gave Bangkok10 another chance There won't be a third! My Thai friend commented on the all pervading smell of piss! he said all the floors could do with a clean. Again, things are not finished. Few guys for a Saturday night. You can smell the BO from the front desk when you enter.
Where did all the GSM customers go?? By the way, a year ago some writers wers saying that the old GSM site had some slow work going on, wonder if that is still the case or is it lost forever?

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-- Possibly to HEAVEN SAUNA - Tnn. Maheset; nearest landmark might be THE HOLIDAY INN - Si Lom rd..

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I think some of them have gone to Heaven. I think a lot of the guys that used to go to GSM had cars and would drop in on their way home from work, chefs, restaurant staff and whatever. Sometimes little English and lots of middle aged blue collar. Heaven has an underground carpark...

May be the ones at Heaven are more middle class types. Certainly Heaven is not GSM boo hoo!

Sxtle is right. The Holiday Inn is the best landmark. Just cross the street and walk up Tn Maharat about 20M enter the jewellery/?photo supply mall and take the lift to the 4th floor. Its right in front of you.

When you get up into the outdoor area which is on the uppermost level and turn to face the entrance there is on the building above you a big 'H' for ?Heaven.

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The correct name of the road is MAHESAK.

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-- My copy of BANGKOK City Atlas - 5th. edn. - ISBN.: 9-789749 440780., gives two spellings -
1.- Mahesak &
2.- Mahaset.

-- Khun TST.,
- 'Quandoque bonus dormitat Homerus.' - (Horace, Ars Poetica, v.359.),.
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Having a slow day are we, spelling police now on duty...

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Mahesak becomes Mahaset when it crosses Suriwong, and Surasak when it crosses Silom.

Not trying to be "spelling police", but if someone is at the Holiday Inn Silom looking for Mahaset Road they're not going to find it as the street sign reads "Mahesak" there.

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