We loves him, one of a kind!
Apr 19, 2010
complimentary from our guest
Mehmet is one of our guest who rode "the" bike from Turkey to Thailand, and more countries to go! He was walked to us and asked to stay for 1 or 2 nights. It turned out to be more than 20 nights in a row.
Created with flickr slideshow.
We loves him, one of a kind!
We loves him, one of a kind!
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Apr 13, 2010
Happy Thai's new year to you!

Sawaddee Songkran to ALL!! This time of the year in Thailand is the HOSTTEST time to all people in Bkk, so I think our ancestor might have created the amazing ceremony,,,just to cool us down, lol!
For guest who will check in around this week, we have prepared some Thai-traditional-meet-Thai-hip-style complimentary souvenir to you all.

It is a combination of Traditional Thai bowl, which our ancestor had used to sprinkle a little water to each other(very classy, huh?) and a tiny hip-style water gun:)
I know, in Thailand and especially in Bkk, we got a Big ISSUE about the redshirt protest right now. I have to say amazingly that the guests are still coming to stay with us from all around the world, such as Germany, Wales, Hongkong, USA, India, Italy, Turkey and France. I have asked them myself about how they felt about the situation, since they are actually in the middle of Bkk right now??! They all say that they are fine! and also admitted that in the news,,,,sometime it is over exaggerated.
As i always tell our lovely guests:
1. just keep the red outfits in your luggage
2. don't try to run in the middle of the protest area/people
3. keep your hands and feet in your vehicle, incase that the redshirts are running around on the street
4. take a lot of photos and enjoy the weird but great experience in Bkk:)
with loves and fun,
Minnie
Apr 1, 2010
Thai Splash Festival: Songkran!!
In Thailand we do have 3 seasons which are hot, hotter and HOTTEST! Now we are really closed to the HOTTEST season. The Old Charm team is waiting to accommodate any guest to this beautiful and fun splash festival that is called Songkran.
The traditions of Songkran have a long history and are still observed in the Thai homeland of Sipsong Panna in southwestern China, in Laos and in northern Burma. Songkran or the Thai New Year, is actually the occasion of the passing of the sun from Taurus into Aries. It is a solar event and it marks the beginning of a new astrological year, and this is very important in Thailand. Songkran day is always on April 13.
The Thai New Year celebration will be held on April 12,13 and 14 but to be honest an entire week will be filled with fun in Bangkok.
The most obvious celebration of Songkran is the throwing of water. People roam the streets with containers of water or water guns (sometimes mixed with mentholated talc), or post themselves at the side of roads with a garden hose and drench each other and passersby. This, however, was not always the main activity of this festival. Songkran was traditionally a time to visit and pay respects to elders, including family members, friends and neighbors.

Cheers!
Minnie
The traditions of Songkran have a long history and are still observed in the Thai homeland of Sipsong Panna in southwestern China, in Laos and in northern Burma. Songkran or the Thai New Year, is actually the occasion of the passing of the sun from Taurus into Aries. It is a solar event and it marks the beginning of a new astrological year, and this is very important in Thailand. Songkran day is always on April 13.
The Thai New Year celebration will be held on April 12,13 and 14 but to be honest an entire week will be filled with fun in Bangkok.
The most obvious celebration of Songkran is the throwing of water. People roam the streets with containers of water or water guns (sometimes mixed with mentholated talc), or post themselves at the side of roads with a garden hose and drench each other and passersby. This, however, was not always the main activity of this festival. Songkran was traditionally a time to visit and pay respects to elders, including family members, friends and neighbors.

Cheers!
Minnie
Jan 19, 2010
New Friends at The Old Charm
At The Old Charm Hostel, we are not only a wonderful place to rest and relax in Bangkok, but also a community where new friends around the world are made and meaningful conversations exchange.
The above pictures are our new friends at The Old Charm from around the world: USA, Germany, France, Canada, South Africa, Singapore, South Korea, Indonesia, and etc.
We hope we will see you and have a chance to become friend with you in the near future!
Cheers,
Mickey & Minnie
The Old Charm Hostel Team
Jan 17, 2010
Discounted for the Buddha-suites room on Friday Night!
The Old Charm Hostel is located next to the Tree House restaurant. The Tree House restaurant is a night restaurant that opens at 6PM and closes at 2AM. We have been observing that on Friday night the restaurant is a quite a popular place for people to celebrate the starting of their weekend. As a result, the noise level at the hostel on Friday tends to be at a high level until 2AM. The room that has the most impact on the noise level is the Buddha-suites room. Thus, because of the noise level, we are giving a 200-Bahts discount for our guests who stay in the Buddha-suites room on Friday. To sum up, the cost to stay in the Buddha-suites room is 1350 Bahts/room/night (maximum 2 people). The discount policy will be applied to any reservation made after 12/03/2010.
Thank you very much and we hope this will prevent any unexpected surprised of our guests towards our room condition and environment from now on! :)
Nov 12, 2009
The first glimpse of our room!
I am very excited to show you the following pictures. We just finish the final touch of some of our room decorations. I am telling you this...you can spend an entire day, relaxing and reading your favorite books at this fascinated and serene place. Take a look and get a feeling of how lovely our rooms are like.
Hope to see you soon :)
A swing chair in front of the room, by the lovely pond with fascinated Victoria lotus
Another view of the room
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