oliver17

In Terminal 21, there is Sushi Express on the floor 4 or 5. Quality is decent and they have the conveyor belts, which is a kick. It attracts some
Japanese folks, so they are doing something right. There is another place called Fuji in the food court. They serve sushi, but it's more
like a Japanese fast food place. Fuji is a ladyboy favorite, for what that's worth. Two different girls had me take them there for lunch.
 
Down in the basement at Terminal 21 is another Japanese place - cannot recall the name of it - they serve sushi, but the prices put me off a
bit and I didn't dine there. It was also attracting Japanese customers, so they may be worth a try if you can locate them.
 
I have also seen several Japanese places on Soi 33, but haven't dined in any of them. I am not sure they welcome farangs / gaijin.

I work in this industry. And technically he is not wrong. By contract if the hotel allows online travel agents (agoda, expedia, booking.com, etc) to sell their rooms, neither party is allowed to reduce the stated price but they are allowed to offer extras such as free wifi, free executive lounge, free upgrade, etc. The way agoda and booking.com attract their customers is by loyalty discounts. If you are a member of either of these online travel agents and use them to book frequently, they will occasionally throw in some sort of discount. This is not breaking the contract at all because the base price of the room is the same, but because your account has been credited some sort of discount, allowing the price to be cheaper than the website.
 
When I book hotels, I very rarely use online travel agents and only use booking.com for price and location references. What I usually do is to email the hotel or give them a call, let them know my travel details and tell them that I will book directly with them if they give me a discount. This works occasionally because the hotel knows that if I book through an online travel agent that the hotel will have to pay 5% to 15% commision to the online travel agent depending on their agreed contract. By asking the hotel to give me a 10% discount or something of the sort, the hotel still makes more money. Ask them to throw in some more benefits like airport transfer, executive lounge, etc, and this is the reason why I always book with the hotel website.

No doubt these guys provide an unforgettable passenger experience.

A - Z of the 2017 Airline Award Winners

Aegean Airlines Best Regional Airline in Europe

Aeroflot Russian Airlines
Best Airline in Eastern Europe

AirAsia
World's Best Low-Cost Airline
Best Low-Cost Airline in Asia

AirAsia X
World's Best Low Cost Airline Premium Cabin
World's Best Low Cost Airline Premium Seat

Air Astana
Best Airline in Central Asia / India
Best Airline Staff Service in Central Asia / India

Air Canada
Best Airline in North America

Alaska Airlines
Best Regional Airline in North America
Best Airline Staff in North America

ANA All Nippon Airways
World's Best Airport Services
Best Airline Staff Service in Asia

Austrian Airlines
Best Airline Staff Service in Europe

Avianca
Best Airline in South America
Best Regional Airline in South America

Azul Linhas Aereas Brasileiras
Best Low-Cost Airline in South America
Best Airline Staff in South America

Bangkok Airways
World's Best Regional Airline
Best Regional Airline in Asia

Copa Airlines
Best Airline in Central America / Caribbean
Best Airline Staff in Central America / Caribbean

Emirates
World's Best Airline Inflight Entertainment
Best First Class Comfort Amenities

Ethiopian Airlines
Best Airline in Africa

Etihad Airways
World's Best First Class
Best First Class Seat
Best First Class Onboard Catering

EVA Air
World's Best Airline Cabin Cleanliness
Best Business Class Comfort Amenities

fastjet
Best Low-Cost Airline in Africa

Finnair
Best Airline in Northern Europe

flynas
Best Low Cost Airline in the Middle East

Garuda Indonesia
World's Best Cabin Crew

Hainan Airlines
Best Airline in China
Best Airline Staff Service in China

Indigo
Best Low-Cost Airline in Central Asia / India

Japan Airlines
Best Economy Class Airline Seat

Jetstar Airways
Best Low-Cost Airline in Australia / Pacific

Lufthansa
Best Airline in Europe
Best First Class Airline Lounge Dining
Best Airline in Western Europe

Norwegian
World's Best Long Haul Low-Cost Airline
Best Low-Cost Airline in Europe

