TotallyOz Posted August 22, 2018 Posted August 22, 2018 I'm sure Gaybutton will forgive me for posting this thread from his site. Can't help but wonder what members of this Board will think of this experience? http://gaybuttonthai.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9227 Quote
NIrishGuy Posted August 22, 2018 Posted August 22, 2018 Thank god that a Pattaya resident has FINALLY realised that there is life (and sex .....and free sex at that) outside of the pattaya bubble. I've been saying this for years and some just cant' imagine it and I think their own self worth has dropped that low that they figure ( incorrectly) that thats all they'll ever be able to get now - they're wrong - there's a whole big world out there and its definitely worth checking it out sometimes ! PS....."topped me in his prison officer uniform" no less.....now there's the start of a good porn movie scene if there ever was one ! vinapu and a447a 2 Quote
spoon Posted August 22, 2018 Posted August 22, 2018 Geez, free sex from a 25 years old prison officer, sounds like a dream to me. Does the poster a well known trustworthy poster that we can believe that his story is true i wonder? Im not gaybutton readers obviously lol Quote
reader Posted August 22, 2018 Posted August 22, 2018 After a string of disappointing experiences during his time in Pattaya, he's apparently enjoying a run of consistently positive GR experiences that rival anything I recall reading before. I wish him continued good fortune. In a recent post on GB's board, he describes an unusual event: the management of his 3,000 bht per night hotel (not named but said to be near Lumpini Park) asked him to check out prematurely because he was bringing guests back to his room. He complied and reports choosing the Siam Heritage Hotel on Surawong which, it turns out, collects 900 bht joiner's fee. In 16 years of visits, never had this kind of problem so guess I've just been lucky. Btw, Wikipedia reports that there are three accepted spellings for Bangkok's main park: Lumphini, Lumpini or Lumpinee). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumphini_Park Quote
spoon Posted August 22, 2018 Posted August 22, 2018 Is it dusit hotel? He mentioned that in the post above he brought a guy to dusit. Hmm ive brought guy back before but never a problem. Liam18 1 Quote
DivineMadman Posted August 22, 2018 Posted August 22, 2018 Just to add to that in Bangkok Gay Romeo isn't the only app where opportunities to meet regular (non-money boy) guys can be found. Hornet is also an easy place to meet guys. I'm sure Grindr is but I always think of that as more for short-term hookups. Quote
paborn Posted August 22, 2018 Posted August 22, 2018 It was an interesting read. However, I have a longstanding rule: ignore the sex tales. They are so seldom true. This tale may be true but I'll change nothing in my vacation based on it. I have decided to try the apps this coming trip. But, not in Bangkok as I'll be there only three days and there is a lot more to do than send messages back and forth. I'll just pick up a cute Viet twink at Screwboy with these guidelines: 1. I know he's a moneyboy 2. knowing that it's up to me to discuss the price and be done with it and 3. it's also up to me to discuss what we will do and 99.9 % of the time it all works out. t0oL1 1 Quote
witty Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 I hold a contrary opinion. Sex tales by Vinapu and Christian simply cannot be ignored. And by many others too... vinapu 1 Quote
PeterRS Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 Is it dusit hotel? He mentioned that in the post above he brought a guy to dusit. Hmm ive brought guy back before but never a problem. He paid 3000 baht. I think unlikely you get rooms at the Dusit for that price. Could be be the Crowne Plaza I reckon. Or even the Montien which had a no joiners policy when I stayed there. Quote
Popular Post vinapu Posted August 24, 2018 Popular Post Posted August 24, 2018 I hold a contrary opinion. Sex tales by Vinapu and Christian simply cannot be ignored. And by many others too... I'm sorry my tales are coming across as boastful about my conquers, that's not my intention. I rather try to present them as prescription for fun and lust filled vacations. Since I tend to identify boys by their nicks or numbers I try to keep particulars about intimacies to a minimum. Who wants to read about discussions of municipal elections in Udon Nowhere anyways? paborn, DivineMadman, reader and 2 others 5 Quote
reader Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 He paid 3000 baht. I think unlikely you get rooms at the Dusit for that price. Could be be the Crowne Plaza I reckon. Or even the Montien which had a no joiners policy when I stayed there. Expedia lists availability in Dusit Thani for Monday (27th) for $104 in its annex building (behind but attached to main building). I've seen rates there as low as $87 in past. Quote
Popular Post paborn Posted August 24, 2018 Popular Post Posted August 24, 2018 I hold a contrary opinion. Sex tales by Vinapu and Christian simply cannot be ignored. And by many others too... Christian and Vinapu give easily understood recounts of their trips or experiences with an air to inform and render assistance to fellow travellers. I have never felt even a tiny amount of bragging about them. I give full credit to them and keep up with Christian's blog all the time. There are others who give such convoluted tales that even their hotel information does not ring true. I take these tails with a huge pinch of salt. I treat them as novellas. DivineMadman, santosh108, Phet and 2 others 5 Quote
vinapu Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 .... was bringing guests back to his room. He complied and reports choosing the Siam Heritage Hotel on Surawong which, it turns out, collects 900 bht joiner's fee. In 16 years of visits, never had this kind of problem so guess I've just been lucky. as long as I remember there were always occasional warnings on forums about Siam Heritage being hotel which is charging joiners fees or denying them access so that part is not surprising me at all ggobkk and DivineMadman 2 Quote
