Private 69 is a more intimate venue within Nana Plaza, known for its distinctive V-shaped stage that dominates the center of the room. While the layout is unique, offering decent views from most seats, the bar itself feels somewhat underwhelming compared to its more energetic neighbors. The DJ primarily plays a mix of Isaan and Thai music, which might appeal to those familiar with the local scene but could be a bit niche for others expecting more international hits or club anthems.
In terms of entertainment, the selection of girls is limited, and only a handful stand out as superstars who capture the crowd’s attention. While the music selection showed some signs of improvement as we were leaving, the overall experience remained fairly average, lacking the excitement or unique features that would make it a must-visit spot.
Private 69 could be worth a quick stop if you’re exploring the plaza and want to experience a different vibe, but it’s not a place that will leave a lasting impression.