Oman Air
Best Airline Staff in the Middle East

Plaza Premium
World's Best Independent Airport Lounge

Qantas
World's Best Premium Economy Class
Best Premium Economy Class Airline Seat

Qatar Airways
World's Best Airline
World's Best Business Class
Best First Class Airline Lounge
Best Airline in the Middle East

Royal Air Maroc
Best Regional Airline in Africa

Saudi Arabian Airlines
World's Most Improved Airline

Singapore Airlines
Best Airline in Asia
Best Business Class Airline Seat
Best Premium Economy Onboard Catering

South African Airways
Best Airline Staff in Africa

Star Alliance
World's Best Airline Alliance
World's Best Airline Alliance Lounge

Thai Airways
World's Best Economy Class
Best Airline Lounge Spa Facility
Best Economy Class Onboard Catering

Thomson Airways
World's Best Leisure Airline

Turkish Airlines
World's Best Business Class Airline Lounge
Best Business Class Onboard Catering
Best Business Class Lounge Dining
Best Airline in Southern Europe

Virgin Australia
Best Airline in Australia/Pacific
Best Airline Staff in Australia/Pacific

West Air
Best Low-Cost Airline in China

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The World's Top 20 Airlines 2017

Qatar Airways
Singapore Airlines
ANA All Nippon Airways
Emirates
Cathay Pacific
EVA Air
Lufthansa
Etihad Airways
Hainan Airlines
Garuda Indonesia
Thai Airways
Turkish Airlines
Virgin Australia
Swiss Int’l Air Lines
Qantas Airways
Japan Airlines
Austrian
Air France
Air New Zealand
Asiana Airlines

Assange is trapped in Ecuador's embassy in London. Still no way for him to him leave either, just like Qatar Airways flight paths out of Qatar LOL.

http://www.dhotelpattaya.com/

Ok so I know this in the Bangkok forum but I thought it might be useful to post a hotel review of a place in Pattaya for those who are interested.

For the size of the room, the cleanliness etc the place was pretty cheap I thought. Below are the standard rates but was a bit cheaper online.

 
There is a 2000THB deposit when you checkin, to be honest I had completely forgotten about it when I checked out and they reminded me which was nice.

It was very ladyboy friendly, I only ever took one at a time and there was no fee.
 
The room service (food) was ok and it was close to all the action on Soi Buakhao. There are frankly ladyboys everywhere in this area.

There is a laundry directly opposite the hotel (it was cheap enough but not as cheap as the one on soi 4, Nana that charges per bag instead of per item).

You get a couple free bottles of water each day, and if you get up too late for room cleaning they leave fresh towels and more water outside your door.

There are a couple of convenience stores nearby, as well as a Tesco and TT Exchange place.
It is actually hard to think of anything negative.

I didn't use the pool so can't comment on that but looked good.




 
Shower is electric but was fine:

 
I stayed in two rooms at the hotel and both had a balcony with a table, chairs and ashtray that could be taken outside(I don't smoke but useful if you have a ladyboy that does).

 
No mini bar but coffee...


 
Free Wifi was fine.

 
Safe was big enough for a laptop:

 

Fogus from Sensations that is just round the corner who I spent most of my time with:

They deserve bonus points for having round beds and mirrored ceilings
 
I googled 'em and found a bit more info about their location:
 
http://shorttimefun.com/listing/hotel-99.html

They deserve bonus points for having round beds and mirrored ceilings
 
I googled 'em and found a bit more info about their location:
 
http://shorttimefun.com/listing/hotel-99.html

Hi all,
 
I thought that it might be my turn contribute towards the forum.
 
I arranged a short time with a now favourite of mine, however struggled to find a nice short time room which i like, rather than the dirtly broken down room in some places.
 
I came across hotel 99, which has been around for a while however to my surprise stil in good shape aspecially the condition and the layout of the room.
 
 
To get there from the main road, you will see the hotel 99 signs with the arrow, on the roof lining.
From the rear is accessed through the laneway out the back.
I found that there was no problem eitherway.
 
