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About LinkBacksSea me and sister hotel across the road, still major building work going on next door and wont be finished anytime soonOriginally Posted by kris-one
Sea me and sister hotel across the road, still major building work going on next door and wont be finished anytime soon
Inn House is on 2nd Road Soi 13
There was lots going on in March too. Driving up that soi i was dreading it as seemed like every building was under some sort of contruction. But tbh, I hardly ever heard anything in my room. Certainly nothing to distrub my sleep.
The sister hotel, Sea Me Spring Too. I never knew if that was some ironic joke or just a typo.
Sea Me Spring and Page 10 are both on soi 10.....
Thanks for the assist! It's been a while since I've been down there, so I got the soi wrong. Still, a decent place to stay on a smaller budget. The soi is much quieter than soi Diana or LK, but still just 5 minutes away from all that... or an easy stroll to beach rd & hop a baht bus down to WS. It's a good location...
Ye agreed it's a good soi, also has a few other hotels, including Dynasty Inn and also has the Sportsmans Pub
I went down Soi 10 on my bike the other day. Top end at 2nd road is fine now, all building work complete. Down the beach end only one are of building work as I said previously next to Sea Me
Checked the Inn house out on booking.com and it's 473 Euro for 9 nights over chrimbo, nearly half the price of Tims, that New Year gala ball certainly bumps the price up. Looks very decent too for the price.
Fair dinkum to that bill...
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Thanks cobber.
The sooner you fall behind, the more time you'll have to catch up.
I am probably going to go on my next trip in early Jan. Miss the Christmas rush in Samui but it'll still be ok busy. I spent Jan there last year. Probably my fav time for a trip. Shite weather and long nights where I am also in Jan.
If you do.. I will have to make the effort to get down there..
Been a long time since we fell off bikes together
Not to be repatedBeen a long time since we fell off bikes together
But that said whats the best place around Christmas if any at that time ??
Nobody is a social drinker. Everybody drinks to get drunk. I mean, nobody drinks 10 pints of coke in a night
Do yeah man. It's been a while. I just missed you in Patts last year. I'll let you know dates before hand anyhow.If you do.. I will have to make the effort to get down there..
Been a long time since we fell off bikes together
Looks like winter shut down will be in full effect this year and maybe even start early... if so, should mean that I'm in Thailand from about mid Dec through end of Feb. Looking forward to doing quite a lot of riding in that time... maybe do a Laos ride and try to organize a Vietnam ride... I know Sef has been there... you up for another run, man?
a real personal question so tell me to beat it if ya want
would your family get offended at all that you don't go see them?
mine would, very much so
I've decided not to go at Christmas this year, flights just were too expensive even staying in cheaper accommodation, decided instead to go on a big trip next June instead and use the money I'm not spending at Christmas to book an early business class flight for about 1700 euro, I'm the big 40 next year so may as well give myself a nice gift.
Each to their own but to me that is a serious waste of cash.
Pop a couple of valium on cattle class and you won't even feel it, and you'll have an extra €1000 to blow in Patts.
You are doing exactly the same as a friend of mine, he is not allowed to fly anymore, he is lucky that he is still alive.
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I go see my parents about once per year back in Florida. They're getting older, so it's the law that they have to live in Florida.
I think if it started going more than a year, they might start questioning it, but they wouldnt be offended per se. I think getting offended wouldnt start until about 2 years had gone by. They also know that for tax reasons, I can only spend a very limited amount of time stateside... and I try to undercut that amount by at least 10 days, just in case of emergency; either one of them having a medical issue, or work saying "we need you to visit the HQ office in Tennessee and there's no avoiding it". So because I keep some time set aside for that, I am rarely in the states for more than 3 weeks per year.
It's a birthday treat, have you ever been business class? Once you go and get a taste for it then it's always in your mind how much better your trip could have been. The valium I popped last time from Abu Dhabi to Dublin didn't stop any amount of out of control kids ruining that flight.
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