Weekends in Bangkok 2026

[jason1975]

After my guy and I woke up and had morning sex, we headed downstairs for breakfast. Good spread of food - Asian, Western, Japanese. And good quality as well. My guy especially enjoyed the wide selection of fresh fruits. We spent two hours at breakfast, savouring nearly everything available and we played chess at the same time.

Not many hotel guests. I counted fewer than 20 other guests during the two hours we were there. Staff could have shown more hospitality. At Le Meridien, where I once stayed exclusively for 2 years, the staff would approach guests to ask if they need more coffee. Here at Voco, after delivering my first cup of coffee, they left me alone. They also didn't try to get to know the guests and chit chat.

[jason1975]

My guy asked to go back to sleep after breakfast. I lowered the blinds and switched off all lights for him then I went off to Big C for some shopping. Two hours later, I was back in Silom. I walked to Prime to make a booking for my guy and me in the afternoon. Then I went back to hotel and rejoined my guy in bed.

[jason1975]

We woke up mid afternoon and spent the time in bed chatting. We reminisced the happy memories we had the past 10 years. We looked at photos of tattoos. My guy has a colourful and intricate tattoo of fish swimming against the river on his back. I had a wild thought of getting a tattoo to commemorate our time together. 

 

[jason1975]

It would be 5pm soon and off we went to Prime for Thai massage. We were led to a different building on soi 6 away from the main building. There were no signage to indicate it was part of Prime.

[jason1975]

The runner led us past the dark windows and door and up two storeys where two young male staff were waiting to wash our feet. Then we were led to a room where there were 3 mattresses on the floor and there were pajamas ready for us to change into. We lay on 2 mattresses after we had changed and the massage began. One hour later and my guy said that there was the best massage he ever had. He asked me how much it cost. He was flabbergasted that it only cost 300 baht! He said they worked so hard. He nodded approvingly at me when I tipped each of them 500 baht on our way out after the customary hot tea.