Sawasdee Smile Inn

... much. Had my first Tong Yum Gei (spicy red soup) and it was good. Highlight of a boring day. Friday: Checked out of Sawasdee Smile Inn and into Khao San Palace. Met up with Morris and Sue, and went to see the Reclining Buddha. It was nice, but ...

... it too many times in error now but I think I've learnt my lesson. The place we'd been planning to stay at was the Sawasdee Smile Inn, just off KSR, but it turned out to look like Butlins after a heavy bombing raid, so we moved swiftly on. In the end ...

HI 16/02/2007 At 1:00 I arrived at Bangkok-Sawasdee Smile Inn, they kept the room for me. At 6:00 they waked me, and at 7:15 I was picked fot the trip to Ayathuya, which was the ancient capital  on +-1385-1767. We visited 3 complexes of ...

... Bangkok at around 11am. Siman went on to pick up his suit and shirts which he had ordered, so I went straight to the Sawasdee Smile Inn and got a room for 400baht with hot shower and a window :) After a late breakfast I visited some friends at the Harley ...

... flight we arrived back in Bangkok just before midnight on Sunday, grabbed a taxi and were safely ensconsed in our hotel - Sawasdee Smile Inn (650B, hot water, a/c) - near Khao San Rd, about an hour after we landed. I managed to squeeze in 4 movies on ...

... sure you agree the fare in advance or get a metered taxi, as otherwise you WILL get ripped off! First stop - The Sawasdee Smile Inn for one night. Quite comfortable, gotta be careful when climbing up the stairs as the stairs are a lot smaller than the ...

... 6 years earlier. The goal was to find the same hotel and stay there. We did'nt find it so instead we checked in to sawasdee smile in. Its behind the block at the opposite side of Khaosan road. A double room with bathroom was 400 baht. We freshened up ...

... ever since 20th April now. This is the hottest time of year in these parts. Anyway, I stayed where I knew, albeit expensive, Sawasdee Smile, I believe.  Following my dinner, a middle aged American man invited me over to join him. I had my doubts, ...

I'm currently sweating hard in a dingy hotel called Smile Inn. As welcoming as it sounds, the name is entirely ironic. The rooms are cramped, a little dirty, and the reception desk is exceptionally unfriendly. However, it's been fine for a day and ...

... 18 hours of constant travelling was enough for one day. Straight round to my usual haunts but they were full so I ended up the Sawsadee Smile Inn at ß300/night, double what I was paying for the shack but I didn't care. Had ESPN but that was of little ...

... the driver who then got quite aggressive insisting we had agreed a price and we must stick to it. We had booked into the Sawasdee Bangkok Inn again, although this time we had opted for a superior room, as the standard was a bit on the small side last ...

... a lot of the city was still flooded, but fortunately the part we were staying was unaffected. We checked in to our hotel, the Sawasdee Bangkok Inn, which Lucy had recommended to us. The room was smaller than what we had been used to in India, but the bed ...

... dance whilst Jolene got up on a platform and shook it with the Thai girls... haha it was awesome. We headed back to Sawasdee House, then Secret Garden for some fruit shakes then Jolene had to pack and catch her flight to Germany... drunk with no ...

sawasdee ka from bkk 5 hrs in BKK and we have had scams attempted on us approximately 12 times. we stopped counting after the 10th or so time. i think we might actually take some of these touts up on their offer of 20bt ($1) for a couple hours in a tuk ...

... so headed straight there for food and a much needed horizontal sleep (after 33hrs total travelling and about 1350kms). October 14th Bedbugs at Smile so we got up and moved this morning - to SK House (strangely - where our tuk tuk guy was trying to ...

... ve been here 2 days, in Bangkok, most travelers worst part of the country and i love it already... After checking in to the awesome Smile Hotel just off Khaosan Road, we walked up and down Khaosan just to see what was going on... Loads of you will have ...

... nice, quiet area surrounded by really old trees so Andy is in his element!!  After we checked out of the Shanghai Inn we were totally ready to start slumming it with the backpackers and have found loads of wicked littel hostels, they are pretty ...

... I enjoyed more than Tom who looked particually unimpressed when he was told to "hold up the tiger's tail and smile for the camera" probably my highlight of the day!! On the way back we had a short train journey on the "death railway" ...

... upload my pics first. A few minutes early she gave me a call and told me she was there already. She gave me a warm welcoming smile when I came downstairs to the lobby. Now that woman is a phenomenon: I met her online quite a while ago and she looks much ...

... emptied further bags into my rucksack and camera case whilst screaming 'Happy New Year, it's good luck' at me, with a scary, screwed smile. Despite my efforts to resist, walk-on-by and tell her i would not like to feed the pigeons (not belonging to ...