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By Vince Font<\/em><\/p>\n

Rooftop pools. Moody, club-like lighting. Courtyards with private villas. Definitely not the level of amenities to expect at a budget American hotel, but such luxury is standard at some Bangkok hotels<\/a> for a modest $100per night. Here are three beautiful, high-quality Bangkok hotels with wow features that you’ll never get used to paying so little for.<\/p>\n

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For under $100 a night, the posh Dream Hotel Bangkok is no dream.<\/p><\/div>\n

Dream Hotel Bangkok<\/strong><\/a>
\nImagine trying to land a five-star boutique hotel a mere stroll away from the nightlife district in any American city for under $100 a night. Not only would you havea tough time, you\u2019d come back empty handed. But believe it or not, this isn\u2019t anything that\u2019s too far out of the ordinary in Bangkok. You\u2019ll even find places that have a dash of eccentricity thrown in, like the Dream Hotel. Its exterior neon fa\u00e7ade is just a hint of what you\u2019ll find inside. I\u2019ve heard some people describe this place as \u201coddly decorated\u201d but if you ask me, there\u2019s nothing odd about eternally retro, inimitably funky design. Think a cool room with plasma TV and free Wi-Fi is all you get for around $60 per night? Think again. This place even has a rooftop pool. If that\u2019s not enough to tickle your fancy, you can try the on-site spa or restaurant. If you\u2019re into saving money, this is one place that\u2019s appropriately named.<\/p>\n

Davis Hotel Bangkok<\/strong><\/a>
\nWith rooms that start at just under $70 a pop, the Davis Hotel belies the definition of a budget hotel. The place teems with design details, from arched doorways to intricate, hard-carved poster beds. Throw in the fact that it\u2019s close enough to public transport, but far enough from the raucous city streets for peace and quiet, and its value increases. If you\u2019re in the mood for an upgrade and don\u2019t mind paying a bit extra, go for one of the two- or three-bedroom Thai-style villas that are situated around a small, private pool for villa-dwellers only.<\/p>\n

Centre Point Wireless Road Serviced Apartments Bangkok<\/strong><\/a>
\nLooking at this place from the exterior, you\u2019d never guess that you could nab a nightly rate in the low $70s. Step inside andtake a tour of the hotel, however, and you\u2019ll probably convince yourself that the guy behind the front desk accidentally omitted a zero from the nightly rent. Located smack dab in the heart of Bangkok, the Centre Point is a residence hotel that offers beautiful window views of the city skyline and elegantly furnished rooms. Designed with the business traveler in mind, the hotel\u2019s got adequate conference center facilities — but you don\u2019t have to be a business traveler to make this HQ for your Thai summer vacation. The hotel\u2019s proximity to the business community also places you within easy reach of the city\u2019s Ploenchit Skystrain station, which will take you any place you want to go.<\/p>\n

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