Does anyone have any experience of the in house massage service here? I know that is all around as soon as you leave the hotel but is there any chance of a happy ending from the in house team?
Thank you in advance.
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Does anyone have any experience of the in house massage service here? I know that is all around as soon as you leave the hotel but is there any chance of a happy ending from the in house team?
Thank you in advance.
[QUOTE=Bennici]Thanks all for the input, I noted Akane for its location and reviews, I see its probably my best bet, being that this is a short shopping trip with wife not sure if I can get away without suspicions being raised, which is why was hoping the five-star hotel spa might be an option. Anyway will see how it goes, would truly love to visit Akane if I get the chance.[/QUOTE]
Well if you normally never leave her side, it will be tough.
But I would just go for an exercise jog but money in pocket. Still need to get a bit sweaty after the massage. LOL
I have heard of places where you can take your wife as well but get separate rooms and she would not know that you might be a bit naughty in another room. Suggest you ask about this on the BKK MPs thread.
[QUOTE=Robert the Brave]Does anyone have any experience of the in house massage service here? I know that is all around as soon as you leave the hotel but is there any chance of a happy ending from the in house team?
Thank you in advance.[/QUOTE]
Are you stuck with wife too? Otherwise Annies is just accross the road.
[QUOTE=Robert the Brave]Does anyone have any experience of the in house massage service here? I know that is all around as soon as you leave the hotel but is there any chance of a happy ending from the in house team?
Thank you in advance.[/QUOTE]
I wouldn't bother, as Annie's is perhaps 20 meters away from the front door, just across the soi.
I’m enjoying a short stay at [b]Livingstone’s Lodge[/b] before I “officially” arrive home to Bangkok life. I like this small, friendly hotel because it allows me to re-acclimate to BKK without much effort or stress. It also gives me a chance to “play” for a few days [i]incognito[/i] at a quiet and private location.
Anything a man could ever want is just a phone call away, or within a short walking distance of LL. I’ve been massaged, sucked, screwed (a number of times), wined and dined, and have even seen a very funny movie, all in about 30 hours. LL’s close proximity to dozens of bars, massage shops, and the Emporium Shopping Center makes it an ideal hotel for a buck on the loose.
The deluxe rooms at Livingstone's Lodge are very comfortable. I especially like the high quality beds, fast & free wi-fi, the well-stocked and reasonably priced mini-bar, efficient chilly AC, and [i]most importantly,[/i] the extremely friendly staff. Add to that, the all day, cooked to order breakfast. What more could a crusty, lusty, jet-lagged, old guy want?
As the world’s financial underpinnings crumble as we sleep, Livingstone’s Lodge is a rare safe harbor, that is, it's a great place to forget about one's shrinking wallet and imploding investments. While staying here you can live life to it's fullest like there's no tomorrow, and in today's crazy times, it's a true [i]shelter from the storm.[/i]
[QUOTE=Fon Tok]I’m enjoying a short stay at [b]Livingstone’s Lodge[/b] before I “officially” arrive home to Bangkok life. I like this small, friendly hotel because it allows me to re-acclimate to BKK without much effort or stress. It also gives me a chance to “play” for a few days [i]incognito[/i] at a quiet and private location.
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You dirty little ... :D Just kidding LOL.
Thats just what I do, but need to keep the Passport well away from prying eyes. My ex-GF always wanted to inspect it and always found any evidence like a regular blood-hound.
But as for incognito, everyone at LL knows about dirty little Mick despite all the Soapy visits and in room spa tubs to get clean.
With GF being a nun at the temple for 3 months, I have had a lot more time available at the LL.
[QUOTE=Mick Licker]--------------
With GF being a nun at the temple for 3 months, I have had a lot more time available at the LL.[/QUOTE]
Just wondering. Do nuns give better sex? :)
[QUOTE=Duniawala]Just wondering. Do nuns give better sex? :)[/QUOTE]
I'll let you know next week if she has got better at anything.
Have to agree with Fong Tok
Spent 10 days at Livingston’s lodge on my 1st trip to Thailand in the end of August.
Appreciated Giotto’s taking the time and sharing insight into the mongering options and pricing.
Location is good with easy access to the Sky train.
Great food, pleasant staff. Try the River Prawns.
Left 4,000 baht by mistake on the bed one morning it was still there when I returned late in the day. Miracle it was still there, thought the maids would appropriate it for sure.
Many mongering options close by. No problems with having girls other than the hotel girls come by.
Thank god for the air conditioning.
Guido was both entertaining to talk with and helpful on arranging trips into the country.
No doubt there are many choices for lodging. For a newbie looking for sexual tourism Livingston’s worked quite well.
