vinapu

what tragedy ? Straight guys are the best

right in the departure level so if somebody is flying out , doesn't even need to take escalators

some people may want to get break from their knitting I guess

who told you old people are slow? ........ rooms at Ibis Styles are small indeed but well organized for quite a comfortable stay but definitely NOT for people with lot of luggage as it may not be enough room in the room , so to speak

i interpret downvote as signal that member PROBABLY read my post

I wanted to say the same but you were faster and you did it in much shorter, concise and clear way

where's harm ? friends don't need to agree on everything

thank you very much . I suspect from beginning that all that rumor of Atlas relocating to soi 6 was just face saving exercise

three comments from me 1/ breakfast is indeed great and can be also purchased for people not staying in hotel , I don't recall price but it was definitely good deal although nothing beats breakfast at Foodland at 84 before 9 am 2/ saying their rooms are on the small side is akin to saying ' an ant is animal on a small side" 3/ all depends of how much stuff one carries , not length of trip. In June I visited three European countries and Thailand in one go , all with carry on only and no, I did not wear the same shirt or underwear 2 days in row

and this statement comes from gentleman who takes taxi from Tarntawan to Patopng 2 ?

you forgot to add " and report my findings promptly here"

and another one in Wall Str soi by Greek Temple looking building near Patpong.

It had been a while since I used Ekkamai as I prefer to get to Bangkok by airport bus from Jomtien but I'd just climb stairs to Ekkamai BTS right there and too a train. Taxis in Bangkok are great and friendly priced but traffic tends to be equally great and definitely less friendly

people like you, staying at Capella have different criteria and fatter wallets than poorer, Nantra Silom dwellers.

read that elevator sign the same way you would read ' no sex ' in many massage shops