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xmanchuriax
Newbie Posted 2011-12-24 02:29:51
Hi guys n gurls,
I'm going to Chula for exchange and looking for an apt/ studio room for rent from Jan 2012 to may/june 2012. Looking for one around Chula Uni.. heard I should go for Pathuwam/ Phaya Thai area. My budget is 5000 to 10 000 per month. N the area should be safe for a single lady... Any recommendations? Thank You! 
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ThreeProperty
Sponsor Posted 2011-12-24 02:49:35
Have you looked at the dorms Chula provide for international students? I'm pretty sure for that budget you can get a nice dorm.
You won't get an apartment (that's nice / safe) for that budget in the area of the university, it might be possible at the high end of 10k but it will be a tiny room. You are better off looking at Phaya Thai area near the BTS, I would advise to look around "Ari" BTS station and Victory monument. Three Property http://www.three-homes.com/ #3
Kalbo
Senior Member Posted 2011-12-24 08:14:55
Try here.
http://www.nonsiresidence.com/ Safe with loads of farang (and other) students, (Chula included), both male and female. #4
soundman
Loud Member Posted 2011-12-24 10:19:05
Moved to Accommodation Finding forum.
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xmanchuriax
Newbie Posted 2012-01-02 04:05:59
Thanks... yeah nonsi is where the exchange students are staying.. but for 13000 baht per head, and sharing the room with 3 others... i don't think so....
sigh. it's sooo hard finding an acceptable place under 10k a month around a BTS. nightmare! thanks for the help though. #6
laowai1960
Member Posted 2012-01-06 00:46:45 Quote Thanks... yeah nonsi is where the exchange students are staying.. but for 13000 baht per head, and sharing the room with 3 others... i don't think so.... Where did you get that figure from? On Nonsi's website they offer (unshared) 30 sqm apartments for B10,000 per month. #7
lazerguy
Member Posted 2012-01-11 12:17:44
I was an exchange student at Chula and I only shared the room with one other person (4 people in a 2 bedroom). I never wanted to share, but it wasn't that bad to be honest. Originally I wanted to rent my own place, but I'm glad I didn't, because I quickly noticed that if I would've lived somewhere else I would've missed out on a lot of activities!
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lazerguy
Member Posted 2012-01-11 12:20:07
Also I recommend you stay here when you arrive: http://www.travelfis...rrounds/all/195
It's cheap, clean, safe, and close to Chula, BTS, shopping malls, etc. Basically everything you'll need in the beginning. Feel free to send me a msg if you have any questions. I'll be in BKK next week for 10 days. Edited by lazerguy, 2012-01-11 12:22:59. |
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