Swimming pools

[Asiacat]

Does anyone know which condos let non-residents pay to use their pools?

[mauroest]

only condo? you can use hotel swimming pools, just have a drink and stay

[SGD]

I used to advise that the Marriott was Bt500 a day to use the pool but as mentioned, I have never had a problem when hitting up for a drink or two. However, I did specifically ask the manager at the then Marriott Riverside in Bangkok whether non residents could use their pool if they happened by for lunch and I was informed that this was not possible.

I think the main issue in 5* hotels is that you charge everything to the room and non residents simply don't have one.

[SidJames]

I have a couple of children but my condo building doesn't have a pool.

I won't bring them down to the sea as I believe it to be filthy especially after the rain when alot of the city's nastiness gets washed down there.

I brought them to Mike's roof top recently but the smallest one came out in a strange rash all over afterwards & it's far from hygenic anyway.

Can anyone suggest a nice clean swimming pool that I can bring the family to?

SJ

[Khun David]

Join Tonys , very clean and usually empty

[SidJames]

Join Tonys , very clean and usually empty

Which one David?

[Khun David]

I play tennis at the big one at 3rd road , twice a year they usually do a promotion lifetime membership for 15k baht. The pool there is excellent

[Khun David]

I play tennis at the big one at 3rd road , twice a year they usually do a promotion lifetime membership for 15k baht. The pool there is excellent

[SidJames]

Thanks for that David. I understand that they've stopped doing the life-time memberships now but I will defo give the place the once over