Hong Kong Club Reports

All your info may be stored on the computer, but every time I've been there they have demanded to see my VIP card and write down the card number. Especially beware the valet service. Last night, I was getting my parking ticket validated at the valet stand outside and sure enough, the HK valet / chauffeur "forgot" to give me back my VIP card. I stood there waiting after he gave me the parking validation stub and finally he handed me the VIP card after I pointed at it on his desk. He got a tip anyway from me, but I wonder if the HK staff sell the "forgotten" VIP cards at a discount to their buddies so they can get free drinks and perks at HK club? This would explain why they make you buy a new one even though your data is on the computer. The "forgotten" VIP card has already been sold to a local for $10.

[QUOTE=ClamSlammer;2059311]Their policy may have changed but a couple years ago I lost my card and they would not replace it unless I paid the full $50 for a new membership. But you can check in using your name to receive your benefits because your info is stored in the computer.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2059267]Go to front desk. If you remember your name on the card, HK will replace it on the spot, but won't mail it.[/QUOTE]Lost mine Friday, they would not replace the card!

You may consider taking a picture of the card into your phone. If you lose it, you can show HK the pic to prove you bought it. Maybe HK would budge.

But they will probably suspect you gave the card to your friend, then make the lost claim to have a second one, so 2 can use on alternate days.

[QUOTE=Tomjackin;2059657]Lost mine Friday, they would not replace the card![/QUOTE]Why replace it for free, if they can get another $50 from you?

Note: That policy might vary depending on how much of a regular customer you are.

[QUOTE=Travv;2059560]All your info may be stored on the computer, but every time I've been there they have demanded to see my VIP card and write down the card number. Especially beware the valet service. Last night, I was getting my parking ticket validated at the valet stand outside and sure enough, the HK valet / chauffeur "forgot" to give me back my VIP card. I stood there waiting after he gave me the parking validation stub and finally he handed me the VIP card after I pointed at it on his desk. He got a tip anyway from me, but I wonder if the HK staff sell the "forgotten" VIP cards at a discount to their buddies so they can get free drinks and perks at HK club? This would explain why they make you buy a new one even though your data is on the computer. The "forgotten" VIP card has already been sold to a local for $10.[/QUOTE]It's a shame that the HK staff and crew need to go to this low end scam, and with all the $$ we all spend at HK maybe it's time the management needs to know that this scam is up and on all of our radar screens.

I will be in HK this weekend celebrating with a few friends.

TTM.

I suspect guys may be abusing the VIP cards. They can have 7 guys use the same card for free beers 7 days a week. That won't bankrupt Hong Kong, just [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url] the owner off. Hehe. So he orders front desk to play hard ass.

I forgot my card a few times at HK valet and front desk, also at Cascada reception. Later they would just return my card with sly smiles. I think you are right. If you are regular customers, getting drunk in HK a few nights a week, and the front desk knows who you are, they won't screw you and will treat you fairly.

Apparently there have been lots of abuses of the HK system. The owner recently clamped down and tightened procedures. HK's VIP perks, and the discount coupons for non VIPs, are very good values. Initially I thought they were gimmicks, not real, but HK has been honoring them for me all along for years without excuses. That's a lot better than any club in Socal. They could learn from the HK guys.

IMHO HK's management has been straight and fair with their customers.

[QUOTE=LixerGood;2059825]Why replace it for free, if they can get another $50 from you?

Note: That policy might vary depending on how much of a regular customer you are.[/QUOTE]

Hey guys,

Maybe a bit of a silly question, but I'm heading to HK tomorrow for the first time and was wondering if there was any sort of a dress code? Will be arriving around 2 pm and plan on staying until the early hours of the following morning. Are shorts, flip flops, t-shirt OK? Nice looking stuff, not board shorts or anything like that. Linen shorts, plain cotton T. Generally all I wear this time of year, I get way too hot in pants. Will be leaving my bag at my hotel in SD.

Thanks in advance!

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2059267]Go to front desk. If you remember your name on the card, HK will replace it on the spot, but won't mail it.

