Hotels with in room safes

[PigBoy#1 28]

Good afternoon,

 

I am looking for hotels that have in room safes, preferably electronic safes. In previous trips I have stayed at the Eastiny, Penthouse and the Vault and loved the ease of easy access to my stuff. Only the Vault had in room safes. I am trying to keep it under 2500 baht per night. Any ideas?

 

Thanks

 

Ty_

[EnglishPaul 3]

Hi Ty

Lek hotel soi 12/13 new wing rooms with electronic safe 1200bht high season you may get better price.Not sure if old wing rooms have in room safe.

Whitehouse Condotel (soi13) standard room with safe about 1250 bht but had only3 digit code.

Based on recent stays there but please confirm with hotels.

Thats a start for you must be many more!

[stephentaylor 54]

queen victoria inn soi 6

[Anfield 8]

Ma Maison soi 13 900 bth low season electronic safe

[buddy_guy 0]

Sabai Lodge, Areca lodge(some but not the standard rooms), LK Metropole.

[BigDUSA 71]

Sky-Top, Yensabai Condo, Pig & Whistle all have in room safe. All good places to stay with reasonable rates.

[hillbilly 81]

sabai inn

[growler 0]

Bella Villa Prima on Soi 4.

[woodford 0]

queen victoria inn on soi 6

rooms from 600 baht up to 750 baht

 

www.queenvictoria-inn.com

[Eneukman 1]

The Residence Gardens have in room safes - 1,399 baht per night.

 

Alan

[cookie 1]

Jsmine Mansion in Soi Baukaow - personal safe in all rooms with rates from around B500 a night at this time of year. Very clean, very friendly, very security conscious. Reviewed on this site.

[Emil 0]

If you find a place that you really like and the only drawback is no in room safe, you can buy one for around 2000baht.

[wallyperrier 0]

If you find a place that you really like and the only drawback is no in room safe, you can buy one for around 2000baht.

how will you make it fast?

 

they can take and all your belongings and the safe, would be not the first time

 

[Rex7777 0]

How about laptop computers? Will they fit in the typical in-room safe? Is a laptop with a 15.4" screen too big?

 

Rex

[BigDUSA 71]

How about laptop computers? Will they fit in the typical in-room safe? Is a laptop with a 15.4" screen too big?

 

Rex

No. The average in room safe is to small for a laptop.

[Emil 0]

how will you make it fast?

 

they can take and all your belongings and the safe, would be not the first time

 

[Samsonite 181]

The Inn of the Golden Crab. Soi 13.

Best in room safe I've seen anywhere in Thailand, but unfortunately not the biggest.

Edited August 1, 2006 by Samsonite

[jacko 8,766]

If you find a place that you really like and the only drawback is no in room safe, you can buy one for around 2000baht.

Well I can see why this post confused a few people.

We are talking about a short term hotel room here......

So does our 2000 baht safe get locked in the wardrobe, or do we put all our valuables in the safe and then take it out with us to the go-gos. A few hotels object to you drilling large holes in the walls for the rawlbolts. Probably because of the noise, err how much does a drill cost?

[Tengotodo 52]

I have a a"safe" that anyone can snatch.. It weight 100 lbs, but it's possible. At the hotels... Yes, they can "snatch" an unsecured safe, but would they? cameras everywhere...witnessess everywhere. Can you imagine a BG carrying a 100lb sage on her back without notice? lol. Cameras everywhere. Why would you go to a hotel that did not have it, that's my question.

[marklatham 0]

The Lek Hotel had the huge room for 1600 baht with the quality safe.I like having the balcony,duay....

[Emil 0]

Well I can see why this post confused a few people.

We are talking about a short term hotel room here......

So does our 2000 baht safe get locked in the wardrobe, or do we put all our valuables in the safe and then take it out with us to the go-gos. A few hotels object to you drilling large holes in the walls for the rawlbolts. Probably because of the noise, err how much does a drill cost?

First you could ask the hotel manager if they could install it for you. Tell them your buying and if they install it they can keep it after you leave. It would be a selling point for future guests. But really even if the safe wasn't bolted down or only secured with a cable it would do the job as you wouldn't have any TG putting it in their bag and walking out. Most would even assume that it was bolted down. Another cheap item to secure your room is one of those doorknob covers and a padlock. Someone that's looking to break in will pick a room that appears easy to get into than one with obstacles, unless they know your keeping something of extreme value to make them take the extra risk.

[pauly77 1]

Just got back from Pattaya,stayed for two weeks at Sabai Inn and was surprised to find a good size electronic safe in standard 700 baht rooms,spent third week in BJ Lodge on Soi 3 for 1000 baht,had smaller but adequate safe.I must say I found having an in-room safe very convenient and would in future only look to stay in hotel that provided them,so much more convenient when bringing a girl back to be able to stash everything away til morning.

[bigorange1 0]

sunshine vista apartments on soi 3, a good and fairly new place...

[metro 0]

metro apartments in soi lk metro has them bolted to the wall. http://www.metro-apartments-pattaya.com/

[Florida Guy 0]

sunshine vista apartments on soi 3, a good and fairly new place...

I'll second that ... stayed there four times so far. Nice pool on the roof, decent rooms with balcony, nice bathrooms (tub AND shower) and in-room safes. Plenty of room for airline tickets, passport, small camera, wallet, jewelry etc ... not big enough for a laptop though.