Very well organised. Fast and free wifi access, fast shuttle services between terminals, short queueing times at immigration. Taxis take you to Tsim Sha Tsui for around HK$ 250.
Great location, in the middle of shopping area and restaurants. Very near MTR station. But the best is that each room comes with Android phone with unlimited internet and free local calls.
NEVER take the peak tram UP to the peak, it's always to busy and you'll be waiting ages. Take the No1 mini bus and then take the tram DOWN. The queue is half the size and the view is exactly the same Read more.
The cheapest way to get from Tsim Sha Tsui into HK island. Don't forget to take pictures and don't miss the view at night.
Walk to the garden pavilion, take a look around, then on your way down find a pathway that looks like it should be fenced off. Walk it and find the peak, see the edge of the world.
Easy trail walk around the peak. Really gentle with very little up and down. Amazing views out over HK and Victoria harbour. Definitely worth doing, takes about 1 - 1.5hrs to complete.
Place to see the sights of skyscrapers in Hong Kong from Victoria peak at night/day. From this place we can witness the incredible scenery of a city and good place to take a selfie #Traveling#HongKong
Beautiful waterfront and fishing boats. Buy fresh fish–eat at one of many seafood restaurants. There are also a lot of non-seafood places like tapas, Italian, and Portuguese. Many alleys to explore.
Everyday at 8pm a big light show animates all the skyscrapers along the harbor. Lasers and cheesy music included. Definitely worth a stroll along the Victoria Harbour, Kowloon side.
THE park of Hong Kong, where a lot of events take place including the lunar year market, flower exhibition and political events etc. right at the heart of the city.
A major park in Tsim Sha Tsui area, events are occasionally held here. A nice resting place among the highrises
Surrounded by modern buildings, the Hong Kong Park is an oasis in the heart of the city. Besides lively greens, you can find various species of birds in the aviary and rare plants in the greenhouse.
Very peaceful place with a large variety of bird species. Not crowded, and well designed for the visit
Very nice place for taking a walk, reading a book, pic nic, during the evening a lot of people come here to run and do exercices
There's no easy way to visit the Buddha. You just have to walk 268 steps uphill and down afterward. The view of the Buddha as well as the surrounding view from above are worth the climb. Read more.
This shopping centre is incredibly huge,you will get lost at least once.All the shops are expensive.If you prefer the designer brands and specialty shops then this is a must stop in Hong Kong.
Friendly and knowledgeable staff, well-rounded local and international selection of beer. The growler station features current favorites!
As much as I love the beer, the food could be so much better. Come on - sliced bread for BBQ. Sorry if I don't know my southern but give me at least corn bread. Brisket + Pulled Pork = awesome.
Great craft beer house with a pretty even split of HK brews and world beers. Friendly, knowledgeable staff. One of a kind in Mongkok. Mandatory for all beer lovers. Noms.
The staff are so friendly, time your drink to be in between the ferries leaving timetable to allow time to talk.
The city’s hand-pumped cask ale, the Lantau-brewed Typhoon T8 English bitter, is available here. It sells out quickly, so call ahead to see if it’s in stock. There's a selection of 75 bottled brews. Read more.
Bottle shop for craft beers during the day, but also a cafe/restaurant/bar into the evening. Great choice of craft beers on tap, & their snack & mains menu are really good. Ma po fries were excellent.
Great selection of craft beers. Asked the staff for a recommendation to go with spicy Sichuan food and it was spot on! (Dr Caligari Toccalmato- like a non-sweet cider, crisp with a touch of raspberry)
Decent selection of craft beers in bottle and on tap. They excel in carrying latest HK'S local breweries!!
Highlight of the Dragon's Back hike! Enjoy the views on top, then take the easy winding trail back to Cape Collinson for the bus.
Wondering how to get to the beach? Best way is to head to Central and catch either numbers 6, 6A, 260, 6X, or if you're at Causeway Bay and North Point numbers 63, 65. It's cheap and easy!
Do it as early in the morning as you can and carry water! It is a hard hike! But the views - oh my god!!
A brilliant view around on a clear day. Easily accessible from different directions though do not under estimate the inclination of some of the paths. It can be fairly steep. No refreshments availabl
Simply beautiful. Nice promenade overlooking Kai Tak where you can grab your packed lunch and escape the Kwun Tong hustle and bustle.
Great 360 degree panoramic views and not one soul to be seen. Path is signposted starts at picnic area. It's 100 m altitude uphill via steps. Same path back. You won't regret it!
Really cool way to travel to Ngong Ping village some great views of the airport, landscape and the Big Buddha got the standard car wish I had got the crystal instead
The Duddell Street Steps are a great place for a HK selfie, one of the best understated historical sites in town.
When you walk down from Victoria Peak to the city via 'Morning Trail' , be sure so detour thru here. Serious WW2 history. Lots of stairs albeit downhill.
What a beautiful place to sit, relax and contemplate. If you have out of town guests this is a top spot between all the other hectic spots that Hong Kong has to offer.
Great city view. And apparently the place to go for couples since it's super foggy at night and there are no street lights on top...brace yourselves.
Pay your respects to this image of a future Buddha. Make sure to stand on the two tiles placed perfectly in front of her 😄🇭🇰.
Flag raising by the Hong Kong police once a month but for great looking views of the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, come in a summer night.
Commemorating the people who died during WWI and WWII, the Cenotaph in Statue Square has nearly the same features as the one in Whitehall, London. Come during Remembrance Sunday to see ceremonies.
Nice place for enjoying the view to Wan Chai and Central, but some construction closed the Avenue of Stars area now. But now this place is more relaxed.
Come early (7 am), you will avoid crowds and the illumination will be favorable for your picture with the statue.
A well-spent Saturday afternoon by the waterfront. This is one of the very few nice outdoor places for picnic and sunsets in Hong Kong. Opens from 6am to 11pm daily.
Built in the Qing style in 1973, it's dedicated to the Taoist god of healing and luck, hence all the gamblers and fortune tellers hanging around. – Green Guide Editor
A bit far from MTR but popular among Asia ppl btw you can get there by bus which less walk from the bus stop rather than MTR
Beautiful place in Hongkong. If you like go there, you need take the peak tram near the Central station (sometimes need waiting around 1 hour). Shopping and eating is possible on the top.
half of this old heritage building are occupied by H&M now. why we need to shop H&M in Stanley? can we have more little local shops?
The entrance is hidden to the right of the government building, not behind it, which is where the entrance to the Po Fook Hill cemetery is (worth a visit too). Be warned: both sites are not connected.
Clouds of fragrant incense smoke fill this 1840 temple honoring both literature and the military. All furnishings came from the Chinese mainland. – Green Guide Editor
The upper deck is more crowded, but has better views and is more quiet then the lower deck.
If you're strapped for time, skip through the bottom level and go to the 2nd level starting with area #5. The first four areas are just geology and archaeology. Interesting but not unique.
Awesome interactive displays, great way to keep kids entertained for hours but avoid the crowds. If you come at the weekend come early
Famous cobblestone street where you will witness two things: wedding photoshoots and people buying strange Halloween costumes.
Great, reasonably priced fusion Cantonese with amazing interior design, hip Chinese-infused cocktails and must-order Imberico BBQ pork.You need to order Peking Duck 1-day earlier. Maximal Concepts!