The room was entrance to the room was one the road level behind the curtance.
Once inside, i found the rooms clean with lots of mirrors and the round bed, with the fun chair being a special touch to the circumstances.
The shower rooms were good and pleasant to use.
 
I can keep on talking about it however i will let the photos give you a general idear of the place.
 
Would i use the place again, hell yes, i would reckonmend it, but that is just my thought.

I stayed there in January. The elevators do require a room key. BTW, the elevators play only one song, Eric Clapton's "I shot the Sheriff" (One True Saxon will verify this). I don't know about smoking rooms, but I do remember ashtrays were readily available all over the property, so I am guessing the answer is yes.
 
Galleria 10 is LB friendly, and the staff treated all girls I took there very well. They have a fun pool area on the roof with a pretty good bar / restaurant up there as well.
 
I stayed on the club level. The rooms up there have a decent view of the City, but really nothing special. I think it's probably a little overpriced. For about the same cost you can stay at their sister property Grand Swiss on Soi 11, which offers more bang for the buck.

I used Salil in soi11 twice.
the hotel is new, room are bit small But perfectly functional, also wifi work very good.
Both times i booked a package on their website, that included: 2nights, breakfast buffet, early check in, and private transfer airport-hotel.
Sorry for not remember the exact price i paid.
The room was very quiet, and this is very important for me.
ID check, and phone call when your guest leave.
Breakfast buffet was good with a big choice.
Unfortunately no swimming pool nor gym.
 
oh, and is super guest friendly, you can bring back 2 LBs for 3some without any extra fee.
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I stayed at Galleria10 once, last year. Paid 91€ for 2 nights.
very nice hotel, wifi work good. my room at 7th floor was very quiet.
Small gym and small swimming pool on the roof.
I didnt tried their breakfast, so cant judge.
Of course is Guest Friendly and no problem with a LB guest.
Free tuktuk shuttle from hotel to Sukhumvit.
easy walk for both BTS station Nana and Asok.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I stayed there in January. The elevators do require a room key. BTW, the elevators play only one song, Eric Clapton's "I shot the Sheriff" (One True Saxon will verify this). I don't know about smoking rooms, but I do remember ashtrays were readily available all over the property, so I am guessing the answer is yes.
 
Galleria 10 is LB friendly, and the staff treated all girls I took there very well. They have a fun pool area on the roof with a pretty good bar / restaurant up there as well.
 
I stayed on the club level. The rooms up there have a decent view of the City, but really nothing special. I think it's probably a little overpriced. For about the same cost you can stay at their sister property Grand Swiss on Soi 11, which offers more bang for the buck.

I stayed there in January. The elevators do require a room key. BTW, the elevators play only one song, Eric Clapton's "I shot the Sheriff" (One True Saxon will verify this). I don't know about smoking rooms, but I do remember ashtrays were readily available all over the property, so I am guessing the answer is yes.
 
Galleria 10 is LB friendly, and the staff treated all girls I took there very well. They have a fun pool area on the roof with a pretty good bar / restaurant up there as well.
 
I stayed on the club level. The rooms up there have a decent view of the City, but really nothing special. I think it's probably a little overpriced. For about the same cost you can stay at their sister property Grand Swiss on Soi 11, which offers more bang for the buck.

Qatar Airways is taking on the US government's ban on large electronics with a rather ingenious solution: loaner laptops.



On Thursday, the Doha, Qatar-based airline announced that business-class passengers aboard its flights to the US would have access to loaner laptops beginning next week.



"By providing this laptop loan service we can ensure that our passengers on flights to the US can continue to work whilst on-board," Qatar Airways Group's CEO, Akbar Al Baker, said in a statement.

"This unique ability to offer 'business as usual,' above and beyond the competition, is yet another example of Qatar Airways justification for being the 'World's Best Business Class.'"



In addition, business-class passengers will have access to complimentary Wi-Fi.

Qatar Airways has not announced which type of laptops will be available.