[/QUOTE]Last Friday night, I lost my VIP card somewhere in the S / T room. The customer service dude at HK told me there is no replacing the card. Instead, he wrote down my information on a piece of paper, including the card number. I used that to get back to the border. HK did not have a driver, so they paid for the cab.

Last night, my favorite customer service chica was working the desk, and she confirmed there is no card replacement. I used that same paper to get my drink. I went to the S / T room and used that same paper, but lo and behold, the guy at the desk smiled and gave me my original card.

It would really help to provide correct information on this board so we can really help others!

They replace your card with a piece of paper, giving you the VIP privileges.

So what's your complaint?

[QUOTE=Tomjackin;2060942]Last Friday night, I lost my VIP card somewhere in the S / T room. The customer service dude at HK told me there is no replacing the card. Instead, he wrote down my information on a piece of paper, including the card number. I used that to get back to the border. HK did not have a driver, so they paid for the cab.

Last night, my favorite customer service chica was working the desk, and she confirmed there is no card replacement. I used that same paper to get my drink. I went to the S / T room and used that same paper, but lo and behold, the guy at the desk smiled and gave me my original card.

It would really help to provide correct information on this board so we can really help others![/QUOTE]

Hey fellas,

Haven't been to Tijuana in awhile. What's the going rate for FS or BJ?

Also, heard there was a club that have booths with 2 way mirrors? Anyone know the name?

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Marmite77;2060931]Hey guys,

Maybe a bit of a silly question, but I'm heading to HK tomorrow for the first time and was wondering if there was any sort of a dress code? Will be arriving around 2 pm and plan on staying until the early hours of the following morning. Are shorts, flip flops, t-shirt OK? Nice looking stuff, not board shorts or anything like that. Linen shorts, plain cotton T. Generally all I wear this time of year, I get way too hot in pants. Will be leaving my bag at my hotel in SD.

Thanks in advance![/QUOTE]There is no dress code in HK. You can wear whatever you want and fit in just fine.

Nice, clean casual clothes are fine, anything you feel comfortable in.

The girls and club workers really don't care what you wear, but obviously they would not allow malodorous homeless people in rags into the club.

In hot summer months I have seen guys in shorts, T shirts, tank tops, flip flops, but no barefoot allowed due to possible broken glass residues on the floor.

[QUOTE=Marmite77;2060931]Hey guys,

Maybe a bit of a silly question, but I'm heading to HK tomorrow for the first time and was wondering if there was any sort of a dress code? Will be arriving around 2 pm and plan on staying until the early hours of the following morning. Are shorts, flip flops, t-shirt OK? Nice looking stuff, not board shorts or anything like that. Linen shorts, plain cotton T. Generally all I wear this time of year, I get way too hot in pants. Will be leaving my bag at my hotel in SD.

Thanks in advance![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2060021]
IMHO HK's management has been straight and fair with their customers.[/QUOTE]You mean FREQUENT customers.

I had to change dates for my next trip out west. Good news is the wait is shorter. Bad news (I think) is I'll be there during the week as opposed to the weekend. My question: what is the biggest difference in HK girls (or standing girls for that matter) during the week, is it quantity, quality, or both?

If it's quantity, I'm good with that. I've been there mostly on weekends when you can hardly walk and tables aren't available. But wonder if quality really drops too. Surely I can find 1 chica to my taste each night, no?

HK was packed Saturday night. Talent was poor until 9 but as soon as the talent started coming in so did the crowds. By 11 I was rubbing up against more dicks than pussy. The girls seemed put off with the crowds. There were many beauties but the dense crowds ruined some of the fun.

Didn't f** any HK girls last night but received an amazing CBJ from Tina in the alley by HK. She was average appearance but I liked the way she looked at me. I payed for full service but kept telling her not to stop sucking. I am on the larger size of average and she was coming close to taking the whole thing in her mouth. Did a couple other alley girls but nothing worth talking about.

I am leaving Monday morning so we will see how things go today.