Hua Hin Forum

Just got word from the Baan Laksasubha Resort Hua Hin and their joiner policy:

"Regarding to joiner, there will be an additional charge 1,500 Baht per person per night not include breakfast."

Pretty stiff considering the price of the place.

GLCQuantum wrote:

How do they deal with native female overnight guests?

They don't - it's the Hilton.

Excuse my poor English skills but I don't get that. Does that mean they do allow guests or does it mean they don't. Thanks for the clarification!

I want to go from Kha Lak to Hua Hin. My initial idea was to take a taxi to HKT, fly to Bangkok and take a taxi to Hua Hin. But then I was thinking, there must be another way. By train or by bus? Any ideas on that?

Thanks a lot!

I have taken AA a few times to BKK. Business class seats are a bit dated and look more comfy than the are. And the inflight entertainment system dates back to the 80th it seems. But in general they are fine.
Food is very good, even in economy.

Yes it is - no hassle. Guests don't even have to show an ID.

Next time I'd like to stay on the waterfront. I was thinking Hilton. How to they deal with native female overnight guests?

No! No charge. They do not even ask for an ID. And they do not mind them joining you for breakfast (which is great by the way).

Thanks mate!

You mean this one?
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Romantic- ... 4300914291
Look like a good place!

Maybe this will help:
http://cdn.fotocommunity.com/Jahreszeit ... 608954.jpg

yep: http://www.barrystea.ie/
Great Irish tea!

I'm not sure if I should book my taxi from BBK to HH in advance from home or let my hotel reserve a taxi for me. Any thoughts on that?

Do they fill the bikes up with gas when they rent them out? Just asking cause what happened to me in Phuket was that I got a bike, they told me it was full but the indicator was broken. After 25 or so kilometers a was stranded on the foot of Big Buddha hill. That was great fun!

Hmmm - no extras offered. Thats good news, right? What you are saying is, that theses massage girls really know what they are doing?

I love my daily massage when in LOS and I honestly find it rather bothersome if I have to explain every day that I do NOT want extras.

I am shocked - a farang is being ripped off. Never imagined something like this would happen in LOS. I'm staying home!!

As far as I know, a tourist visa is no problem, if the trip - including return flight - is booked by her with a Thai travel agent.