The loaner program will not be available to economy-class passengers. At the same time, Qatar Airways has moved toward a two-cabin class configuration, which means the airline's flights to the US operate without a first-class cabin.



The laptop program is the latest reaction by one of the nine airlines affected by the US laptop ban. The policy, which took effect Saturday, prohibits passengers flying to the US from some airports in the Middle East and North Africa from carrying-on electronics bigger than a smartphone. The US government has said it introduced the policy in response to fears that terrorists could hide explosives within electronics, though it has not mentioned any imminent plots.



While all of the affected carriers have made it clear they plan to comply with the ban, they have also come up with a series of ways to work around the US government's new policy.



On Wednesday, the Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates-based Etihad Airways announced that it would offer first- and business-class passengers free Wi-Fi and loaner iPads on US-bound flights beginning Saturday.

Earlier this week, Turkish Airlines announced on Twitter that passengers who turned in their laptops and tablets at boarding would receive free Wi-Fi on board. Last week, Emirates implemented a laptop handling program allowing passengers getting on US-bound flights to have access to their laptop until boarding. The Dubai, UAE-based carrier has also hinted that it may offer loaner laptops.



According to Emirates' president, Tim Clark, the US government's laptop ban has created logistical challenges for the airline and the airports that handle its flights. Thus far, the short-term effects have not been as dire as anticipated, while its long-term effects won't be clear for some time, Clark told Business Insider. Not having access to laptops, however, is still an inconvenience to the carrier's passengers.

I wasn't sure where to place this thread, so it may get moved to the "Hotel Review" section. Anyhow......
 
A BM here recently asked about the ladyboy guest policies of a BKK hotel. This gave me the idea to email various hotels around lower Sukhumvit inquiring about their guest policies and whether ladyboys are welcome as overnight guests. The hotels I contacted are all within walking distance of Nana Plaza, CIB, Paradise bars as well as other LB venues such as Nuch Salon. I focused on hotels located on the odd number Soi side of Sukhumvit since most guys are already familiar with the policies of the hotels on the even number Soi side such as Marriott, Phachara, Heaven@4, etc.
 
They all received an identical email from me:
 
Hello,
 
Can you tell me what your guest policy is? Can I have a ladyboy guest stay in my room overnight?
 
Thank You,
******* *****
 
The hotels I have received replies from so far are listed in the order they responded, along with their Soi location as well as the per-night price for a standard room. I contacted places ranging from budget hotels on up to higher end properties like the Sofitel and the Westin. The replies are all verbatim. If you need clarification, their email addresses are on their websites. As they respond, I will continue to update here. I will also be emailing other hotels for the purpose of determining what their guest / ladyboy policies are as well.
 
______________
 
Hotel Solo Sukhumvit 2 Soi 2 1840 baht per night
 
Warm greeting from Hotel Solo Sukhumvit Soi 2!!
We would like to inform you that we do not charge for a Night Visitor fee.
For more your information details below:
1. Night visitor should be above 20 years old not less than 20 years old.
2. Night visitor should have identification card
(Not allowed who do not have identification card stay with client)
3. Night visitor should show identification card and leave he/her I.D card with the front desk front for your security and hotel security.
4. When a night visitor come to contact us before we give her I.D card back. We will call to remind with client for make sure everything alright.

Any assistance please does not hesitate to contact us.
Best Regards,
Nattaporn B.(Mr.)
GSA
 
______________
 
Grand Swiss Hotel Soi 11 2600 baht per night
 
Dear Sir

Warmest greeting from Central Reservations Office.

Thank you for your e-mail.

In regard to your query, I would like to inform you that our hotel is guest friendly and there is no charge for overnight staying guest. We only request ID card / Passport for secure reason only.
Do you have booking now ?
Best Regards,

Metinee Sea-Ngow Ms. ( Nancy)
 
_______________
 
Four Points Sheraton Soi 15 2900 baht per night
 
Dear Mr. *****
 
 
As per your question , You are allowed to have a lady boy stay overnight however it had better to have a ladyboy come to register with us.
It is for a security reason.
 
