Hi everybody, hope you're all having a nice time.
Would like to ask if you could recommend a nice hotel geared towards gay tourists in Bangkok. Is the Pullman Bangkok G a nice place to stay? I have 2 others that I'm considering, the Dusit Thani and a hotel in Chinatown called Shanghai Mansion bangkok. Any info would be very much appreciated. Thanks and have a nice day
Without Love there is no Life.
I think it has less to do with whether you are gay or not, but rather the gays friends you may or may not be bringing back to one of these fine hotels.
You may want to elaborate more on your plans for the best possible answer to this very common question.
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phoenixabode (August 26th, 2017)
I am planing to visit by the end of the month and to be honest I have absolutely no experience in finding gay mates and offering them to spend the night with me. I am hoping to initially explore the gay scene and possibly the apps but assuming that a person finds me interesting and wants to spend time with me I'll be thinking about how to bring them back to my hotel room. If I am not mistaken the Pullman Bangkok G is guest friendly but will keep the guest's ID. Don't know about the other 2 establishments. Again I will have to overcome my inhibitions to make a proposal to somebody to spend their time with me. Thank you for your help and guidance, it is much appreciated.
Without Love there is no Life.
The Tarntawan Place Hotel would be my recommendation if you don't need the luxury of Dusit Thani but want a gay friendly hotel that is in the same area of Bangkok. This has been one of the long time gay hotels in Bangkok. Recent management changes seem to have stabilized. Guests are welcome and their ID will be checked before they go to your room. If you do not escort your guest out the desk will call your room to be sure there were no problems with your guest before they let them leave. I very much appreciate this kind of safety. It is an older Hotel but has all the basics like room service, restaurant, aircon, laundry service etc. Like Dusit located in the heart of the bar area in Bangkok.
The Tarntawan Hotel Surawong Bangkok
119/5-10 Surawong Rd., Suriyawong, Bangrak
Bangkok 10500 Thailand
T: +66 (0) 2238 2620
F: +66 (0) 2238 3228
E: rsvn@tarntawansurawong.com
W: www.tarntawansurawong.com
Dusit Thani and Pullman G are fine with guests bringing someone back. Never had an issue. So are the Crowne Plaza, Le Meridien and W Bangkok if you want to stay in that area.
Asian Traveller's post makes perfect sense but as sure as ram is mutton someone here will find something wrong with it.
(Sorry but my hunting & pecking finger will put a 2nd L in traveller no matter what I do to stop it.)
If you choose to stay further out from gayland and you get an urgent urge to try the goods there are pretty nice short-time rooms at the Suriwong Hotel for about B350. Excuse me if that lowers the tone.
Since ram (an entire) is never mutton (a ewe or a castrated male) it seems to be perfect nonsense as an analogyOriginally Posted by FarangRuMak
Gosh, that's why I love this board - you learn something new everyday!
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
All you've learned in this case is that when it comes to sheep 'frequent' is a mutton-head.
Ewe = mature female sheep.
Wether=castrated male sheep.
Ram= mature male sheep.
Mutton "flesh of sheep used as food late 13c.from old French "Moton".
"Mutton; ram,wether,sheep 12c."
Online Etymological Dictionary.
cant believe im reading this...booooring
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