Im planning a trip to hong kong.

Which area would be the best place to stay ? Easy access to FS ? TST ?

yes. TST would be a good place to stay with easy access to WG's.

TST is definitely your choice if you keen on finding HG. Besides, alot good restaurants are around there too.

Hong Kong has a world class transit system that is very easy to use. Almost anywhere along the MTR stops in Kowloon and Hong Kong Island will provide easy and quick access to hundreds of working girls. Except for more remote stops, such as Yuen Long or Tai Po, you would be minutes away from dozens of locations. Just find a comfortable place to stay near rapid transit and you will have no problem getting around Hong Kong.

Stay in a hotel on Kimberley Rd. Most HGs are there.

Well, TST hotels are expensive... not sure if you or your company is expensing your trip, but i would suggest getting hotel elsewhere on kowloon side. the best part of HK is that transit system is great. IMO, there's easy access to FS.

If you are looking for walk ups TST is probably the better choice. Champagne Court B has around 80-100 girls on several floors...lots of report as well.  James S Lee is also another good building with lots of good reports.  Have tried both a couple of     times with good success.

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If you're on company business and have to stay in Central or Wan Chai you'll also be in a good spot.  Not as rich as TST for HGs but more HGs and walkups than you can handle, as well as the semi-pro traffic on Lockhart road.

I am going to HK and plan to stay at Kimberly Hotel too.  

dear bros,

If I have understood correctly, the 141 girls could be either booked by calling the direct numbers published in 141 DB and also via agent..
Will there be any difference in terms of pricing/quality of service?

don't understand what you are asking.
db number is the same as agent's number.

Expensive is very subjective, I've stayed in moderate hotels like the GD for about 550 a night for weekdays and 700 for weekends, so it's not too bad.  I've also stayed at the Langham Place in MK for three times as much. Metropark Kowloon is a bit far off but they have a periodic bus that runs to MK center and even TST, hell I've jumped on the bus from MK to TST even when I wasn't a guest there.  Sometimes it's easier than taking the MTR, or even catching a taxi.  The AC on that bus is to die for!

The Royal Plaza is by far the best bang for your buck (especially if you have more than one person going) since the rooms are bigger than normal, and the prices range on average for this time under 1200 a night.  One summer, we managed to fit, my wife and three boys into a regular suite.  Much cheaper than renting out two separates rooms.  All we needed were extra towels and a cot.  The beds are relatively small but we managed quite well since there is a huge area the size of bed as a windowsill and one permanent huge window. So two of my boys actually decided to sleep there with blankets looking down at the HK night, my youngest slept with my wife and I had the whole bed to myself.  I think we spent something like 22k for the whole month in the summer, totally worth every penny.  They also have a great bar and lounge at night with either Thai or Philippine singers but the buffet is a rip.  There is a direct entrance to the mall and through the mall you can get to the MK east Station as well as the sky walk areas.  It is slightly far from mainstream MK but you'll get used to it.

I think that if you come for a few days be near mongkok is the good idea because you will have easy access to the mongkok girl but you can also acccess to prince edward, yaumati, jordan and TST.
If suggest Langham hotel in Mongkok because you are really near to the MTR station, you can choose to take the MTR instead of the taxi and you can also take the bus on Nathan Road.

Don't stay at the Shangrila Kowloon, you can't operate the lifts without a card so you can't get someone to meet you at your room unless you meet them downstairs first.

Which other hotels do the same?

Hotels in Habour City, TST requires the residents accessing lifts by a card

Same thing with the royal plaza in MK east

what a stupid pain in the ass of an idea...........

Better than letting a crazy guy run a muck around the hotel with a machete.  I've been to decent small hotels who literally shut down the front desk and anyone can run up and down the hotel without anyone caring.

I'm not sure I entirely understand your question, but perhaps you are wondering if the listed numbers are used to either have direct contact with the girls or the agents. If the number is for a Hotel Girl, she can only be contacted through the number which is actually the number of the agent who will set up the contact. If the number is for a girl who is a walk-up, I suppose you could phone ahead to see if she is available, but typically, if the address is given, you would just go there and a sign on the door would indicate if she is available for business.

As to the question about pricing/quality of service, I don't understand what you are asking.

crazy guys with machetes can book rooms just like the rest of us.................The island shangrila has no such limitations yet the Kowloon one does. What are they trying to say about kowloon...........lol