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Score: 10055
6 nights from £862
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Best Western Mayfair Suites
Bangkok
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Departs:
- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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Returns:
- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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- October 18,2009 "been 2 bangkok twice , once in april with my spouse another time is 3 days ago...for my april trip i stayed in baiyoke boutique , quite a budget hotel nice location but quite abit run down, deceiving..." Read more
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Score: 10052
6 nights from £905
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Admiral Premier
Bangkok
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Departs:
- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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- November 4,2009 "Hotel is only brand new and it's fantatsic. Rooms are very spacious and great value for money. Location is a little trip from MBK (main shopping) but not too bad. Plenty of restaurants around the..." Read more
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Score: 10052
6 nights from £900
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FuramaXclusive Sukhumvit (Formerly Unico Grande Sukhumvit)
Bangkok
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Departs:
- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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- October 27,2009 "We chose this hotel for our honeymoon after reading various positive reviews.Although we gave them a short notice in room reservation,we were very surprised that they had "TRULY" gone out of their..." Read more
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Score: 10052
6 nights from £911
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Rembrandt Hotel & Towers
Bangkok
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- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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- October 29,2009 "Notwithstanding the subsequent conduct of the General Manager I actually found this hotel satisfactory on all fronts in terms of cleanliness,hygiene,food,room comfort and general ambience. A..." Read more
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Score: 10051
6 nights from £846
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Silom City Hotel (Former Silom City Inn )
Bangkok
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- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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Score: 10051
6 nights from £926
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Adelphi Suites Bangkok
Bangkok
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Departs:
- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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- October 28,2009 "This hotel is a superb place to stay. The rooms are modern, they look fantastic and are spotless. They have a large bed, a kitchen area with a fridge freezer, TV and a stereo. There is free wifi, but..." Read more
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Score: 10051
6 nights from £916
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Dream Bangkok
Bangkok
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Departs:
- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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- November 8,2009 "Stayed here for 4 nights - Have to say one of the top hotels I have stayed in anywhere - certainly the best boutique hotel I have stayed in was in Dream 2 across the street from Dream - however..." Read more
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Score: 10050
6 nights from £946
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FuramaXclusive Asoke-Sukhumvit (Formerly Unico Grande Asoke
Bangkok
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- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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- October 24,2009 "1. Taxi from airport during weekday 2pm traffic (and the rains welcomed us as we zipped out of airport) cost BHT400 while the trip back to airport at 5pm without any traffic during a Holy day was..." Read more
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Score: 10050
6 nights from £948
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Plaza Athenee Bangkok a Royal Meridien Hotel
Bangkok
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Departs:
- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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- November 5,2009 "My partner and I were staying just for one night as we moved apartments. We were hoping for a nice, relaxing and luxurious night of pampering in what is supposed to be a good hotel in Bangkok, but we..." Read more
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Score: 10049
6 nights from £869
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Ramada D MA Bangkok
Bangkok
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Departs:
- Wed Dec 16 2009
- London
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- Wed Dec 23 2009
- Bangkok
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November 11,2009:
We were looked after by the happiest friendly staff we have yet encounted in BANGKOK and this is our 5th visit to this always polite country.The staff could not have done more for us well and above just a job to them,and the big smiles that greeted us each morning were heart warming.Even the places the staff recommended were not tourist only haunts even to private car drivers that didn't try the usual "come to my cousins jewellery shop" trick.Great rooms,very large and spotless. -
October 11,2009:
We spent 3 night nights at this hotel at the end of our Thailand trip. The hotel was celebrating its 11th birthday and its age is showing. The rooms are looking tired and are in need of a refurbishment but are kept clean by the hard working and friendly house keeping staff. The public areas are holding up slightly better. They serve a very good selection of food for breakfast although depending on the time you venture in for this it can be very crowded. One thing that was good was the pool which we basically had to ourselves most of the time as the majority of guests were Indian tourists who have the good sense to not want to bake in the sun. Some previous reviews complained about the location but as long as you know where you are going it is only about 10 minutes walk to the best shopping in Bangkok at the Pratinum Market and surrounding malls. For the money you pay you can get better deals elseware in Bangkok eg Centre Point Petchburi 15. -
October 9,2009:
Our 2 day stay at the Ramada D'ma, Bangkok was just about okay. The air conditioning was either too warm or too cold, our bedroom windows faced a dull grey wall and the shower in the bathroom was again too cold or too hot. Ideal for travellers who spend most of their time shopping out in Bangkok . -
August 12,2009:
I came to bangkok for a leisure trip and of course shopping. The hotel is neat, clean and has proximity to the major shopping malls, has a nice pool on the 8th floor ( though it closes by 9:00 PM, pity), the experience is lovely while you swim and use the pool side bar and watch the bangkok skyline. You can have a hearty breakfast (sans indian menu) sumptous and tasty. The check in and check out was quick, they accomodated our luggage in the lobby while we shopped on the last day. Some people may not find the location very impressive as it is not on the main street and one has to walk through the local markets to get on the main rd to get to the malls. Do take the Hotel card for the Taxi as not many are able to catch up the hotels name. Overall a decent hotel to stay at. -
July 12,2009:
I stayed with a friend at The Ramada D?MA for four nights from 6th July 2009. It was my fifth stay in various hotels in Bangkok. The room on the 23rd floor was spotless and beautifully decorated. We had a superb view over the city. It appears that ?odd? numbered rooms face the plain wall of the Eastin Hotel next door, whilst ?even? numbers get the views. The bathroom was huge with separate bath and shower cubicle. There were plenty of complimentary toiletries available. The beds were hard, as is normal in Thailand, but there were six huge pillows which made up for this. The pool, gym and sauna were superb and would grace a five star establishment. Breakfast was good with plenty of selections to suit all tastes. Staff were attentive and generally service was very good. There was a mixed international clientele due to a conference being held while we were there and (like another reviewer) we noticed a large Indian presence but this is not a problem to seasoned travellers. Turn right out of the hotel and along the street you will find family run ?Pa Pu? for delicious great value Thai food, and further along ?Kluay? for seafood. The metered coupon-taxi from the airport cost 200B + 50B airport surcharge + 25B expressway toll + tip. The return trip cost 200B + tip, travelling on the old road. We took the taxi from around the corner, not from the hotel. Now, to address a few moans and groans in other posts.... (1) ?bad part of town? Rubbish! A lot of Bangkok is like this area. It?s called ?local colour? and is what many tourists like to see. Lone men do get ?touted? for ?business? at night. Just politely decline the offers and walk away. (2) ?check-in coupon for free drink? Complaint that you cannot choose the drink. For goodness sake ! It?s a welcoming gesture. Non-alcoholic fruit punch is what you normally receive, not booze. (3) ?strange, it was easier to find the pricelist for damaging the room than the minibar pricelist? To be expected when some idiotic tourists think it?s ?fun? to get henna tattoos and bring mangosteens into the rooms. White linen is totally ruined by these strong dyes. (4) ?quite a way to the skytrain? I walk quickly and it took me 15 minutes to Chit Lom station. Barter with tuk-tuk drivers for a good deal if you don?t want to walk. Incidentally we walked across to Siam Paragon on more than one occasion. It takes about 25 minutes. There is a huge selection of food and shopping around the ?Siam? area. (5) ?felt hassled by taxidrivers near the hotel? Some people are delicate... Just smile and firmly say ?No thank you?. The price hike scam between taxidrivers and hotel door staff happens all over the world. Hail your taxi around the corner. When the Ratchaprarop airport skytrain station opens later this year (just a few minutes walk around the corner) this hotel will be easy to access. I very much look forward to returning here next time I visit Bangkok.
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