Hong Kong

Hotels

This is one of Hong Kong's oldest hotels and became operational in 1928. Perhaps this is the reason it is often referred to as the 'Grande Dame'. The hotel was renovated and extended in end 1994. Historical in its charm, hospitality and elegance, it has every modern facility to make it a great choice for both the holiday traveler and business traveler. It is a favorite of the who's who visiting Hong Kong.

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Grand Hyatt Hong Kong

This is a sophisticated business hotel, conveniently situated at the heart of Hong Kong Island, right next to the Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Centre.

Kowloon Shangrila

This legendary award winning architectural marvel is ideally located on the waterfront in the East side of Tsim shat Sui.

Island Shangrila

This Hotel is located in the Central district and with its 56 storeys, is the tallest hotel in Hong Kong. The lights of Hong Kong and the Peak and Harbor are unbeatable viewing from the Island Shangrila.

JW Marriott, Hong Kong

The first Asian flagship hotel of the Marriott group, The JW Marriott was inaugurated in 1989 and is the second in the trio of hotels connected to the finest shopping and dining experiences of the Pacific Place

Conrad, Hong Kong

The 3rd in the trio of hotels attached to the Pacific Place upmarket shopping and dining mall. This 61 storey hotel was built in 1990.

Lan Kwai Fong Hotel

It is located at the center of the financial and business district and is a walking distance from the popular and vibrant Soho and Lan Kwai Fong areas.

Hotel Nikko Hong Kong

With its Japanese Heritage this modern premium hotel emphasizes on sincerity in effort, professional ethos, high service standards and a multi lingual staff well trained to handle all international and domestic

Holiday Inn Golden Mile

This strategically located hotel on Nathan Road, considered a mile long shopping extravaganza, is in the heart of Kowloon's busy commercial and entertainment hub.

Kimberley Hotel

With the MTR station as well as the Ferry harbour close by, this hotel is well located on the busy shopping area in Tsimshatsui.

Jia

Situated on the busy Causeway Camp, this is the first Phillipe Stark's designed boutique hotel in Asia. It is the finest blend of a hotel and serviced apartments.

Renaissance Harbour View Hotel

This is a 43 storey hotel right in the heart of Hong Kong's attractions, next to the Hong Kong Convention Centre and separated from the Grand Hyatt by the largest swimming pool and outdoor park shared by the tw

YMCA - The Salisbury

With the stunning show of 'Symphony of Lights' from the Harbor Rooms of this 3 star, 16 storey hotel, the location, at the tip of Kowloon Peninsula could not be better.

YWCA -The Anne Black

The 20 storey YWCA, previously known as The Anne Black Guest House, is a great option for the budget traveler.

Booth Lodge

It is close to the Jade Market, Night Market and Ladies Cloth Market as well as to the Cultural Center and Avenue of Stars.

Dorsett Far East Hotel

Though not really in the Budget category, one can get good deals in this hotel located in the Tsuen Wan area. It is a favorite with travelers as even though it is situated in the heart of Hong Kong, well connec

The New International Guest House

Located in the hub of shopping and entertainment areas of Tsimshatsui and well connected to Victoria Harbor and Space Museum, as well as by the public transport system to all parts of Hong Kong, this guest hous

Embassy Hotel (Service Apartment)

Located in the heart of vibrant Mangkok city, close to the entertainment, shopping and eating district, this place offers great value for money. The staff is courteous, friendly and very helpful.

The Peninsula, Hong Kong

This is one of Hong Kong's oldest hotels and became operational in 1928. Perhaps this is the reason it is often referred to as the 'Grande Dame'. The hotel was renovated and extended in end 1994.

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

Set right in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the commercial sector, one may see this as yet another plush commercial office, but walk in through the doors and you are in another world altogether.