When you are greeted by a warm smile and have your luggage safely transported to your room in a Bangkok boutique hotel, what are you expecting your stay to be like? If you have stayed in a luxury hotel elsewhere in the world, you obviously expect top-quality service, the finest ingredients in your food and respect from staff at all times. You would also like a room with a view that doesn’t overlook busy streets and wish that the hotel had the staff to afford you more attention. This often doesn’t happen in Western hotels. Even the most luxurious hotels are understaffed with more rooms and guests than employees can reasonably handle. With a Bangkok boutique hotel, there are far fewer rooms which makes the whole experience more exclusive. Also, the staff will be able to give you the undivided attention you deserve.
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Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Monday, 19 March 2012
24 Hours in Bangkok
Here’s the scenario, you arrive in Bangkok late one evening and only have the next day to spend. How can you plan a memorable day and see as many sights as possible? Once you’ve rested in the Praya Palazzo boutique hotel in Bangkok, you must get up early and start sightseeing! Luckily, the Palazzo boutique hotel in Bangkok is right in the heart of the city so you don’t have far to travel.
Morning
You need to get yourself directly to the Grand Palace & Wat Prakeaw which opens for business at 9am. Admire the palace and gaze upon the Emerald Buddha before going straight towards Bangkok’s riverside where you can enjoy the Khlong Tour of the Chao Phraya River. As you float down the river, you will witness old-style Thai houses, the Royal Barge Museum and much more. Conclude your morning with a quick trip to the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun).
Source : http://www.prayapalazzo.com/blog/2012/03/24-hours-in-bangkok/
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Authentic Thai Cuisine
When you visit Bangkok, you are duty bound to sample the local cuisine. Don’t make the mistake of thinking that you’ve had Thai food before. The food you eat back home is just a ‘Westernized’ version that does not contain all of the authentic spices and flavor or real Thai cuisine. The Bangkok marketplace has an array of local dishes but if you wish to dine in style, try the Praya Palazzo boutique hotel Bangkok ‘s menu.
Spicy Shrimp Soup of the most famous of all Thai dishes is Tom Yum Goong, otherwise known as spicy shrimp soup. It is a cavalcade of flavor with fragrant herbs and spices such as lemon grass, chili pepper, shallot and tamarind added to fresh prawns and mushrooms. The overall impact on your taste buds is nothing short of sensational. It is generally used as a starter but with the addition of rice, you have yourself a worthy main course. Read more at http://www.prayapalazzo.com/blog/2012/03/authentic-thai-cuisine/
Monday, 5 March 2012
Praya Palazzo – Tranquility And Excitement On Demand
What do you look for in a Bangkok riverside hotel? Style should be a guarantee as should first rate customer service. Guests rightly expect to have their every need tended to as soon as possible. How about amenities? Even the most luxurious hotels can be dull locations if there is nothing to do. At the Praya Palazzo Bangkok riverside hotel, no guest will ever be sat in their room wondering what they can do for the day.
How irritating is it to be told there is a swimming pool for residents only to find that half of Bangkok is in it? At the Praya Palazzo Bangkok riverside hotel, we have an outdoor swimming pool right beside the main mansion which is only available to those staying in one of our 17 rooms. The pool is open 24 hours a day and is floodlit which means you can take a relaxing dip at 4am if you wish. No need to share if you don’t want to!
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