hi guys,

ill be taking a trip to Chiang Mai, for christmas and new year staying at lai thai guest house, 13mins walk from the night plaza,

is there any nice bars around there,? good beer and good viewing,?

regards

jake

There are ghost in the Lai Thai.  

https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/news-pakistani-arrested-at-suvarnabhumi-in-connection-with-chiang-mai-murder/

Edited September 5, 20178 yr by khwaibah

so im led to believe,,lol,,

but that wereim staying  lol, its got a nice pool and looks quiet

2 minutes ago, pigeonjake said:

so im led to believe,,lol,,

but that wereim staying  lol, its got a nice pool and looks quiet

 

Walls  are paper thin. You can hear thumping 4 doors down.

thats ok by me

8 minutes ago, khwaibah said:

 

Walls  are paper thin. You can hear thumping 4 doors down.

 

 

....thumping.... or humping ?

get to the bars,,lol,,

is there any good bars? might get some humping  lol

7 minutes ago, pigeonjake said:

get to the bars,,lol,,

is there any good bars? might get some humping  lol

Your to far removed. Need to be closer to the action towards Loi Khro. There are a few bars in the LT area that are OK daytime venues but for viewing as you say I'll give em a pass.

1 hour ago, pigeonjake said:

13mins walk from the night plaza,

Where is the night plaza?

10 minutes ago, Dante99 said:

Where is the night plaza?

He probably means the Night Bazaar

7 minutes ago, sanemax said:

He probably means the Night Bazaar

Fancy yourself as a mind reader too? Take a nap.

 

He can undoubtedly answer for himself.

Edited September 5, 20178 yr by Dante99

Just now, Dante99 said:

Fancy yourself as a mind reader too? Take a nap.

One really doesnt have to be a mind reader , it was quite obvious really .

I suspect that you knew as well, but you just wanted to be argumentative 

sorry, yes i ment the night bazaar,

sorry late with reply im at work,

Lai Thai is passe. People flocked there 12-15 years ago. Run down, has ghosts.....

 

100 better options - at least.

What kind of "good viewing" do you have in mind? Wats? Babes?

The Lai Thai at the southeast corner of the moat?

 

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lai+Thai+Guest+House+and+Hotel+::+โรงแรมลายไทยเกสท์เฮาส์/@18.781956,98.993252,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x983bd20ca6e1b13d!8m2!3d18.781956!4d98.993252

 

It's a short walk to Loi Kroh and Spotlight, though the quality of viewing is debatable.  A short walk north inside the moat will take you to bars popular with expats and frequent visitors; medium size ones next to the moat, smaller ones down the sois.  I don't frequent these areas (anymore) so I can't make any recommendations.

 

What kind of bar are you looking for?

19 hours ago, heybruce said:

The Lai Thai at the southeast corner of the moat?

 

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lai+Thai+Guest+House+and+Hotel+::+โรงแรมลายไทยเกสท์เฮาส์/@18.781956,98.993252,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x983bd20ca6e1b13d!8m2!3d18.781956!4d98.993252

 

It's a short walk to Loi Kroh and Spotlight, though the quality of viewing is debatable.  A short walk north inside the moat will take you to bars popular with expats and frequent visitors; medium size ones next to the moat, smaller ones down the sois.  I don't frequent these areas (anymore) so I can't make any recommendations.

 

What kind of bar are you looking for?

thank you bruce,

ill just take myself for a walk mate

Guy looking for "bars and viewing" books into the guesthouse closest to Chiang Mai's largest pool of late night ladyboy hangout business.

 

20 minutes ago, naboo said:

Guy looking for "bars and viewing" books into the guesthouse closest to Chiang Mai's largest pool of late night ladyboy hangout business.

 

your joking,,lol, 

im strait like arrow not bent like bow,,lol

On 9/6/2017 at 0:25 AM, heybruce said:

The Lai Thai at the southeast corner of the moat?

