Jan 12, 2019, 12:35 am
Four Points Sukhumvit 15 Bangkok, Thailand [Master Thread]
Oct 30, 2017, 3:08 am
#1081
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I stayed in the Terrace Suite year ago. You can see picture here: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/15659347-post217.html
On the website the Executive Suite appears to be bigger than the Terrace Suite so I would guess that it will be fine.
@remymartin has stayed in the Executive Suite and was pleasantly surprised by it.
Hope to see you later this week!
On the website the Executive Suite appears to be bigger than the Terrace Suite so I would guess that it will be fine.
@remymartin has stayed in the Executive Suite and was pleasantly surprised by it.
Hope to see you later this week!
Oct 30, 2017, 3:09 am
#1082
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yup....i got that from the descriptions....if its the same layout as a terrace suite then i guess seating should not be a problem....i also like the fact that the executive suites have a powder room....that way the other guests can use the bathroom without having to wander into the main bathroom....
Oct 30, 2017, 4:45 am
#1083
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Yangon
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I stayed in an executive suite last year. I thought it was a really nice suite. The living area is easily big enough for 5 or 6 people to sit around. The only issue might be chairs, I really can not remember what seats where in the room other than the main sofa.
Oct 30, 2017, 4:49 am
#1084
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: HEL
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I received some sort of tag notification, but don’t see it in yosithezet’s post.
The Executive suite can fit 5-6 people, but I’m unsure for hours and comfortably. The living room area is definitely bigger than at SGS or Westin. Based on your assessment of those suites you can fit 2 more people in 4P suite. I’d say 4 comfortably.
The Executive suite can fit 5-6 people, but I’m unsure for hours and comfortably. The living room area is definitely bigger than at SGS or Westin. Based on your assessment of those suites you can fit 2 more people in 4P suite. I’d say 4 comfortably.
Last edited by remymartin; Oct 30, 2017 at 11:30 am Reason: fixed phone typo
Oct 30, 2017, 4:57 am
#1085
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I received some sort of tag notification, but don’t see it in yozitethet’s post.
The Executive suite can fit 5-6 people, but I’m unsure for hours and comfortably. The living room area is definitely bigger than at SGS or Westin. Based on your assessment of those suites you can fit 2 more people in 4P suite. I’d say 4 comfortably.
The Executive suite can fit 5-6 people, but I’m unsure for hours and comfortably. The living room area is definitely bigger than at SGS or Westin. Based on your assessment of those suites you can fit 2 more people in 4P suite. I’d say 4 comfortably.
Oct 30, 2017, 11:31 am
#1086
Join Date: Jan 2012
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Some pictures on the hotel's own site (not spg.com)
http://www.fourpointsbangkoksukhumvi...executivesuite
http://www.fourpointsbangkoksukhumvi...executivesuite
Oct 30, 2017, 11:50 pm
#1087
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Some pictures on the hotel's own site (not spg.com)
http://www.fourpointsbangkoksukhumvi...executivesuite
http://www.fourpointsbangkoksukhumvi...executivesuite
Oct 31, 2017, 1:59 am
#1088
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for this stay i require a suite as i will be holding a conference in my room for about half a dozen people....the only suite types that are available during my stay are junior & executive suites....i booked an executive suite last week but also decided to book a regular room & attach suite nights since i have a bunch that are expiring in a couple of months & i won't be able to use them all up....the suite night cleared today so i've cancelled the executive suite booking & kept the upgraded room....
this is what it says:
Your upgrade awaits
Good news – your Suite Night Award request has been confirmed and an upgraded room is awaiting your arrival. Your upgraded room details are below.
Deluxe, non-smoking: King Bed, Non-smoking, 344-366 ft˛ / 32-34 m˛, Four Comfort Bed, Comfortable Work Area, Wide-screen Lcd Tv And Dvd, Separate Bath And Shower
Good news – your Suite Night Award request has been confirmed and an upgraded room is awaiting your arrival. Your upgraded room details are below.
