Taipei Hotel Adventure Report: Hao Xiang Hotel

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About seven or eight years ago, one summer, a girl and I went to see a movie at the Dinghao Theater. Just as the movie ended, a sudden afternoon thunderstorm hit. I looked up at the sky and saw the huge sign of the Haoxiang Hotel standing tall in the rain. Thinking it would be good to rest at the hotel until the rain stopped, I persuaded her to go. She was initially hesitant, but when she heard it was a self-service hotel with a high degree of privacy, she agreed.

At that time, the Haoxiang Hotel was probably one of the first hotels in Taipei to use a self-service system. That was my first time there, and I didn't know what a self-service hotel was. The main entrance of the Haoxiang Hotel was on the Dinghao Theater side, and the back entrance was on Fuxing South Road. The dark glass doors added to its mystique. Inside, there was no counter or service staff. To the right was a row of photos of various rooms. We stood there for a while, bewildered. Finally, someone peeked out from behind a pillar and said that there was a computer disk under each room's photo, which we could choose ourselves. We searched and searched and found only one left. Without thinking twice, we grabbed it and left, because she was already as red as an apple.

Back then, card payments weren't very common. When we got to the room, another problem arose: we didn't know how to use the computer card. Luckily, the housekeeper, Obasan, helped us swipe the card, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to get in. The interior decoration was truly top-notch; the ceiling directly opposite the bed was a mirror! It was the first time I'd ever seen anything like it. The room was practically mirrored on all four sides, and the bathroom was semi-transparent, which made her hesitant to use it. The price wasn't cheap either; it cost 580 yuan back then. I don't know how much it is now, because I haven't been there in a while.

Since the Miss China Lu Shufang incident three or four years ago, which made the Haoxiang Hotel infamous, we jokingly called it the designated resting place for Miss China contestants. Could you actually get a Miss China at Haoxiang?

The price for a prostitute at Haoxiang Hotel ranged from 80,000 yuan to 8,000 yuan. Don't think I made a typo; I added an extra zero at the end. It's absolutely true. Everyone's probably thinking I'm exaggerating, asking if I actually went to hire them myself? Of course not, just kidding! 80,000 yuan! That's about a month's salary before I left my job. They earn 80,000 yuan a night lying around, while I barely make that much working a month, and then there's tax deduction. I'm not going to be a slave to this! The reason is that my former supervisor knew I was an expert in this field. He needed to entertain high-ranking government and military officials from the south, so he asked me to secretly investigate the rates. I thought Hao Xiang was quite well-known, so I decided to try it out. I ended up having a great conversation with their public relations manager; we hit it off immediately because we were both in the same business. He showed me their roster and explained everything. Of course, 80,000 yuan a night isn't something just anyone can get. They only entertain specific clients, and it's absolutely confidential. Most of them are moderately famous singers, actresses, or runway models. As prices decreased, so did their fame. Some were print models, some were college students, and those charging the lowest price of 8,000 yuan were mostly sales clerks at department stores. Although prices varied, those on the roster were definitely above average in appearance. Did these girls later actually entertain any high-ranking party, government, or military officials? I don't know, because I had already left the job by then. It's

quite poignant to think about how society treats female sexuality as a commodity, which is sometimes hard to accept yet difficult to resist the temptation. Okay, let's not talk about that anymore. Next time, I'll introduce some other hotels…

Since some netizens liked my report and asked about hotels in the West District, although I'm not very familiar with the West District, I'll still share my experience for your reference. "

My heart has already been melted by love,
all for a game I'll never regret…"

This was an advertisement for the Hua Li Hotel that appeared in the newspaper three or four years ago, shortly after its opening. I had a sharp eye and cut it out to collect it, and it took me a lot of searching through many files to find it.