vinapu Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 Expedia lists availability in Dusit Thani for Monday (27th) for $104 in its annex building (behind but attached to main building). I've seen rates there as low as $87 in past. 87 $ , that is what I pay for 3 nights at Nantra Silom and no problem with guests day or night, even multiple ones. reader 1 Quote
paborn Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 Vinapu, the Nantra Silom looks nice and appears very conveniently located. I see various types of rooms are they nice? I saw one room, deluxe, that looked like it was two twin beds together - as they used to do in Europe. Quote
reader Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 as long as I remember there were always occasional warnings on forums about Siam Heritage being hotel which is charging joiners fees or denying them access so that part is not surprising me at all Yes, and also about the Montein. Have taken 3 different guys to Dusit Thani in recent years and never had a problem.. The doorman usually nods and smiles. In any case, it closes Jan. 1 and the replacement (part of a commercial, hotel and condo complex on a larger footprint) will take 5 years to build. Quote
Guest Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 The Nantra is a comfortable budget hotel in a convenient location. I just wish the cleaning was a little more diligent, since I'm fussy about that and it's about at the limit of what I accept. But it still remains on my list of "approved" hotels. Quote
vinapu Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 Vinapu, the Nantra Silom looks nice and appears very conveniently located. I see various types of rooms are they nice? I saw one room, deluxe, that looked like it was two twin beds together - as they used to do in Europe. it pretty basic but modern although bit spartan hotel and I like it a lot - good value for money. They have three types of room , cheapest one is windowless and 1 single bed only. No issue with their beds and as far as I can see whenever I'm there I put them to a good use / I off almost exclusively long time /. They even serve free breakfast but it's very basic only tea/ coffee, toast and jam , some fruit , cereal with cold milk but it's still all you can eat format. I usually breakfast at Foodland Patpong and supplement that in hotel with some fruit upon return. Recently I was impressed with slightly more expensive Baan Silom in Silom soi 3 recommended to me by z909 Quote
paborn Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 This coming year I have booked the Tarntawan for Bangkok and the Poseiden for Pattaya. Thoughts? Quote
vinapu Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 This coming year I have booked the Tarntawan for Bangkok and the Poseiden for Pattaya. Thoughts? both guest friendly and VERY CLOSE to the action, Poseidon has reputation for good cuisine too Quote
reader Posted August 24, 2018 Posted August 24, 2018 This coming year I have booked the Tarntawan for Bangkok and the Poseiden for Pattaya. Thoughts? Tarntawan was the very first place I stayed in my first trip in 2002 and was a regular there for many years. For convenience, it's a short walk to most places you'll want to go. The weekly open bar used to be a great take in when most of the visitors were farangs. It served as a great way to exchange information and learn from the more-seasoned visitors (much in the same way this form functions now, sans the alcohol). But I began giving it a pass when my aging back began revolting against the ancient mattresses. I had grown very fond of the outgoing elevator guard who always remembered repeat visitors. But now even he has departed for greener pastures. I believe that "Mac," a one-time bell hop and greeter is now in management and a pleasant host. You'll enjoy your stay there. Terry4 and paborn 2 Quote
ggobkk Posted August 26, 2018 Posted August 26, 2018 This coming year I have booked the Tarntawan for Bangkok and the Poseiden for Pattaya. Thoughts? I’m at Poseidon at the moment and will head to Tarntawan tomorrow. Jomtien complex is in the midst of a renaissance (?) with new restaurants, a number of new bars, a wine store, and top level French style bread and pastry shop. Last night, the noise from the street was not blocked by the sound proofing and went on until 7am as one the bars was celebrating it’s 3rd anniversary and kept the party going. Not posting as a complaint as I like bar and was pulled in this morning as I went for my croissant walk. Poseidon is known for Chef Bart’s cooking. Tasty and beautifully presented in a white table cloth environment. Caution - the food is of a European bent with large portions. Example, last night schnitzel, beef steaks, pork cordon blue, and liver&onions were on the menu. Delicious but heavy - especially in August. If visit contains a Saturday the manager hosts a drinks party for guests. reader and paborn 2 Quote
paborn Posted August 26, 2018 Posted August 26, 2018 Ah! Poseiden is sounding better and better. Last night I cooked an enormous, bone-in, pork chop with Madeira and mushroom gravy along with roasted yam and brussels sprouts with pan roasted garlic and it's August in Fort Lauderdale. Quote
vinapu Posted August 26, 2018 Posted August 26, 2018 Ah! Poseiden is sounding better and better. Check prices first Quote
Guest Posted August 26, 2018 Posted August 26, 2018 Last night, the noise from the street was not blocked by the sound proofing and went on until 7am as one the bars was celebrating it’s 3rd anniversary and kept the party going. Not posting as a complaint as I like bar and was pulled in this morning as I went for my croissant walk. 7:00 am !!!. Well, we all have our different styles, but I like to be sleeping from 1:00 am. That's one reason why I try & stay a little further away from the bars. If a bar kept me awake until that time, the preference would be to take my business elsewhere thereafter. Although, principles may be tested if they have the cutest boys in Pattaya. Quote
