Let me tell you our story;
We check into Asia Hotel on the 6th floor and everything seems just fine until the next morning.
We were getting ready for breakfast and I couldn't find my bracelets which was left on the table the nite before.
Me and my wife search and cleared that table and still no sight of my bracelet until we turn away momentarily and when we turn back low and behold there it was on the table right in front of our eyes.
Both of us were stunned. We requested for a change of room but since is a saturday is all fully booked up and we stayed for the rest of the night
WE didnt quite had a good night sleep though we didnt see or felt any thing unusual but we did pray well.
When we return, we browse through the web and were shock to learn that Asia Hotel Bangkok is one of the top Ten most haunted hotel in Asia.

I think is 4 star punya hotel lah 

I think First House Hotel also is one of them and might have others that are not posted
Which radio station you heard about bangkok hotel haunted

Sound interesting. Will tuned in to that station sometime and if you hear further story from the radio please share especially the name of the hotel.
We are now more careful in booking hotel locally and aboard   

The floating market, how it works 1? The seller sitting in sampan and u also sit in sampan? The sampan rarely overturns right?

Well, I have never heard of that sampans overturning in the floating market before lah. Maybe very rare?
Which one are you planning on going to?
I've been to the one in Amphawa and it was lovely. It was where the locals go to instead of the touristy one, the Damnoan Saduk. But it's about 4 hours away, and you don't get to sit in a boat and haggle with the sellers lah.
Only the sellers are in the sampans. And you buy from them by the riverside.
The things are cheap and lots of local food to try there. I missed it! 

Well, my friends had been before and they went on the sampan.
But I think it's bigger than the average sampan. I think. Not very sure.
Are you going on a tour? If it is really a concern, perhaps there's an option for you to walk on the side instead?
Sorry for not being more reassuring. 

Usual tour will use motorized boat from outskirt of market (Roughly 15 minutes) to the center of market itself. After that you have option either to hire a sampan (extra pay) or just walk by yourself.

If photo taking, usually will be grand palace, the temples nearby to palace, the river cruise (normal one will do), railway market and floating market...

Hmmmm grand palace + one of many temples + river cruise will prolly take half a day if just walk thru. For palace u can have guides to explain the place which this will consume time. If self tour prolly possible.

About railway market, still possible but not sure if to go morning will be better choice...

Quite tough to do all mention in single day.

Ahhh. Going with girlfriend. Don't know want to go Terminal 21 or Platinum Mall.

save ur $$ go singapore or hongkong buy

If memory serves me right Wat arun is the one by the river? That's why I recommend normal river cruise to take picture of the temples..

Ancient city is very nice. Seen a lot of nice pictures of it..

If take the water taxi aka normal river cruise you will passby those temples and grand palace. Therefore it will be good for photo taking during night time.

For grand palace, I normally just take a cab directly. If wanna save cost, you can actually go to taksin pier to take water taxi accross the river then walk to grand palace.

What kind of facilities are you refering to? Don Mueng was BKK international airport. U just need to touch down and take yr taxi to your destination

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Added on December 17, 2012, 11:12 am

If you stay near BTS...u can take BTs to Saphan Taksin http://www.google.com.my/imgres?imgurl=htt...Q9QEwBA&dur=226

From the station just walk to the pier.Ask ppl how to walk to pier as you come out...when u c boats & river that's the one and the local ppl use it for daily transportation. From this pier, it will take you to (stop at Tha Thien pier) Wat Arun. From Tha Thien pier, take another ferry to cross the river. Then cross back again to go to Wat Pho (Reclining buddha) and Grand palace.

And you can also take the fery to Chinatown or Khaosan Rd. Or else take a tuk tuk to Flower mkt if you are interested.