It was probably last summer, because I used to enjoy birdwatching, so I knew about the Binjiang Goose and Duck Park. That time, I had a sudden inspiration and thought it would be nice to bring a girl here for some flirting at night. So that evening, I invited a lady who worked for a Japanese company to go to Longshan Temple in Mengjia to pray, grab some snacks at Longshan Market, buy some peanut candy at Xisanshui Market, stroll around Huaxi Street, and finally wander to Yanya Park on the riverside to chat and enjoy the night view of the Tamsui River. We found a relatively secluded spot and started getting intimate. I remember I was wearing a T-shirt, casual shorts, and flip-flops (I usually wear shorts and flip-flops in the summer, even when shopping in the East District). She was wearing her company uniform, a light gray pencil skirt with a light gray short-sleeved jacket, and a silk sleeveless top underneath. I only intended to be intimate, but things escalated, and she couldn't stop. Not wanting to put on a show in public, I was so anxious that I couldn't think of any good hotels nearby. I only knew there was a Haojing Hotel on Huanhe South Road, but I wasn't sure if they had rooms available for guests. Besides, wearing shorts and flip-flops, they'd definitely kick me out. Luckily, I had a sudden inspiration and remembered the advertising slogan for the Huali Hotel. Wasn't that near Neijiang Street? I helped her up, quickly got back to the car, drove north along Huanhe South Road, turned right onto Neijiang Street, and sure enough, the Huali Hotel sign was right in front of us. They even had valet parking. I went in, handed the car to the valet, gave him a 100 yuan tip, and went in through the back door.

Inside, behind the counter, a waiter peeked out and looked at us suspiciously. I told him I needed a room, took the key, and headed for the elevator, worried she wouldn't be able to wait. Once inside, I looked in the mirror and realized how mismatched we were—one in shorts and flip-flops, the other in a tight skirt and jacket. She said she was incredibly embarrassed at the counter and would never come out with me again. After checking into the room, she didn't even take off her clothes; she just pulled off her pantyhose and underwear, lifted her skirt, and made love while still dressed. We did it again while showering. The room wasn't much prettier than other hotels, but it wasn't bad either. In that situation, as long as there was a bed, we didn't care about anything else. The bathroom was full of mirrors, which made showering together quite exciting, so we couldn't resist doing it a second time. And having sex from behind facing the mirror meant she could comfortably lean over the sink—a really clever design.

The check-out fee was 480 yuan, 100 yuan more than when it opened. You have to notify the front desk 10 minutes before check-out so they can move your car out first. I tipped when I was in the US, so I tipped again when I came back. Overall, while the luxurious hotel doesn't have flashy decorations, it offers excellent privacy, especially for those with cars. A waiter helps you park, and you enter and exit through the back door, avoiding the front desk and main entrance. So privacy is not an issue. The address is No. 41 Kangding Road. Interested netizens can check it out.

Now, I mostly flirt with girls outdoors first, and then persuade them to go to a hotel to rest when they can't take it anymore. Therefore, the distance between the flirting location and the hotel can't be too far, lest the passion fades and the game is over. I'll introduce a few hotels near flirting locations next time.

Since hotels started to flourish in Taipei ten years ago, I've always wanted to explore different hotels with different girls. Now, ten years later, although I haven't visited every hotel in Taipei, I'll introduce some good ones to interested netizens, which might come in handy later!

I remember the first hotel I went to ten years ago was the Huaining Hotel near Taipei Main Station, and I still like to take girls there to rest today. At that time, I had just entered university, and two high school classmates and I would go to hotels to rest in the afternoons, just like other people. Back then, we mainly went to watch porn. Over time, the ocbasan there got to know us. Luckily, homosexuality wasn't popular then, so they didn't suspect we were gay. Starting this year, for hygiene and safety reasons, the front desk would refuse to allow two men to book a room. Obasan started urging us to call a prostitute. At that time, the prostitutes were all night school students from vocational schools, about the same age as us, and the price was 1200 yuan. But everyone was too shy at the time, so the matter was left unresolved.

