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Reader question: Hotel near the Dutch embassy in Bangkok

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July 15, 2015

Dear readers,

I have to go to the Dutch embassy in Bangkok because of my passport. Does anyone know a decent, inexpensive hotel nearby? Doesn't need luxury, it's just for one night. Must be clean and free wifi.

Please tips.

Thanks a lot.

Ricardo

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9 Responses to “Reader question: Hotel near Dutch embassy in Bangkok”

  1. Wim says up
    15 July 2015 on 10: 32

    Hotel Sawadee Langsuan Inn 93/4 Lang Suan 5 Ploenchit Raod Bangkok 10330 Tel: 022555833 /4
    Hotel is almost in the same street as the Embassy

  2. Peter says up
    15 July 2015 on 10: 47

    Grand inn hotel I was satisfied with, then it was a 10 minute walk to the embassy ... Majestic on sukhumvit is also recommended

  3. Jan says up
    15 July 2015 on 10: 48

    Bliston Suwan Park View Hotel…..is on the same street as the Embassy…Soi Ton Son

  4. Jack S says up
    15 July 2015 on 11: 03

    Almost all hotels have free wifi. So that's no point. What do you want to pay? That's the second point. There are plenty of hotels nearby. I have taken a hotel twice and in the end I will not recommend them, because they were cheap hotels, where luxury was not in the foreground. 900 baht. You then have a room, air conditioning and you can take a shower. Both were approx 20 minutes walking distance from the Embassy.
    You can easily find hotels at Agoda or Bookings.com. Some hotels can be booked cheaper through such a site, others are cheaper at check-in itself. Breakfast in such a hotel is not always recommended. On my way to the Embassy I had breakfast in a very nice French-looking cafe: coffee, juice, egg and toast… unfortunately I can't remember the name. But you will see it when you walk on the main road towards the Embassy, ​​seen from Nana on the left.
    I would really look at the websites. You get a better picture than if you rely on tips here, because everyone maintains different criteria.

  5. Jacob says up
    15 July 2015 on 11: 09

    http://www.tee-pak.com/en/A+R+Service+Apartment

    near sky train and market and a few stops to the abbey

  6. Eric says up
    15 July 2015 on 11: 31

    Typ.
    Go to Bookings.com
    Select date
    Look up the NL embassy on the map on the website (soi Ton Son) / BTS Phloen Chit.
    Circle the area and you will find a hotel in every price range.

    So much easier than a reader question. Readers don't know what the questioner considers a decent hotel, let alone affordable.

  7. socks says up
    15 July 2015 on 12: 16

    Dutch embassy is near the bts, ploenchit station, less than 10 min walk. You can get a cheap hotel anywhere as long as it is near the bts. There are several cheap hotels around on nut bts station. The hotels closer to the embassy are a lot more expensive.

  8. HansNL says up
    15 July 2015 on 13: 46

    When I am forced to go to the Embassy there, I always book a room via the internet…..

    Nana hotel!

    Really?
    Yes really.
    Is not too expensive, is reasonably clean, including breakfast buffet and free drink in the bar.
    Has a swimming pool and, I thought, also a disco.

    Close to Nana plaza, crazy pretty assured.

    And not too far to walk to Soi Tonson.

    Really only advantages.
    Yet?

  9. Cees says up
    15 July 2015 on 14: 45

    If you type soi Ton Son Bangkok on Google maps and you zoom in a bit, you will see all the hotels and eateries in the area. You then type in a hotel name on Agoda and you know everything.
    The embassy is located on Witthayu Road (Wireless Road), soi Ton Son is the visiting address.


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