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Thanks for this 'Thanks'. It's much appreciated. I'm looking at this hotel for my upcoming trip. I wanted to stay at a different hotel this time around as the last few years I've stayed at Hotel Icon, and it's starting to look a bit "tired" to me - unless they've done some recent updates, I'm not sure.
Was the street noise pretty bad?
Cheers
MC
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Good topic. I'm interested as well. I'm 39, so not quite there yet, but it wouldn't hurt to look to the future, lol.
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Thanks bro. I read some reviews on there. But was more interested in BM feedback and perspective, you know what I mean? But yah, it is far. I might just go back to Hotel Icon.
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Hey to all fellow BM's,
After a couple of years away from BKK, I will be making my return in the new year, around the end of January 2017. This time around, I am looking to stay in a serviced apartment rather than a hotel as the visit will be a longer one, from 10-14 nights.
I've come across Thai Nice @15 Sukhumvit Residence and was wondering if anyone had any experience staying there.
Things/amenities I'm looking for:
1. Proximity to NEP (the closer the better) and obviously guest friendly
2. Free Wi/Fi
3. In room washer/dryer would be great
4. Pool/Hottub/Sauna
5. Close to a BTS
Thai Nice @15 offers all the above, but looking for feedback from BM's.
Or any other suggestions would be appreciated!
TIA!
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You're welcome OTS!Nice update Manchild ! thinking of there for my next trip. Looks spot thank you for the report.
I am happy to give back to a community that i've benefited so much from.
Cheers!
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Hey blue wizard, not a problem at all. Here you go:
The gym is small. But sufficient enough for a few nights stay there, I think.
While I'm at it, here are a couple of shots of the outdoor pool:
It's quite hot out today. I think I will try the pool later this afternoon.
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I am currently staying at Hotel Icon. Booked through booking.Com. Located on Soi 2, a quiet street, about a 15 second walk from Annie's Soapy Massage. Easy to just cut through from the parking lot to get to the action on Soi 4.
It's a newish, modern hotel. Pretty stylish. Pool and gym on the 6th floor. Across the hotel are bakeries, a Starbucks, Cafés, and a McDonald's. Located in between Nana and Ploenchit BTS stations...5 minute walk to either one, so it's very convenient to get around.
This is a guest-friendly hotel. They take the girl's passport/id and front desk calls up to the room to make sure you're OK before giving her id back and letting her on her way. All in all, a pretty decent hotel and I would stay here again.
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Thanks for your reviews on Aspen dav662. I ended up cancelling my other one for Boss Suites and booked Aspen instead into an Executive Suite.
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Ok, cool! Thanks Pagrev.
Actually, I just went and reserved a room at Boss Suites. They quoted me 1600baht/night without breakfast so I booked through Agoda instead and it was 1359baht/night. I know Boss Suites is a little further away, but the price is really attractive. And with free cancellation, I figured it would be better to just reserve the room (and price) for now. But I will definitely keep an eye out for Hotel Icon since it looks so modern and fresh.
Thanks again for the review Pagrev!
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I heard back from Hotel Icon Bangkok and here is their reply in regards to bringing guests back:
"With regards to your question, we do not have joiner fee. However please be reminded that our normal occupancy per room is 2 person, therefore if there is a 3rd person staying the night, there will be an additional charge of THB 800 per night. Our maximum capacity per room is 3 person."
Ummm, at 1900baht/night (Agoda), I think I will keep an eye out and see if prices drop.
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Thanks Siam Man.
I should've looked closely...yup...it says free WiFi on Agoda too. Yeahhh...6,666 baht for 3 nights is too much. I was looking on Agoda for mid Jan 2015, which is when I will be there and it's advertised as 1682 baht per night (OK? I think...). Dawin just raised their prices to 1805 baht per night on their site which is why I'm looking for other hotels that's a slight ways from NEP. But I see iCheck Inn Sukhumvit Soi 2 is only 1,499 baht/night during the same dates....hmmmm...plenty of reviews here on that property...hmmm...I think we may have found a winner...
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Hi all, trip is confirmed and trying to settle on a hotel. Trying to figure out other options (other than Dawin) and came across this property on Agoda and the prices seem reasonable and close to a couple of BTS (within 5 minutes) and a few minutes to NEP.
http://www.hoteliconbangkok.com/index.html
Tried a search on the forum first but didn't come across anything....or perhaps a name change?
Anyway, has anybody have any experience staying at this hotel? Are they guest friendly? Free wi-fi?
Thanks in advance to fellow BM's for any info provided!
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Shoot. Prices just went up for Dawin. Arghhh...
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I stayed at Dawin last November for 4 nights. It's a good hotel. Newer and modern. I booked a standard room and it was spacious enough with a shower and a bathtub. Guest friendly. F/D calls your room after your friend leaves to make sure everything is OK. It's about a good 5 min brisk walk to NEP. There's a 7-11 next door for snacks, drinks, and of course, rubber . Stupid me didn't get to try the swimming pool last time, as I'm sure the girls would have loved it. I plan on booking a room again this year. I like this hotel because it's a bit a ways from all the action so I found it peaceful and quiet there.
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Hi all,
Great source of info on here. I'm finally heading back to Bangkok this November after 8 years and have booked at the Dawin in the Superior room for a few nights.
Does anybody know how far of a walk it is to Soi Cowboy? I kind of want to check out the action there as well and bring a guest back. I don't want to change hotels.
But I guess there's always the Tuk Tuk option....
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