Compared to other newer hotels, the facilities at Huaining Hotel are rather poor, especially the TV, which is practically unchanged from ten years ago. The room decor isn't as romantic, and the bathrooms aren't transparent or have jacuzzis. However, the price is still relatively cheap, 480 yuan for two hours of rest. I don't know how much it costs to hire a girl now, because I always bring girls. The receptionists always seem to know I'm with different girls. But the room doesn't come with condoms, so you need to prepare them beforehand; you can buy them at a nearby pharmacy. Huaining Hotel offers relatively good privacy, unlike another hotel, Mingyi Hotel, which is located near a cram school and is very busy. Pushing open the door can be a challenge for inexperienced girls.

I usually go to Huaining for lunch breaks with working women near the station or female tutors from cram schools. It's mainly for convenience. Although the decor isn't as nice as Mingyi, privacy is more important for girls who work nearby, and it's been around for ten years, so it feels more welcoming. Next time I'll introduce some newer hotels...

I just went to a hotel with a second-year university student. Goodness! We had to search two hotels before we found a room. It was unbelievable!

We got a room and made love twice in bed. The second time, although she was very excited, her entire genitals were soaking wet, but she kept saying "stop." Based on my experience, I know different women have different orgasmic positions, so I changed from the missionary position to the rear-entry position, then to the cowgirl position, and finally back to the cowgirl position. But she still kept saying "stop." She's done this before when we made love. When I asked her carefully, she said she didn't know what would happen if we continued, and she was close to orgasm but didn't know how to reach it. Before, when I foreplay her, she would reach orgasm, and when she said "stop," I couldn't do anything about it. This time it was the same. I told her to go for it, but she just wouldn't. In the past, when I made love with other women, I most often reached orgasm in the rear-entry and cowgirl positions. This time, I also asked her to lie face down. After I entered her, I told her to squeeze her legs together. Although she said it felt good, she still didn't reach orgasm. She insisted on stopping, so I had to stop too. She said she was already satisfied.

In this situation, how can I overcome her mental barrier and help her reach orgasm? Please, experts, answer my questions. Thank you.

About seven or eight years ago, one summer, I went to the Dinghao Theater with a girl. Just as the movie ended, a heavy afternoon thunderstorm hit. I looked up at the sky and saw the huge sign of the Haoxiang Hotel standing in the rain. I thought it would be good to go to the hotel to rest and wait for the rain to stop, so I coaxed her into agreeing. She was initially a little hesitant, but when she heard it was a self-service hotel with a high degree of privacy, she agreed.

At that time, the Haoxiang Hotel was probably one of the first hotels in Taipei to use a self-service system. That was my first time there, and I didn't know what a self-service hotel was. The main entrance of the Haoxiang Hotel was on the Dinghao Theater side, and the back entrance was on Fuxing South Road. The dark glass doors added a touch of mystery. Upon entering, there was no counter or service staff. To the right was a row of photos of various rooms. We stood there for a moment, bewildered. Finally, someone peeked out from behind a pillar and said that there was a computer disk under each room's photo, which we could choose from. We searched and searched, finding only one left. Without thinking twice, we grabbed it and left, her face already as red as an apple.

Back then, card payments weren't very common, and when we got to the room door, another problem arose: we didn't know how to use the computer disk. Luckily, the cleaning staff member, Obassan, helped us swipe the card, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to get a room. The interior decoration was truly exquisite; the ceiling directly opposite the bed was a mirror! It was the first time I'd ever seen anything like it. The room was almost entirely made of mirrors, and the bathroom was semi-transparent, which made her hesitant to use it. The room wasn't cheap either; it cost 580 yuan back then. I don't know how much it costs now, as I haven't been there in a while.

Since the Lu Shufang incident, which exposed the scandal surrounding Miss China three or four years ago, the Haoxiang Hotel has become infamous for its promiscuity. For a time, we jokingly called it the designated resting place for Miss China. But can you actually get a Miss China at Haoxiang?

