Honey Hotel Bangkok

... my way through the maze. Once I arrived at my destination in the Sukumvit district, all I needed now was to locate the Honey hotel, affordable yet still in the same area of the most prestigious hotels in the heart of the upper echelon of Bangkok.  I ...

B has to go to work, so I say good bye and grab a taxi to my new hotel, the Honey Hotel near Asoke station.  Honey Hotel was reccomended by the guy I met in Khon Kaen.  I go to checkin and go upstairs to check out my room.  It's decent and ...

I grabbed a taxi and headed to the Honey Hotel.  They were sold out!  I started calling different places in the Lonely Planet but they all said they were full.  Eventually the lady at the front desk recommended a place around the ...

... if I was going to survive, and a credit card in Thailand means going to nice places.  This time in Bangkok I got a room at the Honey Hotel.  I met M at Chit Lom station and we went to eat dinner at an all you can eat Japanese restaurant.  ...

Thailand - Part 1 - Bangkok This was an adventure too. Off early to the airport too. A taxi claimed first to be the son of the guy with 8 kids, then the brother. The GM at Raffles suggests its all a story so that they get bigger ...

After a nice flight without any real sleep, Bangkok is the first destination. We're staying in a nice hotel called Honey House 1. Well, I say nice, but it's not what you would expect from a hotel at home. But it'll do, because it's only for 4 nights for ...

... he knows where our hotel is. Then he takes us on an hour long Mr. toads wild ride through the insanely traffic riddled streets of Bangkok (which actually seems larger than LA). I am too jet lagged to make any sense of the strange images I am seeing. A ...

... pants and a shirt.  We went to Chao Phraya  chaophrayasuit@hotmail.com and these were made up and delivered to our hotel that night.  Good quality cashmere wool for $100.00 for both.  Next was Chang Jewellery where I bought a silver ...

... on our bread. At 8am we met our tour guide, Paradee (which means paradise) and went on our tour of three Buddhist temples in Bangkok. It didn't rain all day, but it was extremely humid and hot. The first was Wat Po which had the largest reclining Buddha ...

“Please do not ride in tuk-tuk,” said the man who met us at the airport. “Sixty accidents a day in Bangkok involving tuk-tuk. You are advised to take taxi, much safer.” Thanking him, we drove onwards towards our hotel, the Holiday ...

... get any i.d you want made- bus driver, taxi driver, student card, college degree.. So if approached by an "official person" in Bangkok beware! Our accommodation was basic but clean and in proximity to town. We rang in the New Year at 5 p.m Irish time ...

... some souvenirs and gifts (only for the ones who made it to the last chapter... :) We also went to the tallest building in Bangkok (84 floors) and ate there a great buffet dinner, while looking at the view of Bangkok at night time. We had ...

... traveling and Collin & Beau had gone drinking at some club called Spicy Disco. I will tell you this though, Bangkok is laden with transvestites, cheap alcohol and amazing street food. Even though the padthai vendors are completely unhygienic and ...

... where there are lots of shops that make outfits in a day.  It's amazing how many different shopping areas there are in Bangkok.  The weather today so far is about 82-85 with 92% humidity. After shopping Craig and I had a lovely tea ...

arrived from surithaei by night bus  had to do it once arrived in bangkok at 5 am  the honey hotel let us in no charge. the location here at soi 19 is great subway & skytrain within a blk  shopping is easy to get at  MBK has best ...

... accident (lol), I was enjoying the wind in my hair and the sunshine on my skin as we zoomed through the streets of Bangkok, thinking, "I can't believe I'm in Thailand!"   {As we would later discover, there are taxi drivers, tuk tuks, and "tour ...

... with a good book. We've been staying at a very quirky guesthouse -- The Atlanta hotel in the Sukhumvit area of Bangkok. Our $16 a night hotel room is very simple but it has AC and a lovely little pool area. The hotel restaurant is fantastic and cheap ...

... exhausted from a full day of eating and walking around the city :) (Brian) The rest of our time in Bangkok was spent lounging by the hotel's rooftop pool, riding the Skytrain to a few other shopping malls and sampling some of Bangkok's famous street ...

... left behind. She’d spent most of the day have massages and appeared rather relaxed. So it’s three to a taxi into Bangkok train station. Apparently it would have been a 20 minutes drive if not for the traffic, it’s lucky we left with ...

... of Dawn) at Aruna Bar and on a 59th floor open air bar aptly named Vertigo, with fantastic night time views of Bangkok’s skyline. We browsed the backstreets of Chinatown with shop after shop of gold jewellery and ate street pancakes we were told ...