Grand Hotel Bangkok

... , etc that our poor stomachs could handle · Spent my 26th birthday canyoning in Slovenia. Watched Geelong win the AFL Grand Final (arguably the best final ever) in an Irish Pub in Ljubljana · Drove to Italy (Trieste) for lunch from ...

... café), just as we reached the hotel, it started bucketing down with torrential rain so that put a stop to any more exploring of Bangkok, so after a relaxing shower it was to a local Thai restaurant for dinner, and an early bed to try to make up for lost ...

So, the following day we headed on a tour of the city temples and the Grand Palace in Bangkok. We decided to get a tour so at least we would know where we were going as Bangkok, especially once you head on public transport is completely confusing! So we ...

... ?   Flagging a bit now, after a long day of sightseeing, we took a Tuk Tuk back to the hotel, packed our bags, and took our last look at Bangkok from the rooftop bar with a well deserved soft drink. Neither of us would say we really liked Bangkok, ...

... when we bought our glass so obviuosly we had it! We went back to the centre hotel to get our bags to get a taxi to convenient grand hotel we got here about 6 it's a huge hotel they sorted out our free shuttle to the airport it's a really lush hotel pool ...

... etc and I wanted to get settled before my tour so I headed seperately to my hotel. My hotel was called the Royal Hotel Bangkok and was so nice! I had a lovely warm shower and enjoyed the luxury of a flushing toilet for once! My roommate Kyla came and ...

... tired and broken a man to fulfil my fantasy of punching him in the throat. And now: I am in my room at the Miracle Grand Hotel in Bangkok where I expect to be for several more hours yet. In the cool air and on soft sheets I can shake my head and smile ...

... south. The final 2 nights were spent in the kind of luxury to which I am unlikely ever to become accustomed. The Peninsula Hotel, Bangkok. One of those places I might see people entering and leaving and sneer the mocking 'what do you know ...

... after an afternoon flight from Singapore. Our transfer van was waiting for us and took us along a massive multi-storey highway to our hotel. Bangkok was a bit of a culture shock for me. On going to our hotel, the driver took a bit of a back route and we ...

On Wednesday the 22nd I had a great breakfast again in the hotel. Bangkok has a population close to 10 million people, which is half the population of Australia. It does contain allot of pollution and crossing the road gets your heart racing all ...

... managed to squeeze her hand in and retrieve my belongings though so no major panic in the short-term!!! Checked into our hotel - Sena Place Hotel, Bangkok. Very nice place - will do the job for a couple of nights good rest before we head off to Koh ...

... . J'avais l'impression d'avoir le souffle coupé. Pendant, les deux premiers jours, je me sentais extrèmement seule dans ce grand hotel 5 étoiles, j'étais stressée et j'avais l'estomac noué. J'avais aucune envie d'aller me pointer le bout du nez ...

Ok we flew into Bangkok without a hitch and checked into our not so nice hotel.( First Hotel, Bangkok ) It was ok but I have stayed in better for the same price and in a much better neighbourhood but it was fairly close to the train station... so we ...

15 Feb 09 Royal Princess Larn Luang Hotel Bangkok, Thailand   16 Feb 09 Bangkok   Chao Phraya River Tour                 Travelled the Khlongs, river channels ...

... much what hotel we are staying in as long as it is conveniently located and has basic amenities, but in Bangkok I wanted to stay in a really nice hotel and be surrounded by luxury...I myself cannot explain why - consider it my whim...my first choice was ...

... I would have taken the tuk tuk back to the hotel, as it did look fun.  For you travelers, the thing to remember in Bangkok is to look for a metered taxi, unless you are make arrangements to have a taxi drop you off somewhere and then pick you up ...

Today we decided to head out of the Hotel and see the sights of Bangkok.  After enjoying a big buffet breakfast, we grabbed a cab and headed to The Royal Grand Palace!  With an entrance fee of 350 Baht per person, we began the slow walk around ...

... Pier, we boarded the Chao Phraya Tourist Boat.  This would take us to nine different piers, providing access to Bangkok's most famous attractions many of which are in the Rattanakosin Island historic area!  Old temples, palaces and communities ...

... we were in bed enjoying the air-con! Day 2: Sweet OJ, pancakes and noodles made up our breakfast. We then headed to Grand Palace in the hotel cars (150B) . Only to be told the Grand Palace was closed between 12-13:30. So we were sold our first Tuk Tuk ...

... , and on my own. Get screwed over straight away.The taxi man insistes in taking me to the Plaza Entertainment Complex, aka. Bangkok biggest brothel. After a very scary hour I make it back to town. Go to the night market, then some pub, ...

... stop was Delhi, though not before getting Verdi's nail scissors confiscated on checking in and then Andrews bag broken into somewhere between Bangkok and Delhi - his lock was destroyed and his hair clippers magically disappeared! Thailand's final ...