The price for hiring a prostitute at Haoxiang ranges from 80,000 yuan to 8,000 yuan. Don't think I made a typo; I just added an extra zero. It's absolutely true. You're probably thinking I'm exaggerating, wondering if I actually went there myself. Of course not, just kidding! 80,000 yuan! That's equivalent to about a month's salary before I left my job. Someone can earn 80,000 yuan in one night while lying around. I can't even earn that much in a month of hard work, and then there are taxes to be deducted. I'm not going to be a slave to this! The reason is that my former supervisor knew I was an expert in this area. He needed to entertain high-ranking government and military officials from the south, so he asked me to secretly investigate the prices at various establishments. I thought Haoxiang had a high profile, so I decided to try it out first. I ended up having a very pleasant conversation with their public relations manager; we hit it off immediately because we were both in the same line of work. He showed me their roster and explained each one to me. Of course, 80,000 yuan a night isn't something just anyone can get their hands on. They only entertain specific clients, and it's absolutely confidential. Most of them are moderately famous movie stars or runway models. As the price decreases, their fame also decreases; some are print models, some are college students, and those charging the lowest price of 8,000 yuan are mostly department store sales clerks. Although the prices vary, those on the roster are definitely above average in appearance. Did they actually use these girls to entertain any high-ranking party, government, or military officials? I don't know, because I had already left the company by then.

It's quite poignant to think about how society treats women's sexuality as a commodity, which is sometimes hard to accept yet hard to resist the temptation of sex. Okay, let's not talk about that anymore. I'll introduce some other hotels next time...

Since some netizens like my reports and some have asked about hotels in the West District, although I'm not very familiar with the West District, I'll still share my experience for your reference.

My heart has already melted with love,
all for a game I'll never regret...

This is an advertisement for the Hua Li Hotel that appeared in the newspaper three or four years ago, shortly after its opening. I had a sharp eye and cut it out to collect it, and it took me a lot of searching through many files to find it.

It was probably last summer. Because I used to enjoy bird watching, I knew about the Binjiang Wild Goose Park. That time, I suddenly had a whim, thinking that it would be nice to bring a girl there for a flirtatious evening. So that night, I invited a lady who worked at a Japanese company to go to Longshan Temple in Mengjia to pray, and then to Longshan Market for some snacks, to Xisanshui Market for some peanut candy, to stroll around Huaxi Street, and finally to Binjiang Wild Goose Park to chat and enjoy the night view of the Tamsui River. We found a relatively secluded spot and started getting intimate. I remember I was wearing a t-shirt, casual shorts, and flip-flops (I usually wear shorts and flip-flops in the summer, even when shopping in the East District). She was wearing her company uniform: a light gray pencil skirt with a light gray short-sleeved jacket over a silk sleeveless top. I only intended to get intimate, but things escalated, and she couldn't resist. Not wanting to make a scene in public, I was frantic and couldn't think of any good hotels nearby. I only knew of the Haojing Hotel on Huanhe South Road, but I wasn't sure if they had rooms available, and wearing shorts and flip-flops would surely get me kicked out. Luckily, I had a flash of inspiration and remembered the advertising slogan for the Huali Hotel—it was near Neijiang Street! I helped her up, quickly got back to the car, drove north along Huanhe South Road, turned right onto Neijiang Street, and sure enough, the Huali Hotel sign was right there. They even had valet parking. I turned in, handed the car to the valet, gave him a 100 yuan tip, and went in through the back door.

Inside, behind the counter, a waiter peeked out and looked at us suspiciously. I told him I wanted a room to rest, took the key, and headed for the elevator, worried she might get impatient. Once inside, I looked in the mirror and realized how mismatched we were – I was in shorts and flip-flops, she was in a tight skirt and jacket. She said she was incredibly embarrassed at the counter and would never come out with me again. After getting the room, she didn't even take off her clothes, just pulled off her pantyhose and underwear, lifted her skirt, and we made love while still clothed. We did it again while showering. The room wasn't much nicer than other hotels, but it wasn't bad either. In that situation, as long as there was a bed, we didn't care about anything else. The bathroom was full of mirrors, which made showering together quite exciting, so we couldn't resist doing it a second time. And having sex from behind facing the mirror, she could perfectly lean over the sink – a really clever design.

