Hong Kong (Wan Chai) Guest Houses - Add your review

The following are some tourist guest houses with 10 or more rooms in
the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong taken from the website:
http://www.hadla.gov.hk/english/guest/other.htm

Anyone who has stayed in or heard anything about these places, is
invited to add your comments.

"Should a white person tourist stay there? Yes, or No."

Name: BEVERLY HOTEL LIMITED
Address: 4/F, Capital Building, 175-191 Lockhart Road, Hong Kong.
District: Wan Chai District
Type: Tourist Guesthouse
Room: 17
Tel: 2507 2026

Name: RAINGATE LIMITED
Address: 4/F, De Victoria, 9-15 Yee Wo Street, Causeway Bay, Hong
Kong
District: Wan Chai District
Type: Tourist Guesthouse
Room: 11
Tel: 2735 2668
Fax: 2317 7853
Email address: Not supplied by operator

Name: SINYA TRAVELLERS HOUSE
Address: Block A & B, 5/F Vancouver Mansion, 6 Kingston Street,
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong.
District: Wan Chai District
Type: Tourist Guesthouse
Room: 14
Tel: 2808 1847
Fax: 2898 3106
Email address: Not supplied by operator

Name: KING'S HOTEL
Address: 11/F. - 22/F., 297 - 305 Jaffe Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
District: Wan Chai District
Type: Tourist Guesthouse
Room: 98
Tel: 3188 2277
Fax: 3188 2626
Email address:

Name: RAINGATE LIMITED
Address: 5/F-7/F, De Victoria, 9-15 Yee Wo Street, Causeway Bay, Hong
Kong
District: Wan Chai District
Type: Tourist Guesthouse
Room: 38
Tel: 2735 2668
Fax: 2317 7853
Email address: Not supplied by operator




posted by sarp

On 20 Mar 2007 21:28:12 -0700, "
wrote:

The following are some tourist guest houses with 10 or more rooms in
the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong taken from the website:
http://www.hadla.gov.hk/english/guest/other.htm

Anyone who has stayed in or heard anything about these places, is
invited to add your comments.

"Should a white person tourist stay there? Yes, or No."

What could it be about a guest house that made it unsuitable for white
people, but just fine for other races?

Chris

On Mar 21, 3:10 am, Chris Blunt wrote:
On 20 Mar 2007 21:28:12 -0700, "

wrote:
The following are some tourist guest houses with 10 or more rooms in
the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong taken from the website:
http://www.hadla.gov.hk/english/guest/other.htm

Anyone who has stayed in or heard anything about these places, is
invited to add your comments.

"Should a white person tourist stay there? Yes, or No."

What could it be about a guest house that made it unsuitable for white
people, but just fine for other races?


Maybe the question should be "should a non-Chinese speaking tourist
stay there?" I can't see why it would matter whether you're
Norwegian, Nigerian, Nicaraguan or a Chinese-American who only speaks
English.

And even so, how difficult can it be to get a room even without
knowing the language? All you really need to communicate back and
forth is the type of room you want and the price.

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