Room With Wi-fi

[RAZZELL]

The title and topic description pretty much explains it...

Later in the year I intend to spend a month or two in Bangkok attempting to learn Thai.

I wondered if any forum members know of good, temporary accomodation with Wi-fi. I need to do some "work" online whilst here.

I would prefer somewhere central like Sukhumvit area, and which doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

I suppose 20-50,000 a month.

Or any other suggestions on where to stay/learn???

Many thanks

Edited May 8, 2006 by RAZZELL

[jezchesters]

Plenty, plenty places like that in your budget...

Try:

http://mrroomfinder.com/index.php

and

http://www.stickmanbangkok.com/wifi.htm

Jez

[elsie]

http://www.bourbonstbkk.com/boutique_hotel.html

[RAZZELL]

http://www.bourbonstbkk.com/boutique_hotel.html

I need wi-fi in the room...

[Maestro]

I wondered if any forum members know of good, temporary accomodation with Wi-fi. I need to do some "work" online whilst here.

I do not personally know any such place, but see if these Google search results for Bangkok help.

And here is the same search, but narrowed down for Sukhumvit.

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Maestro

[Master Chief]

The new Dynasty Inn Grande Soi 6 has rooms in your price range with free wifi, they must by now have installed it reaching all rooms.

Great pool also

[Amethyst]

bangkoksuite.com <<< nice budget hotel with free wi-fi

[elsie]

http://www.bourbonstbkk.com/boutique_hotel.html

I need wi-fi in the room...

Yes, in the room. Pay one time fee for the password (I think it's 100 THB).

[RAZZELL]

Found this place on the internet which sounds promising...

http://www.ecosea.com/eco/HTM/Thai%20House...0Guesthouse.htm

Although not exactly the Ritz I don't think I could go wrong...

[RAZZELL]

And this:

http://www.ggrove.com/

If I decide to splash out...

[listenup]

I'm learning thai at Nisa Thai Language School is Sathorn, and highly recommend! I tried 3 schools before this one and this is where I plan to stay for the next 6 months. I started a 10 week course, 2 hours per day for 16,000B After I have finished this course I'll be learning to read and write thai, not sure how much this course costs. If you want the details, PM me and I'll get them for you, don't have them to hand right now, although they do have a web site, try searching on Google for it.

[RAZZELL]

I'm learning thai at Nisa Thai Language School is Sathorn, and highly recommend! I tried 3 schools before this one and this is where I plan to stay for the next 6 months. I started a 10 week course, 2 hours per day for 16,000B After I have finished this course I'll be learning to read and write thai, not sure how much this course costs. If you want the details, PM me and I'll get them for you, don't have them to hand right now, although they do have a web site, try searching on Google for it.

Many thanks...will have a look and get back to you...

[bourbonstbkk]

http://www.bourbonstbkk.com/boutique_hotel.html

I need wi-fi in the room...

Yes, in the room. Pay one time fee for the password (I think it's 100 THB).

I have stopped charging the 100 Baht fee.

It is now free.

Doug

[frenchFARANGbkk]

http://www.bourbonstbkk.com/boutique_hotel.html

I need wi-fi in the room...

Yes, in the room. Pay one time fee for the password (I think it's 100 THB).

I have stopped charging the 100 Baht fee.

It is now free.

Doug

Good idea, but website DOWN.