Hong kong gay party

Seriously – those alone were worth the trip! 

The location is fantastic. The hotel features a rooftop swimming pool, yoga studio, gym, co-working club, and various restaurants and bars, including a Cantonese restaurant with a Michelin star. The Cloakroom Bar HK

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Address: 15/F, L’ Hart, 487-489 Lockhart Rd, Causeway Bay
Contact Details: +852 9304 1443
Operating Hours:

• Sunday – Wednesday: 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
• Thursday: 6:00 PM – 2:00 AM
• Friday – Saturday: 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM

Price: $$

The Cloakroom is pretty new, but it’s gaining rightful attention among locals, especially among the youth.

The staff literally personally greets everyone, and when it’s not too busy, they take time chatting and introducing people to some of their regulars. 

They do have promos on drinks, so it’s best to keep up with their socials to score some savings. Secondly, Hong Kong isn’t exactly known for being budget-friendly, so be prepared to plan your trip with a budget if necessary.

The best time to visit Hong Kong is from September to November, when the weather is generally dry, sunny, and warm.

A roundtrip costs about HK$180 (around US$23).

Public buses offer a more affordable option with plenty of choices serving a variety of locations.

Body positivity is encouraged, so clothing tends to become an optional commodity as the night goes on.

Gay Saunas & Cruising Bars in Hong Kong

Soda -A sauna boasting “the biggest dark room in Hong Kong.” It’s a popular spot and also features a steam room, sauna, fetish area, and cabins. Guests can also enjoy drinks at the 4/F Lounge or a workout in the fitness center.

Pop Inn Mong Kok – A simple hotel located in Mong Kok, a commercial and shopping district with many famous shopping areas like Langham Place, Ladies Street, and Sneakers Street.

Better reserve a table, though, especially for Friday and Saturday nights as they’re the busiest days. 

10. To get there, take a taxi or walk from Repulse Bay.

South Bay Beach – A smaller, seclude and less crowded beach than Middle Bay. The gay-friendly section is on the left side of the beach.

Hong Kong is where cultures blend to create something truly unique and infinitely worthy of exploration.

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1. Little Bao is located in Causeway Bay and is an essential stop on any trip to Hong Kong.

Tsim Chai Kee Noodle Shop – This Michelin-starred restaurant is where you’ll find the best noodles in Hong Kong.

These delicious creations are the brainchild of Asia’s best female chef, May Chow, who is openly LGBTQ+. All these elements combine to make this one of the most popular gay bars in the city.

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