Mr. B and Mr. T are usually pretty good at responding to questions. Umm....sorry, for this one, I don't think you'd get respone from neither of them. The Mesdames are watching!
well there's the Eden in SoHo and I passed a sign today in Wanchai hanging off a particularly seedy building in Lockhart Road - the Ming Court, advertising hourly rates
and no I don't have any first-hand experience
don't be a cheapskate....book into a proper hotel for a night, I'm sure he or she is worth it!!!
Love Hotel
Mr. B and Mr. T are usually pretty good at responding to questions. Umm....sorry, for this one, I don't think you'd get respone from neither of them. The Mesdames are watching!
Mrs. B
Love Hotels
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well there's the Eden in SoHo and I passed a sign today in Wanchai hanging off a particularly seedy building in Lockhart Road - the Ming Court, advertising hourly rates
and no I don't have any first-hand experience
don't be a cheapskate....book into a proper hotel for a night, I'm sure he or she is worth it!!!
Go Kowloon-side
Go to Kowloon Tong - there are lots there, although less than (say) 10 years ago, having been converted to old folks homes or kindergartens.
If you want extremely cheap, there are hourly hotels in Mongkok around the flower market.
Sai Kung
If you are really cheap you can buy a tent and a couple of blankets and take mtr/bus up to Sai Kung, lots of nice places to camp.