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Great news. I just wrote John Bradshaw's publisher about his appearance on Terry Gross' Fresh Air—we had been told that he was going to appear last week, but they tell us that he'll be on tomorrow. Do listen to him, he should be great. Hope Terry asked some good questions. I did a very long interview with him that is appearing in the June issue. His book, Dog Sense, is one of the books we are offering you as an incentive to give us your feedback. Do tell everyone about the NPR interview.
I just got a dog over a year ago and I have been a subscriber for only about 6 months, but I really enjoy the articles. Some are geared toward new owners, some to trainers and animal professionals, and some to experienced owners. As long as you keep citing researchers and academics in your articles, I'll keep reading!
Hi Heidi
We adopted Tunie - a Boston - about 14 months ago. She just turned 4. I had never had a dog in my life (except a farm dog when I was 5 or 6), but I became allergic to cats and wanted a pet now that I am a home owner and well into my career. So we found our first dog at the largest Rocky Mountain shelter - the Denver Dumb Friends League. We love her, despite her severe separation anxiety and megaesophagus! We don't get the dog we want, we get the dog we need, right? :)
In just 14 short months, I've become a rabid animal protector and am keeping up on animal protction laws, puppy mill raids, etc. It's the ugly underbelly of human nature but I feel I have a responsibility to be aware and take action when I can, no matter how horrific the story or video that crosses my computer. It's the least I can do for those who cannot speak.
Hello Heidi, congrats on your Boston! They are great dogs! How did you come up with the name Tunie? Last fall I published a book on vintage photobooth snapshots ... with dogs in them, and we used a picture of an adorable Boston on the cover. They are so photogenic ...
They are great dogs and I DID see the cover of the photo booth book. Cute! Sso many older folks stop us and tell us they used to have a Boston as a child. They were the most popular dog in the 30s I think.
Her name is actually Petunia and it was given to her by the backyard breeder who used her as a breeding dog. We thought about changing it to Coco (as in Chanel) or Sophie, but it didn't stick!
I just adopted a pomchi from a breeder that was forced to downsize due to negligence. She was a true puppy mill...so many dogs that they went with no interaction. Isabella had been raised in a rabbit hut outside and only saw the breeder to be fed! She was bred during her last heat and had not been to a vet....the lady didnt even know an estimate of when she was due. She ha been with us for over a week and has won our hearts! She was infested with fleas, malnourished, and dehydrated. Had not even had her rabies (which will now have to wait til pups are born). We have worked patiently with her. Each one spending one on one time and letting her come to us. She now prances around, wags her tail, and has put on weight. I had to explain to my kids that she had never been loved or petted, never had a dog bed, a treat, or even a toy! It makes me so mad and so sad to know we only saved one and her pups....but we were so lucky to bring Bella home!
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I really enjoy the magazine and the website. I would like to see some videos posted online to go along with the content in the hard copy of the magazine -- particularly training videos, because that's where my interest is centered, but it would also be helpful to have videos on how to do some of the activities highlighted in the magazine.
Is there any way I can ensure that the smiling dog pictures I send in are received? I've submitted a bunch, but don't get a response.
Hi Tamara, we (me actually) receive thousands of smiling dog photos, I look at each and every one, but cannot reply to them all because it would simply take too much time. We have a rather big back log of photos for posting online and in the magazine. It is best to only send one photo though.
Hi everyone,
My husband will occasionally bring in the dog to my workplace. It's a nice break and seems to be a calming effect. My dog is mostly Belgian Malanois (if not all- we're not sure if he's a pure breed or not)and is quite a tactile dog.
Bringing your dog to the workplace is such a great benefit, what kind of job do you have? Do other people bring their dogs to your workplace?
My yellow lab went to work with my ex husband almost everyday! He loved it and would wait by the door. Kids would take pics with him:)
Submitted by Sara CV | May 25 2011 | Permalink
I actually work at United Kennel Club and I bring a dog to work often. My australian cattle dog Carly (who was one of the smiling dogs in the April issue!),goes in the most. Everyone in the company loves her-in fact she has many people trained to give her treats! She often jumps up in chairs across from people's desks and appears to have meetings with them : ) I love having a job that is all about dogs where I can bring my dogs to work!
Hello Everybody, thanks for all of the thoughtful comments. Hearing from our readers and the many dog devotees ... is encouraging and a big help as we fine tune our magazine and website. As the art director at Bark, I'll be helping spruce up our site, refresh the look and feel, and make it more user-friendly. -Cameron
Submitted by CJ and Jasmine | May 25 2011 | Permalink
I think everyone loves sharing pics and video of their pets. So if you have the room to host it, it would be cool to see on your site. Also- photo contests that you can share on Facebook/ Twitter are always popular.
~ CJ and My Favorite Pup Jasmine =)
Blog: http://www.myfavoritepup.blogspot.com/
People love sharing photos of their dogs — sending in smiling dogs, me & dog submissions, posting photos on Bark's Facebook page. I was wondering if people are interested in posting video of their dogs. We're thinking about holding a DIY video film festival ... would people participate or enjoy seeing other people's video shorts?
What a great idea! I would enjoy watching others' videos and making my own. There could be all sort of "themes": humor, tricks, life in my neighborhood, play, etc. etc. Endless ideas.
Good to hear your response, Carolyn. I think with the ease of cell phone video, and the easy access simple editing tools — everybody has the potential to be a filmmaker! We'd love to see how people capture their dogs in moving pictures.
Submitted by Connie | May 25 2011 | Permalink
I count on Bark for all things dog, especially dog health and behavior. I would like to learn more about veterinary care. I could be better informed about the range of choices for prevention and for treatment of common maladies. I would feel like a better dog mom!
Maintaining a dog's health is something that all of us are concerned about, and it can be quite a challenge keeping up with new developments, as well as being well-versed in the common maladies. I think we could do a better job of organizing this information, and presenting in our magazine and online. We got a good response from our issue that highlighted senior dog health issues, I think we could do the same sort of theme editorial on young dogs, active dogs and other life stage.
What about a special area for people to post profiles of their dogs and favorite activities, aka "Barksters." Forum areas where Barksters might meet up and discuss local dog parks, dog resources, even play dates?
That's a great idea! Is there a site or service that you use currently to share such activities? How do you hook up with other dog people for get-togethers and play dates — do you do that online currently?
Well, I don't, but it seems like an idea with possibilities. I am in Belize 11 mos. out of the year. For that one month when I am in Michigan, I would love to have a trusted source for where/when the dog events are, what dog parks are great, where the best shops are for dog supplies, etc. Having followed a few threads here on Bark on-line, it seems that Bark readers are very considerate about poo pick up, leashing, and manners. Those are the kind of people and dogs I'd like to meet for a play date.
We have a new Barker joining us for the next hour or so — Daniela Lopez. Daniela handles all of our web production and manages our site ... and lives with 2 dogs. So send any questions about the our site or dogs her way ...
Is anyone starting any Training Classes soon or sometime this summer?
I'll be starting a training class tomorrow with my new pup! I'm pretty excited. Right now we'll be focusing on leash reactivity but I'm hoping soon we can move on to bigger and better things!
And I'm going to start Kit on a class in early June. At first I thought you might not be ready in terms of her shyness, especially to new indoor places, but I'm hoping she'll be alright. She really has progressed so much more than Holly. It has been really challenging with our undersocialized pups.
Submitted by Kerry | May 25 2011 | Permalink
Love the magazine and the website. My only rec is a minor one about this thread. It would be nice if there were time stamps to better understand the flow.
Submitted by Anonymous | May 25 2011 | Permalink
keeping a dog healthy seems to be more and more costly, I am looking for economical and simple diet plans to help maintain good health.
Boy, I hear you! I think we can present the nutrition section in away way that makes it easier to find what you are looking for.
