Bazle

Does this mean I'll be asked for an extra 25 quid for my flight in February which I thought I had already paid for in full? I guess you don't know how much I have already paid. Frankly, nor do I as my invoice lumps all the taxes together. All I can say is that I booked it two weeks ago. This thread has caused me to look at my invoice and interestingly the "taxes" are described as "estimated" - so perhaps that answers my question.

It's known as the Taylors' Guild.

I'm not sure if this is correct but I get the impression that flights are dearer if your return journey is more than 4 weeks after your outward journey. I've booked to fly with EVA leaving on 1 Feb and returning on 29 March. The online price with Netflights was £554. I paid £579 at a Thomas Cook shop as I had some Thomas Cook vouchers to use up.

Plagiarism http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=305513 (post 4)

Brilliant

I like that idea.

As might this: http://www.jasminehotel-pattaya.com/booking/rezeasy.html

With all the crap that is going on, I'm left with some doubt about whether we really did "win" some of those matches.

It's a shame the gogos etc don't take this view.

Totally agree. And please DON'T turn up the volume!

You will never think you are getting the best rate. Jacko is absolutely correct. You see the rate going up so think you will hang on before exchanging your cash. It is only the next day when the rate goes down that you realise you have just missed the "best" rate.

Thank you, BigGlynBUK :)

Wouldn't it be easier to take a stack of cash with you (£) and deposit it in your Kasikorn account when you arrive? Edit: Sorry - didn't notice post 19.

Joe Would it be correct to say that the existing lights are at crossroads so that, if the traffic did not stop, there would be an accident with another vehicle? That is rather different from stopping merely for pedestians. I do not really care about their motivation but I do hope the BiB enforce the new lights. Bazle

....... pedestrian controlled traffic signals on Second Road, that is. Yes, they're going up all along Second Road, and possibly other places (I have spotted one on the junction of Central and Beach Roads). It will be interesting to see how the traffic flows once they start working.

Of all the great suggestions in this thread, I decided to follow up on Dr Darika. Just as Emil described, she is pretty, charming, chatty, jokey, and speaks good English. And seems to know her job pretty well! I had 2 X-Rays and a large filling in a wisdom tooth (with injected anaesthetic) at a total cost of 1,500 Baht. A bargain for 1 hour 20 mins of very professional time.

I'll second that. A great time.

If this is "Inn House" on Soi 13, I shall be very surprised if there is anything much more than a 5% sea view. I stayed there about 8 years ago and since then so much has been built between the Inn House and Beach Road that I am surprised that there is any sea view at all. But I'm not really knocking it (unless a sea view is vital to your needs) as Soi 13 is a very convenient location and the Inn House`WAS (cannot say "is" as I don't have the experience) excellent value for money.

That's helpful - thanks. Could you be a bit more explicit about the location, please. What do you mean by "right behind"? Is it on Second Road?

I agree Dave's comments. It's OK but nothing to rush off to see. I went there on Wednesday evening at about 9.30. There were 7 girls on stage, 3 of whom had pelmets removed. There was no action at all in the jacuzzi at the end of the stage. Taken overall, the girls were average looking. The service was excellent. It's below the standard of Champagne, its (geographically) closest rival.

I need a dentist myself and asked MM last evening if he could recommend one. He said that a lot of guys use Dr Aree at Pattaya International Hospital. She gets a mention in this thread: http://www.pattayatalk.com/forums/index.ph...741&hl=aree

Thanks. I hope to try it shortly.

Where exactly in Soi Buakhow is the Hole in the Wall, please?

Best of luck finding these! (PS We all have different ideas about what constitutes "good quality" in beds. I am happy with hard, Thai ones but I guess that is not what you are looking for.)

I guess the candles will come in for the same treatment as the customers I look forward to it!