1.Location, location, location. Know as the real estate industry - where you want to be and what is available around them. The bus, rail, roads in the vicinity? Where are the shopping centers? How are you want to visit this temple? Remember that if you can read write-ups on the hotel - any hotel "centrally" located. Avoid Khaosan Road unless backpackers.2.Don 't be fooled by a name. Most hotels in Bangkok with the words "Great", "Store", "Royal", "luxury", "direction" in the name of the hotel - it has reserved a room in the service of the Royal Grand Executive Luxury Boutique Apartments means not that the place real, cola, or any other words.
3.Ask your friends. When they went to Bangkok before, ask them where they stayed for a recommendation. This does not mean you have to be there - but you have to give some ideas.
4.Shop around. The Internet is a wonderful place. Pop in the name of "Hotel du on Google and you will see a lot of information and a price range. Take notes. Read true given that most people more willing to write a report more negative than positive.Forum
5.Find. There are many forums about Thailand in general and especially in Bangkok. In most cases you can read the information without registration, but if you want to send a request to be registered. A good place to get information quickly.
6.Is that close to the action? Bangkok is famous for its night life, and may or may not want to be close. The majority focuses on the nightlife of Patpong Road (between Silom and Surawongse roads), Nana Entertainment Plaza (Sukhumvit Soi 4) and Soi Cowboy (Soi Asoke near). They are thus to avoid areas or make a reservation.
7.Sukhumvit is a long way. Your friend recommends a hotel on Sukhumvit Road, but not forgotten, the Soi (small street or alley) is turned on. Sun reserve, on the recommendation of a room in Sukhumvit Soi and 103 miles gazillion only to realize something. If you want a central location - find a place away from Sukhumvit 1-23 years.
8.What else is included? Free breakfast? Free Wireless? Transport to and from the airport? Cable, satellite, DVD, International Direct Dialing (IDD) phone? Check what is and is not included.
9.Is pay carpenter? For boys, single men who can bring a guest for the night, some hotels charge ridiculous amounts of Baht for the invitation. Better to ask first, and then to avoid. You can use this option when you reserve just one room - but not worth it.
10.You get what you pay for. Do not expect Marriott in a sleeping bag. We all want for our money - but if you go cheap - do not expect too much. Look for a mid-market hotel - around USD $ 50 per night and must be respected. Bangkok, Thailand, and each has different prices for different periods of the year - high and low seasons. Carefully review the price list.
11.Y have fun and smile. Remember - you are in a foreign country and can not do things as they do at home. Stay calm, you do not talk, and smile. If you have a problem, ask the manager to put into words and a calm and pleasant. Shouting and screaming, to anywhere in the country to get the smile.
12.Online consolidators can often simply the price of your booking directly.
13.You no longer land at Don Muang. Bangkok is a relatively new airport - Suvarnabhumi - about 50 miles south of Don Muang. Plan your airport hotel accordingly.
14.Don t wait for the hotel staff who speak your language. Most speak fluent English to a certain extent. Get a dictionary and learn a little Thai.
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