[QUOTE=Boarer;1151832]Most hotels in HK are girl friendly and room rates are normally for double occupancy. JJ has / or had free wifi so we expect prompt updates or live streaming.[/QUOTE]Shit its booked out
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[QUOTE=Boarer;1151832]Most hotels in HK are girl friendly and room rates are normally for double occupancy. JJ has / or had free wifi so we expect prompt updates or live streaming.[/QUOTE]Shit its booked out
[QUOTE=Henio;1151628]Try JJ hotel. You will find it via asiatravel. Com. Although only rated as 2 star hotel, the rooms are similar or better than f. Ex. Wharney or Metropark. The only missing thing (hence the 2 stars) are lobby or other similar public spaces as the hotel is only on few stories of the building and the checkin is just a small open office on one of those floors. Other than that it is a great place to stay IMO.[/QUOTE]Thanks for this good information. The hotel has a web site and there are good reviews. So much so that I have booked it for my next visit and saved over HK$300 a night compared to the Charterhouse just along the road where I often stay as it is very convenient for everything.
Over 2 weeks it is a considerable saving but no doubt the savings will be frittered away on wine, women and song. I have passed the hotel often on my way to Wan Chai but never thought to make enquiries about it.
[QUOTE=Jackthelad2; 1151949]Thanks for this good information. The hotel has a web site and there are good reviews. So much so that I have booked it for my next visit and saved over HK$300 a night compared to the Charterhouse just along the road where I often stay as it is very convenient for everything.
Over 2 weeks it is a considerable saving but no doubt the savings will be frittered away on wine, women and song. I have passed the hotel often on my way to Wan Chai but never thought to make enquiries about it. [/QUOTE]You're welcome. Another one I have found to be of ok value is the Wesley. It is a bit worn and some rooms smell slightly funky (but so do the rooms at the Wharney). Kind of mildew smell. Have had it via asiatravel. Com around same prices as JJ and the location is very good. The rooms at Wesley are probably the largest one I have had of the 3-4* "budget" hotels in WanChai.
[QUOTE=Jackthelad2; 1151949]Thanks for this good information. The hotel has a web site and there are good reviews. So much so that I have booked it for my next visit and saved over HK$300 a night compared to the Charterhouse just along the road where I often stay as it is very convenient for everything.
Over 2 weeks it is a considerable saving but no doubt the savings will be frittered away on wine, women and song. I have passed the hotel often on my way to Wan Chai but never thought to make enquiries about it.[/QUOTE]For two weeks, you might look at a serviced apartment. Plenty being advertised in the main areas around Hong Kong Island. However, would make sure there is daily room cleaning and new sheets. Again, many on the Internet.
Does anybody here have current or recent pricing on the cost Vitamin C and V at the chemist next to K Pressure?
Small story of mine.
Some years ago during my first HK visit, one of most challenging adventure was to use 141 walk-up-service. Selected a lady whom did look good in my view. Called before hit the street. Got answered by pretty weak english talented girl, not pimp. Made my reservation and I had printed out pics of street from site. Found easily the street. House numbers were damn difficult. Street was busy with small shops and it was around 5PM or so business was hectic. Heat, fear that I'm relly late made my pulse to raise. Finally found building that matched the pics. No entrance, just shops. Darn I was worried. Went to small shop what was also on my pics and asked the sales lady where is the appartment and entrance I been seaching. No words of english just mad go away signs. Got more frustrated but wanted my pussy. Went opposite of street into store and man over there did speak quite good english. He pointed me just to walk thru the shop of mad women I ealier encounted. Had no reason to be afraid so I did. Back of small shop was indeed door to alley and there stairs to up. That same sales lady came to shout me something, but didn't care.
My next task was to cram me up with stairs full of stuff like bicycles, laundry, trash. It was tricky to found right level. They had kind of half of levels and corridors inside each level were not well marked. But once again I had even pic of correct level. Found it and went into maze of doors. Oh, fuck. Nowhere the number I was looking for. Got to call to girl. Did and she luckily understood I was almost there. Got sudden tapping on my shoulder and there she was behind of me. Went into his flat and I could say this was NOT the girl in pics. Asked again the price. It has doubled since add was put into 141. Me foreign guy, me lot of money, me pay. No way. Told that that was rip off price and girl get mad or it was theatre. No other option to go back into street and back to hotel. Very upset, but had my adventure.
[QUOTE=Flyboy 2000;1152673]Does anybody here have current or recent pricing on the cost Vitamin C and V at the chemist next to K Pressure?[/QUOTE]400 HKD for 4 large C pills.
Thanks TW!
Hi there?
My company will move me to Hong Kong soon. Is there a Gang Bang Group. I a mean a group of men (e. G. 3-4) who buys one girl for some hours?
Please let me know?
[QUOTE=Timewaster;1152929]400 HKD for 4 large C pills.[/QUOTE]. And the local chemist at said location also recommends you break the 20 mg pills in half. As she puts it, 'that does the trick for most customers! '
[QUOTE=Headline; 1153476]Hi there?
My company will move me to Hong Kong soon. Is there a Gang Bang Group. I a mean a group of men (e. G. 3-4) who buys one girl for some hours?
Please let me know? [/QUOTE]Hi Headline,
To the best of my knowledge none of us here ever buys a girl and I am certain buying and selling human beings are very much illegal, at least here in Hong Kong. We do however pay for a service, which is performed by an adult human being on her own free will.
Be safe and considerate,
APAC Man
[QUOTE=Apac Man; 1153808]Hi Headline,
To the best of my knowledge none of us here ever buys a girl and I am certain buying and selling human beings are very much illegal, at least here in Hong Kong. We do however pay for a service, which is performed by an adult human being on her own free will.
Be safe and considerate,
APAC Man[/QUOTE]I think Headline comes from some deep area of the USA where it is quite normal to use that expression "buy".
Had a guy who said "I want to buy you a dinner"
Sounded quite rude to me, but each one his own.
I understood it was a normale expression when he also said "let me buy you a taxi": was quite clear he was not heading to the car dealer to purchase a car for me.
[QUOTE=Headline; 1153476]Hi there?
My company will move me to Hong Kong soon. Is there a Gang Bang Group. I a mean a group of men (e. G. 3-4) who buys one girl for some hours?
Please let me know? [/QUOTE]Yes, there are gang bang groups in Hong Kong. One girl I met some time ago told me that she had sex with 4 men at the same time.
Hi Gang,
Have just relocated to HK from the wintry climes of Beijing and wanted to say Hello, and introduce myself. I see some familiar Beijing names in the forum posts and I look forward to making acquaintances here. Will be in HK until next year when I head back to Beijing. While Beijing may have the Northern Sisters, after reading the forum here I see I must spend some time leaning more about lovely Filipinas I read so much about.
Cheers.
[QUOTE=Pussycheck;1153981]Yes, there are gang bang groups in Hong Kong. One girl I met some time ago told me that she had sex with 4 men at the same time.[/QUOTE]Wouldn't there be a three-hole limit to 'at the same time' or was she also giving a handjob to one? :P