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City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: lee » January 3, 2007, 1:23 pm

City Lodge Hotel

Rooms: 10 rooms

Telephone: 042-224439 01-2625896

Address: 83 Wattananuwong road, Udon Thani

Price: From 600 per night

Webpage: www.udonmap.com/thecitylodge

Email: thecitylodge@yahoo.com

Facilities: Restaurant, accommodation, bakery, bar, wood pizza oven

Map Ref: P11

Distance from shopping complex: 400m

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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: jepp » January 24, 2009, 11:29 am

I am hunting Monthly rentals near centre. Does anyone have experience/opinion on City Lodge? Current price 600/800 baht per night with 10% discount for monthly.
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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: old-timer » January 24, 2009, 1:02 pm

i've never stayed there, but friends of mine who always stay at the city lodge when visiting highly recommend the place, i've eaten in there a few times and have no complaints and it's right in the city
centre if that's what you're looking for :D
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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: Bertie_Wooster » January 24, 2009, 1:20 pm

I stayed there once a few years ago. I like the place as, then, it was clean and nice.


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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: fussychunk » January 24, 2009, 4:07 pm

Stopped there 2 times, one of the times the place just looked like the photographes.... The next time in May it looked like a run down dump, the cleaners were useless, empty beer bottles left on the stairs all the upholstry faded. I'd look elsewere if i was you. Unless they have given it adoing over recently, but to be honest I thought they were running the place down since the new management took over.
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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: stattointhailand » January 24, 2009, 5:55 pm

Jepp, you may like to refer to this thread about the City Lodge

city-lodge-hotel-still-open-t8950.html
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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: wokkawombat » January 25, 2009, 5:20 pm

I had a friend stay there once so I was up and down the stairs a few times. To me the stairs were deadly and I was sober.

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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: fussychunk » January 25, 2009, 5:29 pm

wokkawombat wrote:I had a friend stay there once so I was up and down the stairs a few times. To me the stairs were deadly and I was sober.

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ahh that top step that is set about an inch below the floor level, yup deadly I think i commented about it on another thread :(
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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: stattointhailand » January 25, 2009, 9:18 pm

wokkawombat wrote:I had a friend stay there once so I was up and down the stairs a few times. To me the stairs were deadly and I was sober.
John


They are much easier to cope with when drunk :drunk:
Trip over the top one, fall down the first flight, pick yourself up, stagger to the top of the next flight, fall down those, pick yourself up etc; etc; When you reach the bottom you pick yourself up, brush yourself down, take a deep breath, and either turn left to the nearest bar stool, or if bar is closed, turn right, out of the door and get night watchman to nip down to 7/11 and get you a supply.

NOTE:- Please don't try this at home kids ........ it should only be performed by trained drunks, who won't feel any pain from the bruises, as the hangover will feel far worse :drunk: :drunk: :drunk:
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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: aznyron » January 26, 2009, 11:43 am

I was a carpenter and stair building was all ways left to the most experience carpenter on the job
I got to build many sets of stairs in my life time. so it only shows how much experience those
Thai who built the city lodge had very scary BTW the plan always shows the rise & thread of the stair case
if the floor plan was drawn by a Architect if not you still should know how to use the formula if your
a builder /Carpenter as for his Pizza I ordered once a while back he burned it and still served it to me
he also gave me a bill for a burned pizza I paid it never went back there that was my only experience
with the City Lodge
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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: stogie bear » January 26, 2009, 11:30 pm

I stayed there a few times. In the beginning a clean hotel, fair prices. Last time in 2008 bad service, nothing clean horrible kitchen and the stair was like the stairway to heaven.
Sorry avoid


jepp wrote:I am hunting Monthly rentals near centre. Does anyone have experience/opinion on City Lodge? Current price 600/800 baht per night with 10% discount for monthly.
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Re: City Lodge Hotel

PostAuthor: cfcmik » January 27, 2009, 8:31 am

Last time I went there, shortly after the change of manager, I was glared at by the new manager when I went up to the bar and after a few seconds of awkward silence had to ask for the menu. Despite being almost empty it took nearly an hour to get my sub-standard meal of baggette and chips. If fact a thai guy arrived after me and was served his food about 15-20mins before me.
Maybe the place was so successful he didnt need my custom or maybe he didnt like me lowering the tone of his establishment either way even if it was the last place in town id rather stay hungry and sober!
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