Youth Hostel in Bangkok - Travel Tips for HI hostel Bangkok - HI Bangkok, Thailand (Page 1/2)Book
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29 Sep 2009 Kavitha, Singapore:
The street market down the road towards the pier (near the bus stops) - lots of fresh fruit and street food |
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29 Sep 2009 Kavitha, Singapore:
Thai vegetarian food and cooking class at Samsen Road: www.maykaidee.com |
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21 Jul 2009 THERMET, France:
don't miss your "bouchon" for your ears, it is noisy in the morning |
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16 Jul 2009 Frank, Netherlands:
Hop off at kosan road boat pier (9) turn right at the end of the boat exit. There a small restaurant called 'Apple....' food was cheap an delicious, try the yellow curry. |
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11 Apr 2009 Lucy, South Africa:
the street vendors on pretty much any main street in the city. Around Khoasan road the selection is pretty limited, but go a bit further out and there are plenty of interesting and cheap options! |
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11 Apr 2009 Lucy, South Africa:
if u feel like splurging, go to Moon Bar on the roof of a hotel in the Sukhumvit area - a cocktail will set you back 350 Baht (about 12 dollars) but the view makes it absolutely worth it. There is a dress code though - no sandals, shorts, t-shirts, backpacks... |
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11 Apr 2009 Lucy, South Africa:
the grand palace (but allow a whole day for this - there is lots to see)! |
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28 Jan 2009 Alice-May, England & Wales:
Shanti -an amazing cafe bar. WAlk out of the hostel and turn right, walk up Phitsanulok and cross the main road, then turn right and take the first road on the left - it's surrounded by tropical plants and does THE best coconut milk porridge! |
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08 Jan 2009 Veronika, Germany:
the Jim Thompson house, something different to all other attractions. |
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16 Jan 2009 LaiMun, Malaysia:
The food around the corner at the Thewet Market are cheap and nice. You get to try out authentic local cuisine from noodle, porriage, stew pork, dessert to fresh fruits. The food stall starts operate from morning 7am till around 9.30pm. |
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| HI Hostel Bangkok - HI Bangkok Welcome to Hostelling International Bangkok; a boutique hostel in the heart of Bangkok. The hostel boasts a cozy oriental relaxed atmosphere, suitable for business and leisure travellers who want to experience the oriental charm of Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand. Our boutique hostel is one of the HI network of hostels in Thailand, and one of eight hostels in the Bangkok area.
The hostel is located in the old town area of Bangkok where you can experience traditional Thai culture and historical landmarks such as Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall, Vimarnmek Mansion (the world largest teak wood mansion), National Library, Thai Parliament, Royal Thai Government House and the Thai Boxing Stadium. A brief stroll from the hostel takes you to Thewet market and Pier where you can enjoy a colourful market or perhaps a boat trip along Chaopraya River to visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and the Royal Grand Palace. Day and night live entertainment can be found only a few steps from the hostel, along the most famous Khaosan Road, especially during Songkarn Festival. | more...... |
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