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[QUOTE=Muzz49;1250938]Anyone know where you can buy cialis over the counter in Wan Chai?[/QUOTE]It is next to impossible to buy Cialis anywhere in Hong Kong. Better bring a supply with you. Also thanks for bringing this subject up since it had never been discussed on this forum, especialy in the last few days.
[QUOTE=Nishu617; 1250604]Last 3 days in Hong Kong was preety lame for me. Wong chao street is filled with bars but there only moto is grabbing money out of your pocket. 150 hkd per beer, lap dance 1000 hkd. Pretty expensive.
No nude dance bars nothing. All other nice lounge was filled with girls but cigrette smoke was nore than you can handle.
Disappointed with Hong Kong.[/QUOTE]Wong chao street? Smoke filled bar? Are you sure you are in Hong Kong?
[QUOTE=Muzz49;1250938]Anyone know where you can buy cialis over the counter in Wan Chai?[/QUOTE]Third post?. Lazy? Suggest you read back a page or two. I just answered this last week!
Some funny posts today.
Best bet for bathtub is Beverley Hotel in Lockhart Road, Wanchai.
[QUOTE=Chantik; 1251097]Some funny posts today.
Best bet for bathtub is Beverley Hotel in Lockhart Road, Wanchai.[/QUOTE]I was going to say he would be lucky if he gets a shower head over toilet seat at a ST hotel. I have been to a few in HK but I do not recall any with bathtub. But again, I am old and senile.
[QUOTE=Apac Man;1251123]I was going to say he would be lucky if he gets a shower head over toilet seat at a ST hotel. I have been to a few in HK but I do not recall any with bathtub. But again, I am old and senile.[/QUOTE]Beverley has an average sized bath. Probably best for one person.
Funny day.
Guy posting 3 times in a week asking for Cialis. Even though his question has been asked.
Another guy claiming to be in a street that doesn't exist in HK.
I know to read rtff but this just came together today, I have a 15 hour layover from 8:00 pm til 11:00 am. I would like some ideas on booking a room or taking the ferry to Macau and stay a night at a sauna. Not shore how easy it is to go from the airport to ferry terminal. Should I just book a hotel in Hong Kong and use an out call service.
Thank You to whom ever responds.
Horndog3
[QUOTE=Chantik; 1251163]Beverley has an average sized bath. Probably best for one person.
Funny day.
Guy posting 3 times in a week asking for Cialis. Even though his question has been asked.
Another guy claiming to be in a street that doesn't exist in HK.[/QUOTE]Actually if you are referring to my post. I have just asked the once. But thanks for all the help.
Do a google for ferry from Hong Kong airport to Macau, I think they may stop running very close to your arrival time, but no problem, just catch the 25 minute long tain ride into town, and take a fast ferry from there, you should be in Macau no later than 11. 00pm. If you are going midweek sometimes you can get a cheap hotel, try the Fortune Hotel, then you could also pick up at a disco afterwards. You can stay all night in the sauna, you sleep in a big easy chair, you can pay extra and get a room with abed sometimes, but the easy chair does not recline, you can have another girl each time you wake up, then catch a ferry back early in the morning. Ferry takes about one hour each way. Careful, the ferries even though they have radar etc will stop running at any feeble excuse like wind or rain, many HongKongers get stuck there overnight and have to camp in saunas. You should catch one of the early ferry back, book it in advance the night before.
[QUOTE=Horndog 3; 1251216]I know to read rtff but this just came together today, I have a 15 hour layover from 8:00 pm til 11:00 am. I would like some ideas on booking a room or taking the ferry to Macau and stay a night at a sauna. Not shore how easy it is to go from the airport to ferry terminal. Should I just book a hotel in Hong Kong and use an out call service.
Thank You to whom ever responds.
Horndog3[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Horndog 3; 1251216]I know to read rtff but this just came together today, I have a 15 hour layover from 8:00 pm til 11:00 am. I would like some ideas on booking a room or taking the ferry to Macau and stay a night at a sauna. Not shore how easy it is to go from the airport to ferry terminal. Should I just book a hotel in Hong Kong and use an out call service.
Thank You to whom ever responds.
Horndog3[/QUOTE]If your layover is only 15 hours, I think I'd be staying in HK. It would be easier to do the overnight Macau trip if you are based in HK or staying in HK for a few days and wanted to duck there for a day, but for such a short stay, think I'd try Wanchai bars or TST instead.
[QUOTE=Horndog 3;1251216]I know to read rtff / from 8:00 pm til 11:00 am. I would like some ideas on booking a room or taking the ferry to Macau and stay a night at a sauna. Not shore how easy it is to go from the airport to ferry terminal. Should I just book a hotel in Hong Kong and use an out call service.[/QUOTE]IMHO, HK hotel safest.
