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[QUOTE=Mick Licker]From the web site:
"NIRVANA Massage 2
OPEN 11:00-CLOSE 01:00 a.m. Everyday
Sukhumvit soi33
TEL:02-6622057
...[/QUOTE]Mick Licker,
Yikes, don't know even this Soi any more.
I think I will walk around later and have a look :) ...
Giotto
[QUOTE=Giotto]Mick Licker,
Yikes, don't know even this Soi any more.
I think I will walk around later and have a look :) ...
Giotto[/QUOTE]
Its a pity I'm not into real Thai massage by ordinary looking girls.
I prefer to do the massaging, preferrably of the erotic variety, and sometimes using the strongest muscle in the body. Can you guess what it is?
My tongue of course!
It never tires.
Pound for pound, nothing can beat the stamina of a tongue.
Thanks Mike for getting that website to DR. G. I was going to do it but I was too busy using my tongue. The second strongest muscle in the body anotomically. I was however using it for purposes very different to yours.
Get with the programme DR G. No need to check it out experientially but just walk past and report back.
Anyway I am not opposed to the occasional foot massage or traditional massage after a day of touring and the website does allude to 'erotic" possibilities.
Who knows you may find a gem there who would be happy to accompany to the Lodge if no one there takes your fancy.
Getting more excited by the day.
Rev
Dr. G, why don't you check out the Breast massage and see if it is worth it. :D
Rev,
If you're looking for decent regular massage in Soi 33 I'd recommend CEFLE across from Giotto's place in a little side Soi. He told me about it and it was great. I used them several times.
Giotto,
Take a look at those pics if you get a chance. They were taken pretty quickly and by an amateur, but they show that you can get a little of the real ambiance of the Lodge at night on film if you try. That type of thing would be great for the website so all the uninitiated can see what we see. I think she has them on the computer now. Feel free to do anything with them you want.
I'm in Singapore now, having a good time with friends, but already missing the Lodge (and I'm feeling better now too).
Archie
I guess it is only fair that my first post to this forum is one of gratitude to the team at Livingstone's Lodge. Now for those of you who have not had the divine pleasure of staying there I can only say this..."Get off your f$#kin ass and go!". Sorry I don't usually fly off the handle like that but if you've been then you'd understand.
I have been twice now; mid May'07 and early Oct'07. Both times were sensational. A friend of mine stumbled across this forum in February and came across the information about LL @Soi 33 and made it a port of call amid a 2 week rampage across LOS. To make a long story short we stayed there for 3 nights in the first week, loved it so much we shored up 2 nights early in Pattaya and went back Livingstone's for a further 2 nights which just so happened to coincide with the Pool party that month.
Ok...now I understand that the Lodge may not be for everybody and the Sports Bar may be a bit overwhelming from a distance but it really isn't. And even if you have doubts you should go and see for yourself. In this place everyone (from the top down) cannot do enough for you so that your stay is as pleasurable as you could possibly want it to be. My only recommendation is that you leave all your stress, worries and grumpiness at the door. You are there to have fun, sit, sing and dance a little if you're so inclined. The happier you are the more you'll get out of it. I would stand in a court of Law and testify to this very fact. Simply put I wake up in better mood now knowing that this place exists on the planet and that i'm only a couple jobs and plane ride away from going back there.
Ok now I’m just going to rattle off some things that I know have been said on this forum before but I shall reserve my right to re-iterate.
The Cribs (Rooms)
I have stayed in the Superior, Deluxe and Junior Suites at LL. Briefly I would say that I was happy with all the rooms, they are what they are. The Double Jacuzzi's in the Junior Suites are great (and yes I did use them on multiple occasions...not necessarily by myself). The Superior rooms are certainly adequate and provide you with everything you need. However my room of choice is the Deluxe Room. It fits in there nicely as a "middle ground compromise" class of room and for this trip it fit nicely into my budget.
The Chow (Food)
It was a struggle to leave Livingstone's for a culinary reason. So we didn't. The food at LL's is in a word Spectacular. My Main of choice: Argentinean Tenderloin - Medium or Medium Well (depending on your taste, I have medium), Mushroom Sauce, and Mash Potatoes. If you've got the cash splash out on a featured Red Wine. It isn't their cheapest dish (far from it and almost the exact opposite) but damn the money man and get it, I implore you! On the last night my friend and I were treated to a meal prepared by a celebrity Chef which turned out to be one of the best Thai Green Curries I’ve ever had meet my palette. Oh and before I forget, when you have breakfast get the Scrambled Eggs & Bacon, Sandwich bread, Orange Juice and Coffee. They must use the Force when they make those scrambled eggs, cause all I know is my gut worm is satisfied...at both ends!
The Sports Bar (Sports bar)
Cheez I hope you play Pool. If there ever was an inanimate stalwart in that bar it is the pool table. If you don't play pool then my friend pull up a chair and watch the ensuing matches. Some of those women can play. Looks sexy too. Sorry Mrs.G. Besides that there is nothing better than a cold bottle of Singha wrapped up, wall to wall women vying for your attention (unobtrusively so), great music and great company. Ahhhh the Good life.
My nights there have been memorable, so much so the downhill psychological slope when I return home is almost too much to bear. But that is Ok. It only makes me want to come back and have a better time. Dr.G thankyou. Livingstone's thankyou. I shall return Mid-February.
Best Regards,
VenomQ.
PS: Dr.G keep Caruso on ice until I come back.
