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Thread: where to stay in sathorn?

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    where to stay in sathorn?

    Over the years I have almost stayed in Vincents when in Bkk. I really liked it as a home away from home. But alas now it has closed as a guesthouse. I know ofcourse Malaysia, and has stayed there aswell many times. It is really a good deal, but I have also found, that some of my friends were not too happy, when I told where I was staying. One sayed, it is okay to eat there, but I feel like a prostitute, going there, to your room. Even that he was, well let us just say a semi one.
    I want to stay in that area, and I know Pinnacle, but they charge a joiners fee, and Ibis is out of my mind, as it is totally non-smoking.
    So I would be happy for any recomandations. Any suggestions for a safe, clean and gayfriendly place, in the range from 900 to 1500 Baht range and in the same area.


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    Re: where to stay in sathorn?

    If you don't mind me asking, what nationality are you? Thai?

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    Re: where to stay in sathorn?

    > Any suggestions for a safe, clean and gayfriendly place, in the range from 900 to 1500 Baht range and in the same area.

    On the edge of Silom/Sathorn, you could look into OmYim. 80bt motosai ride to Babylon from the hotel. 1 minute walk to the BTS Chong Nonsi station.

    http://www.omyimgroup.com/


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    Re: where to stay in sathorn?

    Never had a problem at the Pinnacle but I always make it clear on check-in, two people, and you get breakfast coupons for two. The Aetas (4 or 5*) by the MRT is more expensive but has internet specials during low season.

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    Re: where to stay in sathorn?

    You want a place that allows smoking? There is Thung Mahamek Privacy hotel behind 7/11 (the one opposite Ibis and Malaysia), I think they have smoking rooms.

    Other places in the area (don't know about smoking policy) are Penguin guesthouse (no joiner fee when I stayed there several times 2 or 3 years ago), The Boss Place, The Blooms. There are many more I know from walking past but don't remember name.

    (There was a post by fountainhall about a more upsale place in the quiet street that connects Sribampen with Ngamduplee.)

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    Re: where to stay in sathorn?

    @cddnmat i am from Europe if it matters in any way.
    @Christian, thanks for the suggestions, but I have decided to take a room for some days in Malaysia, and then search the area. I arrive 6 in the morning, and dont want to make any search at that time. Just want a bed after 11 hours of travelling.
    Thanks for your suggestions

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    Re: where to stay in sathorn?

    i always stay in the malaysia, love it, 24 hour bar, swimming pool, great resturants close by, all for under 1000 bhts

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    Re: where to stay in sathorn?

    Quote Originally Posted by christianpfc
    There was a post by fountainhall about a more upsale place in the quiet street that connects Sribampen with Ngamduplee.
    The hotel is the U Sathorn - details here - post299048.html#p299048

    The rates are higher than the OP is seeking, but it will be worthwhile checking directly with the hotel as I am certain there must be some heavy discounting. Next week agoda has nightly rates with breakfast for 2 at US$90 inclusive. Agoda also gives it a superb 9.1 rating.

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