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Agree with this, different strokes for different folks as they say. For me, I quite enjoy go-go bars, however I have very little interest in going to places like DJ station (although I may try it one day).

https://siamroads.com

I read on a Google maps review that Prime will by default assign a male therapist to a male customer, and a female therapist to a female customer.

Can confirm dreamboys will open until 2am.

I just asked one of my bar boys, will report back what he says.

It's been nearly a year since I last went to Senso, but I remember there being a mixed bunch, more towards 'hunk' I guess but I chose a guy that was more a twink, but not like skinny jomtien twink, if that makes sense. He was I guess more slim/toned but he was lovely and we had a great time.

Still so many damn stairs!

Depends on your nationality.

Somewhat unrelated, but if you are looking for something to do during the day, why not spend some time learning the Thai language? Going to a daily class and then some self study could easily knock out a few hours of the day, not to mention would be super beneficial if you are going to live in Thailand full-time (assuming you do not already speak Thai).

Can relate to this sentiment all too well!

I think I read on Facebook that they are doing an upgrade at the moment, but should be back online at some point.

What does one do if sitting in a bar whilst being raided? Keep drinking?

Beautifully written!

They have these toilets at Crowne Plaza! With English instructions

Ooo thank you!

Hotmale definitely

Thanks for all your replies! My next trip is January and I will spent just under one month there where I plan to visit some of the usual places - Bangkok, Pattaya, Koh Samui, Phuket.. but I am definitely going to consider Korat if I find myself at a loose end.

A boy who I met some years ago in Jomtien suggested I go visit him in Korat on my next trip. I told him that it is too far, but now I'm wondering maybe I can take an overnight trip to have a look around the area as I've never been there before. Has anyone been recently? Is there much up there tourism wise? It only takes about 4 hours to get there on the train from Bangkok.

I like it actually! One day I would like to reply back in Thai!

I get this all the time too!

Thanks for the report. I'll check it out when I am in BKK in January, hopefully it will be a bit more settled by then.

Thank you for the delicious drinks and narak staff, and I hope you will open again some day! All the best ❤️

Also to note, if you are visiting the island of Phu Quoc without going anywhere else in Vietnam, no visa is required.

Yes agree to book ahead. When I visited without an appointment (as is usually my style) there was only 1 guy available and a handful that could arrive within 10 minutes or so.

Right next to BTS Bearing.