund it what about day time,? I average about 3 guests a day. Glad I'm moving after a week
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Excellent review, especially the tip on booking via the hotel website for a decent discount.
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Hotel recommendation needed: Big rooms and short walk to CIB and Nana
Ted135792468 replied to pointplace's topic in Hotel Reviews
I just stayed Citadines 11. It splits CIB and Nana. It is a nice place. I just posted a review on it. It should be easy to find. Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk -
I just finished up a stay at Citadines 11. Here are a few of my observations: Book through their website. Expedia wanted 4000 Baht a night for my one bedroom condo unit. I booked it through their painfully slow website for 2350 Baht per night after taxes. There are lesser rooms, but I was only in town for two nights, so the extra 350 Baht per night upgrade was not a big deal. The one bedroom unit of mine was spacious, clean and well maintained. It had a functional kitchen and a split bathroom. The only complaint that I listed with them was the toilet room. It had the porcelain throne and a small sink. But the throne was damn near against the wall/sliding wood door. You can see a huge void in the corner where the old shower used to be. But they never relocated the throne to the center of the wall to make more room for the user. It is fine if you are 50 kgs, but I am double that. So I had to sit at a slight angle when having deep thoughts. Across the hall was the large basin with mirror and a full size tub/shower. I had a corner unit on the seventh floor. I could hear the night clubs nearby and there were complimentary ear plugs on the safe. But as a monger, bedtime was 3am to 4am, so it was not an issue. A breakfast buffet is included in the price and it was decent by western standards. The restaurant is open 24/7. It is packed at 4am with mostly Westerners. The living room and the master bedroom each had a 42" flat panel TV. Most places only give you one. You can send your laundry out for ungodly prices, carry it over to the 24hour laundry shop across the street (down an alley, look for the signs) that is priced by the kilo, or go up to the 9th floor. The gym and pool are up here. It costs 90 Baht for one token. It takes 2 tokens to do a load. 1 for washer, 1 for the dryer. They are full size units. The laundry soap & fabric softener is included when you buy the tokens from the front desk. This place is within walking distance of Check in Bar, Nana Plaza, Terminal 21 mall and splits two of the BTS stops. There is a ton of street action on Soi 11 and on the strip down towards the Westin Hotel. The Westin sidewalk was overflowing with LB talent. The hotel is LB friendly. I had Beam come over on her day off and stay overnight without any issues. My cab ride to the airport using Grab at 11am was 400 Baht plus 78 Baht in tolls. You can take the BTS to the airport line for cheap, but I had a full size suitcase, a full size gym bag, a fully loaded computer backpack and my CPAP bag. I was not in the mood to haul all that down 7 blocks in 93°F heat just to save 400 Baht. I was brought up by hired car from Pattaya, so I do not know what that cost would be from the airport. Depending on how long I plan on staying im Bangkok next year, I will plan on booking here again. Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk
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stayed march and april this year. rear tower noisy and dirty. $80 aud. coffee downstairs 250 baht bout $11aud whoaa........ booked again august and sept this year but beware............
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Looking at their website for booking bedrooms over June and July. Nearly half the price compared to booking thru sites like Booking.com. Around 1600 baht per night for a grand delux room. Don’t think I seen such a difference before.
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Worthy Reading, especially for those of us that are health or baht conscious https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/03/opinion/testosterone-caster-semenya.html
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Agree with that Typical Thai to have a brilliant system but not get the best out of it Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-A720F met Tapatalk
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Anyone in Bkk in September? If, as I suspect I might be, I am single I'm hoping to indulge disgracefully.
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Mangmoon card would be great if it also included BTS As it is, only for MRT (Blue and Purple), Buses and the Airport Link.
