OneTrueSaxon

I have stayed there a few times and done some vlogs from there.
I like it and would use again.
7-11 nearly next door with a good laundry shop also.
Walking distance from Nana BTS and more importantly the CIRB !!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNOMYEAre0M&index=9&list=PLrLDLl529slTIhmaIHNFBBbWXl5pCqtQk
 
Hi guys, here is my video of Dynasty grande, if you want a look :-)

iPad is not good for downloading because there is no file browser. It is designed solely for you to run apps that are installed out of the box and what's in the iTunes store. So unless you do some non-standard stuff with an iPad, you aren't going to be able to go to some porn site, download five or six 400mb movies, and then come back and watch them later. The other reason as that standard iPad caps out at 128gb of storage space and that's it! I could download 128gb of porn in a month... If you want more than that, you'd have to upgrade to an iPad pro which is like $1000 for 256 version... You could get an excellent laptop for that amount. And back to the file explorer problem, connecting it to a USB hard drive isn't much of an option for extra storage either. You could jailbreak the device or something, but then you break the warranty and it's a headache.
 
The other thing is that iPad by default doesn't support certain file types like MKV. You'd have to download a separate app for those files. Even streaming flash on iPad is not possible.... Thankfully, most websites have switched to HTML5, so its not too big of a deal, but you will definitely run into instances where you want to watch a movie but can't because it's only available in flash. So when it comes to streaming movies and porn, iPad is a 2nd class device, and when it comes to downloading, you're not going to have a good experience.
 
Filling in web based forms, and surfing the web are a breeze with iPad. Email is fine too.... Keep in mind that you're probably going to not want to type anything long on the virtual keyboard on the screen, but its okay. Streaming sports will be fine as well.
 
But you can do all that with a Windows Tablet or an Android Tablet too.
 
If you're certain that you never want to connect your device via HDMI to a monitor or TV and you have no intention of ever installing full fledged programs like Excel, Word, Photoshop, etc.... Android would be my #1 choice. It is much more open than iPad, but less secure and wonky.
 
If you want a bulletproof device that is sleek, sexy, looks great, but is severely limited in functionality... iPad or iPad Pro.
 
If you want a true desktop replacement, go with a Windows tablet. I have a surface pro that I use as a desktop when I'm home (with bluetooth keyboard, mouse) connected to a full sized monitor. When I'm on the road, I unplug it and use it as a laptop, and when I'm in bed or in a bus or something, I can use it in tablet mode. I can wirelessly stream TV/Movies to my television with a wireless microsoft adapter (only some tablets support this- Surface book is one of them). But you really only need this option if you want full PC functionality and need to install full PC programs. Otherwise Android will work for you, and you actually do have file folder functionality with Android.

Yes 23 years ago of a transsexual on William street in Sydney Australia. Comes back to haunt me every few years on the right hand side of the mouth. Herpes is the correct term it

20th June 2017 : Paris Air Show, Le Bourget, France



Qatar Airways was today announced the World’s Best Airline at the SKYTRAX 2017 World Airline Awards. Voted Best Airline by travellers across the world in the annual passenger survey, the Doha based carrier has now won the prestigious Airline of the Year title for a fourth time. Qatar Airways enjoyed further success by winning major awards for the World’s Best Business Class, the World’s Best First Class Lounge and as the Best Airline in the Middle East.



Singapore Airlines, a perennial favourite in the awards was ranked No. 2 in the world, also receiving awards as the Best Airline in Asia, the World’s Best Business Class seat and for having the Best Premium Economy Onboard Catering.



Referred to as the “Oscars of the aviation industry”, the World Airline Awards are held in high esteem for clarity of process and independence, with no outside sponsorship or external influence. The survey voting processes and awards results analysis were subject to detailed, independent assessment by the UK advertising authority (ASA) in 2015 and found fully compliant, transparent and independent.

The survey enables any airline in the world to be nominated, allowing travellers to make their own choice, underlining the brand as the Passenger’s Choice Awards.



19.87 million eligible survey entries were counted in the final results, and 105 nationalities participated in the survey from August 2016 to May 2017. The survey covered over 325 airlines, from largest international airlines to smaller domestic carriers, measuring Quality standards for 41 KPI’s across front-line product and service factors in the Airport and Onboard environments. View the full » World Airline Awards Methodology



Some key results are listed below, the full Award results are available to view at » World Airline Awards



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

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

Agree 100% re not enough sun.
 
It isn't the most appealing pool area to laze away an afternoon and work on the tan.
 
It is a shame because it is so close to Nana and guest friendly ... it's a conundrum!

Yeah great hotel but I found the pool doesn't get much sun and the water was freezing.