I hear that! It's great that you are thinking in terms of prevention. Here's a great article from the archives about cooking for your dog: http://www.thebark.com/content/save-money-homemade-dog-food .
If you get serious about cooking for your dog or feeding your dog a raw diet, a great way to save some money is to join a raw food co-ops. Searching on Yahoo Groups is a great way to find groups in your area.
Submitted by Lacey | May 25 2011 | Permalink
I like the idea of having an area to post videos of our dogs! I think it would also be great to have a section for videos that are training specific.
Hi Lacey,
We've done a couple training videos in the past and we'd like to do more! Are you looking for videos on basic training or more advanced/trick training?
Submitted by Lacey | May 25 2011 | Permalink
I'm more interested in advanced training and trick training. Stuff that is more complicated and harder to conceptualize from reading about it. Like BAT training, or complicated tricks. But, I think it'd be great to have more basic training covered, too, for people who are just getting into positive training :)
Hi all! I'm Bark staffer, Marie. Daniela and I are here to chat through the end of the day.
Hi, wondering if any of you read any of the books we are giving away today? I really loved all of them, learned a lot from them as well. So they come highly recommended by me.
Not yet! I always have a running list of dog books to read with BARk as my source. I'm looking forward to all 3 of these. A reading/discussion group on the Open Thread might be fun? Possibly with the author hosting?
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That is Gerry Bange from the USDA Outlook board and he said that even though it has been a while since the a USDA'S last crop report, they rather increase that waiting period than give the market some numbers whose accuracy they can not guarantee. Joe Prusacki who heads up the statistics division for NASS says they may use some of the data from the October figures they have in helping to calculate the November numbers, but agrees as a stand alone report, the October numbers may not be that beneficial to the trade. He said about half the normal number of growers were contacted prior to the shutdown and as far as yield sampling, a lot of the data collected at the end of September ended just sitting in the lab since October 1st. Prusacki says it is the goal of his agency to see what samples can be still be used but obviously more samples and farmer contacts need to be taken to make sure the November numbers are accurate. Some in the trade don't like the idea of having such a long period between reports although several private crop estimates are now available as an alternative to the USDA numbers and are being used in the interim. One piece of news the USDA is sharing on the crop is the expectation that the growing season in the corn and soybean belt will more than likely be over this weekend, as a killing frost is expected to blanket the region. However Brad Rippey, the USDA meteorologists does feel that even though the crop was planted on average two to three weeks later than normal, this delayed frost has also given the growers an extra two to three weeks for their crops to mature.
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You might not be familiar with the term 'Z-Movie,' but if you grew up in the 90's, chances are you've seen one. They're the beyond-low-budget monstrosities that teased you from the walls of the mom-and-pop video store. Usually, the films themselves could never live up to the pictures on the videotape boxes (because this was way before your fancy 'Digital Video Discs' and 'Blu-Rays') but occasionally you'd find something truly unique. 'WEIRDO FLICKS' will clue you into some movies which 'unique' doesn't even begin to describe...
'The Executioner, Part II' - 1984, Directed by James Bryan
Before we get going with this film, let me say that there is NO 'Executioner, Part I.' Let's marinate on that for a second. Most sequels are worse than the originals, so why START with a sequel? Well, if it was made to capitalize on the success of an unrelated 'Executioner' film, that would make sense. But...it's probably not related to this kung fu movie. So, it was most likely made to capitalize on the success of films that SOUND like 'Executioner.' i.e. 'Commando,' 'Terminator' or 'The Exterminator,' to name a few. That's pretty shady, right? I mean, lots of films are made with money in mind, but usually without so much blatant trickery.
And even worse, it seems like the creators also use this as an excuse to nix much of the story setup. After a brief scene of Vietnam fighting (that honestly looks like stock footage) you're kind of just dropped into the film. I guess the war stuff is to show that Mike (the Executioner) is both tough and unstable. Or dangerous and crazy? Who knows...
...or maybe it's to explain the massive stash of guns, grenades and knives that he has. Mike uses these things to wage war on the criminals in his city. His signature 'move' is hiding a grenade in a bad guy's clothing and watching him blow up. Considering most of the guys are just pimps and pushers--not murderers--Mike is the one who REALLY comes across as the bad guy. Especially because his best friend is a police lieutenant and Mike freaks out on him 'Nam-style a couple times.
That's basically it...except for some very silly news reports interspersed throughout. These summarize each section of Mike's rampaging, and let you know that 'the public thinks he's a hero.' Yeah, they're not really necessary. Oh yeah, and there's also an angry mafia guy.
Basically, if you wish 'Rambo' was even dumber and more ridiculous, this is right up your alley. The best part is that Mike just yells 'outta the way!' at anyone he's attacking. Usually at least three times.
Plus, look, it's so out-of-print that the whole thing is on YouTube.
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Sandra M Crowe [Posted: 01/01/1970]
This is a second stay for myself and my husband at this excellent Hotel on the Chayoprao river. We treated ourselves to upgrade our accomodation to the Executive Suites and our room was on the 33rd floor overlooking the River, a truly marvellous view with an excellently appointed bedroom suite with separate living area/kitchen. With this deal comes breakfast served either on the upper Executive level at floor 36 overlooking Bangkok and the Chayoprao River or at the ground level terrace at the edge of the River, both magnificent areas to eat and the food served both inside and outside buffet and Carte menu was excellent. At this level there is access to a business area providing internet access etc. We found all the staff very helpful, friendly and efficient and would mention in particular Mr Chatchawan Napawan, Director of Rooms who was extremely helpful and informative on all matters, a real plus for the Hotel, who made our stay so successful. In summary the Hotel location, standard, staff, restaurents, pool, gym all add up to a 5 Star Hotel making a stay a happy occasion. Mr & Mrs M.G. Crowe - London 23.2.13
Paul Smith [Posted: 01/01/1970]
This was my wife's and my first stay at the Chatrium Hotel Riverside Bangkok. We had an excellent stay with not complaints what so ever. We were upgraded free of charge to a 1st Class 1 Bedroom Suit. Thanks to everyone who made such a memorable stay. Looking forwards to our next stay in April 2013.
Joe Rosker [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Although the suite we booked was large and comfortable the sofa cusions were stained and looked a little tired. Otherwise we were 100% pleased with the good service and a top quality food (especially the buffet breakfast. We really loved the regular river boat shuttle service as this was ideal to get around the typical Bangkok traffic problems. In fact once on board it only took 10 minutes to link up to the rail system.
James and Brigitte Landry [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Thank you so much for a wonderful experience at your hotel! We enjoyed the food, beverages and amazing attention of your staff. We felt completely spoiled and look forward to visiting your hotel again. The pool bar, buffet, and overall staff were very efficient and took excellent care of us and whatever we required. Thank you for ensuring our vacation was so relaxing and enjoyable!! Brigitte and James Landry
Vishal Sharma [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Love this place everything was perfect, we were upgraded to one bedroom apartment which we loved! Would return and recommend to friends. We missed the breakfast :( Liked the Ate check out. Awesome gym and pool. Amazing food and cocktails.
Satanapa [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The front desk staffs and manager at the time we arrived (8th dec , afternoon) are very good and helpful. We are very impressed with your service comparing. Thanks a lot.
Philip Christopher Stent [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Good 5 star hotel located on the riverside.They run a boat every 15/20 mins.down to Sathorn Pier where you can catch the skytrain. Fantastic buffet breakfast. Beautiful swimming pool area also.Got upgraded to a De Luxe suite on the 33rd floor so cannot possibly complain........
Fantastic views over the river and city. Would definitely stay there again even without the upgrade!
