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Displayed prices are for multiple nights. Check the site for price per night. I see hostels starting at 200b/day and hotels from 500b/day on agoda.

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  1. MC_Ldop
    I recently spent three nights at LK: The Empress. I generally like the LK Group. I lived in the LK Metropole for a large chunk of 2006. I've had good stays at the LK Renaissance and great ones at LK Royal Suites. While it's a nicer hotel and would work well for many people, I don't think I'll be staying at LK The Empress again. One of the reasons I like staying at LK hotels is that they have soft beds, which is unusual for a Thai hotel. While the beds at the Empress are softer than most you'll find in town, the ones in the Royal Suites, Metropole, and Renaissance were softer and better. Ot
  2. MC_Ldop
    Several boardies spent the recent election weekend in Bangkok. Several of us stayed at Aloft on Sukhumvit Soi 11. Aloft is a spin-off of Starwood's W Hotel line. Think of it as a budget version of The W. The vibe is fun and young...and cheap. I paid a rate of 2,000 baht per night (not including taxes) for an Urban room, but there are lower rates available. The location is convenient for Nana, Cowboy, Beer Garden, and more. The hotel is across the street from Bed Supper Club, where I use to go with a civilian ex. Bed and the rooftop bar at the Fenix are great places to watch civilian eye ca
  3. MC_Ldop
    I spent three nights at Seven Zea Chic Hotel on Soi 5, closer to Beach Road. The rate was $47 on Agoda and the pictures looked nice. While the building is new and the pool is fantastic, I wouldn't stay here again. The bed was a step above a marble slab. Ouchie. + Lovely pool with a beach view + Guest friendly + Can stumble to Soi 6 + Super friendly staff - Too far north for me - Bed is a frickin' rock - Internet system only allows one device per guest account, which is a problem for nerds that bring laptops, tablets, and smartphones (yes, that includes me) The room is pretty b
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