The check-out fee was 480 yuan, 100 yuan more than when it first opened. You need to notify the front desk 10 minutes before check-out so they can move your car out first. I tipped when I was in the US, so I've continued to tip since. Overall, while the luxurious hotel doesn't have flashy decorations, it offers excellent privacy, especially for those with cars. A waiter will park your car for you, and you enter and exit through the back door, avoiding the front desk and main entrance entirely. So privacy is not an issue. The address is 41 Kangding Road; interested readers can check it out.

These days, I mostly flirt with girls outdoors first, and then persuade them to go to a hotel to rest when they can't take it anymore. Therefore, the distance between the flirting location and the hotel shouldn't be too far, otherwise, the passion will fade and the opportunity will be lost. I'll introduce a few more hotels near flirting locations next time.

Ever since hotels started popping up in Taipei ten years ago, I've always wanted to explore different hotels with different girls. Now, ten years later, although I haven't visited every hotel in Taipei, I'd like to introduce some good ones to interested netizens, maybe they'll come in handy later!

I remember the first hotel I went to ten years ago was the Huaining Hotel near Taipei Main Station, and I still like to take girls there to rest today. At that time, I had just entered university, and two high school classmates and I would go to hotels to rest in the afternoons, just like other people. Back then, we mainly went to watch porn. Over time, the obasan (hostess) there got to know us. Luckily, homosexuality wasn't popular then, so they didn't suspect we were having lesbian relationships. Because starting this year, for hygiene and safety reasons, the front desk would refuse rooms to two men. The obasan started encouraging us to call girls. At that time, the girls were all night school students from vocational schools, about our age, and the price was NT$1200. But we were all too shy back then, so the matter was left unresolved.

Compared to other newer hotels, the facilities at Huaining Hotel are rather poor, especially the TV, which is practically unchanged from ten years ago. The room decor isn't as romantic, and the bathrooms aren't transparent or have jacuzzis. However, the price is still relatively cheap, 480 yuan for two hours of rest. I don't know how much it costs to hire a girl now, because I always bring girls. The receptionists always seem to know I'm with different girls. But the room doesn't come with condoms, so you need to prepare them beforehand; you can buy them at a nearby pharmacy. Huaining Hotel offers relatively good privacy, unlike another hotel, Mingyi Hotel, which is located near a cram school and is very busy. Pushing open the door can be a challenge for inexperienced girls.

I usually go to Huaining for lunch breaks with working women near the station or female tutors from cram schools. It's mainly for convenience. Although the decor isn't as nice as Mingyi, privacy is more important for girls who work nearby, and it's been around for ten years, so it feels more welcoming. Next time I'll introduce some newer hotels...

I just went to a hotel with a second-year university student. Goodness! We had to search two hotels before we found a room. It was unbelievable!

We got a room and made love twice in bed. The second time, although she was very excited, her entire genitals were soaking wet, but she kept saying "stop." Based on my experience, I know different women have different orgasmic positions, so I changed from the missionary position to the rear-entry position, then to the cowgirl position, and finally back to the cowgirl position. But she still kept saying "stop." She's done this before when we made love. When I asked her carefully, she said she didn't know what would happen if we continued, and she was close to orgasm but didn't know how to reach it. Before, when I foreplay her, she would reach orgasm, and when she said "stop," I couldn't do anything about it. This time it was the same. I told her to go for it, but she just wouldn't. In the past, when I made love with other women, I most often reached orgasm in the rear-entry and cowgirl positions. This time, I also had her lie face down. After I entered her, I told her to squeeze her legs together. Although she said it felt good, she still didn't reach orgasm. She insisted on stopping, so I had to stop as she said she was already satisfied.

In this situation, how can I overcome her psychological barrier and help her reach orgasm? Please, experts, answer my questions. Thank you.

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