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Most Romantic Hotel

RAZZELL

By RAZZELL
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I dont know if it's the most romantic one (i would think a nice dinner is more romantic than a hotel room), but i can reccomend the metropolitan. I just love the hotel.

Nice dinner place? Well actually another hotel near the river, The royal orchid Sheraton...

But Bkk is a big place, lots of alternatives.

flightcrew1 Silver Member

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I dont know if it's the most romantic one (i would think a nice dinner is more romantic than a hotel room), but i can reccomend the metropolitan. I just love the hotel.

Nice dinner place? Well actually another hotel near the river, The royal orchid Sheraton...

But Bkk is a big place, lots of alternatives.

This is the place. Check it ou! Arun Residence right on the river. Great restaurant "The Deck" and spectacular views in the evening and lovely romantic rooms. The Metropolitan on Satorn is great but not what I call romantic and the The Royal Orchid Sheraton has great views but is just a mega convention/tourist hotel.

phetaroi Platinum Member

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Wow. In some ways I give them credit for having high standards. On the other hand, their own photos of the rooms look...well...poor. I guess what bothers me the most about their web page is not their principles, but rather the rude and abrupt language...seems very un-Thai.

I had to look up catamite!

Have you read the "caveat" page... :o

http://www.theatlantahotelbangkok.com/caveat.php

No catamites! :D

RAZZ

girlx Platinum Member

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i've never been there but i think the Shanghai Mansion in chinatown looks very romantic.

p.s. planning so far ahead for valentine's! you must be a nice guy :o i never meet any of those. :D

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tb86 Silver Member

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What about this one?

http://www.theeugenia.com/intro.html

Ok...and let's expand it to restaurants. The obvious one's like Vertigo and Scirocco...what about something a bit quieter?

RAZZ

the eugenia is one of the best places for a chill stay with the lady, has the feeling the other big corporate guys cant compete with

mrtoad Star Member

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If you wanted to take "someone special" to a romantic hotel in Bangkok on Valentine's, which one would you choose and why?

RAZZ

Playboy :o

bkkjames Star Member

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If you wanted to take "someone special" to a romantic hotel in Bangkok on Valentine's, which one would you choose and why?

RAZZ

Playboy :D

the one's with the rubber curtains as you drive in are pretty romantic I hear :o

mmushr00m Gold Member

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Catamites!!! a new addition to my vocab.

For restaurant, I like Baan rabiang naam/river tree house restaurant in Nonthaburi. Its right on the Chao Praya away from the city. Lovely atmosphere and food.

Hotel, The Sukhothai.

orchis Gold Member

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Hilton Millenium. Spectacular city views at night from the comfort of your bed.

360 jazz club has a lot of privacy for couple. great buffet breakfast. arrive and leave in a shuttle boat.

david08see Apprentice Member

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If you wanted to take "someone special" to a romantic hotel in Bangkok on Valentine's, which one would you choose and why?

RAZZ

chic on soi 13 is small and lovely

the one by the river can be nice too, but a little on the large side

in pattaya I love the rabbit resort

Shotime Gold Member

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There's some very good information here, but, for me, it would have to be the hotel we had our first short-time at. Nothing fancy, yet still the same familiarity. Not worth noting.

rak sa_ngop Gold Member

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Have you read the "caveat" page... :o

http://www.theatlantahotelbangkok.com/caveat.php

No catamites! :D

RAZZ

That wording is unbelievable... Image turning up with your wife and being consider a 'borderline case' and kicked out, rudely. I'd be most unpleased.

Cheap looking, average at best rooms too.

The Atlanta Hotel was the place I stayed in Bangkok on my first visit in 1978. It was a old R+R hotel for American servicemen which had turned to backpackers (not called that in the old days) when the Vietnam war had ended. I remember sharing a bedroom with several other guys for about 50 baht a night, and having to 'vacate' the room for several hours while one of the guys brought a girl back. No catamites in those days though. Fond memories.

mrtoad Star Member

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If you wanted to take "someone special" to a romantic hotel in Bangkok on Valentine's, which one would you choose and why?

RAZZ

Playboy :D

the one's with the rubber curtains as you drive in are pretty romantic I hear :o

It's a classy joint James, even has mirrored ceilings from what I've heard. :D

zaphodbeeblebrox Gold Member

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For this purpose, I like the Dream Hotel, Sukhumvit, Soi 15. The Dream Bangkok is a small, upscale, boutique hotel. The hotel service staff is excellent. The standard rooms come with a 42" plasma TV and DVD player. The suites have an additional TV/DVD unit in the living area, and an additional fridge. All rooms come with a microwave and espresso machine.

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Dream Hotel website

WikiMapia location for Dream Hotel

jasreeve17 Gold Member

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Have you read the "caveat" page... :o

http://www.theatlantahotelbangkok.com/caveat.php

No catamites! :D

RAZZ

That wording is unbelievable... Image turning up with your wife and being consider a 'borderline case' and kicked out, rudely. I'd be most unpleased.

Cheap looking, average at best rooms too.

The Atlanta Hotel was the place I stayed in Bangkok on my first visit in 1978. It was a old R+R hotel for American servicemen which had turned to backpackers (not called that in the old days) when the Vietnam war had ended. I remember sharing a bedroom with several other guys for about 50 baht a night, and having to 'vacate' the room for several hours while one of the guys brought a girl back. No catamites in those days though. Fond memories.

Another example of you US sorts ruining it for the rest of us. :D

(Are you sure there were no catamites involved???, I mean you did choose to spend an R&R tour in a room with several other guys... :D )

RAZZELL Platinum Member

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For this purpose, I like the Dream Hotel, Sukhumvit, Soi 15. The Dream Bangkok is a small, upscale, boutique hotel. The hotel service staff is excellent. The standard rooms come with a 42" plasma TV and DVD player. The suites have an additional TV/DVD unit in the living area, and an additional fridge. All rooms come with a microwave and espresso machine.

I've looked at Dream but the rooms seemed very small.

RAZZ

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