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For the Malls, MBK mostly for the value, good shopping, movies upstairs. Siam Paragon, slightly more up market but good for a browse and some good food there as well. Central World, I mostly go there to either get lost (not a big fan of the layout but getting used to it) and the restaurants there are quite good. A restaurant that I go to in the Silom / Surawong area is The Mango Tree (just near Tawan), always had good food at reasonable prices.' For me I like Asiatique as it can be a good night out and they also have good restaurants there too

Still there

Thanks for sharing

Not sure if they are still going or not but look up Club Hugo Hosto Bar, New Club Uzzo Bar and Vanidoso Comedy and Hosto Bar, they have facebook pages so you may be able to enquire there

Logitech K380 bluetooth keyboard, set up and working a treat

Aha found one locally so hopefully it should be good

Thanks for the reports, enjoy reading them

Any idea of a good place in Bnagkok for one? Maybe Panthip?

Have thought of getting a smallish laptop for traveling, may have to see what bargains are around

Will check em out, thanks

Cheers mate, I will see how it goes and if too hard I'll just make notes and type it up when I get home

2052 a night, if I were to stay 21 nights it would be 40% off

Actually stopping for 15 nights and think there's a 10% discount or something (mentioned in an email somewhere), room is 2052 baht a night but will see after I book with the loyal guest member number and will let you know tomorrow. a447a: I usually take my laptop but will have that in for a tune up whilst I'm away so going to be stuck with the tab, my spelling sucks when using the tab and have to keep rechecking everything before I hit enter

Well today is the day I book my July trip, just off to the Thai Airways office to make a booking and upon return home will be booking 14 nights with the Raya. Really been hanging out for this one, I miss having those naked boys giving me massages and the fun that follows, first massage is going to be at Arena on day one. Only making plans for the flights, accommodation and the first two days at the moment and the rest will be taken as it comes, reports will be placed every few days when I'm there as I'm only taking the tab with me it will be fun typing them out (not). Shopping is high on the list of things to do but only in between massages and play time. Thanks for those that gave a good review of the Raya, I'm looking forward to trying a different hotel for a change and being ever so closer to the bars may even drag myself up Twilight a bit more often.

Well just in planning my July trip (making all bookings Friday), usually my first stop after booking into the hotel is a trip to Bonnies but after my last disappointment there have decided to break with habit and visit Arena first. Another break is booking at the Raya instead of Tarntawan.

I can't use viagra or those other stay hard vitamins due to high blood pressure (doctors advize against it) but I don't mind if the boys use them

Basically food markets

Thanks for sharing

Chatuchak market on the weekends is one of the best, heard it's also open Friday night (wholesale only though), nice little ride on the MRT that stops right at the market entrance. For an evening of entertainment with banquet dinner Siam Niramit is well worth it, travel agents / hotel travel desk can organize tickets that include transport but terrible traffic to get there though. If you're looking for a good day trip I can recommend Ayuthaya, last trip I took there the journey back was by boat and included a very nice buffet lunch

Third for what the guys said about Smile, I went to the one on Saladaeng and at the finish was very happy with their work and price. I paid about A$600 for what would have cost around A$1800 back home for all the work I had done

Me too

Well in the travel I voted every time I feel horny but mostly go every couple of days or so or if I get the urge I'll squeeze another one in between, never at home though

Thanks for sharing the pics, loved them

I used Silom smile and they were a lot cheaper than I could have got done in Australia, service was good as were the staff and I would definitely go back there

On this page they have descriptions of all the rooms and suites and on each one they have air conditioning listed, the suites (all of them) have 2 air conditioners each. Oh, and the suites have king sized beds not queen size. Not too sure where you're looking but the correct link and info is posted below http://www.therayabangkok.com/accommodation Normal suite SUITE 5 Suites, 46 sqm. King bed (2) Flat screen TV’s Satellite TV Free WiFi Telephone Safety deposit box Bathrobe & slippers Mini-Bar Kitchen (2) Air conditioners Rain shower