Centre Point Silom closed?
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Centre Point Silom closed?
Is the Centre Point Silom actually closed? I am in the process of making a reservation for December 24.
Are there any other conveniently located hotels (or serviced apartments) on the with 1 or 2 bedroom? My family will be staying in Bangkok (post long flight) for 3 nights.
Are there any other conveniently located hotels (or serviced apartments) on the with 1 or 2 bedroom? My family will be staying in Bangkok (post long flight) for 3 nights.
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Hello there.
I am not sure of the status of Centrepoint Silom, and when it is actually closing for renovations, but there are certainly plenty of other serviced aparmtents in Bangkok with 1 and 2 bedrooms in good locations. Of course, depending on what location u r seeking..
First off, Centre POInt has many other properties/locations in Bangkok, so u can look at what is available at Centrepoint.com They have a property on wireless, sukhumvit, and soi LangSuan.
Another group of great serviced apartments in Bangkok is the Ascott/Somersets. They have about 4/5 properties in Bangkok too. The Ascott Sathorn is a beautiful five star apartment on Sathorn, and the Somerset Suan View has a superb central location, near Central Chitlom and plonchit and Suna PLu is near to Silom. U can go to their website at The-Ascott.com
I have stayed at three of there properties, Somerset Suan View, The Ascott and Somerset Suan PLu, and i wld recco all of them!
There are plenty of other serviced apartments in Bangkok, such as Emporium, Sri Sathorn, THe Marriot, Natural Ville, etc. U can do a big general search of the market at moveandstay.com or even at Asiatravel.com.
happy travels. Sawadeeka..
I am not sure of the status of Centrepoint Silom, and when it is actually closing for renovations, but there are certainly plenty of other serviced aparmtents in Bangkok with 1 and 2 bedrooms in good locations. Of course, depending on what location u r seeking..
First off, Centre POInt has many other properties/locations in Bangkok, so u can look at what is available at Centrepoint.com They have a property on wireless, sukhumvit, and soi LangSuan.
Another group of great serviced apartments in Bangkok is the Ascott/Somersets. They have about 4/5 properties in Bangkok too. The Ascott Sathorn is a beautiful five star apartment on Sathorn, and the Somerset Suan View has a superb central location, near Central Chitlom and plonchit and Suna PLu is near to Silom. U can go to their website at The-Ascott.com
I have stayed at three of there properties, Somerset Suan View, The Ascott and Somerset Suan PLu, and i wld recco all of them!
There are plenty of other serviced apartments in Bangkok, such as Emporium, Sri Sathorn, THe Marriot, Natural Ville, etc. U can do a big general search of the market at moveandstay.com or even at Asiatravel.com.
happy travels. Sawadeeka..
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Bonita, thank you for your reply. The Ascott website is a bit quirky-I'm having problems with it.
I've never been to Bangkok, so it's not clear which locations would be best for us. We want to do the usual tourist sites. Probably almost any of the serviced apts will do as far as amenities (2 bedrooms, clean, safe)-but which locations are easiest to get around?
thanks again
I've never been to Bangkok, so it's not clear which locations would be best for us. We want to do the usual tourist sites. Probably almost any of the serviced apts will do as far as amenities (2 bedrooms, clean, safe)-but which locations are easiest to get around?
thanks again
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I was staying at Centre Point Silom just a few days ago. No indication that it would be closing at any time. They are a bit slow on replying to the reservation line. What makes you think that it might be closing? Hope not - its a good location and good apartments. I book through AtSiam.com and there rate is very good.
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I am staying at the Center Point Silom right now. Today I talked to someone about the renovations. They told me that they will not be closed. They will be conventing some of the rooms to studio size. They will be doing the work floor by floor. This is the latest plan.
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Thank you stitchintime for the current. Atsiam.com wrote me back to confirm the renovations and stating that work will be done from 9a-5pm. We'll be staying in a 2 bedroom Dec 24-27-I hope that we can be on a non-renovating floor because we will be jet lagged and may be sleeping late.
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Actually, they were doing renovations on our floor back in January. Construction on the vestibule areas and at least one room, a couple of floors up from the breakfast area.
There were some tarps up, but nothing very obtrusive. The worked during the day. Didn't hear anything 4 doors down from the work. So it's good news that they'll stay open.
We booked directly with Centre Point, on their website.
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Mayeast...I recommended moveandstay.com for the extensive list, plus photos of possible places. Not to necessarily book through them. I have never booked through them as I contact the buildings directly. Plus, moveandstay's website is very fast. I've tried other websites and it has taken forever to access the info. Happy Travels!
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I just checked atsiam.com for the prices of the building that I stay in and checked to see their price for the time period that I will be there and their price is definitely higher than what I'll be paying. I did direct contact with my building. One can try negotiating over the building's website. Happy Travels!

