Chiangmai - Page 22

taurus75 · #**316** 21-02-2006, 01:13 PM

seems like you (KLKOOL) having a great time in CHIANGMAI....SANUK lei...!
work , bonk.work , eat, bonk again...ma hai...! really NO.1!

shiok1968 · #**317** 21-02-2006, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by taurus75

seems like you (KLKOOL) having a great time in CHIANGMAI....SANUK lei...!
work , bonk.work , eat, bonk again...ma hai...! really NO.1!

Mai Hai..... what work??? Most of the time conference also surfing SBF. Where got work? All he do there is eat, bonk, sleep, eat, bonk , sleep. That's why we all call him Tai See Heng.

TD0620G · #**318** 22-02-2006, 02:20 AM

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Originally Posted by shiok1968

Mai Hai..... what work??? Most of the time conference also surfing SBF. Where got work? All he do there is eat, bonk, sleep, eat, bonk , sleep. That's why we all call him Tai See Heng.

u forgot to add something... bumped into begger, give RM2500, then sleep, bonk, sleep...kekekeke Tai See Heng in every sense of the word.

KLKOOL · #**319** 22-02-2006, 09:10 AM

Bugger... al the KL bros really go everywhere to kacau me leh... anyway... I am still recovering from the Chiangmai blues

TD0620G · #**320** 23-02-2006, 04:39 AM

better recover fast... next month maybe going again

asiancigar · #**321** 23-02-2006, 06:16 AM

Brudders... am planning my 1st ever trip to Chiang Mai next month and must say that the posts here have been very helpful...

Just wondering if the 'cha bors' there are as fair, young and pretty as those that we find in Bkk or aquariums here in geylang... whats the going rate for over night?

Chiong ahhhhhhhh... kekeke
asiancigar

phantomtiger2 · #**322** 23-02-2006, 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by asiancigar

Brudders... am planning my 1st ever trip to Chiang Mai next month and must say that the posts here have been very helpful...

Just wondering if the 'cha bors' there are as fair, young and pretty as those that we find in Bkk or aquariums here in geylang... whats the going rate for over night?

Chiong ahhhhhhhh... kekeke
asiancigar

When I was there last year, I didnt find any gals that fit your description: fair, young, pretty. Mostly the women I saw were older (late 20's-30), although fair skin, not very pretty. I find that cant compare to BKK or Geylang fishbowls. Also its a matter of luck: some bros seem to be able to walk in and find nice gals and others cant. Just a matter of timing and luck, still the overall quantity of gals much less than BKK and Geylang so odds are against you from the start--IMO only.

PT

phantomtiger2 · #**323** 23-02-2006, 06:38 AM

Sorry, forgot to mention.
LT rates varies with looks (your looks and hers of course)

FL from discos could charge anywhere from 1000b to 3000bahts but most will fall somewhere in between (1500-2000). Nicer, younger =2000-3000b, uglier ones =1000

Bar gals/go go bars are about same as above but dont forget with these, there is the extra charges for "bar fines"-and these also varies from 250b-500b extra.

PT

phantomtiger2 · #**324** 23-02-2006, 06:45 AM

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Originally Posted by KLKOOL

Day four...

Woke up, bonked.... went or breakfast alone (while the girl slept)...went back to room.. horny again so bonked again lorr.. hehehe... then brought the girl out for lunch with two of my frenz... Taxi suggest Floating restaurant... 300 baht two and fro (this time. itz a car... so agreed)... reached there... again, damn good food, another 500 baht bill, went back to the hotel, L left for her home to get some rest (apparently, with me around, she dun get any... I wonder why... hahaha). So I went back to the MP for a rub down, and back to dinner for another networking business session... Took a tuk tuk back to the hotel, went to Chiangmai Land area to check out the KTV's... ther gers were really sweet, but the bar fine was too high for my liking, some quoted up to 3000 baht... rates for drinks were ok... unlimited mixers, black label is 1800 baht... gers booking is standard for 200 baht an hour, room about 100 baht to 150 baht per hour... Check out Jji Kum again.. my ger not around, my frenz saw one, but their motto is must choose together, so we never choose lorr... decided to go back to Spotlight... (L was waiting for me there... hehehe..)... reached there, ... L not around... was happy and sad at the same time... hehehe... a girl approached me and started chatting... buy her a drink... my frenz this time on overdrive... everyone book 2 girls to sit together... was about to book another girl, when L showed up... again... happy and sad... the girl was quite sad... I tell he nvm... she still can stil with me and I will buy her drink... I paid for L's Bar Fine... and chit chat over drinks... my frenz... also follow my lead and also paid their gers bar fine's (of coz... only one ger each lorr... ) so another motorcycle ride back to the hotel... a stroll to the night market, and back to the hotel... this time, no one was there to stop us so we rushed to the hotel room...