Deluxe, non-smoking: King Bed, Non-smoking, 344-366 ft˛ / 32-34 m˛, Four Comfort Bed, Comfortable Work Area, Wide-screen Lcd Tv And Dvd, Separate Bath And Shower
Oct 31, 2017, 5:58 pm
#1089
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: HKG / SIN
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I've stayed in the Executive Suite and Executive Terrace Suite some time back. Sitting area is approx. the same. 2/3 seat sofa + chaise lounge + chairs at the desk. There is a single couch in the bedroom that can be brought into the sitting area, if required. Cheers.
Pictures :
Executive Suite (https://collinaroundtheworld.blogspo...angkok_27.html)
Executive Terrace Suite (https://collinaroundtheworld.blogspo...n-bangkok.html)
Pictures :
Executive Suite (https://collinaroundtheworld.blogspo...angkok_27.html)
Executive Terrace Suite (https://collinaroundtheworld.blogspo...n-bangkok.html)
Oct 31, 2017, 11:38 pm
#1090
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I've stayed in the Executive Suite and Executive Terrace Suite some time back. Sitting area is approx. the same. 2/3 seat sofa + chaise lounge + chairs at the desk. There is a single couch in the bedroom that can be brought into the sitting area, if required. Cheers.
Pictures :
Executive Suite (https://collinaroundtheworld.blogspo...angkok_27.html)
Executive Terrace Suite (https://collinaroundtheworld.blogspo...n-bangkok.html)
Pictures :
Executive Suite (https://collinaroundtheworld.blogspo...angkok_27.html)
Executive Terrace Suite (https://collinaroundtheworld.blogspo...n-bangkok.html)
Apr 2, 2018, 8:09 pm
#1091
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A little update on Plat benes.
Drinks, aka Happy Hour, has been relegated to AmBar only and for only an hour. The hour in question can be chosen anytime by said Plat member between 4PM-12AM (I'm assuming inclusive). Singha/Asahi daft beer, a few more in bottles. Some (likely pre-made) cocktails. Ballantines, Absolute and Beefeater. Soft drinks and water. No food.
Breakfast is listed as free for Plats and I did receive 250pts additionally. I was never asked about my Plat amenity preference but the card I was given listed breakfast as complimentary.
Laundry/pressing: 1 piece. For 1 night stays this is not able to be used. Laundry in by 9AM is returned by 6PM. After 9AM it's returned by 6PM next day. Apparently they send laundry out in 1 batch per day.
This was my first stay here in 3 years (+/-) and while the hotel is aging well (except the gym where things are in dire need of replacement) it's still generally pricier than it's worth. I got this stay on the recent sale for under 2800baht and for that I thought it worthwhile.
Drinks, aka Happy Hour, has been relegated to AmBar only and for only an hour. The hour in question can be chosen anytime by said Plat member between 4PM-12AM (I'm assuming inclusive). Singha/Asahi daft beer, a few more in bottles. Some (likely pre-made) cocktails. Ballantines, Absolute and Beefeater. Soft drinks and water. No food.
Breakfast is listed as free for Plats and I did receive 250pts additionally. I was never asked about my Plat amenity preference but the card I was given listed breakfast as complimentary.
Laundry/pressing: 1 piece. For 1 night stays this is not able to be used. Laundry in by 9AM is returned by 6PM. After 9AM it's returned by 6PM next day. Apparently they send laundry out in 1 batch per day.
This was my first stay here in 3 years (+/-) and while the hotel is aging well (except the gym where things are in dire need of replacement) it's still generally pricier than it's worth. I got this stay on the recent sale for under 2800baht and for that I thought it worthwhile.
Apr 2, 2018, 9:54 pm
#1092
Join Date: Mar 2014
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Was here on a one-night stay recently. Plat benefit wise, breakfast is now given on top of 250pt, previously it was either breakfast or point. As mentioned, happy hour is now 1h at Ambar at any hour of your choice while the bar is opened.opened.
When the rate is right, this is a nice hotel to stay in. I will pick this over the aloft anytime.
When the rate is right, this is a nice hotel to stay in. I will pick this over the aloft anytime.
Nov 22, 2018, 6:17 pm
#1094
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Yangon
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Nov 23, 2018, 1:17 am
#1095
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: SIN
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