So I found myself in Hong Kong, which is a very, very good city.

And as I was just strolling around, I noticed a green rolls drive past, so I thought,

well I'm going to have to tail that obviously. See where it goes.

There's a very mysterious lady inside.

And I tailed green rolls and I've ended up here.

There it is. I tailed cream rolls and I've ended up here.

There it is, the Peninsula Hotel. Alright, let's go take a look.

So this is obviously right where Good Night would have dropped Bond off.

She'd have pulled up somewhere right there. If I could get the angle right, then you'd have

gone in to find Miss Sanders' room. So, we'll have a little bit more of a look around and

then we'll go and find Miss Sanders' room. Alright. So in the movie you see Roger walk past straight from this angle through the doors

and then you get just behind here the big kind of dragon statue thing. Let's have a closer look.

So this is what it looks like inside. So unfortunately, Glam boiled.

We go into the lift with one of the guests who were staying here and thought we'd just, you know,

press the button and going up. But they have some sort of technology which means your key card

has to match the floor on which is staying otherwise you just can't get to the floor. So we're push-knicked unfortunately, so there we go.

But I'll give you a little tour of the inside. There's the reception area.

That's where Bond would have checked in. Not that you see that in the film, but interesting nonetheless.

And then I'll give you a couple of panoramas of the room because it's a lovely, lovely reception area.

So I tried to find a dude that lets bond into Ms. Anders's room, but weirdly they're not that

open, just letting strangers into random hotel rooms,

even if it is a surprise, sadly.

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