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I will be getting into Hong Kong at 5am in the morning. I have hotel reservations in Wanchai later that day. I don't know if they will allow me to check into the hotel early so here is the dilemma. Do I go to Macau and spend the day there at a Sauna and get some rest (I know there will be no action at that hour) or does anybody else have any other ideas?
[QUOTE=Mongerer69;1188955]I will be getting into Hong Kong at 5am in the morning. I have hotel reservations in Wanchai later that day. I don't know if they will allow me to check into the hotel early so here is the dilemma. Do I go to Macau and spend the day there at a Sauna and get some rest (I know there will be no action at that hour) or does anybody else have any other ideas?[/QUOTE]Most hotels (4star and up) will let you check in early without penalty. Certainly, I would alert them to an early arrival (where they will say they cannot guarantee you a room). I would say, if your flight gets in 5am, you might not get to the hotel until 6am or much later. I know I would at least try and see what they say. Secondly, I would say you could at least check in and drop off your bags, and then go out, have breakie, or Macau, and ask them to call you (on your cell) when the room is available.
Worst case is that they will charge you half the night's fare to check in early. If you do, indeed, get there at 5am the chances are slim that they will give you a freebie. But, you are not the only one in HK getting off international flights at 5am. Showing up at 7am for check in is quite common,
Cheers
A week ago, I went back to find out 2 things at the place I always go. 1, how would it be like to have to ladies at the same time and 2, how can three people fit in that small room. Well, the place is 1.1 blocks away from Metropark hotel on Shanghai St. I have been going there for years when I am in town for a reliable source of fun. So I did it and requested for 2 girls. It was 390 x 2 for 45 min. Was taken to a different room much larger than the regular rooms. Then came in Apple and May. They were about a 6. 5 but they were super cool. They were way into it than I was. They were doing their best to provide me with whatever I wanted. They washed me and touched me all over. My body got a licking and they orally pleased me to compleation I just could not feel more wanted by these girls while I was with them. I walked away from the experience a little dissapointed though. Not how I expected it to be but it is no fault of the girls. I wanted them to also do each other but it was all about me. They just ate me up and gave a BBBJCIM. I FELT USED! Haaha. If you see them, these girls make a living tring to please us horny * so treat them well. I know it is not easy. At the end, Mamasan kept ringing the phone to say time is up and the girls had to rush out because they took care of me. 1 thing checked off the list. Play safe. Ramher
[QUOTE=Lalake; 1188982]Most hotels (4star and up) will let you check in early without penalty. Certainly, I would alert them to an early arrival (where they will say they cannot guarantee you a room). I would say, if your flight gets in 5am, you might not get to the hotel until 6am or much later. Showing up at 7am for check in is quite common,
Cheers[/QUOTE]Lots of hotel nowadays ask when one is planning to check out.
This way they can enter the time in their ssytem and have a better room management outcome.
So they are in a better position to determine whether there will be rooms made vacants in early hours of the day and assign them to an early bird.
It happens that people pay for a full night and leave the room around midnight for a nightly departure.
This way the room can be easilyt ready for an early bird, maybe at no cost.
Happened to me quite a few times to arrive very early (but not at 5am! Let's say 7 or so) and get the room with no extra fee: a bonus.
Especially if you plan to stay a few days, it should not represent an issue.
[QUOTE=OldAsiaHand; 1187976]I was in HK last weekend and the US Navy was in town. 6,000 drunken sailors in Wanchai. Neptune was charging a cover of 150 for 2 drinks and raking it in as many of them picked that place. Regular customers were exempt from the cover but the sailors had most of the talent occupied. Escape was less overwhelmed with them but they still made their presence known. I pulled a little Thai spinner early on Friday night since I was told by the MP that most of the sailors would be out and about until 2am.
On the other hand, there were a few drunken lady sailors in the lot. I thought about the chances of scoring one of them but then I woke up.
Wanchai with the Navy in town is to be avoided. Just my POV.
OAH[/QUOTE]Yep. I experienced this a couple of years ago. Since then I avoid HK when the Navy is in town. If possible.
Did you have a dream when you was thinking about the drunken lady sailors? Or after you met them?
And BTW: You can have a better experience with the lady rugby players in HK. You don't need to wait for the Navy.
[QUOTE=Mongerer69;1188955]I will be getting into Hong Kong at 5am in the morning. I have hotel reservations in Wanchai later that day. I don't know if they will allow me to check into the hotel early so here is the dilemma. Do I go to Macau and spend the day there at a Sauna and get some rest (I know there will be no action at that hour) or does anybody else have any other ideas?[/QUOTE]As Bionicman said you can be lucky and get to check in. Depending on the hotel (number of stars) , I have checked in early at hotels around the region and either gotten a room or got to preselect a room and have them move my luggage to the room when it becomes available. Some hotels have a safe and are willing to let you leave valuables until your return.
I have never tried, but I think there is a service to Macau direct from airport. Not sure if before or after immigration. You might be able to leave your bags at the left luggage and head straight to Macau. You might not have the option of prebooking services like you would at the Macau Ferry terminal on Hong Kong Island. Just be sure you have a late arrival guarantee; meaning paid $$$. Or just spend the first night in Macau and head to HK the next day. No rush then.
[QUOTE=OldAsiaHand; 1187976]I was in HK last weekend and the US Navy was in town. 6,000 drunken sailors in Wanchai. Neptune was charging a cover of 150 for 2 drinks and raking it in as many of them picked that place. Regular customers were exempt from the cover but the sailors had most of the talent occupied. Escape was less overwhelmed with them but they still made their presence known. I pulled a little Thai spinner early on Friday night since I was told by the MP that most of the sailors would be out and about until 2am.