Should there be any further assistance ,Please let us know.
 
Be well,
Yanathon
Duty Manager
 
_______________
 
Adelphi Suites Soi 8 2450 baht per night
 
Dear Sir,
 
Greeting from Central Reservation Office!
 
Thank you for writing to us.
For guests who make bookings through the hotel's own website, we do not charge for your visitor. However, her ID Card or Passport is required to register at reception for our security reason only.
 
Should you require more information please do not hesitate to contact us and looking forward to welcome and serve you soon
 
Best Regards,
Ms. Palida (Pla)
Central Reservation Officer
 
_______________

Lohas Suites Soi 2 2045 baht per night
 
Dear Sir,
 
Greeting from Lohas Suite by Super Hotel !
 
Please be informed that there is no charge for guest friendly.
 
If you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me
 
 
Best Regards,

Pitchayaporn Klaopimai (Wann)
Sales Coordinator
 
__________________
 
Salil Hotel Soi 11 1500 baht per night
 
Dear Mr. ****
 
Thank you for your interested in our hotel, we would like to inform you that the room available for 2 person and the hotel is friendly free of charge.
 
Should you require further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
 
We are looking forward to welcoming you at salil Hotel soi 11
 
Best Regards,
Araya R.
Reservation Supervisor
Salil Hotel Sukhumvit Soi 11
21/4 Soi Sukhumvit 11 (Chaiyos), Sukhumvit Road, Klongton Nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110 Thailand
Tel. 662 651 3830-3 Fax: 662 651 3834
 
 
___________________
 
On 8 Sukhumvit Hotel Soi 8 1800 baht per night
 
 
Dear Sir,
 
Thank you for considering On8 Bangkok. In regard to your query, there is no guest-friendly fee for our hotel guest valid for booking through hotel website only. We will require your guest to deposit their ID-card at the reception which shall be returned on his/her departure.
 
You may review and consider any particular room type you are interested from http://www.on8bangkok.com/en/ and we shall then revert to you with availability & rates. Alternatively you can always check for the same information on the website itself as well.
 
 
Should you require more information please do not hesitate to contact us.
Best Regards
Nithiphon Deecharoen Mr.(Izax)
Central Reservation Officer
 
_______________________
 
Citrus 11 Soi 11 2100 baht per night
 
Dear Sir,
Greeting form Central Reservation Office!
Thank you for your e-mail. In regard to your query, I would like to inform you that a guest friendly is no charge for overnight staying guest. We only request ID card / Passport for secure reason only.
Should you require more information please do not hesitate to contact us
Best Regards,
Timpika Kremla (Vaida)
 
________________________
 
Oasis Inn Soi 1 1100 baht per night
 
Dear ****,

Thank you for your e mail. For our room 1 room is for 2 persons, if you have
someone stay with you we just need her /his ID CARD at the front desk.


Kind Regards,

Wichuda Chimwiset (Chim)

Reservation Dep.
 
______________________
 
Ad Lib Bangkok Soi 1 3000 baht
 
Dear *******
 
Warm greeting from Ad Lib Bangkok!
 
Thank you for your kind interesting stay at Ad Lib Bangkok!
Regards, as per your question about charge fee of a lady boy when join in your room.
And we are additional charge 1,000.-THB Net room only per person per night and we are request a copy ID card when arrival at our hotel.
Could you please contact our front desk with give it which security and hotel policy.
 
Especially in case you make a reservation directly with us via e-mail not though online agent without charge and should be stay minimum 3 nights or up.
 
Please kindly advise your arrival date preferable and we will send the best rate for your promptly.
 
Should you require further information or assistance please feel free to contact us and we look forward to welcoming you soon.
 
Warm Regards,
Korawan Nantasutha
Assistant Reservation Manager
 
__________________________
 
Dream Hotel Soi 15 2180 baht
 
Dear Mr. *******
 
Greeting from Dream Hotel Bangkok!
Please be informed the hotel not charge for the visitor but please leave ID card or passport at the front desk for your security.
If you have any question please contact us at any time.
 