 

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lai+Thai+Guest+House+and+Hotel+::+โรงแรมลายไทยเกสท์เฮาส์/@18.781956,98.993252,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x983bd20ca6e1b13d!8m2!3d18.781956!4d98.993252

 

It's a short walk to Loi Kroh and Spotlight, though the quality of viewing is debatable.  A short walk north inside the moat will take you to bars popular with expats and frequent visitors; medium size ones next to the moat, smaller ones down the sois.  I don't frequent these areas (anymore) so I can't make any recommendations.

 

What kind of bar are you looking for?

Stayed there at Lai-Thai for one night 8 years ago and it looked ancient then .Maybe its been refurbished since ?

Edited September 7, 20178 yr by anto

Dont worry about the ghosts, its the fat germans and their companions that will put you off your cold fried eggs, salad and white bread at breakfast

 

 

 

 

 

 

5 minutes ago, Loaded said:

Dont worry about the ghosts, its the fat germans and their companions that will put you off your cold fried eggs, salad and white bread at breakfast

 

 

 

 

 

 

20 minutes ago, Loaded said:

Dont worry about the ghosts, its the fat germans and their companions that will put you off your cold fried eggs, salad and white bread at breakfast

 

 

 

 

 

 

Das ist schrelich to sagen.

On ‎9‎/‎5‎/‎2017 at 7:05 PM, pigeonjake said:

so im led to believe,,lol,,

but that wereim staying  lol, its got a nice pool and looks quiet

I stayed at Lai Tai last year and it's a fine location, near the old city and not too far from Loi Kroh Rd.

A few nice restaurants along the moat road towards L K. Bars at the moat end are too quiet for me, and the only place even attempting to be a decent barbeer complex is same side of the road as Imperial, but before the road to the Imperial. It has boxing ring and some nights they close that area off and make people pay to see boxing. The rest of the bars are still free to go in. To get there, don't go along the moat to Loi Kroh, go up the big road near the hotel and walk up past the Imperial, turn left and almost there. Don't blink or you will miss the entrance. There is a ?sporting goods shop beside the entrance but you can see the boxing ring at the far end, with bars either side of the passage way.

5 hours ago, anto said:

Stayed there at Lai-Thai for one night 8 years ago and it looked ancient then .Maybe its been refurbished since ?

I don't think so, but if it had been the prices would have gone up, so who cares?

It's got everything one needs. If one wants flash, go elsewhere and pay more.

15 hours ago, naboo said:

Guy looking for "bars and viewing" books into the guesthouse closest to Chiang Mai's largest pool of late night ladyboy hangout business.

 

Seriously? Unless you call a solitary ladyboy hiding in the shadows some distance away a "large pool", you are mistaken.

On ‎9‎/‎5‎/‎2017 at 7:09 PM, khwaibah said:

 

Walls  are paper thin. You can hear thumping 4 doors down.

Not the downstairs room I stayed in. No more noisy than any other hotel I ever stayed at.

On ‎9‎/‎5‎/‎2017 at 9:34 PM, elektrified said:

Lai Thai is passe. People flocked there 12-15 years ago. Run down, has ghosts.....

 

100 better options - at least.

Such as? The OP doesn't know C M.

30 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Such as? The OP doesn't know C M.

thanks for all you help,

2 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I stayed at Lai Tai last year and it's a fine location, near the old city and not too far from Loi Kroh Rd.

A few nice restaurants along the moat road towards L K. Bars at the moat end are too quiet for me, and the only place even attempting to be a decent barbeer complex is same side of the road as Imperial, but before the road to the Imperial. It has boxing ring and some nights they close that area off and make people pay to see boxing. The rest of the bars are still free to go in. To get there, don't go along the moat to Loi Kroh, go up the big road near the hotel and walk up past the Imperial, turn left and almost there. Don't blink or you will miss the entrance. There is a ?sporting goods shop beside the entrance but you can see the boxing ring at the far end, with bars either side of the passage way.

I should have said To get there, don't go along the moat to Loi Kroh. Turn left to the big road near the hotel, turn left and walk along it past the Imperial entrance to the road to the corner of the Imperial property, turn left, walk along beside the Imperial to Loi Kroh Rd, turn left and almost there.

 

That way avoids the narrow pavements and obstacles along Loi Kroh.