On the other hand, there were a few drunken lady sailors in the lot. I thought about the chances of scoring one of them but then I woke up.
Wanchai with the Navy in town is to be avoided. Just my POV.
OAH[/QUOTE]They are better than the rugby group, IMHO. Not that bad. I actually enjoy watching their youthful antics. Only had a couple run ins but were sorted out with drinks and apologies from them.
Did see a real cute hispanic gal once that caught my attention but decided on a Filipina sure bet.
[QUOTE=Boarer;1189367]I have never tried, but I think there is a service to Macau direct from airport. Not sure if before or after immigration. You might be able to leave your bags at the left luggage and head straight to Macau. You might not have the option of prebooking services like you would at the Macau Ferry terminal on Hong Kong Island. Just be sure you have a late arrival guarantee; meaning paid $$$. Or just spend the first night in Macau and head to HK the next day. No rush then.[/QUOTE]Ferry for Macau from HKIA are BEFORE immigration and so BEFORE you can retrieve your luggage.
So you can haed to Macau at that very early hour with your luggage, lave it in the Macau ferry terminal (it is free for a certain amount of hours in your departure day, that by coincidence is alos your arrival day.
Do you business at a sauna (the ferry travel + bits and pieces will kill also some of theearly hours) and head to HK mid afternoon (not too late or you might get the commuting traffic)
You can arrive in HK (even if you departed from HKIA)
Ferry at HKIA are managed by the ferry companies, so there are no "agents" as in the HK ferry terminal where you can pre-book a sauna deal.
[QUOTE=Bionicman; 1189384]Ferry for Macau from HKIA are BEFORE immigration and so BEFORE you can retrieve your luggage.
So you can haed to Macau at that very early hour with your luggage, lave it in the Macau ferry terminal (it is free for a certain amount of hours in your departure day, that by coincidence is alos your arrival day.
Do you business at a sauna (the ferry travel + bits and pieces will kill also some of theearly hours) and head to HK mid afternoon (not too late or you might get the commuting traffic)
You can arrive in HK (even if you departed from HKIA)
Ferry at HKIA are managed by the ferry companies, so there are no "agents" as in the HK ferry terminal where you can pre-book a sauna deal.[/QUOTE]Thanks for info man. Always wondered about that service but never bothered to check it out.
[QUOTE=Whomer; 1189284]Yep. I experienced this a couple of years ago. Since then I avoid HK when the Navy is in town. If possible.
Did you have a dream when you was thinking about the drunken lady sailors? Or after you met them?
And BTW: You can have a better experience with the lady rugby players in HK. You don't need to wait for the Navy.[/QUOTE]Whomer,
I meant I was dreaming to think I had a chance with them. A couple of them smiled and said Hi to me when I was leaving Neptune. They were on there way into the club. Do you think I should have made a move on them? I reckon they would have taken me for a "dirty old pervert" which BTW, I surely am.
OAH
[QUOTE=OldAsiaHand; 1189509]Whomer,
I meant I was dreaming to think I had a chance with them. A couple of them smiled and said Hi to me when I was leaving Neptune. They were on there way into the club. Do you think I should have made a move on them? I reckon they would have taken me for a "dirty old pervert" which BTW, I surely am.
OAH[/QUOTE]Nah, those dykes are in it for the pussy just like you are, my friend. And if you don't watch out, they'll kick your sorry ass. Hahaha.
TT
[QUOTE=The Tanuki; 1189550]Nah, those dykes are in it for the pussy just like you are, my friend. And if you don't watch out, they'll kick your sorry ass. Hahaha.
TT[/QUOTE][QUOTE=OldAsiaHand; 1189509]Whomer,
I meant I was dreaming to think I had a chance with them. A couple of them smiled and said Hi to me when I was leaving Neptune. They were on there way into the club. Do you think I should have made a move on them? I reckon they would have taken me for a "dirty old pervert" which BTW, I surely am.
OAH[/QUOTE]Try it. You might like it.
Personally I do not like a gal with a higher colored belt, who can bench press more, or who has more definition than I. But, a couple months back, Rupert found advantages with those qualities in Wendy. I personally like to wear the pants and take the lead. One of my gals was going to take on a person who made a disparaging remark to me at a bar once. I did not hear the remark so I told her to let it pass and spared the person's ass. I was like, hold on Jane. Me Tarzan.
I had an 8-hour layover in HK and took the 21A bus to Mong Kok for a first-time visit to 37 Dundas. It was just like the forum said, and after a few nervous minutes waiting for the mamasan to bring gals, two cuties appeared for my inspection. The smiley one was Pau Wen, a really pleasant girl with a tiny bit of English, a nice figure, and a great attitude. She gripped my hand and took me up to the room, gave me an excellent shower experience with some wet BBBJ, and a fine time on the bed of the TINY room. It was just what I needed, but when we went back downstairs the mamasan seemed very concerned that perhaps I was leaving unhappy. Not at all, I tried to reassure her. What could I say? When you're finished, you're finished! If you drop in ask for Pau Wen, you'll (probably) have as much fun as I did.
I have not been to 37 Dundas nor KP. It seems to be popular. Is it not like the other places in which the locals uses?
Ramher
I will be coming into Hong Kong at 7:00am next Thursday morning and have an 8 hour lay over. I was looking to hop the train / bus from the airport and head to the Fenwick St area. Is there any action still going on in the bars around 9:00am until noonish? Also any short time hotels in the area to take a lady back to? Thanks. Chemist Dude