I really enjoyed my stay at Sugar Agogo during Songkran. The check in process was very smooth and easy as one of the kind employees helped me with my luggage up the stairs. I enjoyed how spacious the penthouse suite with the overlooking balconies onto the street. The location is super convenient and lots of other bars and clubs are nearby. Perfect location for anyone looking to enjoy the local nightlife. It does get loud at night given the proximity to nearby clubs, but that’s the trade-off for being in such a convenient spot. Very nice selection of ladies too!

A Wed night and there were plenty of nice looking dancers. Typical price for lady drinks, but 2k thb barfine before 1 am earned -2 stars.

Had an early beer, 79 baht draft beer, March 10 2026. Not one descent looking girl dancing. Extremely low quality entertainment.

Review is for room #7 and expat manager Garry. Room has a nice big refrigerator with large freezer. TV is extra large. Curtain are heavy semi-blackout 👍 (no light penetrates the curtains themselves, but some small light enters around the top & bottom). A/C is more than adequate and was freezing me out in the beginning (Dec/Jan) until I adjusted the temp up to about 24 (I normally set them at 18 or max low setting). There are some nice extras here over a basic room, at other places I've stayed in nearby, such as a couch and a toaster, extra large balcony, kitchen sink, drawers full of plates and silverware and it was all properly cleaned. There was even a cutting board, dish soap & a sponge along with typical basics like a microwave, fridge and hot water kettle. The only significant negative that I noticed were the toilets themselves. They are sized for children and I strongly recommend the owners procure adult size toilets in the future. Those tiny toilets required some improvisation and creativity. If you stay in a room right on soi Boo-cow, as I did initially, you're going to get typical day time street noises. About 8:30 p.m. the live band across the street starts up & goes until 330am, but I liked their music, so that was not an issue. Rooms further away from soi Boo-cow (I ended up switching to a quieter room) are going to be much more conducive to daytime rest. Garry, the manager, is 100% a good dude on many levels! Answered all my questions in the weeks before I arrived, very friendly & welcoming, and he was able to greet me on arrival and get me keys & into my air conditioned room ASAP after an extremely long trip so I could pass out. VERY nice to have bottles of nestle drinking water once I woke up (if you know what it's like to travel for 30+ hours to this town, fall asleep exhausted and wake up dehydrated, you'll appreciate waking up with your room having larger bottles of the higher quality drinking water 👍). BTW, the maid is very quiet and discreet if you have your do not disturb sign displayed, and she will leave you bottles of water and TP. I left trash bags and used towels outside my room and fresh towels were dropped off promptly. When I arrived, I probably looked like a zombie, and Garry carried my bags up several flights of stairs which was such a relief at the time. He takes his job serious and is extremely responsive. It's appreciated! In my 20 years of coming in & too this town, I'm just not used to an expat manager who isn't 99.9% hungover & confused 😂. Garry understands hospitality & will take care of you. It's also extremely convenient to be able to message in English as needed. I typically complain more than I should, so Gary getting a five-star review is exceptional.

Walked in expecting sweetness, walked out with diabetes of the wallet. Every time I blinked, another lady was asking me to buy her a drink. Thought I was at a bar, turns out it was more like a charity fundraiser with cocktails. Stage is big, but so is the speed your money disappears. If you don’t like your bank account, this is the perfect place to break up with it. Twist: The only sugar I actually tasted was in the overpriced strawberry shake on the menu photo. At least that drink didn’t ask me to buy it a friend.