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Finding a quiet spot?
Stayed at Sabaidee Residenc in Thailand recently. It was buzzing – great for meeting people but my introverted self craved some peace and quiet. Any recommendations for secluded spots nearby to escap… more
Check out the beaches north of Patong. Tonsai Bay is usually pretty chill, though it depends on the time of year. Or, if you're feeling adventurous, rent a scooter and explore the west coast – there are tons of smaller, quieter beaches tucked away. Just be prepared for some bumpy roads! Alternatively, some of the smaller islands off Phuket, like Koh Yao Noi, offer a much more laid-back atmosphere than Phuket itself. It's a bit of a journey to get there, but worth it for the tranquility.
That's great advice, thanks! Koh Yao Noi sounds amazing; I'd love a bit more peace and quiet. The scooter idea is tempting too, but I'm a bit of a nervous rider – maybe I'll stick to the beaches north of Patong first and see how I feel. Appreciate the suggestions!
Sabaidee's Secret?
Stayed at Sabaidee Residenc last month in @Bangkok. The staff were amazing, so helpful. Met this dude from Germany, we spent three days exploring floating markets – incredible. But the hostel itsel… more
Yeah, the Wi-Fi at Sabaidee Residences in Bangkok is… legendary. In a bad way. I've heard similar complaints. If reliable internet is a must, Phuket might be a different story – you'll find plenty of hotels and guesthouses with solid connections there, even in the quieter areas. It really depends on your budget and what you prioritize more – that amazing staff or a stable internet connection. Three days at the floating markets sounds awesome, though!
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