James Pigue [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It was unfortunate that I only stayed one night at this amazing hotel. The experience was truly top notch! At checkin , I got a warm welcome. I was even escorted to the room just to make sure that i new how to operate all the luxuries available to me. The room was huge, dark mahogany floors , huge bath areas ,full kitchen should i have needed it. The room was much more like an apartment that a hotel room . And I actually think I had one of the smaller rooms.Asia is know for it's exceptional service in accomadations and hospitality. I think even alittle more so in Thailand. The Chatrium certainly exceeded my expectations and you owe it to yourself to spend a few days there. True elegance at price that will shock you! well worth your money!!! Go Enjoy
Fleurette Cassandra Inkiriwang [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Really Enjoy to stay at your hotel..We have a beautifull view to Chao Praya River at floor 30 as we asked..So impress with how big the room is..
The only suggestion is maybe you could provide chairs and table at the balcony,so we could sit and relax enjoy the view while drinking coffee.. Thank you..
Kath Druery [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The helpfulness and the friendliness of the staff was outstanding and made our stay at the Chatrium a fantastic experience.
NAOKI MORISHIMA [Posted: 01/01/1970]
the room, a view, the staff, and a meal -- it is wonderful. I would like to stay again.
Steven Chiam Thiam Heng [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It was such a wonderful experience staying with Chatrium, I'm sure this would be my Hotel choice on return trips. Many Thanks to those whom have served me. Keep it up, Chatrium!
Matt Gibbons [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The hotel was perfect for our one night in Bangkok. It had everything we needed with nice rooms, good restaurant and a close-by Starbucks. We enjoyed our stay here and would go back again.
Jenny Tan [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It is great to have this brief stay at your hotel. My experience with the staff, environment, ambience and everything is just excellent! I will recommend friend and colleagues to put up at the hotel. To start, my family is already planning to get there during the Dec holidays! Thumbs up!
Romsee Waemusor [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It was my second visiting to the hotel (within a month, I think). And I was extremely impressed, yet again! Everything is exquisite as like the first time. Nothing to complaint about, really. Though, I'm still waiting for the Halal restaurant to be located within hotel. There was a day or two, when I really felt like staying in, but couldn't do because eventually I still had to go out and get some food. But that didn't make me less intrigued about going back again. Actually, I'm going back this very soon!
Lisa walker [Posted: 01/01/1970]
We loved the views and the river location. Many of the main attractions can be accessed via the river or the train station is a five minute boat ride away. The hotel shuttle boat was quite frequent meaning we never had to wait too long. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this hotel.
Wayne Chandai [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Hotel facilities were amazing and th staff were very polite and helpful. Views from the club lounge were out of this wold and would definitely recommend upgrading to a suite.
Dr Paritosh Keertikar [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Our check-in was not done as per earlier communication with your staff during booking. Namely, we had been promised a high-floor, river view room, and we ultimately got one on a lower floor. However, I must say that your staff at the check-in,Ms Walee, did provide us with an upgrade to a suite. I think she handled this situation quite well and was very courteous and helpful, during the process of checkin. Staff at your restaurant, River Barge, were also very cheerful and made us feel welcome. Housekeeping could be better - we had to remind staff to provide us with water and towels. Perhaps it was a busy day and they were understaffed, so please take this as an observation, rather than a complaint. So, all in all, my family enjoyed the stay a lot and we can recommend your hotel wholeheartedly.
Glen Woodward [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Excellent staff and facilities.
Darren Scully [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The hotel was a very pleasant break and the hotel's facilities were very good. We liked the pool and the rooms were spacious and spotless. It's location is fabulous with superb views of the city and he gardens and pools very well maintained and equally pleasant.
Breakfast was better on the second day; on the first, things had run out before 10
Suzanne Riome [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Our 2 bedroom unit was perfect in terms of comfort, size and value for our family of 5. It was always a pleasure to come back to after a day of sightseeing in Bangkok. All the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a place to stay in Bangkok. In particular, it is an excellent choice for families.
amanda chancellor-walsh [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Once again fantastic service from the Chatrium Riverside hotel. Rooms are good value for money, this is an excellent location and the boat service to BTS station is extremely useful. The staff at this hotel are also very good and polite and are a credit to the hotel. I can't fault you on anything and I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Bangkok.Look forward to staying with you again in the future.
daniel westbrook [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Very happy to see Shark Fin has been removed from the menu at Silver Waves. The next step is to remove it from the kitchen. As always, my stay was great. Thanks to all the staff.
geert de vuyst [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It was a pleasure to stay at chatrium. We had a large 2 bed room suite with good views. Since we were leaving with a midnight flight we took advantage of the late check-out. Excellent hotel!
mike lazenbury [Posted: 01/01/1970]
We had a short stay at the Chatrium, next time we come to Bangkok we will stay for longer. all the staff that we came into contact with were very friendly, efficient & very well informed about the hotel & all aspects of things to do in & around Bangkok. Thank you all for making our stay unforgetable.
Dermot Muldowney [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I have stayed in Bangkok on many occasions and I can safely say the Chatrium is one of the finest hotels that the city has to fffer. The Director of Rooms Mr.Napawan looked after us extremely well and was helpful and friendly. We met him again when checking out and he was really interested in any feedback - a wonderful hotel.
Romsee Waemusor [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It would be great if the hotel could offer us a Halal-certified restaurant. But besides that, everything else is just pitch perfect! Affordable prices, clean and spacious room, free wireless Internet, great view, convenient transport, friendly staffs... well what else could you ask more? (oh right, the Halal restaurant :P)
Asha Nambiar [Posted: 01/01/1970]
An extremely pleasant short stay at chatrium hotel riverside Bangkok.easy connectivity,lovely view, helpful staff and excellent food. will definitely recommend to others.
Vegard Skjelstad [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The only thing wrong with our stay was that it was too short. Wonderful hotel, beautiful suite and excellent staff.
William Douglas Milne [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Brilliant base for a family to explore Bagkok Staff could not have been better at all. We will be back.
Margaret Anderson [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I want to thankyou and your staff for giving me, my daughter Amber and my son Joe such a lovely warm and friendly stay at Chatrium. I really hope we will be able to come and stay again soon, and we will certaintly recommend you to our friends etc. Best wishes Margaret
Parin Pojanapreecha [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I was stayed in Chatrium Hotel Bangkok one night on 15-16 Jul 12. This is the one of nice hotel in overall. Great service & staff / location / cleanness / room size with superb river view.
victoria martinez vigon [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Un Hotel ESPECTACULAR en ubicaci๓n, dise๑o, decoraci๓n, asi como en prestaciones. El personal, preparado, educado y humilde siempre pendiente de todo, la informaci๓n y el recibimiento cuidadosamente elaborada mostrando habitaci๓n, vistas, barco, horarios...etc. El buffet variado, con buena calidad y en general muy atendido por numeroso personal. El servicio de maleteros excelente. Limpieza y reposici๓n de material inmejorable.
Y en general el caracter del personal adorable hacen sentirse como en casa procurando tu bienestar, solucionando problemas de inmediato, saludando siempre con sonrisa ofrecen un servilismo totalmente desinteresado y cari๑oso.
Thomas Matt [Posted: 01/01/1970]
We had a great conference in your house sharing hundreds of wonderful ideas. All this was only possible embedded in this uncomparable thai hospitality. It was a great experience being your guest.
Malcolm Dermody [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The boat for the skytrain was a great treat and we used it often.All The staff were allways polite and friendly. We will definately stay with you again when we next visit Bangkok.
Gabriel G. Bernedo [Posted: 01/01/1970]
We really enjoyed our vacation in Bangkok especially as your hotel excelled our expectations in comfort, convenience and your staff taking good care of us. We definitely would recommend Chatrium hotel as we look forward on coming back. God bless, Gabriel&Cathryn
Rakesh Ramesh Lodhari [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The hotel and service were fantastic, I didn't opt on the breakfast hence the average feedback. I have left some feedback on tripadvisor:
Me and my wife stayed at the chatrium in May 2012 for 5 nights, the room was very spacious and clean, the bathroom was of a nice size. We had the city view and the view in the night was amazing. The hotel provides a shuttle service along the river and was quick and easy to get to the nearest sky train. The staff were very helpful and our room was cleaned every day. We didn't try the breakfast but we had our dinner at the hotel, which was very good. I cant wait to go back.
