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Renting an apartment

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Hi,

 

I'll be visiting BK towards the end of next month for two weeks. I am thinking of renting a one bed room apartment with a kitchen around Sukhumvit for the duration of my stay. I am looking online and there are places for 20-30 dollars a night. The pics look nice online, just want to know if these places look the same as their advertisements?. Would the prices of this places go up if I book later?  and any recommendations ?

What places? there are hundreds like that, two weeks! book a nice hotel like Dynasty Grand   

Come to Bangkok...book a hotel room or the first night...then you can check them out in person.

1 hour ago, bartender100 said:

What places? there are hundreds like that, two weeks! book a nice hotel like Dynasty Grand   

 

Perhaps he has a fondness for bedbugs, cockroaches, hookers, various human bodily fluids splattered about and  firetraps?

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I would book a hotel for the two week duration but I need to cook for myself so need to have a kitchen.

 

Are the apartments as bad as geriatrickid is mentioning them to be ?

you could investigate 'serviced apartments' that usually have kitchen facilities...but they tend to be a bit pricy...I got a 2 bed once at Centrepoint for a few nights...

I would think that it would be very difficult to find a one bedroom apartment for only two weeks at the prices you have indicated ($20-$30/night).

 

Most places will want a longer stay, or if a short stay, the price will be higher.

You can find clean and decent apartments in the 30 to 40 U.S. dollar per night range for a 2 week stay.

But going down under 30 dollars, and you may be disapointed with the results.

Especially if you insist on lower Sukhumvit road.

Which I refer o as the farang Ghetto area.

Kitchen facilities are more costy  also.

Since tour looking on line look for a place called Tanatawy Places at the URL

www.tanataweyolaces.com

Whlch does not have kitchen facilities but has a restaurant  on the 1st floor.

Near the Chinese embessy with easy access to the MRT and the Fortune Mall,

Many Chinese quests, security, Thai/Chinese food mainly but some international

Will allow 1 or 2 week stays and starts at $24 a night

Clean and good WIFI acess.(some rooms may be charged for WIFI access weekly or monthly).

NOT on Sukhumvit road but easy access to the MRT system by a Tuk Tuk shuttle service free for guests.

 

On 10/21/2016 at 7:42 AM, geriatrickid said:

 

Perhaps he has a fondness for bedbugs, cockroaches, hookers, various human bodily fluids splattered about and  firetraps?

 

 

Who told you I stayed there?

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Thanks for the replies. I think I will be needing the kitchen for sure. I guess 30-40 dollars a night should be fine as long as the place is good. I am thinking of staying close to the MRT around Asok/Nana/phloen chit. any recommendations based on these preferences ?

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