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12 minutes ago, manarak said:

OP: just leave your bad reviews on tripadvisor and try to be as polite and precise as possible. a photo of your bill will also help to prove your review is real.

The problem is that I did not get any bill from these hostels and I also did not take photos of these hostels.

20 minutes ago, ukrules said:

I doubt you will get past security. It amazes me the lengths some people will go to post bad reviews sometimes.

 

Nobody will publish really bad reviews for the same reason you can't name and shame them here, it's illegal and you could potentially be arrested as well as the publisher and charged with defamation.

Have you ever been there?

It's not a military headquarters but a commercial building. What makes getting into a commercial building too hard?

1 hour ago, blackcab said:

Level 34

Interchange 21

399 Sukhumvit Road

Klontoey Nua

Wattana

Bangkok

10110

 

The Interchange building is directly connected to Asok BTS and Sukumvit MRT stations.

 

Do keep us updated on your progress.

Thank you. I'll go there tomorrow.

Does anybody know the address of Booking.com costumer service center in Bangkok?

I have got terrible experiences with the owners of two hostels in Thailand and made reviews about these hostels. But my reviews don't show up. After calling the costumer service center in Bangkok via this number 027873013 to ask, no one picked up my calls. And after sending emails to Booking.com, I got a no-reply notification writing that they would handle my case, but nothing has happened. So I want to go to the Booking.com costumer service center directly to ask the staffs there and make a complaint about these hostels.

Thanks.

51 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You will need nothing more than what I mentioned.

You can only get one extension per entry.

If you left and reentered the country to get a new entry you could get an extension of it.

It would be best though to go to a nearby embassy or consulate to get a single entry tourist visa.

Thanks

3 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Yes you can extend your 30 day visa exempt entry for 30 days for a fee of 1900 baht.

Thanks for your answer.

Would I have to show any document like bank account statement or rental contract ? and how many times could a person extend his/her 30 day visa exemption in Cheng Wattana consecutively ?

I'm Filipino. I have currently traveled in Thailand on my 30 day visa exemption. Could I extend my 30 day visa exemption in Cheng Wattana to get another 30 days ?

After doing some searches, I've found that tourist visa can be extended, but there isn't anybody mentioning about whether or not the 30 day visa exemption could be extended.

Could somebody who tried extending his/her 30 day visa exemption in Thailand before give me some advice? and what documents does it require? Thanks