Good choice for a 1st visit. IMHO
Guido88
I booked one week at the Navalai River Resort 45/1-2 Phra Athit Road, Phra Nakorn.
Anyone know this hotel? Is it good?
[QUOTE=Mick Licker]Why stay at Nana at all? Plenty of places not far away?[/QUOTE]Can you post some good names, as my standard hotel, royal asia lodge is occupied by a person I do not want to meet this time.
Should not be to far from the action as girls don´t want to walk.
I'm in the process of researching hotels for my trip next month. There are so many great options to choose from but I'm always looking for something better.
Some of the key things I look for are:
- Free in room internet.
- Modern, comfortable room
- Separate shower (not shower over bath - bath is optional)
- Located within 10 minutes of BTS
- Bargain rate (as opposed to cheap)
My previous favourite was Dynasty Grande. I don't really like Soi 4 (I'm more of a Cowboy / 33 kind of guy) but I stayed there when they charged 1800 and 2280 but I think there are now better or at least equivalent options for the price and location. I was just checking their rates today (they go up on Octover 1st) and noticed their new hotel, The Dawin, is open with an introductory rate of 1980 baht. It's located on Soi 4 past Soi 6.
[url]http://www.dynastyinn.com/beta_Dawin.htm[/url]
I think I'll book this but if anyone is wandering past I'd love your feedback on how it looks and how far past Soi 6 it is? Plan B for me will be to stay at Livingstones I think.
Hi Guys,
I was not able to locate any recent post (past 3 months) on the Park Plaza.Anyone have any ideas on this place. GF? As rate seems pretty good
Fri Oct-3-2008 to Tue Oct-7-2008 Fri Sat Sun Mon Avg rate (per night)
Availability request: 1 room $67 Expedia
My hotel wants are : GF, Free Wifi, Thai breakfast would be nice. Ohhh and good price.
This is my second visit to Bangkok this year and am attempting to stay in the thick of things : )
Prior stay was the Concorde, too far from the mix of things.
Any help greatly appreciated. Thnx
I stayed at the Park Plaza in June. It was reasonable value for money at around 2500 baht per night including taxes but not breakfast. I'm not planning on staying there again.
Pros:
- Almost new
- Free internet (can't remember if it was lan or wifi)
- 2 free computers in the foyer if you need them
- Well appointed rooms
- A little bit removed from the Sukhumvit ghetto
- Guest Friendly
- Pool and gym open on the room accessible 24 hours
- Good working desk
- Complimentary paper
- Close to Cowboy, MRT & BTS
- The restaurant on the 1st Floor (not Ground) has self service cookies and drinks although they were pretty basic such as fruit juice.
Cons:
- Difficult to access by vehicle as turning onto Ratchadaphisek from Sukhumvit you have to go all the way down to Rama IV to do a U turn. Not the end of the world but annoying.
- To get to the pool and gym on the roof you need to walk up a flight of stairs which were very warm. Not a huge problem but it's not something I'm used to at a 4 star hotel.
- Service in the restaurant was poor.
I'll update this if I think of anything else. For the money, my preference is Dynasty Inn Grande, the only downside for me being I'm not a big fan of Soi 4. Despite this I plan to check out the new Dawin next month.
This is my first post in this forum, and I'm a bit confused how to start!
Anyways, I will be making my first visit to Bangkok next month on the 20th and I will be staying for 4 days. I have been reading this forum for a couple of days extensively and I must say, sometimes I find all the info overwhelming. Not complaining. Its a good thing
My 2 thumbs up for all the ISG members who have provided invaluable information on this forum. I am quite confident that with all this info, I SHOULD have some luck with some asian 'delicacies'. Which has been long overdue in my case!
I was looking into some hotels. I am looking for something upto 2500 BH/night. I know the usual hotels that are GF are dynasty, majestic, LL. Etc, but I was looking at the Darwin hotel which has just opened in September. Apparently they have an introductory deal till end of October. I figured that since they are part of the dynasty group of hotels. They should be GF. And also its relatively new, so thats a bonus. The only problem is I tried to book my room through their website, where you are just asked to fill up a form, and a staff member gets back to you. I did that twice-but noone got back to me. I also noticed that the usual booking websites such as Agoda, Swadee, etc don't have the Dynasty on their list. Tried calling them today, but communicating in English was a bit of a problem. It took 5 minutes to get my last name right, and after that I didn't bother with giving them my surname. Apparently they don't accept CC at the moment as well. Only cash or bank transfer, so I am in a bit of a fix!
I have noticed that there have been no reviews or reports on this hotel. I really wanna give this a try, but I dunno whether its worth going through all the trouble! Or should I just play safe and book in one of the hotels which have been tried and tested
Any tips or feedback on the Darwin would be much appreciated!
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