Ulla Harma [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Lovely and wonderful hotel with excellent staff. Special thanks to Wachirainit at the front desk. Breakfast was great and so was everyhing we tried on the menu. Rooms are neat, in good conditions, clean and nice. Naturally the situation of the hotel was just perfect. Thank you!
We come back!
MadeleineRyland [Posted: 01/01/1970]
My travel agent had recommended the Chatrium and I so glad he did. It was everything we had wanted and more. The location,on the river, was ideal with the hotel ferry offering regular transport to the central station etc. I was so impressed with the bedding that I have emailed the makers of the mattress topper to see whether I am able to purchase their product in Australia!! All in all, it was a wonderful experience, and did I forget to mention the happy hour on the 36th floor. Breath taking. Thanks and we will be back
Mercy Mugo [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I had a fantastic time in this hotel, on the river banks..that was the best bonus, the free hotelriver taxi tot he skyrails...the staff were very efficient. the concierge were tantastic in directing on where to go asa tourist. this is a great reort to stay if you want a quuet location, close to teh sky rail to get you anywhere, few minutes from siam square and siam center. the pool fooor planning is spectacular, on the river banks of chao phraya river..i will definately come bakc again and stay here.
Vincentia Ida Tjakradinata (Vivien Ferguson) [Posted: 01/01/1970]
We are as parents of FOBISSEA team from Alice Smith School Kuala Lumpur would like to thank you all for our great stay and looking after all of us during that busy week. The view, service and friendliness are excellent. Hope to visit and stay again soon!
Jennifer [Posted: 01/01/1970]
To Whom It May Concern: We recently were guests of suite 3013 at the Chatrium Hotel Riverside Bangkok. I was more than impressed with the location, the room, the view, the restaurants, the food, the fitness center and the service of this hotel. I would like to give a special thank you to all of the Concierge Desk staff. They were more than helpful with organizing transportation, recommending things to do and see, recommending a tailor, and calling a local phone number to help us communicate (in Thai), and simply being very attentive to all of our needs. They could not have made our stay any more pleasant... they went above and beyond what the service means! We will certainly recommend this hotel to all of our friends and will also certainly stay here again on our next trip to Thialand (hopefully soon). Kind regards, Jennifer
Gavin Oddy [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Excellent hotel, conveniently out of the thick of things but easy to reach with exemplary service by complimentary shuttle boat. Good-sized room, with kitchenette, and the river view is simply amazing. We could have sat and watched for hours. The swimming pool was an added benefit - one doesn't realise how much of a benefit until one comes back from a hot day in the city!
The buffet dinner is pretty good value, and becomes excellent value if one adds one of the free-flow drinks packages (not listed on the menu, but available on request). The hotel avoids many of the the fussy over-priced indulgences that come with the 5-star chains whilst providing a quietly confident touch of luxury at a very much lower price. If I ever find myself in Bangkok again I'll most definitely be back.
Sandra Stoy [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It was our second trip to the chatrium. Be sure - we come back some more times...!!!
Ross Floyed [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It was our first visit to Bangkok and the team at the Chatrium added to the our enjoyment and pleasure we experience during our stay. It is our intention to return to Bangkok in the near future and the Chatrium will be our first choice in our decision regarding accommodation.
Well done and thank you.
Brittany Fairchild [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Staff was amazingly friendly and we had a great time. The only problem we had was that the tours through the hotel were too expensive. Other than that I would come back in a heartbeat
COLIN MINTER [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The best five star hotel in Bangkok. Great Staff, Brilliant City or River Views, Great Food, Clean and spacious Rooms, the list is endless. Highly Recommended. AAAAAAAAAAAAAA+++++++++++
Marjan Najafi [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Khun Nim was very helpful and supportive with our conference last week. I greatly enjoyed working with her and will definitely recommend Chatrium to my colleagues and other companies as a result of her professional integrity.
Azam Baccus [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Service during my stay was impeccable. Very friendly staff who went above and beyond to ensure my stay was excellent. Good food, superb location and view to die for! Suite was superb. Thoroughly enjoyable stay - highly recommend to others.
Daniel-Etienne Colomb [Posted: 01/01/1970]
it was a wonderful experience to stay at Chatrium and I say thank you at the whole staff .
Jason Garry Gough [Posted: 01/01/1970]
We were upgraded to a suite with river views on check-in - beautiful room with uninterrupted views of fascinating river life. Staff are gracious and helpful as you have come to expect in Thailand, but special mention must be made of the fantastic Room Manager hatchawan Nap - his pride in his hotel was evident. He was always available for any request and he made our stay at the Chatrium extra special. We will recommend this hotel to friends and stay again should we return to Bangkok.
Theresa Franke [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Clean room, fresh flowers in the room, friendly staff, elegant atmosphere. Our stay was remarkable!
William W Morris [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The hotel staff were excellent,accomidating and friendly. The Thai people are very gracious and friendly. We have only good thoughts about our stay.
KellyAnn Toller [Posted: 01/01/1970]
This is our second stay at Chatrium and we have recommended it to at least 4 others who have stayed here as well. And have come back time and again. The over all message is it is a very nice place to stay. The staff is great, being on the river is so nice. The pool area is great. And breakfast is wonderful.
James Westmacott [Posted: 01/01/1970]
We throughly enjoyed our stay at Chatrium, outstanding in every respect. You should have some (excellent ++) categories in the survey. Chatrium will certainly be our choice in any future BKK visits and we'll be recommending it to friends and associates
Thank you for a wonderful visit
Matthew Render [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Just had a truly fantastic experience at the Rotary Convention in Bangkok. My first time in Asia but the sooner I return the better. Could not have wished for a better hotel, everything was absolutely spot on, and I will stay again without hesitation. Many thanks to the entire team.
Andr LADOUSSE [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Catherine, my wife who made the reservation through Agoda, our daughter Sophie who lives in Singapore and spent one night at the hotel, and myself were delighted with our stay at the Chatrium Bangkok. We will not hesitate in recommending the hotel to friends and contacts travelling in Thailand and the region.
Stephanie Kurz [Posted: 01/01/1970]
we had a great stay at the chatrium hotel with an amazing view. We will be back with hopefully free wifi in the room then ;)
Luiz Henrique Kleinmayer [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Very beautiful and good hotel. The breakfast is delicious and the riverside view from rooms is fantastic.
Magali Margo [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I had a great experience at your hotel. The staff was very nice and efficient. The room was very comfortable. The location of the hotel was perfect and I enjoyed my stay at your hotel. Nothing negative to say.. I would strongly recommend your hotel to my friends and will definitely come back...
Louis-Pierre Denil [Posted: 01/01/1970]
After 9 years of visiting Bangkok, I dear to say that the Chatrium is really one of a kind and I enjoyed my first stay here very much. Excellent hotel to recommend to all my friends.
I wish to thank all the members of the staff for this.
Tracy Keyte [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Thank you for a wonderful stay. All the staff were very beautiful, giving an excellent personal service.
Gail Hurst [Posted: 01/01/1970]
We booked a suite of rooms for our family and had the most fabulously luxurious stay at the Chatrium Hotel. We indulged ourselves in all the facilities whilst staying at the hotel and enjoyed the Chatrium shuttle boat trips to the sky train when we wished to explore Bangkok. Using this boat takes all the stress out of travelling around Bangkok as you can access most places via the river and sky train.
