Mattress run in BKK

[Springthing]

Any suggestions for a stay in Bangkok next week as a Gold member needing 7 more nights to move up a tier?

The goal is a cost-effective stay without skimping too much, while still enjoying the property and location. Understand that, as a Gold member, there is no comp breakfast or lounge access with a lead-in room. That's no biggie. Priority is just ticking off the 7 nights.

Just curious if any BKK properties are known for their generous room upgrades for low-tier members?

 

[jase05]

I gifted by parents Gold and they stayed at the Pullman G earlier this year. Paid about $120 per night for a room that had lounge access and free breakfast and they got upgraded to a suite. They enjoyed the stay and would return there

 

[henrus]

Priority is just ticking off the 7 nights.

Have used the All Explorer and or the China All first?

The Mercure Bangkok Makkasan would be my pick if the rate is under $100 it's often not much more than an Ibis.

 

[serfty]

Look at the Grand Mecure Atrium, often a Club/executive lounge rate is under $145 per night.

Also, if you want really cheap, there's a "Greet" with no window rooms for around $50pn.

 

[MEL_Traveller]

Or an ibis styles in Silom. Close to transport to get around and reasonably priced. Basics but not bare bones!

 

[woolton]

Accor hotels (and other hotels) tend to be excellent value in Bangkok.
Grand Mercure Atrium was excellent as a Platinum with buffet breakfast and exec lounge access included, but location is not ideal, with a 15min walk to the metro, hot at most times of day.
Ibis Styles Silom has an excellent rooftop pool, and is close to Lumpini park, skytrain and metro. I enjoyed them both in different ways.