Grand Hyatt Bangkok

... for the Grand Hyatt Erawan     Every year, it's been a family tradition to stay at the Grand Hyatt Erawan, located in the heart of Bangkok, downtown, in the busiest shopping area. It's always fun, lively, and my mom get's 3 free days to ...

"I'll miss you," our young waiter said with a heavy sigh when we told him we were leaving the Grand Hyatt Bangkok. "I see you both here every morning. I'll really miss you." Perhaps the most disturbing thing about this statement was that we didn't find it ...

... shopping and to celebrate 15 years of marriage. Yes, time does fly. We treated ourselves to 3 nights of luxury at the Grand Hyatt, courtesy of hotel points and a cheap Motorola rate. The hotel was fantastic and perfectly located near all Bangkok's ...

... that. Having heard so much about it, on the way back, I dropped by the Erawan Shrine located at the corner of Grand Hyatt Erawan hotel, where the 4-headed Brahma takes residence.  It is a rather bustling little place, with a reputation for ...

... — the four-headed image of Phra Phrom, the Thais' representation of Brahma, the Hindu God of Creation. Located near the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel along Ratchadamri Road, it was originally created as a spirit house to the hotel, deriving its name from ...

... would ever want to buy. Even an ice skating arena on the top floor. Across the corner is the Brahma Shrine located next the Grand Hyatt Hotel. This is were locals come to give a donations to the gods for somthing they really want in life. The amount of ...

... miles, is the Erawan Shrine.  The shrine was built on the construction site of the Erawan Hotel, which is now the Grand Hyatt Hotel.  There were a significant number of mishaps at the construction site resulting in many lives being lost, so the ...

... at Starbucks, and felt quite like touristic yuppies, so we left. Crazy Erawan:     Across the street was the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel, with the Erawan shrine out front, so we stopped to watch the action. People are CRAZY at ...

... close the center of town, which is a stark change from the backpacker hub I stayed in during my last stint in Bangkok, Khao San Road. The Hyatt is nothing less than spectacular, of course. My first night was spent in a less expensive inn near here while ...

... may never find my way out of here again." Wasn't that one of Dante's layers of hell - winding around forever in Chinatown in Bangkok and never finding your way out? If not, it should have been. I am very homesick and I got my airline ticket backed ...

... , but that might have been down to the fact that it was 4.30am and we still had another 6 hours to go!! Finally arrived in Bangkok about 7pm local time and headed to our hotel!! Luckiliy we had managed to book ourselves in to the Hyatt as we wanted to ...

... yet, so I just took pics. It stood just outside a fenced area containing a shrine. There were lots of people at the shrine. Bangkok has an overhead sidewalk, so we had an easy walk from the hotel to the shopping center. The prices were just amazing. I ...

... us around to shops and other sites where he would get commission on visiting tourists. We really did not feel like needlessly driving around Bangkok and visiting these tourist traps. So we got out of the tuk tuk and jumped in to a cab, as these have an ...

... connecting flight from Detroit to Tokyo. Anyway I am sure this is more than boring so I will continue. After clearing immigration in Bangkok I went to collect my bags only to quickly learn that while I had arrived in Bangkok my bag had decided to head ...

... claim that whole chunks of time seem to mystically be unaccountable.  The blackness started to refocus when we arrived back at the Grand Hyatt lounge bar and there was a bounc... um... host that wouldn't let me into the bar because I had open toed ...

... 's hubs of consumerism. This very popular shrine is devoted to Brahma and Erawan, his elephant. It is located next to the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel. The shrine was beset by a series of accidents during its construction in the 1950s. You can often get to ...

... 's hubs of consumerism. This very popular shrine is devoted to Brahma and Erawan, his elephant. It is located next to the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel. The shrine was beset by a series of accidents during its construction in the 1950s. You can often get to ...