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[QUOTE=Duniawala]Dr. G, why don't you check out the Breast massage and see if it is worth it. :D[/QUOTE]Sir,
In this case - I will have to send you there. If I go hunting in this road all my staff will know about that within 10 min. :) .
Giotto
[QUOTE=Venomq]...
Cheez I hope you play Pool. If there ever was an inanimate stalwart in that bar it is the pool table. If you don't play pool then my friend pull up a chair and watch the ensuing matches. Some of those women can play. Looks sexy too. Sorry Mrs.G. Besides that there is nothing better than a cold bottle of Singha wrapped up, wall to wall women vying for your attention (unobtrusively so), great music and great company. Ahhhh the Good life.
My nights there have been memorable, so much so the downhill psychological slope when I return home is almost too much to bear. But that is Ok. It only makes me want to come back and have a better time. Dr.G thankyou. Livingstone's thankyou. I shall return Mid-February.
Best Regards,
VenomQ.
PS: Dr.G keep Caruso on ice until I come back.
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[/QUOTE]Venomq,
Thanks for your report, you BESTARD!!! You watched my wife playing pool, right? Where did you look at :) ???
Anyway - nice report, much too positive for Livingstone's, there are still so many problems here. And now the high season comes - now we will see whether our systems will work when its getting busy!
Caruso: To play Caruso is the safest way to wake the staff up to take care of the music! Whenever they hear something classical - the reaction will follow for sure. Who can stand classical music in the Sports Lounge :) ?
See you in February!
Giotto
[QUOTE=ArchieLeach]...
Take a look at those pics if you get a chance. They were taken pretty quickly and by an amateur, but they show that you can get a little of the real ambiance of the Lodge at night on film if you try. That type of thing would be great for the website so all the uninitiated can see what we see. I think she has them on the computer now. Feel free to do anything with them you want.
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[/QUOTE]ArchieLeach,
Thanks for staying at the Lodge, and for all the pictures you made. We will take some of them and put them online at our WebSite, if that is OK for you. We never had good night pictures.
I hope to see you again soon.
Giotto
[QUOTE=ArchieLeach]Piper and Tansak,
I agree. When I say it's not cheap I by no means think it's expensive. What I mean is that it's not low end, it's not bargain basement, it's not Khao San Road. And I pray that Giotto keeps it that way.
It represents great value. I just came from a 5 star hotel in Tokyo, and I'm about the check out and go to Singapore to stay at Shangri La. I'm also staying at Wynn in Macau and Langham Place and possibly the Pen in HK all on this one trip. And I will feel ripped off at every one of them after staying at Giottos.
There's nothing wrong with them really. I will continue to stay in 5 star hotels. I just wish there were more places like Giotto's in the world. And that's saying something, because I'm a typical whiny spoiled American tourist type.
And feel free to make his life hell while you're here. From what I've seen his life is too perfect and could use some chaos. After seeing his place, and meeting his wife, I have no sympathy for the man. Also Guido told me it's new hotel policy that anytime any guest needs anything late at night, we're to go knock on Giotto's door and wake him up. Whether it's a bottle of water or anything, no matter how trivial. It's part of the new hospitality scheme. So make use of it.
Archie[/QUOTE]ArchieLeach,
I found this report in the Bangkok thread.
A guest wants a bottle of water - and wakes me up late night. And that is Livingstone's new hospitality scheme. OK, so far so good.
I know you will return to the Lodge one day. And when this day comes - Piper and Tansak will wait for you downdstairs in the dungeon!
BESTARD :) !
Giotto
Giotto,
Yes, please feel free to use them in any way you wish. I only wish I had taken more time and more pictures.
By the way (as an addition to my report on the Lodge I would like to add that the internet is free). It irritates me every single time I check in to a hotel and they charge e for internet connection. I am at Wynn in Macau and it's costing me $15US to type this. BESTARDS!!! Langham in HK was the same, so was Shangri-La in SIN etc etc etc. BESTARDS, every one of them!!
As a matter of fact I downgraded from my Suite here at Wynn to a Deluxe Room instead just because of that. "Oh, you want to charge me $15US a day for internet?" "OK, fine. How about I pay $300US a night less for a room?" That makes me happier. I don't need a media room and all that space. It's just me.
One more example of good customer service at the Lodge, not trying to rip us off on small stuff.
I'm off to get scrubbed and rubbed at Rio now. : )
[QUOTE=ArchieLeach]...
By the way (as an addition to my report on the Lodge I would like to add that the internet is free). It irritates me every single time I check in to a hotel and they charge e for internet connection. I am at Wynn in Macau and it's costing me $15US to type this. BESTARDS!!! Langham in HK was the same, so was Shangri-La in SIN etc etc etc. BESTARDS, every one of them!!
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[/QUOTE]ArchieLeach,
You got something wrong: YOU ARE A BESTARD!!!!
Those managers in those mentioned hotels are bastards :) !
Giotto
Yes, i stand corrected. They are rotten filthy BASTARDS.
[QUOTE=ArchieLeach]By the way (as an addition to my report on the Lodge I would like to add that the internet is free). It irritates me every single time I check in to a hotel and they charge e for internet connection. [/QUOTE]
Yeh me too. Haveing no convenient internet except at rip off prices is a pain.
That what makes Livingstones Lodge stand out against the pack (amoung others things). There are some other Hotels with complimentary Internet, but very hard to find at the same room price.
Livingstone's Wireless is not only a freebie, but is such a strong signal that nearly the whole Soi would be using it for free if they had the password.