whoa, cheap. next time if i go again can consider that

yeah.. really cheap..

For sept 2012,

Average 3 stars need around rm300++ d. Even some hostel is around rm250.

last time i stay at bridal tea house.... totally suck n paid for rm200++

based on picture....seem this one slightly bigger? u only know when u stay hahaha

i saw the disneyland coupon can be used in 4 restaurants
Clopin’s Festival of Foods, Comet Café, Starliner Diner, River View Café

anyone know the pricing of food in these restaurants?..so can estimate worth or not worth to get the meal coupons

comet cafe, a set of burger + coke + fries is about hkd75

so considering if ate the same thing...coupon for 1 coupon 2 meal HKD 118
seem save quite alot

Provided the coupon is redeemable for the same thing... Price aside, would you be considering the quality, esp the taste of food? Last time I search in HK openrice website for food in Disneyland HK for reviews. Maybe you could check it out to get more info - prices, taste, which food court/restaurant etc.

hi there.. may i know who and the number to call to book Golden Wave HK?

Mr Zhong +85266713018 . you can also google for more details...

For those who booked golden wave hotel, Mr.Zhong did ask to confirm another time 10 days before the arrival date

has anyone booked accomodation thru wimdu or not? its suit for big group like 6 since it's apartment style...kinda nice and cheap
http://www.wimdu.com/hong-kong

I had a look at the site. Though it says "apartment", looks like some of it are similiar to rooms from hostel/guesthouse, like those housed in a commercial building.

Another thing is, are these "apartment" licensed to rent out? Have to be careful, coz the illegal's one does not see to safety rules such as fire precaution..

agree with Ami, the licensed part is tricky..

care to elaborate on what you mean about "apartment" licensed to rent out?

guys, my fren is going to hongkong end of this month...
at first, i tried arrange itinerary for her...but end up, she has no confident as she dont speak chinese.

anyone of you have any local travel agent, which could assist her.
please PM me.. muslim traveller...
4 days 3 night (flight booked)

some sort like ppl buy the apartment but rent it out as "hostel" or "Apartment".
So the kind of environment might be more like apartment with other tenants rather than tourist feel.

Haven't been to Hong Kong since 2004.
And lived there from 2000-02.
So I can't really remember things.

1) Are the sport items there like shoes, apparel cheaper than in Malaysia?

2) Does the factory outlets for Adidas and Nike sell good stuff or outdated and really non-desirable (leftover stock) stuff?

3) Is the weather there now same as Malaysia or a bit cooler?
E.g. is a 30 degree C the same as a 30 degree C as in Malaysia or is it less humid there?

4) Is the expenditure for eating out much more expensive than in Singapore?



This post has been edited by barca96: May 14 2012, 01:54 PM

hmm..i dn't think so
cuz 1 of the "yau ma tei" one kinda interest me and i went in
and stated there "if security asked, say you're my friend".....not sure abt "license" part but its kinda like i bought a hse and i rent it out under the radar to earn money

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Added on May 14, 2012, 2:10 pmfor me i think no need arrange itinerary...u just need to write down "how to go" to what place
that includes what transport to use and which direction...to those places that "must" go in HK
thn ask her to go natural(near where go where)
i also going but no...i dn't have itinerary...my paper only stated how to go where and where to eat only
to go where and when, plan when reach there...cuz sometime its unpredictable...time and weather

This post has been edited by MR_alien: May 14 2012, 02:10 PM

almost the same for me. Unless you go for those fancy restaurants, that I'm not sure. Usual meal will set u back ard HKD20-25.

buy the ground package frm agency lor..



This post has been edited by yvonnesoo: May 14 2012, 02:52 PM