Thread: Best 5 Star Hotel in BKK

Originally Posted by Chico

Arrry, Weren't you recommending shit holes in CM last week for 1200 baht.?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Originally Posted by YourDaddy

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Actually in Suk that one that's inside Terminal 21 is pretty good, especially if you're only in town for a bit of shopping.

You can walk straight into T21 and back into the hotel with your winnings.

With Thai mall prices it's more like losings.

We aren't talking about poor people here, stop casting envious glances and go and eat your gruel.

Read the title of the thread you dick.

Originally Posted by Bower

My favourite is the Intercontinental when i can get a deal.
I stay in the Landmark 2-3 times a year, it is really only a 4* but reliable.
JW Marriot is good but there are so many Arabs who just do not control their children, last two times i stayed there were kids playing with a ball in the corridor and their room doors open with the tv on full volume at 0300.

Landmark is in need of a refurb given the competition.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Originally Posted by David48atTD

Actually, I do have the coin ... but prefer a less insulated experience.

Yeah, your 2 kids would hate the pool and kids club there

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Originally Posted by Luigi

^ Sure
Oi Daff, lend us yer credit card bruv.

Is the Miami Hotel 5-Star?...

Stayed here back in the day, very nice and treated like royalty...

Welcome to Ramada Plaza Bangkok Menam Riverside

The luxurious Ramada Plaza Bangkok Menam Riverside is located on the eastern bank of the city’s legendary Chao Phraya River. This delightful property sits on an expansive 3.5 acre plot with an impressive 280 metres of exclusive river frontage. The Ramada Plaza Bangkok Menam Riverside offers magnificent panoramic views of the river and the Bangkok city skyline. Situated close to Bangkok’s Central Business District (CBD) the hotel enjoys easy access to all business, entertainment and shopping zones by BTS SkyTrain, Chao Phraya Express Boat and the inner city Bangkok Expressway. Asiatique, the region’s largest night bazaar, is just a leisurely five minute away but guests may also take advantage of the hotel’s complimentary Tuk-Tuk shuttle service. The hotel provides frequent, complimentary shuttle boat services to the nearby Saphan Taksin SkyTrain station. From here it is just five stops to Siam interchange which sits adjacent to major shopping malls such as Siam Paragon, Central World and MBK. The 525 well-appointed Thai-deco inspired guest rooms and spacious suites are furnished tastefully and equipped to meet the needs of today’s business and leisure travellers. Choose from a broad selection of luxury room types - from comfortable Deluxe Rooms, Grand Deluxe Rooms and Plaza Suites to spacious Terrace Suites. The hotel’s Presidential Suite, with terrace and outdoor Jacuzzi, represents the ultimate in riverside accommodation. Dedicated non-smoking floors as well as ‘special needs’ accessible guest rooms for the elderly and for the physically challenged are also available. For a memorable culinary experience, guests may choose from one of the hotel’s four outstanding, individual restaurants. Lighter snacks and refreshments are available by the outdoor pool and in the lobby lounge. The hotel’s Massira Wellness & Spa offers a wide range of massage, beauty and wellness treatments for local and international guests. The Ramada Plaza Bangkok Menam Riverside is one of the city’s most popular MICE venues for business and social gatherings. The 22 function rooms are fully-equipped and the two spacious ballrooms together accommodate up to 1,000 guests in banquet style. The stand-alone Menam Seminar & Convention Hall, which seats up to 600 guests theatre-style, is also a popular choice for social and business events. The hotel’s ongoing commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility, energy management and environmental conservation has been recognised locally and internationally with many awards.











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It's on Charoen Krung road and quite far from BTS.

I had a good dimsum buffet there, but it's full of Chinese bus tourists.

Not 5 star or 4 star for that matter.

Don't you have an active Nick that is in jail

Yeah, when did you move to Chiang Mai, bud?

Must be a tough commute for your wife.

He has a whole pool full of mamas...

I don't understand. I have been living in CM for the past 7 years.