I have been staying in this hotel for the past 4 years now and I must say I am quite happy overall.
First of all, I like the location on soi 6, makes it very close to action in Nana but still being in a quiet soi.
It is very easy to find for taxi drivers and close to nana BTS walking either way on soi 4 ( for a busy soi) or soi 6 ( for a quiet walk)
 
Staff is friendly and very helpful. Rooms are quite big and clean.
It is possible to get a suite or a room with balcony for extra money, no point for me since the classic deluxe room is pretty good.
Beds are big enough for 3somes or 4somes and very comfy and dont require joiner fees.
Rooms are very quiet and the construction of the building is that good that I usually sleep with no AC .
The bathroom is big and clean with Shower and BathTube, room service is usually fast and always available.
There is a large pool on the third floor with delivery food or beverages if needed.

Prices start at 1900 THB a night for the regular room, not cheap sure but worth it
Here are some pictures :
 
 

Le Fenix Sukhumvit is a fun little hotel in Bangkok
 
I have only stayed here the once back in February 2009 and I liked the hotel a lot, though I should think about using it again
 
I always recommend to those who love clubs and bars.So it's a convenient hotel with no joiner fees if you choose to take a bar girl or freelancer back to your room. The reception is on the first floor and their is a lift in the car park that takes you straight up using your key card. Or if you wish you can go via reception
 
 
The place is designed in line with club and party minded guests. There is a decent roof top bar on the top floor called the Nest and even though the building is 8 stories tall you still get a decent view of the surrounding area. I went a each night but on the last night gave it a miss, As I swear that's were the mozzies bit me all down my arms, while lying sipping cocktails on one of the beds.
 
 
There's a small swimming pool and gym. A free tuk tuk ride to the BTS Nana station which is right in front of Sukhumvit Soi 11. Though the biggest perks is you get free entrance to Q Bar and Bed Supperclub (only during non-special events). Normally you'd have to pay 500THB to 700THB entry free just to get in to both clubs. And you also get 20% off for food at Bed Supperclub so it pays to be a hotel guest at Le Fenix.
 
The hotel is located a little ways down on Suk Soi 11. About 300 meters and right across from Q Bar. So it's easy to find.
 
 
Though if you find the walk a little bit too far, the hotel does provide tuk tuk service to take you to the entrance of Sukhumvit road. And right in front is the BTS Nana station.
And the location is an ideal point for visiting Soi Cowboy or Nana go go bars. Because it's right in between the two red light districts. So you can walk to either one in about 10 minutes.
 
 
As I mentioned earlier you book a standard or superior room for about 1400THB through Agoda.com. It's not a bad price at all for a 3 star hotel in the middle of everything a single guy could need.
 
 
And it's a guest friendly hotel right on Sukhumvit so no problems with inviting bar girls or freelancers to a room there. Here's the email confirmation below for your reference:.
 
The only annoying problem I had was the light in the wardrobe would not go out when you shut the doors. most honest hotel I have stayed. I forgot to shut the safe door one morning and when I arrived back at the hotel, Their was a note saying to go to reception. They went up to the room opened the safe, as the cleaning staff told them it was open so they set it back to reset. I checked and everything was in order. Big tip for cleaning staff when I left as well as recption.

Le Fenix Sukhumvit is a fun little hotel in Bangkok
 
I have only stayed here the once back in February 2009 and I liked the hotel a lot, though I should think about using it again
 
I always recommend to those who love clubs and bars.So it's a convenient hotel with no joiner fees if you choose to take a bar girl or freelancer back to your room. The reception is on the first floor and their is a lift in the car park that takes you straight up using your key card. Or if you wish you can go via reception
 
 
The place is designed in line with club and party minded guests. There is a decent roof top bar on the top floor called the Nest and even though the building is 8 stories tall you still get a decent view of the surrounding area. I went a each night but on the last night gave it a miss, As I swear that's were the mozzies bit me all down my arms, while lying sipping cocktails on one of the beds.
 
 
There's a small swimming pool and gym. A free tuk tuk ride to the BTS Nana station which is right in front of Sukhumvit Soi 11. Though the biggest perks is you get free entrance to Q Bar and Bed Supperclub (only during non-special events). Normally you'd have to pay 500THB to 700THB entry free just to get in to both clubs. And you also get 20% off for food at Bed Supperclub so it pays to be a hotel guest at Le Fenix.
 
The hotel is located a little ways down on Suk Soi 11. About 300 meters and right across from Q Bar. So it's easy to find.
 
 
Though if you find the walk a little bit too far, the hotel does provide tuk tuk service to take you to the entrance of Sukhumvit road. And right in front is the BTS Nana station.
And the location is an ideal point for visiting Soi Cowboy or Nana go go bars. Because it's right in between the two red light districts. So you can walk to either one in about 10 minutes.
 
