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I used to stay in both Hyatt Regency and Sofitel, including JW Marriott when I used to frequent NPL more frequently some years back. I just book a normal room. I like both Hyatt and Sofitel. Sofitel used to be crap until they refurbishment the rooms 2 years back. Sofitel is also good as on the second level, you can head straight out onto the raised walkway to Terminal 22. Or if you are taking a girl from CIB11, you just walk direct to Sofitel from the overpass without going through the lobby. But Personally I prefer Hyatt. Both are LB friendly. In fact, I had a 4some at the Sofitel once. However, I now usually stay at Mercure at Soi 11 or the Adelphi Suites in Soi 8. Mainly to do with price. The rooms at Hyatt/Sofitel are twice what I pay at Mercure!! And there is nothing wrong with Mercure!! Though I think the showers needs refurbishing!! -
Thank you very much. I stay a lot in soi 22 and it’s an Indian hotel but they do have a swimming pool and the rooms are huge. The service is good too. Just off the Emsphere and cross the road.
Yes I go too often to pay for 5 star hotels every time though I have occasionally stayed at the Hilton and the Westin. Mercure is a hotel I have kept an eye on but never got a decent rate when I am looking for. What I like are large rooms and big bathroom. At my age now a shower is what I prefer. -
Hotel rates will depend on the season. In Bangkok I will spend most of my stay at the Mecure on Soi 11 and rates have varied between AUD$140 in the low season to $210 over New Year. The Hyatt Regency and Sofitel seem to be anywhere from AUD$240 to $300+ for a basic room (more if you want lounge access). In Pattaya I'm more than happy with the Holiday Inn Express which can range between AUD$65 to $85 a night. Personally, I do like the extra luxury at the end of a trip, but as a minimum I do want a modern, quiet and clean room with decent bedding, towels, good cleaning service and air conditioning - and all in a good location too. A good gym and pool is nice too. I won't compromise much as I'm past the age where I'm out all night and day and being able to have a comfortable space to rest and relax is important to me. But everyone has their own priorities and budgets. -
How much do you guys pay for these 5 star hotels? I am a cheap Charlie where hotels are concerned as it’s only the place for me to sleep. So out in the morning and late night back.
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Some of the more educated ones are on PREP, but I wouldn't bet on it, most are just fatalistic and a fucking bareback all the time without a second thought I haven't met one that wouldn't do bareback, or hasn't tried to
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