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Would like to know if most of all hotels in Bangkok does have compulsory dinner on the 24th December for guests staying in the hotel like in Phuket and Koh Samui

Would like to know if most of all hotels in Bangkok does have compulsory dinner on the 24th December for guests staying in the hotel like in Phuket and Koh Samui

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I think it depends on the hotel. Certainly at least some hotels have those "compulsory" dinners around Christmas and New Years day. A lot of the higher end hotels will have such a thing included in the price if you stay there on that day.

If you go online, as though you were booking a hotel, often they will often tell you the dates when a "compulsory" dinner is included in the price.

:D

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Would like to know if most of all hotels in Bangkok does have compulsory dinner on the 24th December for guests staying in the hotel like in Phuket and Koh Samui

:o

I think it depends on the hotel. Certainly at least some hotels have those "compulsory" dinners around Christmas and New Years day. A lot of the higher end hotels will have such a thing included in the price if you stay there on that day.

If you go online, as though you were booking a hotel, often they will often tell you the dates when a "compulsory" dinner is included in the price.

:D

I haven't get the info but only this sentence" Compulsory Gala Dinner, which will be added to your booking cost, is applicable to certain hotels during festive seasons" and nothing more

Would like to know if most of all hotels in Bangkok does have compulsory dinner on the 24th December for guests staying in the hotel like in Phuket and Koh Samui

No hotels have compulsory dining.

And all hotels do NOT impose this onerous obligation. As noted, it depends on the hotel, with mostly the higher end joints making it compulsory (not cumpulsory to dine, just to pay)

Check your hotel when booking.

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Would like to know if most of all hotels in Bangkok does have compulsory dinner on the 24th December for guests staying in the hotel like in Phuket and Koh Samui

No hotels have compulsory dining.

And all hotels do NOT impose this onerous obligation. As noted, it depends on the hotel, with mostly the higher end joints making it compulsory (not cumpulsory to dine, just to pay)

Check your hotel when booking.

You mean Bangkok or all Thailand hotels?

My question is Bangkok

Would like to know if most of all hotels in Bangkok does have compulsory dinner on the 24th December for guests staying in the hotel like in Phuket and Koh Samui

No hotels have compulsory dining.

And all hotels do NOT impose this onerous obligation. As noted, it depends on the hotel, with mostly the higher end joints making it compulsory (not cumpulsory to dine, just to pay)

Check your hotel when booking.

You mean Bangkok or all Thailand hotels?

My question is Bangkok

My suggestion was (and still is) to check when booking. There are a number of hotels in Bangkok (and elsewhere) that will be loading the tariff to include the meal. If you don't want the meal and find out before you have booked in you can go somewhere else that is not loading the cost of the meal into the nights accommodation.

I believe (as noted) that it is the higher end hotels that will be adding the food into the tariff. Most mid class and lower I suggest will not.

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