Report on Siam Ocean World Bangkok....Two thumbs WAY up! from Guenmai
Jan 10th, 2006, 09:45 AM
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I checked my e-mail to see if I still had the e-mailed price list and specials at Fraser serviced apartments, but unfortunately I've deleted them. I do have a brochure, at home. When I have time, I'll check it to see if there was a price list in it. Happy Travels!
Jan 10th, 2006, 04:25 PM
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Thanks a lot! I will continue to look into Fraser. I have also been in touch with President Solitaire but have heard quite different opinions on that property. They seem to be in the same price category, though. Both around 60-70 000 THB. It's a bit over my budget but maybe they are willing to negotiate.. Do you have any experiences on President Solitaire?
Jan 10th, 2006, 05:18 PM
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I haven't had any experience with President Solitaire, but there was someone who posted some negative things about it in this forum. Plus, I don't think it's that close to a skytrain station. I had once considered it, but changed my mind due to location. I think it's kind of deep into the soi. Happy Travels!
Jan 11th, 2006, 05:44 AM
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I've not stayed at Solitaire, but I have stayed at Grand President. The apartments are quite nice. Grand is closer to the skytrain than Solitaire is. I saw a small van-like vehicle taking Solitaire guests to and from the skytrain. I would stay at Grand President again, as I thought it was nice and the location was pretty good.
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