Day 5, last day... L had to wake up early for class, so a farewell bonk, walked her to her bike and bid farewell... left for CM airport and back to KL... will really miss CM and definitely wanna go there again soon, especially wif L there

Bro KLKOOL,
if this is what you do when U are at "work"----what do you do when you are off on vacation?

---ha ha

peace
PT

phantomtiger2 · #**325** 23-02-2006, 06:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KLKOOL

Day four...

Woke up, bonked.... went or breakfast alone (while the girl slept)...went back to room.. horny again so bonked again lorr.. hehehe... then brought the girl out for lunch with two of my frenz... Taxi suggest Floating restaurant... 300 baht two and fro (this time. itz a car... so agreed)... reached there... again, damn good food, another 500 baht bill, went back to the hotel, L left for her home to get some rest (apparently, with me around, she dun get any... I wonder why... hahaha). So I went back to the MP for a rub down, and back to dinner for another networking business session... Took a tuk tuk back to the hotel, went to Chiangmai Land area to check out the KTV's... ther gers were really sweet, but the bar fine was too high for my liking, some quoted up to 3000 baht... rates for drinks were ok... unlimited mixers, black label is 1800 baht... gers booking is standard for 200 baht an hour, room about 100 baht to 150 baht per hour... Check out Jji Kum again.. my ger not around, my frenz saw one, but their motto is must choose together, so we never choose lorr... decided to go back to Spotlight... (L was waiting for me there... hehehe..)... reached there, ... L not around... was happy and sad at the same time... hehehe... a girl approached me and started chatting... buy her a drink... my frenz this time on overdrive... everyone book 2 girls to sit together... was about to book another girl, when L showed up... again... happy and sad... the girl was quite sad... I tell he nvm... she still can stil with me and I will buy her drink... I paid for L's Bar Fine... and chit chat over drinks... my frenz... also follow my lead and also paid their gers bar fine's (of coz... only one ger each lorr... ) so another motorcycle ride back to the hotel... a stroll to the night market, and back to the hotel... this time, no one was there to stop us so we rushed to the hotel room...

Day 5, last day... L had to wake up early for class, so a farewell bonk, walked her to her bike and bid farewell... left for CM airport and back to KL... will really miss CM and definitely wanna go there again soon, especially wif L there

Bro KLKOOL,
if this is what you do when U are at "work"----what do you do when you are off on vacation?

---ha ha

peace
PT

KLKOOL · #**326** 23-02-2006, 08:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by asiancigar

Brudders... am planning my 1st ever trip to Chiang Mai next month and must say that the posts here have been very helpful...

Just wondering if the 'cha bors' there are as fair, young and pretty as those that we find in Bkk or aquariums here in geylang... whats the going rate for over night?

Chiong ahhhhhhhh... kekeke
asiancigar

Bro...what I find is CM covers from the Young, Fair SYT to the more matured kind MILF wif darker skin... Overnight rates can range from 500 baht to 2000 baht, but this is not inclusive of the bar fine that their work places charge. The barfine will vary from KTV (up to 3000 baht) to Agogo (normally 500 baht). KTV gers are VERY, VERY SYT with Fair skin, BUT, require some skill on your part in negotiating.... very very GFE one

KLKOOL · #**327** 23-02-2006, 08:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by phantomtiger2

When I was there last year, I didnt find any gals that fit your description: fair, young, pretty. Mostly the women I saw were older (late 20's-30), although fair skin, not very pretty. I find that cant compare to BKK or Geylang fishbowls. Also its a matter of luck: some bros seem to be able to walk in and find nice gals and others cant. Just a matter of timing and luck, still the overall quantity of gals much less than BKK and Geylang so odds are against you from the start--IMO only.

