Help Me Make A Bangkok Hotel Choice
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Help Me Make A Bangkok Hotel Choice
Three women will be traveling in Asia. Part of the trip will be in Bangkok. We have had some recommendations for moderately priced hotels on the river -- they are great deals. The prices are so good (<$50) we thought that we might as well get separate rooms. Alternatively -- we could book a more expensive room on the river and room together. Putting aside any privacy or other issues -- are there big differences in the hotels that would encourage us to go the route of the more expensive hotel? We will be staying before/after a trip to Bhutan where the rooms will not be particularly plush.
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the problem is that there really are no hotels offering decent accomodations for 3 adults....only one or two beds and a roll away or a cot...
a two bedroom apartment in a serviced apartment might be a better choice....take a look at centre point silom...it is perfectly located...
the cheaper hotels are not very nice generally....but after bhutan any thing might seem nice...
take a look at this site for a range of hotels:
www.huahin.20m.com
of course it will also depend on when you travel as after may 1 and before oct 31 prices are substantially cheaper...
a two bedroom apartment in a serviced apartment might be a better choice....take a look at centre point silom...it is perfectly located...
the cheaper hotels are not very nice generally....but after bhutan any thing might seem nice...
take a look at this site for a range of hotels:
www.huahin.20m.com
of course it will also depend on when you travel as after may 1 and before oct 31 prices are substantially cheaper...
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CentrePoint Silom offers a 2 BR apartment (180sqm) for around 7,500 THB (US$192)
The location is good - between Shangri-la and Saphan Taksin BTS, above Robinson's department store...
this might be the best solution for all 3 of you.
I can't see any reason to pay more than this price. CentrePoint has all the facilities you'll need.
The location is good - between Shangri-la and Saphan Taksin BTS, above Robinson's department store...
this might be the best solution for all 3 of you.
I can't see any reason to pay more than this price. CentrePoint has all the facilities you'll need.
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I highly recommend the Centre Point Silom. We were there last month. The location is great; right near the sky train and central pier. Our one bedroom apartment was very large and comfortable.
There is actually a better rate of 6600 baht all inclusive at this website:
http://www.sawadee.com/hotel/bangkok/cpsilom/
Cheers!
Tamara
There is actually a better rate of 6600 baht all inclusive at this website:
http://www.sawadee.com/hotel/bangkok/cpsilom/
Cheers!
Tamara
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I agree that the Centre Point would probably suite you fine. While the 2 bedroom is hugh, the 1 bedroom (80-90SqM) would also do if you wanted to save some money. For 3 it would be around 3780 or $97us. See this site
http://www.atsiam.com/hotels/bangkok...d_usd.asp#room
http://www.atsiam.com/hotels/bangkok...d_usd.asp#room
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BTW, the rate I posted was for a 2 bedroom. We stayed in a 1 bedroom for $80 and I think that would be sufficient for 3 ladies.
There is one king size bed in the bedroom and they can put a roll-away bed in the living room and you will still have plenty of room to hang out.
Cheers!
Tamara
There is one king size bed in the bedroom and they can put a roll-away bed in the living room and you will still have plenty of room to hang out.
Cheers!
Tamara
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We stayed at Centre Point Silom last month for $86.94 a night. That was for a one-bedroom, but we were put in a two-bedroom with one of the bedrooms locked.
The two-bedroom apartment was huge. Our bedroom and living room had television sets. The living room had a media center if you have time to relax on the two sofas. Our bedroom had a king-sized bed and a large bathroom. We peeked into the other bedroom (from the small balcony) and it seemed to be set up the same way. Also, there is a 1/2 bath near the front door of the apartment.
You can't beat the price and location.
The two-bedroom apartment was huge. Our bedroom and living room had television sets. The living room had a media center if you have time to relax on the two sofas. Our bedroom had a king-sized bed and a large bathroom. We peeked into the other bedroom (from the small balcony) and it seemed to be set up the same way. Also, there is a 1/2 bath near the front door of the apartment.
You can't beat the price and location.
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