The food, both at breakfast and evening is the best quality you will find anywhere in the world and the service is impeccable. The staff are very accommodating and will guide you through your stay in Bangkok, especially if it is a first time. Ms Siripen Yoothongkam welcomed us each evening when dining at the hotel and nothing was too much bother for her, she made us always feel very special. Nutthapong served our table with a lovely smile and worked very hard too. We will and do, highly recommend this hotel for excellence in location, superior quality and luxury in Bangkok and would dearly love to spend time there again. Thank you all. Mr and Mrs Hurst, East Yorkshire, England.
Ma. Rinnah T. Dohiling [Posted: 01/01/1970]
PERFECT! Nothing more to ask. Chatrium Hotel is totally a great place to stay in Bangkok if you want to pamper yourself and live like King and Queen. Worth recommending to friends and relatives who are planning to stay in Bangkok.
Keith Thorn [Posted: 01/01/1970]
On behalf of ANZA Soccer I just wanted to thank you for the wonderful experience you provided to our players, parents and supporters at your hotel this weekend.
All aspects of our visit were extra special so please thank all your staff for making our stay so relaxed and enjoyable.
I'm sure many of our contingent will be looking to return.
Beat JOST [Posted: 01/01/1970]
My stay for a week in the Chatrium Hotel Riverside made my Bangkok vacation perfect. After nice city trips it was very nice to come back to the hotel for a relaxing shower or bath or a swim in the pool. After a good sleep in the big rooms I enjoyed the perfect breakfast buffet with the friendly staff. Also the dinner was very good and the location beside the river is great. Thank you.
M Olausson [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Guest e-Survey Online ?
Value: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Maintenance: Excellent
Friendliness of staff: Excellent
Efficiency of staff: Excellent
Check-in: Excellent
Check-out: Excellent
Housekeeping: Excellent
Breakfast buffet: Excellent
Quality of food & drinks: Average
More Comments: A great hotel, with wonderful staff, great rooms, great view... There's nothing negative to say, we had the perfect stay. Great surroundings too, a true Bangkok experience.
Andre Feuz [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Value: Excellent
Cleanliness: Good
Maintenance: Good
Friendliness of staff: Excellent
Efficiency of staff: Excellent
Check-in: Excellent
Check-out: Excellent
Housekeeping: Excellent
Breakfast buffet: Good
Quality of food & drinks: Average
I enjoyed my stay at the Chatrium, and I will definitely recommend the hotel to friends. The regular shuttle boat is excellent.
Source: E-Survey Online
Bhupendra Mistry [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Value: Good
Cleanliness: Excellent
Maintenance: Excellent
Friendliness of staff: Excellent
Efficiency of staff: Excellent
Check-in: Excellent
Check-out: Excellent
Housekeeping: Excellent
Breakfast buffet: Excellent
Quality of food & drinks: Excellent
Overall we are very happy with our stay and the hospitality of all your staff. Excellent, keep up the good service
Source: E-Survey Online
Paul Strona [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I want you and all of my new friends at the Chatrium Riverside to know how much I enjoyed my week with you. I was very impressed by the professionalism of the staff in providing warm hospitality, especially those at the Front Desk and the Executive Lounge.
I feel that the Chatrium Riverside will be good choice for inclusion in the S E Asia wellness tours that we are developing.
I look forward to my next stay with you.
Carola Cangelosi [Posted: 01/01/1970]
My daughter and I enjoyed our stay at your hotel. Our suite was very spacious and spotless on arrival. I cannot speak highly enough of all your staff. Everyone from the front office, to the house keeping and security staff were extremely polite and very helpful. Our only dissapointment was that we could only stay for a week. We will recommend your hotel to our friends and look forward to staying at the Chatrium again when we are next in Bangkok.
Jaqui Allen [Posted: 01/01/1970]
We have just arrived home from our holiday in Thailand which was very good. Have been watching the news about the floods and hope that your hotel did not sustain to much damage. Our stay in the Chatrium was very comfortable and the suite worked well as I was travelling with my husband, sister and her husband, we were able to spend more time together sharing the same accommodation.
I have to congratulate you on how friendly and helpful all the staff were and If I come back to Bangkok I would have no hesitation in staying with you again.
Nishizawa Minoru [Posted: 01/01/1970]
EThe Japanese are grateful to the reception. Fantastic.
EThe staff often greet with a smile is wonderful.
EI came immediately when you call the porter to the room. Fantastic.
EFree water in the room, it is better for PET bottles.
EThe room was good and clean.
EThankfully there is a plan and stay with a late check-out.
E(Do not have money or out in the room rate) EBy the way, I booked in Rakuten Travel Japanese.
Overall great, next time I want to use it by all means. (Why October or Novenver)
Nus Na Nacara [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I travel to Thailand twice a year and have been staying at the Emporium suites for the past 4 years. Never was I disappointed. Everything was pleasant, from the moment we checked in, on through our stay and check out. The staff was professional and helpful. The rooms provided great value for money. The hotel is so convenient with it being adjacent to the Emporium Shopping Centre and with the sky bridge to the BTS train station. This provided us with a convenient access to the rest of Bangkok. The hotel is in a great neighbourhood, safe and very family oriented. Amenities in the rooms are adequate. Gym and pool were well maintained. Overall I am very satisfied with my stay and will definitely look forward to my next stay at the Emporium Suites. I would be more than happy to recommend this hotel to others.
David Kennar [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Very helpful staff and a great location.....a 30 second walk to the shared mall or to the bts sky train station connected via a skyway to the building. We enjoyed movies and restaurants 5 minutes from hotel room to movie seat. Location next to one of the largest city parks was a bonus for entertaining our two young daughters. Large pool with poolside bar and menu service too.
Phil Bluck [Posted: 01/01/1970]
First time visiting Thailand and your hotel. Everything was perfect, no issues at all.
YOKOTA katsuyuki [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Perfectly satisfied with the quality in all aspects.
Roland Kramm [Posted: 01/01/1970]
everything was excellent, so I would highly recommend to book this hotel
Remi OUITIS [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Always a pleasure to stay at the Emporium Suites, in addition to its very convenient location (close to the Emporium shopping mall, to the Sky Train and to Benjasiri park), you can enjoy large and clean apartments, a nice pool and gym area, a tasty restaurant and the warm atmosphere of the Lobby Lounge, everything managed efficiently by a friendly team.
Andreas TEDDE [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I enjoyed my stay at your excellent place a lot. My satisfaction goes beyond above list can show. It's the combination of all the qualities listed and the location you are, having the large variety of shops and restaurants nearby as well as the public transportation system.
On top of all this, it's the friendliness of all of your people, I appreciated most.
Now doubt, on my next trip to Bangkok I will come back and stay at Emporium Suites again!
Emman De La Cruz [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Great stay as always - have been coming to Bangkok for past 7 years and stays at Emporium are always a highlight!
Adam B Sadlowski [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Great location, friendly staff and excellent accomodations at The Emporium Suites on Sukhumvit. The view city over Queen's Park is fantastic. The BTS (Sky Train) stop is connects with Emporium Suites. Combination of shops, easy access to everything, and the park make it a great location for anyone that enjoys the out-doors, as well as the urban explorer. Health club as well as business facilities make this ideal place to be based for business, or for any other reason your travels may bring you to Bangkok.
Julie Gold [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Beautiful place with magnificent, courteous, caring staff! Gorgeous pool and gym, so I got my work-out each morning and then had a delicious breakfast before starting my day. You made my stay comfortable and wonderful in every way.
Thank you very much.
atsushi yamamoto [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Your servise is very good. I will stay your hotel next time.
Thank you.
Ang Wei Yang [Posted: 01/01/1970]
What really struck me about the experience at Emporium Suites (ES) was the overall friendliness of the staff, and how approachable they were. Their hospitality made me feel at ease, and assured that no matter what queries I had about the city, they would be able to help no matter what.
