Nana, the Red Light District is the largest of the 3 in Bangkok, Thailand. It is a region filled with the hottest clubs, laid back bars and pubs. Of course, who forgot the craziest adult entertainment, on this side of Southeast Asia. To all this, take the best stay in a guest friendly hotel in the area of Nana.
Nana is centrally located in the heart of Bangkok. It is the epicenter of sex and alcohol is Nana entertainment complex near the major intersectionNana and Sukhumvit road. Running above Sukhumvit road is the BTS Sky Train, an elevated train system with a station in Nana, making this neighborhood ideal for a hotel stay and start off point.
There are many guest friendly hotels in the area - many of them 4 to 5 star business classed hotels but you'll find a lot of small boutique hotels that are true gems. The best thing of all is you don't really have to spend too much to get a good quality hotel with excellent value and service.
One of the best and the latest Dawin Bangkok located at Soi Nana 4, only 5 minutes walk north to the naughty nightlife bars of Nana Entertainment Complex. This modern hotel is quite small and so are the rooms, but the decor is modern and very comfortable with a budget friendly price around 1780 baht for a standard room.
Who spend too much, then try Woraburi Sukhumvit Hotel & Resort. 1100 Baht will land you a simple clean rooms and even a swimming poolsoak in during a hot and humid afternoon. It's also near Nana Entertainment Complex as well with a 10 minute stroll north of Nana Soi 4.
Now if you can afford to spend a more then consider the Majestic Grande Sukhumvit. For 3350 Baht you'll have access to a very nice room and a huge comfortable bed. This is a really nice modern hotel with attentive service and smiles. The Majestic is just a 5 minute walk east to Nana Entertainment Complex.
There are plenty more guest Hotels in Bangkok, but at present the top picks for 2009. These hotels are very popular, so it is best to book ahead of time.
Visit Bangkok guest of the hotel for a long list of decisions in the Hotel Nana red-light district.
James P. Hunt is an avid traveler and writer for an underground blog with information about Bangkok, Thailand. He is also a writer and artist http://www.bangkokguestfriendlyhotels.com, the largest resource of hospitable hotelsBangkok.
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