Hi Ace,
From the contents of the email you have posted here it looks like you should have received a full refund.
This was a few months ago, can you give us an update on your situation and if you did indeed get a refund after cancelling with no problems?

Thanks

Thanks for your comment.

I personally called and then visited every hotel on the list to verify if they would allow pets.

Since publishing this post I have had feedback that the Millennium Hilton did not allow pets and I have been in contact with them twice and am still waiting on a satisfactory reply. In fact I am about to take them off this list.

All the info posted about these hotels was correct at the time of posting and I welcome any comments from readers who have had any experience otherwise. Also, if you know any other pet friendly hotels in Bangkok, please let me know.

Thanks you for stopping by, I'm glad you enjoyed the blog.

Sorry, I don't know what happened, but I have fixed it now.
Thanks for letting me know.

Thanks Nan,

I had a "Duh!" moment yesterday afternoon when I noticed that too.
I redid them and uploaded them again, so if you download again you should get the corrected version.

Thanks again.

I'm very sorry to hear about the trouble that you went through with your pet at Millennium Hilton.
While researching this blog post I called each hotel on the list and confirmed via telephone the policies of each hotel. I specifically remember the Hilton because they were rare in that they said there was no limit to the size of the pet.

I also asked the senior sales manager in person when I was there in December to review the hotel and she assured me that pets were welcome.

Of course hotels can and do change their policies and I apologize for not keeping the information in this post up to date.

I will contact the Millennium Hilton today and make a correction later today to the info in this blog post.

If you don't mind me asking, what kind of pet do you have, and what did you end up doing that night? Were you able to find a reasonably acceptable solution to the problem?

Once again, sorry for the considerable inconvenience.
Aaron

Yes, Bangkok is a great city and has some of the best value hotel deals in the world, especially if you like 5 star accommodation, as the prices in Bangkok are very cheap compared to 5 stars in other cities throughout the world.

Thanks for commenting Claus.
Wow! And I though I was the specialist with about 20 stays at the Grand Hyatt Erawan! You certainly have me beat.
Have you ever stayed in one of the suites? When I took a look once, it just looked like two regular rooms with the wall between them knocked out.
Please tell me I'm wrong.

While The St Regis is nice, honestly, I don't know if I can justify the price. Apart from the views and the butler service, the rooms aren't really that much different from some other 5 stars.

Speaking of new hotels, I am looking forward to the opening of The Siam later this year by the river up there between Khao San and Chatuchak.
Private pool villas in Bangkok they say.

Hi, thanks for leaving a comment.
Would you mind sharing the name of the hotel that you are talking about in your comment?