 
As I mentioned earlier you book a standard or superior room for about 1400THB through Agoda.com. It's not a bad price at all for a 3 star hotel in the middle of everything a single guy could need.
 
 
And it's a guest friendly hotel right on Sukhumvit so no problems with inviting bar girls or freelancers to a room there. Here's the email confirmation below for your reference:.
 
The only annoying problem I had was the light in the wardrobe would not go out when you shut the doors. most honest hotel I have stayed. I forgot to shut the safe door one morning and when I arrived back at the hotel, Their was a note saying to go to reception. They went up to the room opened the safe, as the cleaning staff told them it was open so they set it back to reset. I checked and everything was in order. Big tip for cleaning staff when I left as well as recption.

Le Fenix Sukhumvit is a fun little hotel in Bangkok
 
I have only stayed here the once back in February 2009 and I liked the hotel a lot, though I should think about using it again
 
I always recommend to those who love clubs and bars.So it's a convenient hotel with no joiner fees if you choose to take a bar girl or freelancer back to your room. The reception is on the first floor and their is a lift in the car park that takes you straight up using your key card. Or if you wish you can go via reception
 
 
The place is designed in line with club and party minded guests. There is a decent roof top bar on the top floor called the Nest and even though the building is 8 stories tall you still get a decent view of the surrounding area. I went a each night but on the last night gave it a miss, As I swear that's were the mozzies bit me all down my arms, while lying sipping cocktails on one of the beds.
 
 
There's a small swimming pool and gym. A free tuk tuk ride to the BTS Nana station which is right in front of Sukhumvit Soi 11. Though the biggest perks is you get free entrance to Q Bar and Bed Supperclub (only during non-special events). Normally you'd have to pay 500THB to 700THB entry free just to get in to both clubs. And you also get 20% off for food at Bed Supperclub so it pays to be a hotel guest at Le Fenix.
 
The hotel is located a little ways down on Suk Soi 11. About 300 meters and right across from Q Bar. So it's easy to find.
 
 
Though if you find the walk a little bit too far, the hotel does provide tuk tuk service to take you to the entrance of Sukhumvit road. And right in front is the BTS Nana station.
And the location is an ideal point for visiting Soi Cowboy or Nana go go bars. Because it's right in between the two red light districts. So you can walk to either one in about 10 minutes.
 
 
As I mentioned earlier you book a standard or superior room for about 1400THB through Agoda.com. It's not a bad price at all for a 3 star hotel in the middle of everything a single guy could need.
 
 
And it's a guest friendly hotel right on Sukhumvit so no problems with inviting bar girls or freelancers to a room there. Here's the email confirmation below for your reference:.
 
The only annoying problem I had was the light in the wardrobe would not go out when you shut the doors. most honest hotel I have stayed. I forgot to shut the safe door one morning and when I arrived back at the hotel, Their was a note saying to go to reception. They went up to the room opened the safe, as the cleaning staff told them it was open so they set it back to reset. I checked and everything was in order. Big tip for cleaning staff when I left as well as recption.

Le Fenix Sukhumvit is a fun little hotel in Bangkok
 
I have only stayed here the once back in February 2009 and I liked the hotel a lot, though I should think about using it again
 
I always recommend to those who love clubs and bars.So it's a convenient hotel with no joiner fees if you choose to take a bar girl or freelancer back to your room. The reception is on the first floor and their is a lift in the car park that takes you straight up using your key card. Or if you wish you can go via reception
 
 
The place is designed in line with club and party minded guests. There is a decent roof top bar on the top floor called the Nest and even though the building is 8 stories tall you still get a decent view of the surrounding area. I went a each night but on the last night gave it a miss, As I swear that's were the mozzies bit me all down my arms, while lying sipping cocktails on one of the beds.
 
 
There's a small swimming pool and gym. A free tuk tuk ride to the BTS Nana station which is right in front of Sukhumvit Soi 11. Though the biggest perks is you get free entrance to Q Bar and Bed Supperclub (only during non-special events). Normally you'd have to pay 500THB to 700THB entry free just to get in to both clubs. And you also get 20% off for food at Bed Supperclub so it pays to be a hotel guest at Le Fenix.
 
The hotel is located a little ways down on Suk Soi 11. About 300 meters and right across from Q Bar. So it's easy to find.
 
 
Though if you find the walk a little bit too far, the hotel does provide tuk tuk service to take you to the entrance of Sukhumvit road. And right in front is the BTS Nana station.
And the location is an ideal point for visiting Soi Cowboy or Nana go go bars. Because it's right in between the two red light districts. So you can walk to either one in about 10 minutes.
 
