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    4.5 starsOutstanding 4.8 / 5( 909 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

    782 people looked at this hotel in the last hour

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    "We stayed 8 nts, first time in Hong Kong for holiday. Hotel was easy to reach. Clean, good facilities, wonderful food but most of all fabulous service levels by all the staff we encountered. "

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, CA

  • 4.5 starsGood 3.8 / 5( 2,841 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

    641 people looked at this hotel in the last hour

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    "I always stay here between flights in Hong Kong. It's clean, friendly and very convenient"

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, GB

  • 4 starsExcellent 4.1 / 5( 1,671 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

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    "Nice stay at Eaton again. Didn't have the Vlub room upgrade this trip. Nice breakfast buffet albeit pricey. Stayed in Smart room this time and it was acceptable. Will stay again."

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, US

  • 4 starsGood 3.8 / 5( 1,161 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

    462 people looked at this hotel in the last hour

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    "Excellent location. Best in Hong Kong. YoYo was so helpful. Good security."

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, AS

  • 4 starsGood 3.6 / 5( 2,259 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

    444 people looked at this hotel in the last hour

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    "Great river view, ease of transportation, very good swimming pool. Just the cleanliness of the room is not up to standard, especially its toilet has some stinky smell since the 2nd day we stayed even after flushing. We stayed there 5 nights. Too much fun to stay in Hong Kong that we were too l..."

    A Traveller, Aug 2016, AS

  • 4 starsGood 3.8 / 5( 580 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

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    "Good ,clean room,but need to pay extra for internet"

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, US

  • 5 starsExcellent 4.4 / 5( 823 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

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    "I used a gym and swimming pool at basement in the hotel. that was not crowded, peaceful and quiet. the depth of swimming pool is quite deep that is 2.8m at deepest area, even there is a peaceful music under the water. and there is a spa pool beside the swimming pool, you can feel relexation at th..."

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, US

  • 4 starsExcellent 4.4 / 5( 1,162 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

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    "They had fresh fruit as a welcome which was a nice surprise and provided free bottled water every day. Rooms were clean and convenient location. "

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, US

  • 4 starsGood 3.9 / 5( 1,268 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

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    "Good location next to Hung Hom railway station, with access to cross harbour tunnel buses (<10 min walk) and soon to be opened whampoa MTR station (<10min walk). Regular shuttle (every 15 min) to Tsim Sha Tsui as well. Less modern but still a grand looking and well maintained hotel. We stayed in ..."

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, AU

  • 4 starsExcellent 4.1 / 5( 1,225 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free!

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    "Decent restaurants in walking distance, large rooms by HK standards, shopping, night market, and staff were competent. Definitely recommend."

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, AU

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    Central

    The sheer spectacle of Central Hong Kong makes it exhilarating. Surging skyscrapers like the Bank of China Tower dazzle by day, while Lan Kwai Fong's warren of club-crammed streets makes it a hotspot…
    The sheer spectacle of Central Hong Kong makes it exhilarating. Surging skyscrapers like the Bank of China Tower dazzle by day, while Lan Kwai Fong's warren of club-crammed streets makes it a hotspot for Hong Kong's party animals when the sun goes down. And if it's good grub you're after, Soho's glitzy restaurants and traditional, almost hidden, steam-filled canteens will be sure to tempt you.

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    Causeway Bay

    A bustling, sensory-explosion of a place, Causeway Bay is a shopper's paradise. Mega malls and epic department stores line the streets – you can't miss the towering 13-storey SOGO center . With i…
    A bustling, sensory-explosion of a place, Causeway Bay is a shopper's paradise. Mega malls and epic department stores line the streets – you can't miss the towering 13-storey SOGO center . With its own Times Square (a retail and office complex), this compact shopping district has it all, with many stores staying open past midnight. Listen out for the daily firing of the Noonday Gun, a tradition dating back to 1860.

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    Wan Chai

    A bustling mix of the old and the new, Wan Chai is home to a thriving restaurant and bar scene, with traditional open-air restaurants, quaint tea shops, and fast-food eateries. Take a stroll aroun…
    A bustling mix of the old and the new, Wan Chai is home to a thriving restaurant and bar scene, with traditional open-air restaurants, quaint tea shops, and fast-food eateries. Take a stroll around Bauhinia Square and see the enormous, golden bauhinia statue which stands outside the Convention and Exhibition Center. Or experience the city’s art scene, at the Performing Arts Academy on the shimmering waterfront.

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    North Point

    Quieter than some of its neighbors, North Point is a mostly residential area perfect for the budget traveler. A diverse district, there are many delicious types of cuisine on offer in North Point, fr…
    Quieter than some of its neighbors, North Point is a mostly residential area perfect for the budget traveler. A diverse district, there are many delicious types of cuisine on offer in North Point, from tasty Cantonese dishes to Indonesian delicacies. Head to the iconic Sunbeam Theater on King’s Road to see some traditional Chinese opera, or enjoy the bustling food markets on Chun Yeung street.

