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THanks for all the great advice! As it sounds, I will skip the full moon party for New Year's! So now my ? is, any hotel recommendations in Bangkok and in Ko Phi Phi? I will be booking that ASAP. Thanks in advance!
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My budget for the hotel in Bangkok would be about $100 or less per night. I would like to stay at a nice hotel, trendy is cool too, I guess I mean, not a budget hotel. If I'm way off on my budget, just let me know what pricing to expect....Also, if you know of any places on Ko Phi Phi to suggest?
P.S. Thank rhkkmk, I will check out the Marriot online!
P.S. Thank rhkkmk, I will check out the Marriot online!
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The Bangkok Holiday Inn at Ploenchit is also a good suggestion. It is, however, slightly more than $100. But prices during peak season are often higher. I paid $115 plus tax during the month of February of this year. Breakfast is not included. The best part about this HI is that it is located right next to the Chitlom skytrain station.
I paid about $103 ++ at a nice serviced apartment building very close to the Holiday Inn. The name is Somerset Suwan Park View. A lovely breakfast is included in the price.
I know you don't really want budget, but Patumwan House is very clean, in a good location by MBK msll, has a very friendly staff (but no pool) and will cost about $35 to $40 a night. It is basic, but very acceptable.
Carol
I paid about $103 ++ at a nice serviced apartment building very close to the Holiday Inn. The name is Somerset Suwan Park View. A lovely breakfast is included in the price.
I know you don't really want budget, but Patumwan House is very clean, in a good location by MBK msll, has a very friendly staff (but no pool) and will cost about $35 to $40 a night. It is basic, but very acceptable.
Carol
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For Bangkok a couple of years ago, I bid $70 on Priceline and got the Holiday Inn Silom. Paid another $25 to upgrade (as suggested on this forum) to the club level - well worth it. I did this in October for a stay from Dec 26 to Jan 1. Arrived the night after the tsunami. Very nice room for $95 and the food in the club lounge was good. The lounge was a nice place to hang out for a bit. The rest of the hotel was unremarkable.
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My advice for Phi Phi is well known here, so I won't repeat it. But loads of info, pics and recomendations on our site at
www.leightravelclub.com
Feel free to e'mail if you want any specific info, particularly re PhiPhi.
www.leightravelclub.com
Feel free to e'mail if you want any specific info, particularly re PhiPhi.
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You might like this place in Bangkok. It's a bit off the beaten path, but still in a cool neighborhood. You will not be able to walk to skytrain....you'll need a taxi or tuk tuk, but that's no problem. http://www.phranakorn-nornlen.com/index.html




