I actually ask one of my friend who told me she stayed at the hotel before. She recommend us to take Tuk Tuk if jam because can navigate through the jam. I doubt I will have issues with negotiating prices. My mom knows how to bargain in both Thai and English and she's very good at making fair deals where both side is happy. I'm still learning this skill from her...
I've added this to my itinerary. I got the eatigo app so if it pops up in my vicinity I'll be sure to stop by!
Edit: Nevermind it's not listed on the app but i'll refer to my itinerary whenever I'm in a new area. Thank you!
It’s not about the negotiating deal. Any price you willing to pay is a deal. What I meant is that the hotel is not to far from place like central world, platinum etc. But with the 2 elderly staying inside the Soi you will still end up spending quite some time on transportation. Your tuk tuk is not a motorcy traffic jam you still get stuck inside it. Unless you dare to each take a motorcy then it’s different.
Actually below 60, they are not that old. Sure no problem with walking around and explore. Important is to have enough rest and end of the day, a leg massage.
Chatuchak and Pratunam are very big, you can stop to have a rest and a drink any time you like.
Went with eldery, about 50+ walk about an hour in Chatuchak, buai tahan already ... too hot and stuffy ...
ctc is almost the size of 26 football fields
Chatuchak Sections
Furniture and home decor (sections 1,3,4,7,8)
Books (sections 1, 27)
Antiques and collectibles (sections 1, 26)
Clothing and accessories (sections 2–6, 10–26)
Miscellaneous and used clothing (sections 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 22, 25, 26)
Food and beverage (sections 2, 3, 4, 23, 24, 26, 27)
Plants and gardening (sections 3, 4)
Art and galleries (section 7)
Handicrafts (sections 8–11)
Pets and accessories (sections 8, 9, 11, 13)
Ceramics (sections 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 25)
Actually below 60, they are not that old. Sure no problem with walking around and explore. Important is to have enough rest and end of the day, a leg massage.
Chatuchak and Pratunam are very big, you can stop to have a rest and a drink any time you like.
Ya if can avoid going to ctc ba. Too hot and stuffy. Night market will be better as at night weather is more cooling.
Any must eats around the areas? Our family all love food. Other then that I think we're happy enough to walk around and explore. My mom only been back twice to Chiang Rai after she married my dad and Bangkok is going to be a totally different experience for her from the countryside.
Around what time is Chatuchak open? I asked but people said not open at 9am despite seeing the opening hours online. I'm planning to leave the area during midday if the weather becomes unbearable and go elsewhere then if they want to come back again on Sunday we can also.
Went with eldery, about 50+ walk about an hour in Chatuchak, buai tahan already ... too hot and stuffy ...
ctc is almost the size of 26 football fields
Chatuchak Sections
Furniture and home decor (sections 1,3,4,7,8)
Books (sections 1, 27)
Antiques and collectibles (sections 1, 26)
Clothing and accessories (sections 2–6, 10–26)
Miscellaneous and used clothing (sections 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 22, 25, 26)
Food and beverage (sections 2, 3, 4, 23, 24, 26, 27)
Plants and gardening (sections 3, 4)
Art and galleries (section 7)
Handicrafts (sections 8–11)
Pets and accessories (sections 8, 9, 11, 13)
Ceramics (sections 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 25)
How about interchange Saturday and Sunday schedule, go CTC on Sunday instead. This way u can go early for breakfast at or tor kor as well let ur mum buy the fresh produce so no need purposely go there again on Monday morning.The 2 eldest are normally early risers so we can go out early and try to come back during the more rush hour periods. I think that's the only solution. Or we can wait out by doing more shopping or get a short massage.
Anyway, besides their walking speed, everything about them make them great traveling companions. They are very "go with the flow people" haha. If they cannot walk they will ask me to drop them off at a nearby cafe then we meet up again later.
How about interchange Saturday and Sunday schedule, go CTC on Sunday instead. This way u can go early for breakfast at or tor kor as well let ur mum buy the fresh produce so no need purposely go there again on Monday morning.
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Most elderly I went with can walk more then youngster. Bring them to local market or Chinatown can walk whole day without much resting except meal time.
Or tor kor still a good place to buy a great variety of pastes for Thai cooking. Maybe the morning before go CTC, can cross over for your mum to look see. In the end you would be the one get to enjoy sedap cuisine at home aftewhich. Thanks me later LOLActually I decided not to go to Or Tor Kor to buy the produce anymore. Most likely on Monday we will just go to a nearby local market and buy the fresh produce there.
Or tor kor still a good place to buy a great variety of pastes for Thai cooking. Maybe the morning before go CTC, can cross over for your mum to look see. In the end you would be the one get to enjoy sedap cuisine at home aftewhich. Thanks me later LOL
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Or tor kor still a good place to buy a great variety of pastes for Thai cooking. Maybe the morning before go CTC, can cross over for your mum to look see. In the end you would be the one get to enjoy sedap cuisine at home aftewhich. Thanks me later LOL
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Hihi, is there any laundry services near novotel siam sq? We will at khao yai and bkk for total 8 days. With family of 4, we are thinking to travel light.
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Thanks!!!I didn't see any near Novotel siam.
Wendy Laundry Shop
at Soi Kasem San 1, just beside Wendy House (hotel)(oppsite MBK)
Open 8am to 8pm 1kg 55 baht (price not updated)
Or you can try online service, https://www.google.com.sg/url?sa=t&...com/bangkok/&usg=AOvVaw1RnO_xqhaT5V4a92xuQufY