Oriental Hotel Bangkok

... , der sich durch die ganze Stadt zieht, zur Anlegestelle der Fähre. Von hier aus fahren wir dann Richtung Oriental Hotel, dem "besten Hotel der Welt", da selbst Lonely Planet sagt, dass man unbedingt mal da gewesen sein muss. Das Schiff wackelt hin und ...

... the seedy girlie bar section of Bangkok all while sharing lots of laughs with her. Getting pulled over after having drinks at the Oriental Hotel -then dinner at Mango Tree with  Daniel and Elizabeth(both true inspirations) on my way home in a ...

... baht so we booked a double for the next day and the rest of the week. We then took a ferry to the Oriental Hotel which is one of Bangkok's most famous we took a walk along Silom Road passed all the tailors and silk shops. We saw a Marks and Spencers ...

... which was trouble! It's a crazy huge place, with about 15 000 stalls. We then headed down to the south of the city to see the Oriental Hotel. We aren't quite sure why we went there but it was in my 10 000 Things to Do Before You Die book so I thought ...

... for 1 happy hour drinks! Last night we went to the Oriental Spa Restaurant, which is over the river from The Oriental Hotel which is apparently the poshest hotel in Bangkok. It definitely looked it, but I was ok cos now I had a Prada bag and DKNY top. ...

... Elizabeth (who we met on our wonderful bus journey) to see the temple of the dawn and take high tea at the Oriental Hotel, the oldest hotel in Bangkok. Taking a trip on the river is a great way to see Bangkok as you avoid the traffic and most of the main ...

... a Bangkok con mio zio. Dopo tutti questi mesi di ostelli e misere guesthouses finalmente sono in un bel albergo! L'Oriental Hotel di Bangkok. La citta in se per il momento non sembra niente di speciale. Abbiamo visto il templio che sicuramente merita, ma ...

... now that there are highways. We spent the evning having our indulgent jet lag massages and light supper on the patio of the Oriental Hotel. Today we are going to try to contacct our friends and return to Wat Pho (the reclining Buddha, a favorite of ...

... are air conditioned. We also tour the National Museum after which Arvid is complaining and just wants to take the ferry back to the Oriental Hotel and have a cocktail in the Bamboo Bar. Irina gives in and we skip the reclining Buddha. After all if the ...

... a food stall in a small market. T then took me out for lunch on the veranda at the Mandarin Oriental hotel, one of the swankiest hotels in Bangkok. We munched noodles with beef and chili chicken and discussed how awesome this trip has been. Our best ...

... at times, but felt great when it was over.  I figured out how to use the ferry and made it to the Oriental Hotel in time for a fabulous Thai buffet lunch.  Shoes off and wonderful views across the river from the air conditioned ...

... and as I said tonight's the last night. Apart form the the wats, there was one really great place I visited on Monday 13th - the Oriental Hotel. Now this place is pure opulence and makes my 3*hotel look a shit hole by comparison, but though I'm no lylod ...

... right next to the big government buildings and beautiful wats. We took an express boat down Chao Praya to the Oriental hotel and discovered the Bangkok gems district - a street lined up with small jewelry shops selling coulourful gems. None of ...

... For cheap, clean, and reliable transportation, use the skytrain. Lodging: There are many nice hotels in Bangkok though we did not stay at one. The Oriental Hotel has a very nice outdoor bar and an excellent Singapore Sling to help you ease your ...

... .  That night we went across and had a martini out in the night air along the riverfront of the Oriental hotel, another famous landmark in Bangkok.   After comparing the two hotels, we agreed we had made the better choice in the ...

... nbsp; The beautiful Catholic Assumption Cathedral, where I have often attended Mass, is there.This is also the location of the famous Oriental Hotel. Reaching the river, we are at the Oriental Pier. Traffic in Bangkok is very congested. The Sky Train, an ...

... about the hotel is all the Aussies.  I don't think I heard any other accents whilst we were there! In Bangkok we went to the Oriental Hotel for afternoon tea and I was nearly tempted into buying a Louis Vuitton bag from across the road (but changed ...

... breakfast, we walked from the hotel a few blocks to catch a ferry on the Chao Phraya River. We stopped into the Oriental Hotel, which is a famous riverside hotel with floor to ceiling glass and giant birdcages hanging from the ceiling. We found the pier ...