PT

Bro... try the KTV's... BELIEVE me.... they are there... even my other KL bros eye almost drop when saw them

KLKOOL · #**328** 23-02-2006, 08:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by phantomtiger2

Bro KLKOOL,
if this is what you do when U are at "work"----what do you do when you are off on vacation?

---ha ha

peace
PT

It was a conference. so u know lorr... networking session mostly... and what better networking than to go to KTV and Agogo together

KatoeyLover69 · #**329** 23-02-2006, 10:04 AM

Report from Bangkok Post dated Thursday 23 February 2006 :-

Raya adds to boom in boutiques

Raya Heritage Co, a subsidiary of Premier Group, plans to launch its renovated boutique hotel, Tamarind Village, in Chiang Mai in November this year targetting an 80% occupancy rate for 2007.

Paul Van Frank, the hotel's chief operating officer said the hotel owner, the Premier Group, had chosen Chiang Mai as the second province to operate its hotels as it was a hot destination with interesting tourist spots.

Its first location was Krabi where it operates the Rayavadee Resort.

It took over Tamarind Village from its former owners in May 2005.

The hotel, located on a two-rai plot in the heart of Chiang Mai city, is currently under renovation and is expected to be complete at the end of October.

It has 40 rooms and had an occupancy rate of 92% since the takeover. About 75% of its guests are European, 10% American, 5% Singaporean, 5% from Hong Kong, 4% Thai and 1% Japanese. It charges between 5,000-14,000 baht per night.

Mr Frank said in 2004, four million tourists arrived in Chiang Mai, 50% of whom were from overseas. There are also frequent daily direct flights from Bangkok and other countries in the region to carry tourists to the province.

''We are upgrading the hotel from three stars to four and a half stars as Chiang Mai is now a top-end destination, since Shangri-la and The Oriental have managed hotels in the province. Five new boutique hotels have also opened in Chiang Mai,'' he said.

Mr Frank added that the expenditure of tourists in Chiang Mai rises by seven percent each year.

The hotel will focus on niche markets. Last year, the company had roadshows in Japan, Russia, the UK and Germany. It plans to have more activities in Hong Kong, Korea, the US, Europe and Australia. It will further penetrate the US to attain 15% of its guests from this market, up from 10%.

He added that the hotel would provide tourist programmes to differentiate itself from others, that would include a culture route to visit Thai families, cooking tour and samlor tour.

Currently, there are 240 hotels in Chiang Mai which have an average occupancy rate of 50%. The average stay is two nights per person.

KatoeyLover69 · #**330** 04-03-2006, 02:57 PM

Report from The Nation dated Saturday 4 March 2006 :-

New five-star resort set for operations in Chiang Mai

Meritus Hotels & Resorts will welcome guests for the first time to Chiang Mai on August 9 with the opening of Meritus Chiang Mai Riverside Spa Resort, a luxurious five-star resort just 15 minutes from the city's airport.

The 74 rooms and suites, surrounded by 10 acres of landscaped garden, is built in the heart of the city on the bank of the Ping River and close to the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar and the recently opened Night Safari.

The architecture and interior decor is designed to reflect the unique Lanna heritage and culture, offering guests tranquillity in a lush environment.

Equipped with all the features expected of a modern five-star resort, rooms include flat-screen plasma television, broadband Internet access and bathrooms overlooking the landscaped garden.

Along with a choice of the finest Asian and Western cuisine served both indoors and out, the hotel's leisure facilities include an outdoor swimming pool with sunken bar, fitness centre and spa with private treatment suites. Golf, white-water rafting, elephant trekking, hot springs and many more activities are available close by.

The pre-opening rate for Meritus Chiang Mai Riverside Spa Resort Thailand, available from August 9 to October 31, starts from US$250 (Bt9,700) per room per night, excluding tax. For further information, visit www.meritus-hotels.com.