Bedroom is often a euphemism for a closet with wall to wall bed, and cupboards on the wall at each end . But somehow things work. There's an order beneath the chaos, helped along by the ease with which you can quickly and easily learn to find your way around Hong Kong, particularly the island. Public transport Public transport on Hong Kong Island is extensive, efficient and cheap. You can jump on to charming, olde worlde, double decker trams that rattle and clank down the tracks.
Buses are only slightly more expensive.
Taxis are downright good value for money, and for the most part the drivers are helpful and not greedy. A small tip is received as graciously as a large one. English is ubiquitous, and many signs are in both Chinese and English. So it's relatively easy to ask for directions, and make yourself understood . There are pubs and bars all over the place, especially in Central, and Wan Chai, once famous as a sailors' paradise.