Types of Hotel you've stayed
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i'll start the ball rolling
- Backpackers' Lodge (Many many years ago in KL)
- 3-Star Hotel (Cant remember the name liao....but in Bangkok and Pattaya, when i was still studying...)
- 4-Star Hotels (Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong, Swissotel Zurich, Swissotel Chicago, Swissotel Sydney, Sheraton Subang)
- 5-Star Hotels (Sofitel Palm Resort, JB)
- Service Apartment (Ascott KL)
- Resort (Banyan Tree Bangkok)
- Boutique Hotel (The Metropolitan Bangkok)
I hope to add more to the list
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u like visitng bk huh?
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Originally posted by newcomer:
u like visitng bk huh?
work mah...
boh bian...
i am at BKK now
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shuang. when coming back?
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Originally posted by newcomer:
shuang. when coming back?
friday...
but tis rainy season here...
sianz
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u no free time go kai kai?
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Everything including a guesthouse, Eurohostel, a train wagon, rooms at hotels of various ratings, a suite and a service apartment.
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3-5 star hotels, service apartments usually..
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Ive stayed at hotels ranging from 2.5 to 5 star. I stayed in the 2.5 star kingsgate hotel in Melbourne and in the Hyatt Regency in Philadelphia. I've also stayed in Japanese style hotels with the tatami and all. I am now in Sheraton New York in Manhattan at 53rd st/ 7th ave.
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oh yah....i stayed in a 2 flor suite before at chicago
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Originally posted by Mospeada:
oh yah....i stayed in a 2 flor suite before at chicago
Cool! Any peektures?
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mos at where now?
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khun ja yuu naan thaorai?
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marriot courtyard hotel gold coast
ibis hotel sydney
novotel sydney
thats all i can rmb
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Originally posted by Mospeada:
i'll start the ball rolling
- Backpackers' Lodge (Many many years ago in KL)
- 3-Star Hotel (Cant remember the name liao....but in Bangkok and Pattaya, when i was still studying...)
- 4-Star Hotels (Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong, Swissotel Zurich, Swissotel Chicago, Swissotel Sydney, Sheraton Subang)
- 5-Star Hotels (Sofitel Palm Resort, JB)
- Service Apartment (Ascott KL)
- Resort (Banyan Tree Bangkok)
- Boutique Hotel (The Metropolitan Bangkok)
I hope to add more to the list
Ive tried all kinds of hotel,motel.......brothel around the world but the worst place to spend a night is at the Airport Hotel at Soekarno Hatta In Jakarta
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Originally posted by newcomer:
u no free time go kai kai?
go kai kai?hahahaha. where got time sia?
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the 5 star ones were forgettable ...
it's the lok kok budget ones that stuck in my mind ....
1. floating lodge house on the river kwai, upriver from the death railway, run by this thai lady from boston, i spent half the night feeding the mozzies and drinking beer on the verandah looking at the river, and chatting with two swedish backpacker babes on the next verandah .... in the depth of the night you can see faint glows of light that some locals says are fireflies, and others the spirits of the multitude of allied soldiers who died in the area ....
2. beach cottage at koh samet national park ... beer was expensive, there was no running hot water, but the company and the view was awesome .... went around in only broadshorts or a sarong, barefooted, BBQ seafood dinner at a beach shack with tables right near the edge of the waveline at sunset .... I promised myself I'll bring my final dearling there one day ....
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popping in here..
some of the recent hotel/motel/guesthouses i stayed a month plus ago...now collapsed into a pile of rumbles..@ sichuan...and i cannot remember the names liao..
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anyway, to add, on, sydney novotel reception service sucks like hell..
hired prc ppl (im not joking...) and all day show black face
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Service apartments are better and cheaper than a 5 star hotel and besides you wont be at the hotel most of the time except to sleep.
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i travel a fair bit and the ....most memorable are:
1. a detour i made while on a europe trip where i stopped over in copenhagen for 2 nites. it is a boutique hotel a stone throw away from tivoli garden and i cannot remember what it's called now. everything there is decidedly old school and 60's. from the elevator, to the door knob and everything. very cool.
2. queen mary ship, which is now permanently docked in long beach, california and converted into a hotel. it is actually not a nice experience because everything is so claustaphobic, and the broadband don't work properly. i stayed there for 3 nites.
3. manchester hilton in san diego. not so much for the hotel but more on the day i was there. the us navy was commissioning the USS reagan aircraft carrier there at the naval base in coronation island. my room was on the 25flr in the hotel and i have a bird's eye view of the whole proceedings.
4. youth hostel in thredbo, NSW last year. the day we arrived, it started snowing. we booked an entire bunk to ourselves so there is a lot of fun for the family as we can cook, hangout and do a bit of community living there.
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Originally posted by Short Ninja:
Service apartments are better and cheaper than a 5 star hotel and besides you wont be at the hotel most of the time except to sleep.
one burning question:do service apartments come with your own washing machines?
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Dont have la but they do provide laundry service
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Originally posted by Short Ninja:
Dont have la but they do provide laundry service
k thanks.