For the rates that ES charges, I felt that the rooms were big and spacious, and very comfortable.
Though I do feel that the lifts at ES are quite slow. Waiting time is substantially longer as compared to other hotels.
Alan Lockhart [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Everytime i come to Bangkok i saty at your hotel it has the perfect location and everything about it is first class.
D. Russell [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Have stayed at the Emporium often. Convenient and the service is always good. Would stay there again. Being located in the Emporium Mall complex is a plus as there is aways something needed to buy...always at the last minuet!
Tan Kwee Seng [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I have stayed here on several occassions and found this to be the an outstanding otel/service apartment. I am a strong advocate of your hotel. I always fell welcome during my stay here. I hope that you continue to perform in the same outstanding manner as you always have. I have recommended many a friends and colleagues to put up at your establishment over the years.
Hasan Zaidi [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Wonderful experience. It was my first experience with Emporium Suites (I usually stay away from the Sukhumvit area because of the traffic problems) and I was upgraded to a two-bed suite because of a shortage of smoking rooms and that set the tone for the rest of my (unfortunately too short) stay. The staff were excellent and the service was exemplary. The suite was brilliant with a great view of the city.
Will definitely come back to Emporium Suites with the hope that I get the same sort of service and value for money.
Yeo Wee Ngiap [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Value: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Maintenance: Good
Friendliness of staff: Excellent
Efficiency of staff: Excellent
Check-in: Excellent
Check-out: Excellent
Housekeeping: Excellent
Breakfast buffet: Excellent
Quality of food & drinks: Excellent
More Comments: Thank you, my stay in your hotel has been great so far.
Tie Boon Ping [Posted: 01/01/1970]
For the last few years each time when I visit Bangkok, Emporium Suites is always my preferred hotel. The recent once was 15 February 2012; I am delight with the location, room facilities, efficient services and friendliness of staff. Keep up the good works and standard, Cheers! BP Tie from Singapore.
Tim Holland [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I would like to thank you for screening the windows in the wall and door between the bedroom and main room. This prevented our daughter from being disturbed by the light emitted from the T.V. I was very surprised that my comment was not only noted from our last visit but remembered when we returned. Your service as always is superb.
Robert T Thompson [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Source: E-Survey Online
Value: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Maintenance: Excellent
Friendliness of staff: Excellent
Efficiency of staff: Excellent
Check-in: Excellent
Check-out: Excellent
Housekeeping: Excellent
Breakfast buffet:
Quality of food & drinks: Excellent
More Comments:
Truly enjoyed our stay there in every way.
Arfan [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Thanks for honesty during my stay at Emporium. Your service is satisfaction, great…. Customer service
Rudy Wibowo [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It was very pleasant stay at Emporium as always. FO officer lady who helped me check-out was very helpful, very kind to help changing my flight schedule. Keep it up
Christine Latimer [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I would like to thank for our recent accommodation, the room of course was very good and the service was perfect as it usually is. My husband enjoyed our couple of days, thank you for everything, much appreciated
Constance Hsia [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Our group of 12 ladies were treated so warmly by the staff at the Chatrium Yangon. We enjoyed the food, the service, and the refreshing drinks overlooking the pool garden and lake on the upper floor club lounge. Our beds were astoundingly comfortable, and everyone agreed they were more comfortable than our own beds at home! The staff was extremely friendly and efficient and spoke excellent English. And our meals and wine were excellent. We would definitely return to the Chatrium and will certainly recommend it to our friends and family who travel to Myanmar. Thank you for a wonderful experience! Constance Hsia, Singapore
KANNAN KANIAH MANIKAM [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Truly a home away from home. Dedicated, pleasant and courteous team of staff.What more can my wife and I say except that we would return to Chatrium.
Jerome WITMANN [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Arrival experience: Excellent
Departure experience: Excellent
Safety & security: Excellent
Knowledge & efficient of staff: Excellent
Friendliness: Excellent
Cleanliness of room: Excellent
Internet access: Excellent
TV channel selection: Excellent
Overall satisfaction with room: Excellent
Service quality: Excellent
Quality of food & beverage: Good
Menu variety: Excellent
Value for money: Excellent
Overall satisfaction: Excellent
Buffet Breakfast: Excellent
Wan Noor Ain Wan Mahthir [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Value: Excellent, Cleanliness: Excellent, Maintenance: Excellent, Friendliness of staff: Excellent, Efficiency of staff: Excellent, Check-in: Excellent, Check-out: Excellent, Housekeeping: Excellent, Breakfast buffet: Excellent and Quality of food & drinks: Excellent
Mr.Zay [Posted: 01/01/1970]
All hotel services are really EXCELLENCE, you guys should go and stay at Chatrium Hotel once you arrived Myanmar
Maneck D. Surveyor [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Wireless network connection did not work in the room 516. However it worked at the reception hall.
John Y F Ho [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It appears to me that Chatrium Hotel Royal lake Yangon is a good hotel in Yangon, I hope your staff can maintain the quality of service and wish you all every success in the future.
E KK T [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Real 5 Star taste. More than great and super.
B.B.Saha Roy [Posted: 01/01/1970]
It was my first trip to Myanmar. I have plan to make more frequent visits to Myanmar in coming days to explore my business over there. It is a great country and I liked it very much. The Hotel location is a very beatiful one. I prefer to stay in this Hotel during my next visits.
Crabbe Francois [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I spent from 23rd May until 2nd June at the Chatrium while working intensely in Yangon. I often spent long hours sitting at my desk in the evening. I appreciated the spacious, cool and quiet room. I never had any unpleasant experience with any of the many hotel staff, who were friendly and did their best to help. I did enjoy the breakfast buffet, which managed to offer a variety of flavours every day.
My only suggestion would be to offer the possibility of reading another daily newspaper than the Straits Times. The International Herald Tribune would have my preference. I would love to come back.
Marcus Brand [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Always happy to stay there, even though it is generally above my price range. I also enjoy coming in there for meetings or just to relax and take a break during the day, as the staff are always friendly and helpful and make me feel welcome and comfortable.
Cooper Ronda Gomez [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The meal was beautiful, the waiters were very kind and lovely. Very happy the staff have been wonderfully helpful and the room and the hotel are very beautiful. Would
Felix Hector Gomez [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Superb in-room attendant service, quick to respond and very service oriented.
Lovenbakh Jacque Thierry [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Very Clean, Very good service at night too to prepare bed and clear bathroom.
Fordham [Posted: 01/01/1970]
This is the fourth time at the Chatrium this year!!! Why because it is located near my sons house, also it is clean, efficient and very cost effective. I stayed with my wife 4-7 August and 9 - 15 August inclusive. I had to change the dates because of hospital and the staff were very helpful. We enjoy our stay at the chatrium.
Benn [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I travel the world monthly and I had a very pleasurable satisfactory stay in Bangkok, thank you to all the staff there
Martin Buehner [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The best hotel out of the three I stayed in in Thailand on my three week vacation. I wish i had re-booked with the Chatrium for my last few days in Bangkok instead of the Crown Plaza! Great location, friendly and efficient service, clear and bright rooms with great views! What else can I say, the Chatrium Hotel has been one of the best hotel experiences I have had in many years.
Clint Martin [Posted: 01/01/1970]
A well presented, neat, clean friendly serviced apartment. Great pool and service facilities, I have already recommended Chatrium Sathorn to friends and family. Close to Rama III shopping centre and heaps of food, and local services out in the Soi.
Tim Flemming Hansen [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I have been and known about Chatrium Residence Sathon Bangkok many times, this was my first experience as a guest - it was excellent, I truly enjoyed my stay and will return in the future.