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    Western District

    Experience a taste of traditional Hong Kong is the colorful market-filled streets of the Western District. Head to the bustling Chinese Central Market to haggle over food, and explore the surround…
    Experience a taste of traditional Hong Kong is the colorful market-filled streets of the Western District. Head to the bustling Chinese Central Market to haggle over food, and explore the surrounding winding alleyways, crammed with tea shops, herbal pharmacies, and all kinds of knick-knack stores. Home to the world’s longest outdoor escalator, make sure to take the trip to the top and visit some of the surrounding trendy bars.

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    Mong Kok

    Translated as ‘busy corner’, Hong Kong’s Mong Kok district is an exhilarating, seething mass of humanity, tightly packed buildings, and gigantic neon signs. 130,000 people squeeze into each square ki…
    Translated as ‘busy corner’, Hong Kong’s Mong Kok district is an exhilarating, seething mass of humanity, tightly packed buildings, and gigantic neon signs. 130,000 people squeeze into each square kilometer, making it the most densely populated district on Earth. Join the fray at the shops and markets – whole streets are dedicated to fashion, technology, or even goldfish. For a breather, head to the Langham Place Mall – less crowded and air-conditioned.

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    Jordan

    Slightly less chaotic than nearby Mong Kok, Jordan is nevertheless a microcosm of Hong Kong life. Locals of various nationalities and cultures swarm the streets, taking advantage of the thousands of…
    Slightly less chaotic than nearby Mong Kok, Jordan is nevertheless a microcosm of Hong Kong life. Locals of various nationalities and cultures swarm the streets, taking advantage of the thousands of shops, restaurants, and karaoke bars. At dusk, be sure to visit the Temple Street Market. Stalls sell a range of merchandise, mainly men’s fashion, but the main attraction is the fresh, spicy seafood being doled out at hole-in-the-wall restaurants.

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    Yau Ma Tei

    Yau Ma Tei combines pockets of colonial splendor, such as the white-brick police station, with a haphazard collection of newer buildings, housing crowded markets. Peruse the unique combination of int…
    Yau Ma Tei combines pockets of colonial splendor, such as the white-brick police station, with a haphazard collection of newer buildings, housing crowded markets. Peruse the unique combination of intricately embroidered wedding dresses and dim sum dishes along Shanghai Street, and visit the dazzling Jade Market to find your personal Chinese good luck charm and more jade jewelry than anywhere else.

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    Sha Tin

    Located on Shing Mun River, Sha Tin is perhaps best known for its world-class racecourse. This is worth visiting even if horses aren't your thing, because it encircles the landscaped loveliness of Pe…
    Located on Shing Mun River, Sha Tin is perhaps best known for its world-class racecourse. This is worth visiting even if horses aren't your thing, because it encircles the landscaped loveliness of Penfold Park. The culture of the New Territories can be explored at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, while the vast malls of New Town Plaza and Sha Tin Plaza are ideal for splurging and window shopping alike.

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    Hung Hom

    Hung Hom is an older area of Kowloon perfect for those wanting to immerse themselves in true Hong Kong living, with many affordable hotels to choose from. With a welcoming residential vibe and infuse…
    Hung Hom is an older area of Kowloon perfect for those wanting to immerse themselves in true Hong Kong living, with many affordable hotels to choose from. With a welcoming residential vibe and infused with a local spirit, the neighborhood has not been dominated by larger chain stores, and instead proffers from a varied mix of independent shops and local eateries cooking up steaming bowls of mouthwatering noodles.

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Exploring Hong Kong

Stooped in historic culture alongside modern arts and festivals, Hong Kong still thrives in celebrating its history and traditions. With a city that must rise vertically rather than expand in width, panoramic views are something Hong Kong specializes in. What’s more the modern buildings themselves are something the city prides itself in, and has plenty of. However, historical temples are still national treasures and fascinating places to visit.


Accommodations in Hong Kong

There is a range of options for all travellers such as Wifi equipped amenities, gym, fitness centres, and complimentary breakfast. The most popular hotel in Hong Kong is the The Putman, which has been booked 5 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended The Upper House in Hong Kong as it has been reserved 5 times.


Sightseeing in Hong Kong

- Victoria Harbour


At the heart of Hong Kong is Victoria Harbour, separating Kowloon from Hong Kong Island on the edge of the South China Sea. The natural land formed harbor boasts glittering lights and has always been instrumental to Hong Kong’s central trade. During the British colonial reign it was the central area and it is still an important factor for trade today. It’s also the best place for an early morning free Tai Chi class overlooking the calming waters with Master Ng.


- Kowloon


With plenty of shops, amenities and views on offer, Kowloon is right in the middle of the action, ideal if shopping is the main entry on your itinerary. There are the huge shopping centers, temple street market and the ladies market nearby. The airport bus and metro lines are very close, so when heading home, the extra shopping is manageable! This area is often a favorite with first time tourists due to its convenience.


Transportation in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a pleasant place to explore on foot, but taking in the entire city in this way can take some time. Fortunately, there are plenty of trams and buses available to take visitors around the city.

Most visitors arrive at the Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), which is the main gateway to this part of the world. The airport is situated on Chek Lap Kok Island, which is connected to Hong Kong Island by rail and the journey takes less than half an hour. It is also possible to travel from the airport by bus and ferry, while bridges and ferries connect Hong Kong Island with a number of surrounding islands.


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