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[QUOTE=Hummer Bird] I am dreading 14hrs in the HK airport, and having one of the great pussy resources go to waste.
Hummer Bird[/QUOTE]
My vote would be a sauna trip to Macau - go to Macau sauna review thread for more details. Perfect venue for 14 hrs - wash up, get massage, eat,relax, fuck, sleep, eat, fuck some more, wash up and back to airport.....;) Total cost equal to one night in HK hotel!
[QUOTE=Scribe]For Indos, go to Victoria Park in Causeway Bay. That's the location of choice for Indonesian maids to hang out on their day off.[/QUOTE]
I usually stay at Park Lane Hotel, right next to the Park. On Sunday both the Park and good part of Causeway Bay near the MTR/Park Lane area is jammed packed with maids - twosomes and threesomes probably available if you're up for it!
Most of the passports can get at least 14 days tourist stay permit on arrival in HK. Even most third world country passports are under this category as HK does not have Embassies outside. For more details see
[QUOTE]immd.gov.hk/ehtml/hkvisas_4.htm[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Hummer Bird]This may seem like a DUH!, but does anyone know about short term visas issues if one is traveling through HK with an overnight layover. I am dreading 14hrs in the HK airport, and having one of the great pussy resources go to waste.
How about a short time mongering VISA eh?:=)
Please contribute any info.
Cheers
Hummer Bird[/QUOTE]
Can anyone recommend a hotel close to the Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, Sheung Wan?
I will be arriving late in the evening and want to catch an early morning ferry out.
[QUOTE=Lobo220]Can anyone recommend a hotel close to the Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, Sheung Wan? I will be arriving late in the evening and want to catch an early morning ferry out.[/QUOTE]
You can get the ferry to Macau before HKG immigration at Chep Lap Kok (duh, that's Hong Kong International Airport). Talk to your airline about how that can be done. Info is also at HKGs own website too.
Gyaos.
[QUOTE=Gyaos]You can get the ferry to Macau before HKG immigration at Chep Lap Kok (duh, that's Hong Kong International Airport). Talk to your airline about how that can be done. Info is also at HKGs own website too.
Gyaos.[/QUOTE]Thanks for your reply but I arrive after the last ferry of the night. As a result I have to stay overnite in HK and catch the ferry in the morning.
[QUOTE=Neuromancer]You already know about Noble Sauna. Carnival in North Point has a very nice pool (it has recently re-opened! ) which is nicer than Noble IMO. Sun Hot Sauna in East TST has one as well, though I think that there have been recent reports about Sun Hot going "veggie" (ie. No happy ending). Another place in Jordan (directly behind National Court. Directly across from the car park entrance if I remember correctly) has a tiny pool, more like a hot tub really (sorry can't remember the name, Queen Sauna I think).
Other saunas which I've tried which do NOT have pools. Ocean King in North Point, Blue Sky in Causeway Bay.[/QUOTE]Carnival is very nice with good pool. No full service but good CBJ/HJ.
Sun Hot has pool but very "veggie" now.
Ocean King no pool but I had good "Full body massage" in fact when I was asked if I wanted full body massage the provider nearly fell over herself thanking me for requesting! Sorry, no detail but she was one of 2 I saw and both were an 8 IMHO.
[QUOTE=Lobo220]Can anyone recommend a hotel close to the Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, Sheung Wan?
I will be arriving late in the evening and want to catch an early morning ferry out.[/QUOTE]
If you arrive very late, there are no direct ferries from the airport.
If you make it to Sheung Wan, I believe there are ferries around the clock. No need to stay in HK. My vote would be to get to Macau and have fun right away. Check into a hotel or sauna in Macau instead. I often just stay in the casino and give them all my money (but that is another story altogether)!
Have fun.
On a Sunday you should go in the New Makati Club in Wanchai. from 2 p.m. until evening it is packed with all kind of maids celebrating their day off. i picked up several of them for free in the past. Good Luck!
[QUOTE=Benjao]Hi guys,
Thanks a lot for all your pictures and report I was wondering if anyone could help me here?
I would like to know where is the best place to meet with Filipino, Thai, Indonesian girl on a week day afternoon?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Lobo220]Thanks for your reply but I arrive after the last ferry of the night. As a result I have to stay overnite in HK and catch the ferry in the morning.[/QUOTE]
Ferries SheungWan- Macau runs 24/7
SEAJ
[QUOTE=SE Asia Joe]Ferries SheungWan- Macau runs 24/7
SEAJ[/QUOTE]
You can catch A11 or E21 bus to Hong Kong Island which the first stop after crossing the tunnel onto Hong Kong Island is Shun Tak ferry terminal where the ferries run just about all night but the sailings get further apart later in the night.
A11 is the Express Bus and costs $40.00 HKD. The E11 is the overnight bus and costs $22.00 HKD, but makes many more stops. So the buses also run 24/7. If you want to go quick, the Airport Express train will still be running 'til 1am, take it to Hong Kong Station, hop on the train one stop to Sheung Wan (they run 'til just before 1am), walk to the Ferry Terminal, Terbojet is 24/7. In fact, you can just stand by for the nearest time Ferry, even if you buy a ticket for a Ferry 1 hour from that time. Or take a taxi from the airport to the Ferry Terminal. They'll get you there.
A note to the board, big thanks for the S1 bus tip to the Tung Chung line! Only $3.5 HKD, small walk to the train and it's only $20.50 to Admiralty from there! Transfer from Hong Kong Station to the MTR underground was a walk, but a free transfer! It was fun!
Gyaos.
[QUOTE=Bob Builder]You can catch A11 or E21 bus to Hong Kong Island which the first stop after crossing the tunnel onto Hong Kong Island is Shun Tak ferry terminal where the ferries run just about all night but the sailings get further apart later in the night.[/QUOTE]Thanks but this doesnt work for me. I am going to Shenzhen airport and ferry service does not run 24 hours. I need to spend the night in HK and want to be close to the ferry for an early morning departure.
Airport buses are notoriously slow because of the traffic and all the traffic lights in Hong Kong.
If you are going to centra, wanchai , ferry to Macau take the train.
If you are going to your hotel in mongkok,tst onthe kowloon side take the A21 bus which goes along nathan road.
[QUOTE=Lobo220]Thanks but this doesnt work for me. I am going to Shenzhen airport and ferry service does not run 24 hours. I need to spend the night in HK and want to be close to the ferry for an early morning departure.[/QUOTE]
Cross border van service is available 24 hours at Hong Kong airport. You can go to either Shenzhen or to Shenzhen airport. Lots of hotels in SZ, don't know about hotels near SZ airport.
Cheers,
BD