PreBook or walk in?

[aldprt]

Arriving again finally after a break of 4 years.

Will be coming in July 14 - what would be better? pre book or take my chance on better prices for walk - in?

[ThaiLearner]

IMHO it is better to book a room as you don't want to be walking around for a room after a long flight with all your luggage and the hot humid weather.

 

Spend your time having fun

[js007]

IMHO it is better to book a room as you don't want to be walking around for a room after a long flight with all your luggage and the hot humid weather.

 

Spend your time having fun

 

Right. I always book ahead, at least for the first day or so. That way, I know where I'm going and don't have to fool around when I get there. I also try to pay in advance for the room. That way, they'll hold it for me if I get in late.

[joekicker]

IMHO it is better to book a room as you don't want to be walking around for a room after a long flight with all your luggage and the hot humid weather.

 

Right on. And really, there are only two chances of getting any kind of deal worth trudging from door to door - fat and slim.

[Spock]

Better to book in advance - why need the stress of finding a hotel, especially after a long flight & road trip.

A waste of valuable party time.

[midlifecrisis]

I agree with all these men have said. I work on the 29th, head to the airport for a 1:30 AM flight on the 30th, arrive midday in Bangkok on the 31st. Not only do I want a room ready for me when I arrive but I want transportation pre-arranged as well. I will be a zombie on arrival and prefer things pre-arranged. After being mostly awake for two days, I don't want to have to deal with any more than is absolutely necessary.

[aldprt]

TX for the advise - following checklist

 

Plane ticket - check

Mr.dream confimration - check

1 x 1 bedroon suite at the LK royal suite - check

 

And now all left to count the day, hours for take of

[windsors420]

In low season I never book. I like the ability to check out when I feel like it. I once checked out when I overflowed the toilet.