Adding to AussieDoug, if you walk on the wild side, use google for Macau ferry chek lap kok. Basically 3 companies that operate ferry. Worst service and boats but best schedules (24 hour pretty much hourly service to HK town) is the old TurboJet. CoatiJet service is suspended Feb 23-29. Last TurboJet service is 2200. Given your tight schedule book seats. Remember your plane could be late so book last ferry and, if you miss, you lose the money. Downside if you do not book is that there are no seats available. I have never done from the airport but, from HK town, it used to be that you can go standby on a later or earlier ferry. You should call and check. Or you can just wing it with no reservations and book everything once you arrive.
TurboJet goes to the main area of Macau while the other ones go Taipa where new casinos are located. If you head to HK town, not sure if the travel agencies at Shun Tak Centre are open whereby you can book a suana, round trip pickup, ferry ticket all in one go. Best overall. Remember you will need to do HK and Macau border crossings when going through HK town. From airport, I believe it is like transiting whereby you will go through a secure area and shuttled to Macau and only have to clear Macau immigration. (I am usually running past the Ferry signage to beat the travelers to the immigration lines!)
Some HK short term hotels do overnight rates or half day rates. Not very secure but a place to hang out.
You should read the macau section.
[QUOTE=Makeupaname;1250907]Anyone know of a ST hotel with a large bath tub?[/QUOTE]RTFF, someone mentioned a hotel that offered half day rates with jacuzzi at 2A or after midnight. Never tried but can confirm that hotel and jacuzzi do exist.
[QUOTE=Uncle Goober; 1249500]I met up with Chaos Theory last night (he is visiting from Singapore). We started in 109, then moved over to Handle Bar.
The streets did look quite bereft of ladies.
I staggered off home with a takeway (food) , but left CT to forage for a long haired takeaway. Maybe he will report later.
Cheers.[/QUOTE]Hi there UG, was good to catch up and meet your friends.
Foraging was good.
Last Friday night saw me find a indonesian spinner (#1) in New Makati. Not a bad girl, v active and HKD 1, 000 for the night (she asked for $1500 and I laughed). Saturday, after beers at Handle Bar, then went on a bit of a tour. As ever ended up at NM and found another little Indo (#2) who the night before had not been very receptive but on this night was all smiles. Another all nighter.
Sunday I was at 109 by 12. 30. Great place and by 1pm had an indonesian DH friend (#3) for the afternoon. I was intending to try and visit a few bars but she was insistent we stay at hotel for multiple rounds till about 5. 30. Bid her farewell (HKD500 tip though I did doubt her DH credentials) , tidied the room and headed back out. Quick look at Neptune 2. Packed with filipinas but generally older and many with bigger guts than mine! Abandoned and headed to Forest. Much better, more Indonesian, but getting late by now for DH hunting. Had on girl interested in coming back at about 7. 30 for a quick one when her "sister" dragged her off and said she had to go home. Got her number for next time. Went out to get something to eat then hitched up with the girl (#2) from the previous night again. I had to get up early so when she left at about 6am just gave her HKD500 and she seemed ok. Agreed to meet me Tuesday because I had to go to China for a couple of days.
Tuesday night went out, was in NM waiting for my new friend (#2) when a filipina I know from Singapore walked in. Starting chatting to her when #2 walked in and got a bit pissy about it with me. Told her not to worry, I wouldn't be seeing her again. Who needs stroppy bar girls. Went back to hotel with filipina and then back to Singapore in the morning.
See you next time Goober.
CT
[QUOTE=Boarer; 1251400]IMHO, HK hotel safest.
Basically 3 companies that operate ferry. Worst service and boats but best schedules (24 hour pretty much hourly service to HK town) is the old TurboJet. CoatiJet service is suspended Feb 23-29. Last TurboJet service is 2200.
TurboJet goes to the main area of Macau while the other ones go Taipa where new casinos are located.
From airport, I believe it is like transiting whereby you will go through a secure area and shuttled to Macau and only have to clear Macau immigration.[/QUOTE]There is also First Ferry servicing Macau main area, same as Turbojet.
I used Turbojet only and more than fair, for the 60' trip.
About transfer from HKIA to Macau a lot can be read in the Macau section. Seamless
[QUOTE=Nishu617; 1250604]Last 3 days in Hong Kong was preety lame for me. Wong chao street is filled with bars but there only moto is grabbing money out of your pocket. 150 hkd per beer, lap dance 1000 hkd. Pretty expensive.
No nude dance bars nothing. All other nice lounge was filled with girls but cigrette smoke was nore than you can handle.
Disappointed with Hong Kong.[/QUOTE]Obviously you didn't RTFF because you would have found what you were looking for it you knew where to find it.
In fact I think this is a dupe. GTFO
[QUOTE=AussieDoug;1250655]You mean Garden Road, on the island side, rode running up to the Paek Tram? If so it should be OK, just look like you are a couple, the person who checks you in is most likely not there all day. Haven't stayed there in a long time, was with family, but looked rather mind your own business type place.[/QUOTE]YMCA and YWCA are more like hostels. They are the only places that are not GF. You can probably get a girl in there but it's more trouble than any other place.