New Nana Hotel

[roamer]

Comments ? We are talking 1967.

[Spaniel]

I dont remember that exact ad for the Nana but I first stayed there in 1968. They used to serve you a small glass of Coke when you checked in.

[lopburi3]

The coffee shop (along with the Grace Hotel) quickly became an after hours hangout but rooms at The Golden Palace (motel type lowrise) on Soi 1 were cheaper and they had rooms on the pool if that was to your liking. I really do not remember any hotel in this class having a difference in price for single/double however.

[londoedan]

I like the 'old' Nana hotel and still stay there several times a year.

Most of the cashier / reception staff must have been in place at the opening,

Simon

[asiaexpat]

Stayed there in 1968 for several days before going upcountrycompliments of USA.

[wileycoyote]

The coffee shop (along with the Grace Hotel) quickly became an after hours hangout but rooms at The Golden Palace (motel type lowrise) on Soi 1 were cheaper and they had rooms on the pool if that was to your liking. I really do not remember any hotel in this class having a difference in price for single/double however.

The old Grace Hotel,I remember when a bit of ceiling fell into a guy standing at the bar.

Amazingly ,Kuoni (UK) used to sell rooms,in their brochure,as a "Nightime Special" Hotel

[lopburi3]

The term used when folks noted I checked into Grace in 1968 was 'co-ed' hotel.

[Thaifan2]

Wonder how they came up with the 7 out of 10 figure ?

Edited October 8, 2011 by Thaifan2

[Ulysses G.]

i don't know, but $8 a night was a darn good deal!