Travelling Hong Kong in end of Sept.

[automachine]

I am heading to Hong Kong the end of this month per 5 days. This is my first time to visit and no idea where to go.
Help me out where go to what to do in 5 days.

Thanks in advance.

[max_boost]

Plenty of time to do everything. Very easy to get around with subway and taxi's everywhere.

Get an octopus card and load it up with money as transit/subway/7-11/fast food etc. all take it. Advanced version of our interac tap if you will.

Party at PLAY night club, eat anywhere and everywhere. See the giant Buddha, tram to the peak, the Harbour, go get a suit made, go to Macau haha goes on and on.

[Manhattan]

Arrive. Be tired and jet-lagged for 5 days. Leave.

LKF to party. TST and Mongkok to eat & shop. Day trip to Macau to gamble.

[RX_EVOLV]

^^ That

LKF to party. TST/Mongkok/Causeway to shop. Eat everything you see, and maybe go to the peak to enjoy the view. 5 days is way too short.

[jazzyb]

goto Tsui Wah, get their Malaysian Currey you will leave HK satisifed

[automachine]

Any pimp house? where is that? how much? lol

[n1zm0]

Originally posted by automachine
Any pimp house? where is that? how much? lol

first time I ever heard anyone use that name for a whore house/brothel

I'm with everyone on the too short thing, especially if it's your first time. Jet-lagged to shit, depending on what time you arrive and how much you sleep across the pacific, the first day might be a total write off.

[GQBalla]

If you got to ask how much, you can't afford it

[max_boost]

Originally posted by automachine
Any pimp house? where is that? how much? lol

http://go141.com/

Have fun. Use protection, always.

[roopi]

Originally posted by max_boost


http://go141.com/

Have fun. Use protection, always.

WTF is a veggie massage?

[l/l/rX]

Originally posted by automachine
Any pimp house? where is that? how much? lol

Macau, Eighteen Sauna @ the Golden Dragon hotel is one of the better known ones and is close to port, there's also darling one.

Watch your drink!

[davidI]

I was there in February although it was more a trip to catch-up and party with friends than sightsee. I would highly recommend going for a drink at Ozone at the Ritz-Carlton, the world's highest bar.

More here: http://baldpacker.com/weekend-hong-kong

[secol]

Originally posted by davidI
I was there in February although it was more a trip to catch-up and party with friends than sightsee. I would highly recommend going for a drink at Ozone at the Ritz-Carlton, the world's highest bar.

More here: http://baldpacker.com/weekend-hong-kong

and was used for a batman scene i believe...agree that it gives a great view

[JDMMAN]

This is translated from Cantonese as "only massage"

Originally posted by roopi


WTF is a veggie massage?

[flipstah]

Bump. Will be there late March for a couple of days and looking for suggestions.

Haven't determined a place yet so any suggestions are welcome. So far, Novotel in WC or Park Place Hotel in Causeway are contenders.

I'm also game to roll the dice using Priceline but I have no idea where the good districts are.

Just looking to eat, sightseeing and enjoy the nightlife. It's not a museum trip to say the least, but wouldn't say no to a must-see place.

Might check this bar out:

Originally posted by davidI
I was there in February although it was more a trip to catch-up and party with friends than sightsee. I would highly recommend going for a drink at Ozone at the Ritz-Carlton, the world's highest bar.

More here: http://baldpacker.com/weekend-hong-kong

[kobe tai]

^^ lol im going march 26- april 2nd as well. had to take advantage of the cheap flight

[flipstah]

Originally posted by kobe tai
^^ lol im going march 26- april 2nd as well. had to take advantage of the cheap flight

Lol Delta or United? Maybe we'll see other there. We technically fly 25th and arrive 26th.

I'll be in KL for F1 that weekend but back in HK on 31st.

[D'z Nutz]

We stayed at Metropark Hotel in Causeway Bay in October and it was pretty nice and just a couple blocks from the MTR. South of the hotel were restaurants, bars, and cafes that were made up to be a little "trendier" in a Western sort of way (they even had a Canadian burger restaurant haha), while north of the hotel was more regular HK.

Not sure if this is a common thing for hotels in HK, but Metropark also gave guests free sim cards so they could make local calls and get 3G while out and about. Just every once in a while, you would just have to click on the ads in the app to reload your minutes/data.

http://www.expedia.ca/Hong-Kong-Hote...=4&paandi=true

[flipstah]

Originally posted by D'z Nutz
We stayed at Metropark Hotel in Causeway Bay in October and it was pretty nice and just a couple blocks from the MTR. South of the hotel were restaurants, bars, and cafes that were made up to be a little "trendier" in a Western sort of way (they even had a Canadian burger restaurant haha), while north of the hotel was more regular HK.

Not sure if this is a common thing for hotels in HK, but Metropark also gave guests free sim cards so they could make local calls and get 3G while out and about. Just every once in a while, you would just have to click on the ads in the app to reload your minutes/data.

http://www.expedia.ca/Hong-Kong-Hote...mp;paandi=true

I'm getting $200/night pricing, which seems to be the average price around my timeframe. Their pool is nice though.

I might just Priceline bid in January for cheaper places. Right now, I'm holding on to Novotel in Wai Chan because I have perks there.