Aranyaprathet Hotel

... the neighbours) by belting out some superb ballads in his best Thai! During the stroll to find a dinner venue, we decided that Aranyaprathet is far too difficult to pronounce and would be far better served by the name Armpit. I suppose border towns are ...

... fashion, we made our way across 2 busses from Korat to the border town of Aran. The border town we are in has a longer name (Aranyaprathet) but all of the buildings here just say "Aran", so I will call it Aran as well. Other than the block-sized Phi Phi ...

Apres 5h de bus me voila enfin arrive a Aranyaprathet la petite ville frontaliere avec le Cambodge. Au fil de voyage on remarque bien que lón ce rapproche de la frontiere, les check-point militaire s'enchaine et notre bus public ce fait arreter, un ...

... Rather than risk a third pit-stop somewhere, we grabbed our bags and walked the 500m to the Thai checkpoint.  The Aranyaprathet-Poipet border crossing is an odd place.  Gambling is illegal in Thailand, so several casinos have been built on the ...

... at about 80p a ticket.  Lots of countryside, villages and a few towns to see.    Aranyaprathet is nothing special -  just a place that people pass though.  Stayed at the Arun Garden Hotel  (No ...

... of information on how to do it yourself, we determined to do just that. So we treated ourselves to the speed boat from the hotel beach back to the mainland, knowing that there was no direct route to the border crossing we wanted. On arrival at pier one ...

... felt that it would be wise to break the trip up into a two day venture.  By starting the journey to Siem Reap from Aranyaprathet, instead of Bangkok, we hoped to be able to avoid many of the problems associated with the trip and we had one day left ...

... class ticket (as it had a/c and fewer stops) cost B207(3.79) for a 5 hour journey, which left on time and dropped us off at Aranyaprathet, not far from the boarder. We then caught a tuk-tuk to take us to the boarder, or so as we thought. Instead he took ...

...   We decided to bypass Bangkok altogether and head straight to Cambodia.....this meant our target was the Thai boarder town of Aranyaprathet. The LP says there are now direct buses from the airport there.....what it doesn't say is that there is only ...

... uncomplaining delay the train came to a complete halt. We carried our bag packs and got down in a wonderful town called “Aranyaprathet” This lovely town which we spent the evening was a border town in Eastern Thailand. It is the busiest land ...

... transport. I just hopped in a cab and travelled about 5km but it took about an hour. I checked in at my amazing hotel which even had a mini kitchenette! Afterwards I went for an explore around the surrounding area which seemed to consist of street ...

... overpriced drinks were making a mint! Within minutes I found my way to the free bus to the bus station, where I caught a shared taxi for $12 for a 2 hr ride to siem reap then a free transfer on the back of a motor bike to my hotel! What a ride! I made ...

... out of town and forced to pay more money and shizzle like that. We headed to the Border crossing at Poi Pet via Aranyaprathet. Upon getting there, these 3/4 thai/cambodian guys were ever so helpful in directing us on where to go for a visas and stuff ...

... and mercifully the tuk tuk drivers had set prices to get us to our hotels. The final saving grace of the day was our hotel itself. The place was a little oasis amongst the grubbiness of Siem Reap. The staff were lovely and our room was perfect. It had ...

aufstehen um 5:30, fruehstueck und dann taxi ... bus ... tuktuk ... zu fuss ueber die grenze ... bus ... taxi ... tuktuk und wir waren schon im hotel (nach 10h erlebnisreicher reisezeit) ...

Took a fast train from Nong Khai to Bangkok, then a slow train from Bangkok to Aranya Prathet. Spent the night at a hotel near the border. ...

... Cambodia, eller Kamputja som de selv kalder det. Dagen efter at jeg skrev sidst flyttede jeg fra Stalden til et lidt billigere hotel, som stadig laa et praktisk sted naer SkyTrain. Det hed The A-One-Inn og var saadanset meget udemaerket, bortset fra at ...

... Last weekend I went to Ayyuthaya, which is an ancient capital of Thailand on the order of Ankor Wat in Cambodia. But my hotel room there was $20 American and only a slight step above my tiki hut at school. Someone tell Robin DeLeon that ...