Anybody heard about Siam Palm?

[FromThailand]

I'm going to Patong for a holiday and the Siam Palm Hotel seems to be a good deal. Has anybody heard about that place?

[Petter]

Well a google search do it,dont know if its this you want

Siam Palm
Aroonsom Square, Rat-u-thit Rd, Patong Beach
Phone: (0) 7634 - 5679 Fax: (0) 7634 - 5682
Website: http://www.siam-palm.com
Email: info@siam-palm.com

Friendly gay run hotel and restaurant next to Tarzan Bar, easy walk to Paradise bars and beach. All rooms have air-con, satellite TV, coffee/tea making facilities, room safe and phone and are very comfortable and very nicely decorated. Staff and management are very friendly and helpful, no problems with bringing back an overnight guest - they even get a free breakfast! Always gets very good feedback. Current low season rates from 600 Bht (std) to 1,100 (deluxe).

Tarzan bar hehe,do he know

[Caerphilly]

Well there's nice........would that breakie include a well done sausage??/

[FromThailand]

Originally Posted by Petter

Well a google search do it,dont know if its this you want

Siam Palm
Aroonsom Square, Rat-u-thit Rd, Patong Beach
Phone: (0) 7634 - 5679 Fax: (0) 7634 - 5682
Website: http://www.siam-palm.com
Email: info@siam-palm.com


Tarzan bar hehe,do he know

Didn't know it was...GAY!

[Petter]

Dident know myself,just did a google search

Why dont you read the hotel section on this board,you find what you looking for there

[FromThailand]

Originally Posted by Petter

Dident know myself,just did a google search

Why dont you read the hotel section on this board,you find what you looking for there

I though that this was the hotel section Isn't it?

[Petter]

You are right

read this
http://www.phuket-info.com/forums/ac...esthouses.html

[glassmanengland]

Originally Posted by FromThailand

I'm going to Patong for a holiday and the Siam Palm Hotel seems to be a good deal. Has anybody heard about that place?

I stayed there on my first visit 4 years ago.What attracted me to it first time was the 'No joiner fee' and 'Guest Friendly' actually advertised on their website.Not many hotels state this, whether guest friendly or not.

It is only a small hotel (less than 20 rooms at a guess).

I never realised it was Gay friendly until I came down to Breakfast one morning and saw afifty something farang with a thai boy.
No problem to me, I sat down , had my breakfast then moved on.

Good Value for money, about 600 baht a room in low season,aircon , mini bar etc and a really good choice of Sat TV, and the bathrooms were the best Ive seen in a long time for a budget hotel.

Only Downside you will have to use the Tuk Tuks more often. About a kilometre from Bangla. Too far to walk at 3 in the morning.
Directly opposite was a large field , but most recently (january) on my last visit a Building(Hotel/Apartments ? ) was being constructed.If you are planning on visiting shortly I would ask the hotel about this as the building work may make your stay a little more uncomfortable.

[FromThailand]

Originally Posted by glassmanengland

I stayed there on my first visit 4 years ago.What attracted me to it first time was the 'No joiner fee' and 'Guest Friendly' actually advertised on their website.Not many hotels state this, whether guest friendly or not.

It is only a small hotel (less than 20 rooms at a guess).

I never realised it was Gay friendly until I came down to Breakfast one morning and saw afifty something farang with a thai boy.
No problem to me, I sat down , had my breakfast then moved on.

Good Value for money, about 600 baht a room in low season,aircon , mini bar etc and a really good choice of Sat TV, and the bathrooms were the best Ive seen in a long time for a budget hotel.

Only Downside you will have to use the Tuk Tuks more often. About a kilometre from Bangla. Too far to walk at 3 in the morning.
Directly opposite was a large field , but most recently (january) on my last visit a Building(Hotel/Apartments ? ) was being constructed.If you are planning on visiting shortly I would ask the hotel about this as the building work may make your stay a little more uncomfortable.

Thanks. I think I will try it anyway just for the deal. Concerning the tuk-tuk, I always rent a motorbike anyway.