 
As I mentioned earlier you book a standard or superior room for about 1400THB through Agoda.com. It's not a bad price at all for a 3 star hotel in the middle of everything a single guy could need.
 
 
And it's a guest friendly hotel right on Sukhumvit so no problems with inviting bar girls or freelancers to a room there. Here's the email confirmation below for your reference:.
 
The only annoying problem I had was the light in the wardrobe would not go out when you shut the doors. most honest hotel I have stayed. I forgot to shut the safe door one morning and when I arrived back at the hotel, Their was a note saying to go to reception. They went up to the room opened the safe, as the cleaning staff told them it was open so they set it back to reset. I checked and everything was in order. Big tip for cleaning staff when I left as well as recption.

Le Fenix Sukhumvit is a fun little hotel in Bangkok
 
I have only stayed here the once back in February 2009 and I liked the hotel a lot, though I should think about using it again
 
I always recommend to those who love clubs and bars.So it's a convenient hotel with no joiner fees if you choose to take a bar girl or freelancer back to your room. The reception is on the first floor and their is a lift in the car park that takes you straight up using your key card. Or if you wish you can go via reception
 
 
The place is designed in line with club and party minded guests. There is a decent roof top bar on the top floor called the Nest and even though the building is 8 stories tall you still get a decent view of the surrounding area. I went a each night but on the last night gave it a miss, As I swear that's were the mozzies bit me all down my arms, while lying sipping cocktails on one of the beds.
 
 
There's a small swimming pool and gym. A free tuk tuk ride to the BTS Nana station which is right in front of Sukhumvit Soi 11. Though the biggest perks is you get free entrance to Q Bar and Bed Supperclub (only during non-special events). Normally you'd have to pay 500THB to 700THB entry free just to get in to both clubs. And you also get 20% off for food at Bed Supperclub so it pays to be a hotel guest at Le Fenix.
 
The hotel is located a little ways down on Suk Soi 11. About 300 meters and right across from Q Bar. So it's easy to find.
 
 
Though if you find the walk a little bit too far, the hotel does provide tuk tuk service to take you to the entrance of Sukhumvit road. And right in front is the BTS Nana station.
And the location is an ideal point for visiting Soi Cowboy or Nana go go bars. Because it's right in between the two red light districts. So you can walk to either one in about 10 minutes.
 
 
As I mentioned earlier you book a standard or superior room for about 1400THB through Agoda.com. It's not a bad price at all for a 3 star hotel in the middle of everything a single guy could need.
 
 
And it's a guest friendly hotel right on Sukhumvit so no problems with inviting bar girls or freelancers to a room there. Here's the email confirmation below for your reference:.
 
The only annoying problem I had was the light in the wardrobe would not go out when you shut the doors. most honest hotel I have stayed. I forgot to shut the safe door one morning and when I arrived back at the hotel, Their was a note saying to go to reception. They went up to the room opened the safe, as the cleaning staff told them it was open so they set it back to reset. I checked and everything was in order. Big tip for cleaning staff when I left as well as recption.

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 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.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Craft beer joints are all over the place off and around Sukhumvit. The one I know by name is 'Whiskers' on Suk 23.
A short walk from soi Cowboy. Expensive or as the t-shirt says, "life's too short for cheep beer"

Whisgars is the place i was thinking of too.
Walk up to end soi cowboy (passing cockatoo near end on right)
Turn left and walk maybe 5 mins to Whisgars on right.
Open beer garden with craft beers, good vibe.
Burger truck in front and great blues band on Friday night.

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 bought one of these Bose speakers last month in Pattaya and it has been brilliant to carry around and listen to Talksport while my phone was on charge.



I was worried that I would not be able to bring it back to the UK when I flew home last Thursday so I carried it in my hand luggage and showed it the girl at the check in counter, she asked me to turn it on and it says something like "bluetooth connected", she then says to me "ok, no problem" and I am off through the baggage check and onto the plane with it



As the UK ban does not include Qatar and the UAE and as I do fly with either Qatar or Emirates airlines I shall be taking it back to Pattaya with me

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

Yeah apart from the swimming pool. Which he compared to a bath. Saying that the one in Soi 11 ain't much bigger but does have better views

Not stayed at the soi 8 hotel I only walked there to meet my mate who was staying there. Though I have stayed at the Soi 11 and took two back no problem.

Thanks man appreciated. Quiet and discreet is how i like it and citadines seems that way. Rooms look nice too with full kitchen couch etc. Perfect for a long stay. Distance seems to be the only concern, but i always stay on soi2 (solo & aspen) so I dont mind a trek up to the main road.  
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It is quite a way down soi 8 but they do have a free tuk tuk. I personally like soi 8 as not overly busy and a lot of great restaurants around. There is a short cut to NEP via soi 6