Hotel Don Plaza

[asdsrfr-old]

Has anyone stayed at the Don Plaza lately? I read somewhere that it was for sale. Just wondering if it is still open. I stayed there on my last trip and I was thinking about booking again in April for a few nights. It's pretty basic but you can't beat the location if you like the Sunee Bars.

I really liked the fact that essentially it has a pool in that you can use the pool right across the soi for free(old Monty's pool). At about 1300b a night I could book a room in the Mosiak Aprtments for about the same price--but no pool.

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[Dani69]

Its still open but I would rather stay in Mosaic and walk the 3 or 4 minutes to the same pool .

Like the OP, I was thinking of the Don Plaza - I got shown round a few months ago and was reasonably impressed for the price being asked.
But in view of the above comment I took a look at Mosaik website - they seriously need to amend the price lists!

Click on Room Rates and you will get prices for Nov 2012 to March 2013 - very interesting but hardly current.
Click on an Individual room type and you'll get different prices - but for 2009-2010!
Call me old-fashioned but what I want to know is what it would cost NOW - not what it WAS 3 years ago or what it's GOING to be in 8 months time!!

:dontknow: :dontknow:

[newalaan]

Its still open but I would rather stay in Mosaic and walk the 3 or 4 minutes to the same pool .

Quite agree Dani69, i don't care about pools myslef, but if I did i would still stay at Mosaik and pay to use a pool elsewhere if that desperate for one. The Don Plaza rooms would have to be massive and beautifully furnished to compete with an equivalently priced room at Mosaik.

[asdsrfr-old]

Is the Mosaik a mostly gay venue? There is a certain comfort in staying in a mostly gay venue--i.e. the Don Plaza or the Tarntawan in Bangkok.

The downside in staying in a "gay" establishment is that you sometimes have to put up with seedy and predatory individuals who quite openly sit and stare at (or even proposition) your "partner".

:occasion9:

[joe552]

I've heard you're not doing that as often as you used too, scottish, so that's good. :sign5:

[Dani69]

Is the Mosaik a mostly gay venue? There is a certain comfort in staying in a mostly gay venue--i.e. the Don Plaza or the Tarntawan in Bangkok.

Not completely Gay- but certainly very gay friendly .

I've heard you're not doing that as often as you used too, scottish, so that's good. :sign5:

You cheeky swine!

I didn't mean ME!

:sign5:

[Neal]

Shit, I thought you meant you (SG) also!