Giotto's Lodge in Bangkok

The Vice President left ... the "auntie" is with him in the taxi to send him to the airport.

No idea whether the "auntie" will ever return :) ...


Giotto

The Marketing Director arrived at the Lodge.

Red carpets everywhere, as usual :) .


Giotto

[QUOTE=Giotto]The Marketing Director arrived at the Lodge.

Red carpets everywhere, as usual :) .


Giotto[/QUOTE]
The Marketing Director arrived and it's all quiet on the Eastern Front. What gives? Is everybody in the dungeon? :)

[QUOTE=Giotto]The Marketing Director arrived at the Lodge.

Red carpets everywhere, as usual :) .


Giotto[/QUOTE]

I regret to 'report' that the marketing director has been busy with his day job the first 48 hours here, and averaging less than 4 hrs a sleep first two nights. Late night calls from family and office - my fault for sleeping alone :(

My goal is to get back early today, catch some sleep and have 11 pm wakeup call from the sports lounge. I will admit to having stopped by for a game of pool last night and seeing quite a few new and young darlings.

I am also going to make my virgin trip to Chiang Mai and rumor has it my host has a young guest already checked into my hotel room....so much for the hardship of my day job!

The CFO is back, too. This bestard...

He showed up late in the Sports Lounge last night, the Marketing Director had retired to bed already. But he brought in a gang of brothers, everybody already in a quite good mood. And the party started...

Suddenly the bar rocked. I moved to the DJ station, to select the right music. I had red wine all night - and then this CFO bestard filled me up with Tequila...headache, still now.

We were dancing until 3:30, most of the customers did not even want to leave then. I like this kind of parties - good, that it happens only once a month or so :) ...


Giotto

Chiang Rai service sucks. We landed on time, checked in Dusit Thani Resort, got great room, had great lunch by the river, three girls came over 7 pm. None spoke a word of english but who cares....

I grabbed a young sweet thing to my room, she locked the bathroom door to shower, came out, asked for condom and faked moans/groans for 10 minutes before i got my nut cracked. Left hand would have been more enjoyable. Only saving grace was finally went to bed at decent hour and got some much needed sleep.

Playing at some golf course later - maybe some action with the caddy in the woods? :)

Thank god had a long evening session in room 115 before catching chiang rai flight. The double-jacuzzi was great, but the bed needs a new mattress (probably 1Ball and the duck again!). My laptop giving me problems but hope to post a couple of censored shots with the my gal when i return tonigt.

Hope this gets us back to the subject of sex.....

T1234
aka Marketing Director
and part time Pimp


PS
Met PassinThrough same morning at breakfast, good guy, second the motion for his entry as CFO and a Board seat-he's headed to 1Ball's second home and suggested pm for get together. And of course Sir Duni arrives Monday.

Well fellow board members, it looks like I’ve been a prick and need to eat my words.

Last night, accompanied by my overnight **** rental from Pattaya, I had dinner and a few beers with Mr G himself and the lovely Mrs G.

Giotto showed me around the place and discussed his strategies and concepts for Livingstones.

Can I just say right away, it is a true oasis in the middle of the madness that is Bangkok. Walking of the soi through that arch way is like walking into a different world. The entire, almost open plan nature of the place, makes it feel like a true sanctuary.

We dined by the pool, and Mrs G recommended some dishes. If you like fish, I can thoroughly recommend the Sea Bass fried in black pepper. It sounds like nothing special, but believe me, it is exquisite.

Looking around Giotto’s place, I was able to contrast it with the place I was staying for 800/night in Soi 22. What I had did me, it had a bed, aircon and ensuite, but that was about it. I suppose for 1000 baht more, which is only 5 bottles of delicious wheat beer (served there), it’s well worth the extra money.
The rooms I was shown all looked clean and functional, and in fact the whole complex looked like it was also clean and functional.

The ladies were pretty nice too, though G tells me a large number of the stunners are almost permanently barfined! The one thing I did have a problem with is the smoking. Being a non-smoker in a country where smoking is banned in indoor places, I am not used to it, and after a week in Pattaya, my lungs have become rather irritated. I would prefer not to sit in a smoke filled room, but is that’s where the girls are, then I suppose that’s how it has to be.

Having said that, and having spoken to G about his ideas and thoughts, I realise that the type of guest they attract is usually a businessman, who would not think twice about blowing 10-20K baht a night on drinks, dinner and ladies, and many come to G’s place to relax and unwind. I surmise that many may smoke, so fair enough.

Clearly, the place has a bit of class about it, and is designed to keep Pattaya-loving scum out. That is Giotto’s aim, to provide a relaxing environment without scum, and apart from my visit last night, I think he does a pretty good job.

Sure, for someone like me, anything more than a night at Livingstones would be unthinkable because I simply do not have the budget. However, I can say for certain that next time I’m on my way through, I’ll save up all my baht and definitely spend a night there.

Giotto, you’re a nice man and a decent man, and thanks for the olive branch. Your wife is lovely, the place is lovely and even Guido is lovely. Thank you once again, and I publicly apologise for all the wrong things I said about Livingstones-I got it very wrong, and I hope you accept my apology.

Cheers.

Petemcc

Winning an argument on the internet is like winning the special olympics, even if you win you are still a retard!

Without going over the top I think this report from Petecc is tribute to the true nature of mature men.

Never in my wildest dreams did I think that these two fine, intellegent, like minded people could resolve their issues so amicably.

You are a tribute to reconciliation and I send you my congratulations

Start a consulting consuting company and lend your help to kenya, palestine, sri lanka, sudan and what looks like potential danger in kosova.

