Buddy Lodge

... The sick little girl from the village. Kid's Said: Highlights: Tyler: 1. Ruben 2. His Machete made by Ruben 3. His buddy Kent 4. Playing Marbles with Cello Kayla: 1. The Rainbow Boa 2. Pink River Dolphins - they don't jump and when their ...

... and guardian angel, Jessica. We did not know well what to expect and were full of questions. Wanna know too? Well, the Jules Verne Undersea Lodge is still the only sunk hotel in the world. It lies in a lagoon at Key Largo at 21 feet depth. The only way ...

... to my room'. This place is pretty cool, I have been very relaxed between visiting the Falls and chilling out.  The Lodge is situated within the rainforest and is very remote but not too far away from civilisation - its just hard to get ...

... From Tanya Ï will of course add my 2 cents.  I am actually learning spanish and I just had a conversation in spanish with our buddy Estalin, who works here at the hotel in Quito.  He´s the one next to me in one of our photos.  By ...

... "open" from 6 am to 9-ish pm (depending summer or winter). They have a really neat and well-functioning system:  You find a buddy to dive with, write you names on the big white-board, along with your entry time and estimated exit time from the water, ...

I woke up at 6:30 and showered myself with buddy soap.  Did I mention that the Buddy Lodge logo looks suspiciously like the Hard Rock Cafe's?  No?  Well okay then consider yourself informed.  I'm going to grab a Buddy pencil and query ...

... is Ko samui to meet up with elder Lawson and his crazy friends. Our only choice of transportation is a 12hr bus ride, followed by a 3 hr boat, we wonder, will it be as sumptuous as Buddy Lodge????? We'll see............ Caroline & Dee x x x ...

... !), and it must have been crazy for Karen. We got dropped off on Khao San Road at the opposite end from our hotel, Buddy Lodge, and the walk down the almost-deserted street was bizarre. There were some clean-up crews and a few drunk European ...

... to my accommodation, I spied a passed out reviler.  A 20-something frat boy by the looks of him.  Nice! The Buddy Lodge lives up to its name - literally.  The word "Buddy" is plastered on everything - the complimentary soap, toothbrush ...

... down and reflect with the many Thais who were praying to their God. It was getting late in the afternoon so we headed back to Buddy Lodge for a dip in the pool which was nice and refreshing. Again, we sampled the traditional Thai food - this time a green ...

... up a staircase through a bar, but we made it back and spent the remainder of the afternoon by the pool on the roof of Buddy Lodge. The pool was a little sketch... the photos online and in the brochures made it look like a beautiful blue oasis in the ...

... it lasts longer.  Hee Hee. By this time it was 4:30 and we all needed a rest so we went back to our rooms at the Buddy Lodge.  We said our goodbyes then.  I'm really glad I got the chance to get to know Janet better - she's great and I ...

... noise but we booked in to a hotel right at the end of the strip which had been recommended to us by a few people. It is called Buddy Lodge and it has a roof top swimming pool which is a bit of a luxury in Bangkok. We didn't spend much time in Bangkok but ...

... to our respective Guest houses and we agreed to meet up for a drink later. Having settled in to my really nice guest house (the Buddy Lodge), I shot down stairs to meet Tony in the bar. Tony had got chatting to 2 Belgian dudes Ralph and Jon-Pierre. Ralph ...

... mix of hotels and tatoo parlours, with more restaurants and clubs than you could wish for (or would want to in my opinion). Buddy Lodge acts as our haven from this melting pot. Next day we explore Bangkok's royal district. The Grand Palace contains a ...

... jumping on the train to photograph the Petronas Towers.... All should go smoothly and I'll rock up to our hotel in Bangkok (the good old Buddy Lodge on the Khaosan Road) at some point on the 5th Feb (Happy Birthday Bro! Hope you have a great one. - please ...

... week. We were staying on the Khao San Road, right in the heart of the action.   First two nights we stayed in The Buddy Lodge...50 euro per night (and definately not worth it!). Fair enough it had a swimming pool and was on the main street, but ...

... after it seems like days of travelling! It took 2 hours to get from the brand spanking new Bangkok airport to Buddy lodge/village. Last night we explored the local area of Khaosan Road. Its really Westernised and Health and Safety would have a ...

We woke up at 6am, checked out of Buddy Lodge, and hailed a cab on Khao San to take us to the airport. Our Laotian cab driver, Mr. Mandela, was hysterical, and made conversation the entire way. Mostly he seemed intent on touching Ben, who was sitting in ...

An early start and a banging hangover. Actually made the breakfast in the Buddy Lodge, havea felling that won't happen too often in this trip. Pretty basic buffet, with Thai Green curry being an interesting option. Today we planned to head tom the ...