Best regards,
 
THANATSHA SRIBOONRUANG
Guest Service Manager
 
10 Soi Sukhumvit 15, Sukhumvit Road,
Klongtoey Nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110
T: +66 (0)2 254 8500 Ext. 7116
F: +66 (0)2 254 8534
www.dreamhotels.com
 
 
_______________________
 
Grand Sukhumvit Soi 6 2885 baht
 
 
Dear Mr. **** Kindly be informed our joiner policy that we will charge at THB 1,000.- per person per night. Should you need more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
 
Kind Regards,

Buagaew Todsapon | Reservation
Grand Sukhumvit Hotel Bangkok Managed By ACCOR. Phone: +66 2 207 9999
Fax: +66 2 207 9555
Website: www.grandsukhumvithotel.com
 
________________________
 
Amari Boulevard Soi 5 2885 baht
 
 
Dear ******

Thank you very much for your e-mail.
 
Please be informed that in case, there will be another guest(Women or Ladyboy) joining your room, the charge at THB.1,000.-net per person per night will be applied for the additional guest.
 
Kindly have your guest (Women or Ladyboy) contact our Front Office once arrive to the hotel for the security purposes.
 
Should you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.
 
Best regards,
 
Angkana Suiwong
Team Member, Reservations
___________________________
 
Ambassador Bangkok Soi 11 1400 baht
 
Dear Mr. ******

Greetings from Ambassador Bangkok.

Thank you for your e-mail. We would like to inform you that guest friendly is free of charge, we charge THB 20.- for copy ID only.

Please let us know if there is anything else we can do to be of assistance.

Best regards,


Reservation Officer
The Ambassador Bangkok
171 Sukhumvit 11, Klongtoey, Wattana, Bangkok 10110 Thailand
Tel. +66 (0) 2254 0444 Ext. 1220-1224 Fax. +66 (0) 2254 7503/ 16
E-mail : rsvmbkk@amtel.co.th, rsvbkk@amtel.co.th Website : www.amtel.co.th

_________________________

Hotel Icon Bangkok Soi 2 1775 baht

Dear Mr. ******
Greetings from Hotel Icon Bangkok! Thank You for your email. Regarding your query, we would like to inform you that our room can accommodate up to TWO guests. However, if the third guest is spending an overnight, there would be an additional charge of THB 800 per room per night. Adding on, if you have a visitor which is the second guest, please kindly bring the visitor to Front Desk for registration process. Please note this process is highly important for both yourself and the hotel. In addition, please kindly provide us with your arrival and departure date as we would like to offer your the exclusive offer for booking directly via email. We look forward for your response and to offer and process the room reservation real soon. For further assistance, please feel free to contact us. Wishing You a Wonderful Weekend! Best Regards, Ekachai S.
Guest Relations Supervisor Hotel Icon Bangkok 49 Sukhumvit Soi 2, Khlong Toey, Bangkok 10110, Thailand Tel: +662 656 9797 Fax: +662 656 9997 Website: www.hoteliconbangkok.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/HoteliconBangkok
Instagram: @hoteliconbangkok ______________________________ Fraser Suites Soi 11 3200 baht Dear Mr. *****
 
Greeting from Fraser Suites Sukhumvit, Bangkok
 
Kindly be informed you that for the visitor there is no charge but we require his/her passport or ID. leave it at front desk.​
 
Should you require further information please feel free to contact us either by return email or by phone on +66 2 207 9300.
 
Best Regards,
Ms. Prattana Aphinantho
Revenue Management Officer
 
Fraser Suites Sukhumvit, Bangkok
38/8 Sukhumvit soi 11, Klong Toey Nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110
Tel: +66 2 207 9300 Fax: +66 2 207 9301
Email: sales.sukhumvit@frasershospitality.com |www.frasershospitality.com __________________________

So, lets try to give my first review
 
Located at the head Sukhumvit Soi 10, next to Chuwit Park and TheLollipop1.
A nice and clean hotel, with a small, friendly staff.
 