Catherine McIver-Frank [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I had a great experience at the Chatrium. I have commented to my travel agent about how great it was. Nothing bad to say. The staff friendly, the accommodation, gym and spa awesome. I want more of those seaweed facials! My son and I felt we had a home there! I was sad to leave. I will be back and hope to bring along my friends. I will gladly be an ambassador for the Chatrium
Norbert Schmidt [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Thanks for the wonderful stay we had at Chatrium. Thanks to all the staff. All of you are very nice and helpful all the time. The apartment(s) are great. My wife Mint and myself can recommend the Chatrium Residence to everybody. We know the location and the staff since the year 2003. Again: All was perfect. Thanks again and see you next year. Espacially many thanks to Khun Yoko.
Tsuboi Yukio [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I had good time during stay in Chatrium residence sathon Bangkok always. Thank you very much all the time when I visit your hotel!
Thierry Kieffer [Posted: 01/01/1970]
This is the second time we stay here....It's just great !!
Thank you for all....see you soon we hope.
Edwin Faigmane [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I first stayed at CRST from Nov 09 to Jan 2011 and I have been coming back ever since. It is my home in Bangkok. Even though I am now based in Afghanistan, CRST will always be where I will call home in BKK - best value for money, staff friendliness and courtesy, facilities, and that overall feeling you of home.
Frans Middelkoop [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I had booked this room for my elderly Uncle and Aunt (85 & 74 years old), as I live opposite Chatrium. They visited me for 7 days.
Both my Uncle and Aunt were very impressed by the quality of the rooms, the friendliness of all staff and the quality of the food in the restaurant. they had a fantastic and very memorable stay at Chatrium Residence Sathorn. Thank you very much.
Venkatesh Kumar Chellam [Posted: 01/01/1970]
I really enjoyed my stay at Chatrium. Most of the staffs treated me like their friends which I liked more and I'm happy about their prompt and patientfull response. Thank you very much...
Florian Ast [Posted: 01/01/1970]
Me and my wife stayed at the Chatrium Sathon for 1 month during November and we've had a a wonderful time here. We were in Bangkok for business and this was a perfect choice. The 1 bedroom apartment we booked was great with a nice modern design and enough space to store our belongings. The best part though was the staff - from the door men to the fitness staff they were all very charming and never missed to greet and chat wtih us. I really miss them. We will hopefully be back next year. Thank you again Chatrium for a great stay.
Rakesh Ramesh Lodhari [Posted: 01/01/1970]
The hotel and service were fantastic, I didn't opt on the breakfast hence the average feedback. I have left some feedback on trip advisor:
Me and my wife stayed at the chatrium in May 2012 for 5 nights, the room was very spacious and clean, the bathroom was of a nice size. We had the city view and the view in the night was amazing. The hotel provides a shuttle service along the river and was quick and easy to get to the nearest sky train. The staff were very helpful and our room was cleaned every day. We didn't try the breakfast but we had our dinner at the hotel, which was very good. I cant wait to go back.


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- Home
- Health Info
- Episiotomy
(Perineum Incision; Incision, Perineum)
Reasons for Procedure
The baby is:
- Premature or otherwise fragile
- Large and the shoulders may be hard to deliver
- Forceps or a vacuum are needed to assist in the delivery
Possible Complications
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Bruising
- Swelling
- Difficulty controlling your bowels
- Severe scar tissue in the area
- Prior problems with chronic pain in the vulva
- Short perineum
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
Description of the Procedure
- Midline incision: starts at the vagina and follows a straight line to the anus
- Mediolateral: starts at the vagina and continues at an angle
|Midline vs. Mediolateral Episiotomy
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How Long Will It Take?
Will It Hurt?
Average Hospital Stay
Postoperative Care
- For the first 24 hours after delivery, apply ice. Wrap the ice in a towel. Do not apply it directly to your skin.
- Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
- When your doctor says it is okay, take a sitz bath several times each day. This involves immersing your hips and buttocks in water. Cool water may help to relieve discomfort.
- Do not strain when moving your bowels. Your doctor may ask you to take a laxative or stool softener.
- Use a spray bottle of water to clean the area after going to the bathroom.
- Use spray, medicated pads, or medicine as directed by your doctor.
- When your doctor tells you to, do Kegel exercises . Simply squeeze the muscles you use to stop the flow of urine. This strengthens the pelvic floor and can help the area heal faster.
- Avoid having sex, douching, and using tampons for six weeks or as directed by your doctor.
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions .
Call Your Doctor
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills, swelling, redness, foul-smelling discharge
- Pain that you cannot control with the medicines you have been given
- Bleeding from the episiotomy site
- Continuing problems with loss of urinary or bowel control
American College of Nurse-Midwives http://www.midwife.org
American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists http://www.acog.org
The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada http://www.sogc.org
Women's Health Matters http://www.womenshealthmatters.ca
Episiotomy. ACOG practice bulletin No. 71. Obstet Gynecol . 2006;107:957-962.
Episiotomy. American Pregnancy Association website. Available at: http://www.americanpregnancy.org/labornbirth/episiotomy.html . Accessed August 13, 2012.
Episiotomies. Brigham and Women's Hospital website. Available at: http://www.brighamandwomens.org/departments%5Fand%5Fservices/obgyn/services/midwifery/patient/episiotomies.aspx . Accessed August 13, 2012.
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Early in pg my main clues are always sore breasts and going to the bathroom every ten minutes (even at night).
I felt like someone was pinching my nipples and had nausea...then ended up getting a cold and found out that way!
No symptoms at all! Just missed AF and a BFP.
I really don't want to say they were/are definitely early pregnancy symptoms, but I will say these things started around the time the baby would have implanted and they are unusual for me.
-My body was just completely drained. I barely had any energy at all no matter how long/well I sleep at night.
-My nipples were very sore nipples, not my breasts just nipples (lol).
-Veeery emotional in the sense that I was tearing up constantly and for no real reason.
-I was very, very thirsty! I noticed this started late last week.
-I was mildly achy in my lower abdomen, which is one of the things that convinced me I was not pregnant and Aunt Flo was coming for a visit...WRONG! My lower back also ached slightly but it's hard to say if it's pregnancy related or related to be carrying a 20 something pound toddler around.
-Something interesting is that around my belly button has been incredibly itchy. I don't know if being itchy is an early pregnancy symptom or if it's just a coincidence. I think this is because my skin is dehydrated...maybe.
-Other unusual thing is that I was craving espresso drinks. I'm not a big coffee drinker and have maybe one espresso drink a month but I wanted coffee so bad...I was actually craving the taste of the coffee.
-I also want to throw in that I've been feeling queasy for a couple days before my BFP. The queasiness also led to gagging with different things (like brushing my teeth).
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My symptoms were:
*Emotional. Beautiful things were so beautiful that I could hardly stand it. And I would cry over the smallest thing. Not just tear up, ball my eyes out.
*Boobies were sore like they usually are before period, but much more painful and for a MUCH longer time.
*I would suddenly forget the most basic part of my job in the middle of a sentance - just go blank and say "uhhhhh..."
*I suddenly started eating hot dogs with cheese ketchup and mayonaise. I can't even remember the last time I ate a hot dog. Also one time at the grocery store I got the idea of mac n cheese in my head and couldn't stop thinking about it until I got home and made some - homemade. it was delicious!
*Everywhere I went something smelld wierd. And also a wierd taste in my mouth. Some people say it tastes metallic, but for me it wasn't metallic. Just wierd.
*One morning while I was brushing my teeth, all of the sudden I gagged. Normally when I brush my toungue I gag a little, but this time I actually threw up! Disgusting. (TMI, but hey, that's why we're here, right!)
I think that's it. Even after all of these things, I still thought it was all in my head. When I got that BFP I was in shock. I absolutely didn't believe it. Looking back, duh! It was so obvious!
I was extremly tired and worn out, and had cramps since I had ovulated.
Not much really, and believe me, I was on the look-out for anything!!
