Bangkok service apartments/hotel
Apr 9th, 2012, 05:15 PM
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Bangkok service apartments/hotel
Hi Everyone,
My two brothers and I are travelling to BKK and would like to stay in a service apartment type with washer/dryer (travelling light). Our budget is about US150/night, centrally located (near subway). Can you please provide suggestions.
My two brothers and I are travelling to BKK and would like to stay in a service apartment type with washer/dryer (travelling light). Our budget is about US150/night, centrally located (near subway). Can you please provide suggestions.
Apr 9th, 2012, 06:14 PM
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Adelphi Suites is nice, and just a short walk to the skytrain, as is Centre Point Silom (on the river, though very few rooms have river views).
Chatrium Suites are not quite as convenient, but very nice building.
I stayed at Emporium Suites last month and was very happy. The building is at the skytrain station and attached to Emporium Mall.
A few weeks later I stayed at the Hansar. Loved it. It is right behind the four seasons and the Regis. Great location.
Check agoda.com. All of these can be found for under $150 a night if you catch them on the right day.
Chatrium Suites are not quite as convenient, but very nice building.
I stayed at Emporium Suites last month and was very happy. The building is at the skytrain station and attached to Emporium Mall.
A few weeks later I stayed at the Hansar. Loved it. It is right behind the four seasons and the Regis. Great location.
Check agoda.com. All of these can be found for under $150 a night if you catch them on the right day.
Apr 9th, 2012, 06:17 PM
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You want to be close to the subway or to the subway or to the Skytrain? I use the skytrain all the time in Bangkok, but find that the subway goes few places I want to go.
A few serviced apartments to look into are the Adelphi suites, a very short walk to Nana station, or the Centrepoint Silom, close to both the skytrain and the water taxis. Make sure you check on which kinds of rooms have washer/dryers, as often, not all of them do. You might also look at the Chatrium.
A few serviced apartments to look into are the Adelphi suites, a very short walk to Nana station, or the Centrepoint Silom, close to both the skytrain and the water taxis. Make sure you check on which kinds of rooms have washer/dryers, as often, not all of them do. You might also look at the Chatrium.
Apr 9th, 2012, 11:55 PM
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There's a new Centre Point at Terminal 21, at the Asoke/Sukhumvit Skytrain/Subway interchange. It might be just out of your budget, though. You might also check the Citidines and Somerset in Sukhumvit Soi 16.
As others have said, check to make sure which rooms have washers/dryers.
As others have said, check to make sure which rooms have washers/dryers.
Apr 10th, 2012, 04:03 AM
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The new Centre Point at Terminal 21 is very nice, but in order to get the washer/dryer, you have to be a (very) long term rental. Businesses rent apartments there for a year, having their employees moving in and out as needed. The 'regular' apartments are smaller and do not have w/d facilities. I checked out this new place when I was in BKK in December/January.
I plan to stick with Adelphi Suites for now. I'm on my way back there next week.
I plan to stick with Adelphi Suites for now. I'm on my way back there next week.
Apr 10th, 2012, 09:52 AM
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You might also keep in mind that you can have laundry done at one of the many small laundries for about $2 per kilo. Often faster than waiting for the apartment washer/dryer combos that take HOURS to dry your clothing!
Apr 10th, 2012, 09:55 AM
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We stayed at Centerpoint silom several years ago and loved the location. The room was less than $100, was conveniently located to both the river and skytrain and the breakfasts were the best we had in Thailand with a mix of western and Thai food.
Apr 10th, 2012, 01:25 PM
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Three weeks later, the Hansar was also less than Adelphi- $152 vs $160. On random other checks, I've seen Adelphi Suites as low as $96. I always check, Kayak, Agoda, Sawadees and the actual hotel sites. It is surprising how the prices fluctuate.
Apr 10th, 2012, 02:03 PM
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I always book with Adelphi directly. I don't think I've ever paid more than about $120 for an executive apt there. The $96 would possibly be for a studio, or perhaps for a deluxe apartment. Doubtful that executive apts would ever be less than $100/night.
Anyway, thanks Lucy.
Anyway, thanks Lucy.
Apr 12th, 2012, 04:39 AM
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Re: Adelphie Suites
You need to book their 'best rates' on line. You cannot just walk in the door and get that rate. They will tell you that right up front. I once wanted to book an additional stay there, after a few days in Samui. I asked at the front desk, and they told me the rate I would pay, and then they suggested I look on line instead. They were right! The res needs to be booked thru their central res on line.
Looking forward to my return next week! I am paying about $112 per night for my exec one bedroom apt.
You need to book their 'best rates' on line. You cannot just walk in the door and get that rate. They will tell you that right up front. I once wanted to book an additional stay there, after a few days in Samui. I asked at the front desk, and they told me the rate I would pay, and then they suggested I look on line instead. They were right! The res needs to be booked thru their central res on line.
Looking forward to my return next week! I am paying about $112 per night for my exec one bedroom apt.
