Small Hotels in Bangkok

... barren, mountainous, and half covered in snow. The condition of the road nicely matched its surroundings - Many places didn't have hotels so we stayed inside Kyrgyz homes,which was amazing. It was the same deal with restaurants. Some towns didn't really ...

... ,  but the proportions and it cost the hotel nothing to provide it so its a nice little earner.  A nice meal in Bangkok at a decent restaurant costs you about £12 Ice with your beer sir – Now everywhere we have been with the heat ...

... clean, public transport is 99% reliable, you can fnd anything you want within an arms reach. In Bangkok, it was a little behind times i thought. Just small things from road signs to the TOILETS!!!! And another reason why it reminded me of India because I ...

... I did not manage to dine in Khinlom Chomsaphan and fail to visit Central World and the Grand Palace, which is I feel a bit disappointed. As a matter of fact, I have started to miss Bangkok already. For more pictures and description, please visit ...

... finger nails and there are always offers for 'shows' which does create a very seedy side to Thailand's tourism infrastructure. Bangkok also provided us with a little 'flashpacking' at the exclusive Mandarin Oriental - THE place to stay in the city ...

... baby and stroller with us, and were welcomed, and he slept through our lovely lunch! Tablecloths and Cloth napkins in Bangkok? Unusual Elegance! Old Standby: Fuji Restaurant, an upscale Japanese food chain restaurant  can be found in most ...

... frenetic as everyone would have you believe about Bangkok. Admittedly we only made one foray into Siam Square (the Piccadilly Circus of Bangkok I guess) and left quickly. Although we had to leave in a hurry because Louis (age 10) suddenly went very white ...

... to appreciate more and more every time I've come back, here's a list of my 10 favourite things of Bangkok. 7/11's and Family Mart You can't chuck a brick in this city without hitting at least one of the ubiquitous ...

... was still there!  We got dressed, took a tuk tuk to Khao San Road which is the drunken orgy neighborhood for westerners in Bangkok (so glad I didnt stay there). We got something to eat then found ourselves at Lava, a small hip hop bar with great ...

... huge shopping centre not far from where we'de been earlier. We got to wander past all the fancy hotels; Four Seasons, Park Hyatt. On the corner we saw a small temple. Little odd, as if this huge modern metropolis had just encroached on it from all sides. ...

... which we could do with being reminded of on occasion! (Buddha was born in the year zero here.) There's no avoiding Bangkok when travelling in Thailand really. Its slap bang in the middle of everything between the northern chunk and the southern ...

... 2 hours flight. I think the most delicious food is when you’re in the airplane. Agree? We arrived at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok almost noon (local time). Thailand is 1 hour difference from us. The airport is so big. I saw a lot of foreigners ...

Mon 5th. Right well it took us 30hours to get to bangkok from leaving our house, 6hours to london, 11.5hour flight to hong kong, 5hour wait in hong kong, 2hour flight to bangkok and then half hour hotel transfer.  It took us ages to get thru ...

... finger nails and there are always offers for 'shows' which does create a very seedy side to Thailand's tourism infrastructure. Bangkok also provided us with a little 'flashpacking' at the exclusive Mandarin Oriental - THE place to stay in the city ...

... 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 ever? We spent ...

... several water taxis went speeding by in both directions. I am going to visit the Khao San road again before I leave this part of Bangkok. As an old Thai man told me yesterday, everyone comes to Khao San. It is like an outdoor flea-market with a ...

... with a humidex of 38, I'm quite happy to be here during the cold season :) I have to say that although I was dreading Bangkok a bit as I've heard many horror stories of pickpockets, noise, pollution and mayhem, so far, I've been impressed.  It ...

... for an hours time. At most hotels in the world this sort of request would probably grant a double take at least, but without blinking she made a note of it in her book. Just another early morning in Bangkok.             ...

... and others you can't, like in Thailand you can't One of the things we bought and won't be sending back is a small electric coffee pot. Often the hotels provide them in the rooms, but usually not. Now we can have coffee or tea anytime we want and those ...

... , pedals and a tyre, we had one bike between us. I was not gonna let Elke double me home on the back through the thick Bangkok traffic on a bike she¡¯d ridden up and down the footpath twice on. So i did the pedaling (while she sat side saddle on the ...

... 't have been so bad if we were able to go straight to a hotel but we hadn’t booked one due to the large number of hotels in Bangkok, we thought we would walk in and find one. We grabbed our bags off of the coach and headed into Khoa San Road, the ...