From 8DPO I became quite tired and had to go to bed at least 2 hours earlier than normal.
My boobies started getting sore and sensitive as well, but not more than normal before my period used to show up.
Missed period on my due date.
My breasts were sore and sensitive and I had mild cramps.
I thought I was finally just getting my period. I was already 10 days overdue, but since my periods used to be irregular anyways I did not give it too much thought.
Then my boobs felt a lot better again, but suddenly they got MUCH bigger... then I was already suspicious, but I still did not want to start hoping.. (cause we were trying for 16 months already and nothing seemed to work.. *lol*)
3 days ago then, I woke up and felt so nauseous that I decided to do a test... and then another... and then a third one.. Just to be sure...
And now I am nauseous all day long.... Oh happy pregnancy!
My symptoms included:
Late AF
Very tired (all the time!)
Increased appetite
My skin broke out (face and back)
Slight cramping
No sore boobs
Got my on 10/10/08 at 14 DPO...here were my symptoms:
Here were my symptoms:
-Cramping unlike I've ever had before (it started at O and lingered for several days after). Felt like AF was on her way!
-Twinges/Pinching feeling in uterus area
-Constipated & gassy
-Pimples on my face (like I'm a teenager again)
-Upset Stomach (not really nausea, but more like an empty/burning feeling, almost like I feel like diahhrea is coming on, but it doesn't - sorry TMI)
-Increased appetite...usually I'm not in the mood to eat right when I wake up, but I've been hungry 1st thing in the mornings.
Today I am getting waves of cramps,,,they kina feel like I got's ta go potty #2 but I don't,,,and I'm kinda worried,,and feeling kinda bloated (fyi,I just downed 2 cups of engery shake). GEEZ,,AF never lets us forget,,,I feel like a munchkin and the wicked witch is gonna land in munchkinland
I had the cramps like that too. It was hard. They were mild, but lasted all day long for a couple days at a time. Then went away, then came back for a couple days. It's been a few weeks since I've had them, though.
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funny metallic taste in mouth, dry mouth, nausea, sleepy
first sign was an increase in my sense of smell, then period cramps, and finally really sore boobs, so bad that I had to get DH to massage them, for medical purposes only of course!
My boobs were so totally sore, I was tired, and dizzy. Oh. And *****y. The only thing I crave is fruit. Mainly nectarines and grapes.
Heartburn, bad cramps, tired, very bad cramps, sore breasts, did I mention very very bad cramps and a bit crabby to say the least LOL My cramps have finally stopped. I didn't have any yesterday 11/5/08 or today. I am so relieved.
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I just found out I'm PG on Halloween. I have NO clue how far along, because my periods are seriously irregular (last period was end of May, I know I'm not that far along!) But, my symptoms were/are...
*very, very, very sore boobs!
*cramping like AF was about to come (it's why I didn't test at first, I seriously thought AF was coming at anytime!)
*gassy, upset stomach after meals (no nausea, didn't have any with DS either)
*very, very tired!
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It was late Friday night when a Madison Heights police officer, a 15 year veteran of the force, just finished a full day.
Lieutenant Bob Anderson said he "was on the way home from working a double shift" when he noticed a car parked close to a wall inside a Walgreens parking lot and thought it was suspicious.
"He turned around on John R about a block south of there," Anderson explained. "That's when he witnessed the assault in progress at the car wash."
A fight but it was not a fair one. Twin brothers from Rochester Hills were no match for the three young men who were on the attack robbing them and beating them brutally with baseball bats. I bet they never thought a cop would witness their crime.
He quickly called 9-1-1, then Anderson said, "Our officer's first priority was, in his mind, to get that license plate, which he did."
The officer followed the suspects as far as he could. We were told they bailed in their getaway car, but they left some baggage behind.
"Jason Morgan was left at the scene by his friends," said Anderson.
Police later arrested 29-year-old Morgan and another suspect, 28-year-old Shawn Nesbitt. They are both from Clinton Township. Their bonds are set at $1.5 million.
"This was a very violent crime. These two victims were innocently beaten," Anderson remarked. "It appears that the crime was a retaliation, but it was the wrong target."
Two 35-year-old men who were defenseless against their attackers.
"Got seriously beat down, repeatedly hit with these baseball bats amongst their head and their body," Anderson said. "One brother reports that he was struck at least 20 times."
If it were not for the keen instincts of that one cop, Anderson said, "We might be investigating a homicide at this time."
Ironically as we were putting this story together the victims showed up at the car wash. One said he had to get staples in the back of his head and his wrist is broken. The other said "they messed my spleen up" and that he had to get 20 staples in his head.
"I thought I was going to get killed with [those] bats hitting me all the time. They kept on kicking me and robbed me for my wallet and my money," one of the victims said.
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I was not truly committed to crossanterie investigations sad to say.#110 - croissant and confiture
Look at the multitude of fine layers here - dense yet so light and crunchy..
Be guided by the Le Figaro's research.
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The HUNGREY BEARS MUST BE FED only the BEST croissants! :)ReplyDelete
Ah Breakfast is served. With the finest croissants smothered in thick yummy Jam & served with tea or maybe hot chocolate.. How lovely is that first thing in the morning!!?
As for tasting bites only... I don't think so. ;)
Wonder how long a virtual breakfast will last?? Is that like eating Chinese food? lol
OMG! Look at those layers in the Pierre Hermé croissant! Now I am craving that buttery crispy crunch...with some confiture superb...yum.
Mouth watering this am. I love croissants as they should be.
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Oh yes cris with hot chocolate or some cafe au lait!! That is even better. Thanks for feeding this hungry bear PB. JCReplyDelete
I think your version of the taste test sounds much more satisfying. I am adding the Pierre Herme croissant to my must do's for my upcoming trip in July.
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I put off the Pierre Herme croissant for a long time, not wanting to believe that the Roi de Macarons could be equally successful with the flaky pastry. Boy, was I wrong. They are deliceux! It's best to get them in the morning when they are freshly baked. And once they run out, that's it for the day as I've tried unsuccesfully several times to nab one in the afternoon. Your watercolors are gorgeous. More beautiful than the real thing! Bises, Ms. GlazeReplyDelete
I love my croissant dipped into coffe or even better hot chocolate. Am I a Philistine?ReplyDelete
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This is so true Ms. Glaze!
YOU MUST EAT your croissants in the morning, the earlier the better.
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This is motivation enought to get out of your bed and rush out to the patisserie.
Don't be surprised to find others seeking the same Mecca of taste.
7AM is not too early to start out on your croissant search.
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Lemon tarte tastings
Macaron tastings
And now croissant tests and tasting.
Your intentions are not honorable!
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I'm going to Iceland next vacation.
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There is nothing, and I do mean NOTHING like a true French croissant!!!!
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Another blow to my pre-Christmas diet! Tomorrow I'm definitely going to wake up needing a croissant.ReplyDelete
I look forward to my own taste test when I visit Paris in Aug/08...I am making notes!! I have NOT been by for some time//lots going on ...your art work continues to be my favorite water colors!! hugs NGReplyDelete
When we were in Fano, Italy, awaiting a train, we stopped by a cafe for croissants and hot chocolate - but I passed on the beverage, because the croissants were filled with chocolate... pudding? custard? some yummy, chocolately-creamy thing and heavily dusted with powdered sugar... Wow... I'm still craving those croissants...ReplyDelete
Beautiful artwork, I've been to Paris three times, I also go GA-GA! pour les beaux desserts!ReplyDelete
I do not see any pain au chocolat, dommage. :(
I just can't get enough of them...the ever-so-slightly-melted slim bar of chocolat inside the flaky, airy croissant....miam!
I just read your comment about saving the papers. I am obsessed with savingthe paper bags and papers to hold onto the bread with too. When we lived in France, I included them in my letters to friends....and no one seemed to understand why I sent them.