Well done guys and I hope you keep the state of peace.

Rev

[QUOTE=Petemcc]Well fellow board members, it looks like I’ve been a prick and need to eat my words.
...
[/QUOTE]Petemcc,

you [b]prick :)[/b], how is Singapore?

Yes, we had a good time last night, and I think it had lasted longer if you had not that early flight and that tired "overnight **** rental from Pattaya" (good one :) )... As information for the readers, I have sent a PM to Petemcc to get in here when he is in Bangkok, to have a drink together, and he replied within hours that he will come. And he came! Nothing more to say.

We discussed the past a bit, and I explained Livingstone's business model, and we did not encounter major differences in our opinions. Petemcc is a honest straight forward guy with a blinding smile on his face - on each finger of his hand he has at least 5 girlfriends here in Thailand ...

Petemcc has a quite stressful job at the moment - I don't want to go into details here -, and this was mentioned as a possible reason for some strange reports of the past. I gave him the recommendation to fix a sticker at his computer at home: "No ISG reports after 3 am in the morning!" ---

[QUOTE=Petemcc]...the type of guest they attract is usually a businessman, who would not think twice about blowing 10-20K baht a night on drinks, dinner and ladies, ...[/QUOTE]Now, if only those guys come here we would not survive either. We have many customers coming in drinking a few drafts, buying one or two ladydrinks, and not even spending 1 k. Nothing wrong with that. The guys with this huge budgets usuall go to the real high class places (Pegasus, Piano, Forte, Caribean etc. etc. ).

[QUOTE=Petemcc]Clearly, the place has a bit of class about it, and is designed to keep Pattaya-loving scum out. That is Giotto’s aim, to provide a relaxing environment without scum, and apart from my visit last night, I think he does a pretty good job.[/QUOTE]LOL! Thanks. Knowing him a bit now I can imagine the smile on his face when he was sitting behind the computer writing this chapter.

I would say it differently, as yesterday night: We all have our budgets, and it is nothing wrong with that.

[QUOTE=Petemcc]...Thank you once again, and I publicly apologise for all the wrong things I said about Livingstones-I got it very wrong, and I hope you accept my apology.[/QUOTE]Accepted, and no reason to discuss this issue any further.

Thanks for coming by yesterday, I really had a good time. And I was impressed by the way you accepted my "Peace-PM" before and showed up here.

Hope you see you again soon here in Bangkok (for one day) / Pattaya (for one week) :)!


Giotto

Hi all,

Today I have checked in to the Livingstone's. Room is superb. Clean and large with all the things you would ever need. Because of a long flight and some problems at airport (all my fault, I have forgot my wallet and passport at the change office and realized when trying to buy a sim card)

As a newbie in Bangkok and as I'm working at one of the biggest airports of Europe' I wanted to go to hotel from airport with public transport. I just wanted to prove myself I could)

So here it is: Take the shuttle bus to the bus terminal, and take the bus no 522. Get off at the first BTS station and take the BTS. 4th stop is the Livingstone's. Whole trip cost 60 BHT. I even meet a girl at the bus and she gave me her number to meet)

No action today since I am very tired to do anything. But keep an eye to the Bangkok section cause I will report daily.

By the way thanks to everyone who has posted to this forum. I took a walk and I could easyly find everywhere bye the notes I have taken from the forum.

I was literally laughing out loud when reading Pete's Pattaya report - one of the best rollicking reports I've seen on ISG in ages. Full of life and full of fun. I especially liked the line about being upstairs, finishing a shag, and wanting to get straight back downstairs for the chicken curry. LOL. Good to have your priorities right. :)

Pete - you're a crazy Scot ;) but you have fun when you can. I like that.

PS - you're uglier than I thought.

Golf was good, some real cuties at the club house and wish I could have more time with them.

Visited the only MP in town as we had couple of hours before our flight home. Can't recommend to anyone - would suggest if anyone ever visits Chiang Rai to bring your own.

Soapie, all in service 1600, saw one milf that was even doable, rest garbage. Left side were 40-50 yr olds, papassan suggested #63 for 2 hrs of back breaking, bone cracking massage....500 plus 'mandatory 200 tip? But highly recommended.

Air Asia was fine although they cancelled out outbound on Sat and we had to take later flight. In bound, 1 hr delay so didn't get back till close to 1 am last night. Bar was hopping but I was too tired and wanted to get up this morning for Super Bowl!

[QUOTE=Piper1]I was literally laughing out loud when reading Pete's Pattaya report - one of the best rollicking reports I've seen on ISG in ages. Full of life and full of fun. I especially liked the line about being upstairs, finishing a shag, and wanting to get straight back downstairs for the chicken curry. LOL. Good to have your priorities right. :)

Pete - you're a crazy Scot ;) but you have fun when you can. I like that.

PS - you're uglier than I thought.[/QUOTE]

Ehm, I'm Irish actually, and yeah, I'm uglier than I thought too, still a hansum man though.

Pete

[QUOTE=Revcolinn]Without going over the top I think this report from Petecc is tribute to the true nature of mature men.

Never in my wildest dreams did I think that these two fine, intellegent, like minded people could resolve their issues so amicably.

You are a tribute to reconciliation and I send you my congratulations

Start a consulting consuting company and lend your help to kenya, palestine, sri lanka, sudan and what looks like potential danger in kosova.

Well done guys and I hope you keep the state of peace.

Rev[/QUOTE]

Thank you for your comments. It is amazing what can be achieved and settled over a beer or two!
regards
Pete