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What are the experiences and reviews of the ASQ stay at Seasons Hotel in Bangkok?

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Feb 4, 2021
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Hi everyone just like to let you know my experience asq hotel seasons hotel bkk stay in room 16 days no let out windows don't open junk food not one hot meal no fresh air not recommended
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A user shared their negative experience at Seasons Hotel in Bangkok while undergoing a 16-day ASQ stay, highlighting issues such as poor food quality (mostly junk food, with no hot meals), lack of fresh air (windows that don't open), and inadequate cleanliness (dirty clothes left under the bed). The post sparked a discussion among community members, with some sharing contrasting positive experiences at other hotels, highlighting the importance of researching ASQ options before booking. Comments also touched upon recent travel restrictions and the urgency for many expats to return to Thailand for various personal reasons.
John ******
That's bad, I stayed at Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 4. 3 fine meals per day, nice choices on menu . Although I did change to a larger room, cost me another 7,000 thb. 21 sq meters was just a bit small.
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Rob ******
Plus you can catch Covid staying at Hotels with Covid positive patients beside or around .

Its not bright .
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Michael ********
@Rob *****
 have you been through the process its quite well done. Its actually stricter and better organised than Singapore
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Richard ******
It was you're choice stop moaning and shut up
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John *********
@Richard *****
 the guy was trying to assist fellow travellers whom may fall into the same trap. Not everything advertised is as it seems. Its a forum for help not criticism.
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Carlo **********
Was it worth it?
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Edna *******
Has anyone heard what Thailand is considering about travelers who have been vaccinated? I have been and want to travel to Khonkaen.
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Paulus *********
Are you sure you’re not still at home ?
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@Edna ******
 . Nothing yet. Vaccination doesn't stop you from passing it on to others. It only protects YOU from a severe case.
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@Steven **************
 This hasn’t been confirmed either way yet.
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@Peter *********
 You're right... Only hypothetical
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@Steven **************
 thanks everyone for the medical explanations. I’m very well aware. I did read a few months back it may be considered, but nothing since. Nor any updates on foreign tourists.
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@Edna ******
 . That was their tourism minister talking out of turn. It got dismissed by the Health authorities a few days later.
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@Steven **************
The said that the russian vaccine and astrazeneca does stop transmission quite good so fingers crossed
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@Sharn ************
 . There has never been a flu vaccine in history that was100% effective in stopping contraction or transmission. Until that day comes, i don't see the risk is worth it. Flu viruses can mutate rendering vaccines useless to new strains . And flu vaccines essentially give you a very mild case of the flu which allows you to build antibodies to it without getting severely sick. Its your own antibodies that fight it and protect you from getting the same strain again. Doesn't stop you from transmitting the flu from one person to another eg body contact from carrier, to you , to a non carrier
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@Steven **************
 Still worth the move if it avoids us being intubated
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@Jon *******
 . I agree totally. But a vaccine doesn't remove the need for quarantine which seems to be the false hope being generated.
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@Steven **************
 Yes most probably. Unless people that are vaccinated may be less contagious which could be the case
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Tony ******
I wouldn't bother paying all that money until I can go back with my thai wife and family to visit friends and family total RIP off
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@Tony *****
 I expect you will wait for a long time then... I think the thai government has found an easy way to make cash 👍
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Tony ******
@Jon *******
 I'm not surprised they are always on the take never help the real people that need help, we will wait and see what happens
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Ron ******************
Sounds like a bargain that went wrong.
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Pascal ********
Pay for what you get ;)
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Greg ********
Shit
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Gene **********
So what’s the urgency for most of you???

I would love to get back!

Family? Property? Girlfriends?

Really curious?
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Nathan ******
A wife, a 3 years old granddaughter, dogs, cats, fish and garden
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@Gene *********
 separated from my partner for 10 months, our flights were 10/days apart and Australia closed the door in her face days after they sold her a visa then reneged on it.
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@Gene *********
 for me it's property, have not been in it for close to a year, it is cleaned twice a month but cannot imagine how it will be when I finally get there.
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James ********
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bht no micro wave no change of sheets no cleaning
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Steve **********
@James *******
 most tourists come for 2 or 3 weeks. Why spend it all in a closet. Stay home until this is over..
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@Steve *********
 unlike most tourists i have a retirement visa but I still wouldn't criticise anyone for 4_5weeks there business not yours
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@Michael *******
 i put this out to inform people not to use this hotel people don't need to read the don't need to know the s__t your putting out
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Peter **********
@James *******
 He’s just boasting. Some people love to rub peoples noses in it.

Don’t even give these people the time of day.
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@James *******
 Did you come from UK

They gave order to all hotels not to let people out or do housekeeping because of the new covid variants in UK, blame Boris the Butcher not the Thais.

And as for cold food you have gone for cheapest end of spectrum you get what you pay for.
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Shane **********
@Michael *******
 Cold food is because ASQ use catering services and by the time meals are delivered they are no longer hot, a microwave solves this, nothing to do with cheap ASQ. I used Cinnamon Residence
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@Shane *********
 yes lots are doing microwaves good idea to check before.

Mine never used catering services was made to order and served with proper plates.
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@Michael *******
 your wrong mr Dawson it starts at
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but I paid
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bht get your facts right before opening your mouth
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@James *******
 Cheapest end of spectrum I said not cheapest anything below
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they will likely be subcontracting meals out to a catering company.

My company paid
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@Michael *******
 like you said you paid nothing
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Shane **********
@Michael *******
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0 for one person? Jesus!
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Michael ********
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@Shane *********
 Company paid but there was not much choice last July. If i was paying i would be sticking closer to the
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@James *******
 bad choice of property. Which one was it ?
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Ken ********
@Elisa ******
 it's in the post Seasons Hotel Bangkok
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Paul *****************
You get what you pay for. Go to Anantara Riverside no Problems.
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Shayne **********
@Paul ****************
 my friend had a lovely 3 days at Anantara before they kicked him to hospital for a positive test. Of course you idiots my friend survived COVID 4 months ago.
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Mark ***********
Ouch, and how much do they charge you for this luxury?
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Kathy ****************
That about sums it up, except the sinus infection from you know where on day 4 from all the smoking on the balconies.. Then there is the noravirus on day 10 from food served and total uncleanness of room (dirty clothes under bed from previous guests) This is what $2400.00 gets you.
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Andy **********
Sounds like someone's never been to county jail,.... Cry me a river boy.
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Andy **********
Hamid Koskesh that sum kinda threat?
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Andy **********
Hamid Koskesh it's a joke dude. Don't get so butt hurt PS I'm busting my ass to try to get back to Thailand to see my wife.

Ps ps the admins aren't such snowflakes either
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Michael ********
In Hindsight its Important to read reviews first. ASQ review is a good one
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Rogerio ******
No air con?..
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William *******
Must have been a cheap room. I had three great meals a day at the Solitaire plus amazing view of downtown. 46k baht.
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Henning *********
@William ******
 Same. 45k and good food.
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Derek ***********
Did they offer 711 food, at your cost of course?
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Adrian ***************
I’ve never wanted snack food so bad in my life
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Adrian ***************
I know right the only meal that was remotely warm was breakfast that’s it
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Garrett ***********
Whoa, thats one hell of a review mate. After reading that I almost feel like I was there!
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