Area: Nana Plaza

Qian Qian Spa (千千) is one of the newer nuru shops in the Nana 4 alley, just off Sukhumvit Soi 4 — opened in January 2…

Everyone arrives at the same question after their second trip: what would a month here actually cost? The answers you…

Everyone tells you to stay “near Nana” or “near Cowboy” and stops there. The choice that actu…

This is the most-asked, worst-answered question about Bangkok hotels. People want a room with a large mirror they can…

Balconies are the hardest thing to find in a Bangkok hotel. The city built upwards in sealed glass, and a room with p…

Most guest-friendly guides rank hotels on how short the walk home is. That is the right question if the room is only…

If you have been shopping guest-friendly hotels in Bangkok you have read about the Majestic Grande on Sukhumvit Soi 2…

Adelphi Suites is the one hotel on this list where the guest policy is boring in the best possible way — the hotel ha…

The Nana Hotel is the original. Opened in 1963, sitting directly across Soi 4 from the Nana Plaza gate, it is the hot…

The Landmark is the shortest walk to Nana Plaza of any five-star in Bangkok — two minutes, straight down Sukhumvit —…

Nana Plaza sits on Sukhumvit Soi 4, two minutes from Nana BTS. The sois either side of it — 1 through 13 — hold the d…

24-hour outcall massage with no lineup to eyeball first — convenient, but little else going for it

New, under-the-radar Nana gogo with a Greco-Roman fit-out — too thin a track record to chase yet

Nana's petite-lineup gogo — a chaotic little pull, dependable for a spontaneous bar fine

Nana's go-to reset button — pricier than most, but the chaos and payoff are always real

Nana's rock-themed gogo staple — still has the bones, but the edge has worn thin lately

No-frills Nana-area quickie joint — hit-or-miss lineup, but dependable in a pinch

The legendary 2-girl PSE institution — permanently closed since the pandemic, so it's off the list