Some people found the standard rooms a little small, so I took the Deluxe room.
Control panel next to your bed for light, airco, time etc. Very handy.
Rooms are clean, a big bathroom comparing to the bedroom.
Bath/shower and toilet are diveded by a glass door, so you don't have to wear your boots when you come out of the shower.
 
Front

 
Room

 
Bathroom


 
Breakfast is very limited (3 choiches), you have to buy that seperate when you're checking in.
 
Guestfriendly: didn't take anybody up there, but I think so.
 
Rooms and prices (according to their site)
Standard - 1500 Bht
Superior - 1700 Bht
Deluxe - 1900 Bht
Suite - 2500 Bht
 
http://www.paradisosuites.com/

Stayed at Galleria 10 which is around 4 minutes from CIB at the weekend and great value for such an hotel

I am not flaming you here, but this sentence is confusing. If you aren't ashamed to be seen with a ladyboy, then why do you care what people say or think when you are seen with a ladyboy?
 
If some stranger disapproves of what you and another consenting adult are doing, that's his problem and not yours.

You can only do one or the other. Of course, there are splitter adapters available allowing you to listen and charge at the same time. The one I saw was a Belkin model for an obscene $39. I think I will pass on that. I am also not interested in investing in wireless headphones right now.
 
The adapter that comes with the phone works fine. You cannot discern any difference in headphone sound while using it.

Mine arrived yesterday. I upgraded from a 6s. The 7 has a matte black finish. I think it looks pretty sharp. The hoo-haw about the home button radically changing seems to be total BS. It still functions pretty much the same way as previous versions with fingerprint activation, but still needs to be pressed to move between apps. I can't tell any difference myself.
 
The thing you notice immediately is the improved display. it's much brighter with more vividness in the colors. I really like the display upgrade.
 
I was playing music on it last night and it seemed to be chewing through the battery charge at a faster clip than on my old iPhone. It does come with an adapter for your headphones to be used with the lightning jack. I haven't tried out the earbuds that came with the phone.
 
I took a few pics with the camera, but not enough of them to form an opinion about its abilities. It too is supposed to be an improvement from previous versions.
 
I haven't dropped it into water yet to see if it really is waterproof. I will take Apple's word for it.
 
The setup went smoothly and everything transferred from the old phone with no issues.
 
If you are moving up from an IPhone 5 or 6, I would recommend getting this phone. If you currently have a 6s, you should probably just save the money for your next ladyboy expedition.
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mine arrived yesterday. I upgraded from a 6s. The 7 has a matte black finish. I think it looks pretty sharp. The hoo-haw about the home button radically changing seems to be total BS. It still functions pretty much the same way as previous versions with fingerprint activation, but still needs to be pressed to move between apps. I can't tell any difference myself.
 
The thing you notice immediately is the improved display. it's much brighter with more vividness in the colors. I really like the display upgrade.
 
I was playing music on it last night and it seemed to be chewing through the battery charge at a faster clip than on my old iPhone. It does come with an adapter for your headphones to be used with the lightning jack. I haven't tried out the earbuds that came with the phone.
 
I took a few pics with the camera, but not enough of them to form an opinion about its abilities. It too is supposed to be an improvement from previous versions.
 
I haven't dropped it into water yet to see if it really is waterproof. I will take Apple's word for it.
 
The setup went smoothly and everything transferred from the old phone with no issues.
 
If you are moving up from an IPhone 5 or 6, I would recommend getting this phone. If you currently have a 6s, you should probably just save the money for your next ladyboy expedition.
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I am not flaming you here, but this sentence is confusing. If you aren't ashamed to be seen with a ladyboy, then why do you care what people say or think when you are seen with a ladyboy?
 
If some stranger disapproves of what you and another consenting adult are doing, that's his problem and not yours.

I am not flaming you here, but this sentence is confusing. If you aren't ashamed to be seen with a ladyboy, then why do you care what people say or think when you are seen with a ladyboy?
 
If some stranger disapproves of what you and another consenting adult are doing, that's his problem and not yours.