The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
The journey is the destination: Hong Kong's historic tram is proof. Operating since 1904, making it the world's largest double decker tram fleet in service, this charming, planet-friendly form of transport is the best way to soak in the city's …
Embrace the moody Wong Kar Wai esthetic, and don a qipao while exploring the streets of Hong Kong. Crafted in silk and adorned with intricate embroidery and patterns, qipao showcase the richness of Chinese design. Not only that, but they also …
Hong Kong is a great place to try out acupuncture.
Here's our guide to the best bus tours of our beautiful city!
The city is far from cruising at pre-COVID speed, but as the loosening of restrictions continues, there are more places to go and things to do
How to get to one of HK's favorite island escapes.
Escape the crowds and unwind on Peng Chau.
Lantau Island's Big Buddha, also known as the Tian Tian Buddha, is one of Hong Kong's most celebrated monuments. So of course you want to know how to get there. This statue, the biggest seated bronze Buddha in the world, is located near Po Lin …
There's plenty in Hong Kong for sports enthusiasts of every stripe.
The VIP travel experience for your furry companions.
How to find the best budget serviced apartments in Hong Kong.
With nearly 150 rainy days per year on average and trending upwards (thank you, Hong Kong Observatory), our city is no stranger to stormy weather. But don't let the bad weather rain on your parade! From board games to bouldering, quirky museums …
From cozy in-home sitters who'll treat your pet like family to pet-friendly lodges that understand the art of pampering, we've got your back (and your pet's too). Here's the Cheapo guide to the best pet sitting and boarding options in the 852. …
The best way to get to Victoria Peak is by riding this historic funicular railway.
Hong Kong is tiny, but the megacity offers a surprisingly wide range of activities for all interests. Whether you're a traveller just beginning your HK adventure or a seasoned local keen to find something new, check out our list of the most …
Already ventured out to sleepy Peng Chau and beach-hopped across sunny Sai Kung? Luckily, Hong Kong is a strategic launching off point for a number of attractive destinations in Asia. Here's the Cheapo-certified guide to the best beach getaways, …
The Salisbury offers five-star views without the five-star prices. The majority of the rooms are fairly basic but there are several suites with stunning views to rival that of its luxurious neighbours. Perfectly located just a 5-minute walk from …
One of the four oldest government buildings still standing in Hong Kong, 1881 Heritage served as the Marine Police Headquarters from 1884 to 1996 before the Marine Police moved to Sai Wan Ho. Today, the compound has been revitalised into a …
Originally built in 1902, the Tai O Heritage Hotel led its past life as the Tai O Marine Police Station, After being neglected for many years, the edifice was revitalised and transformed into an elegant heritage hotel with nine highly coveted …
Founded in 1916 by Lady May, the wife of Sir Francis Henry May, Governor of Hong Kong at the time, The Helena May was first established as a women’s club. Today, with its white facade and decorative moldings, it offers a striking example of …
If you’re looking for a real treat for a special occasion, then the Four Seasons is exactly that. Rooms offer either panoramic views of Victoria Peak, Kowloon side, or the most desirable option — the staggering harbour view. Guests can also …
A firm favourite for locals and visitors alike, the Grand Hyatt has been consistently impressing guests over the years with its sweeping views of the skyline. Located right on the waterfront near Wan Chai, accessing the main attractions on both …
Ocean Park is home to thrilling roller coasters, an epic aquarium, and stunning animal exhibits and now, there’s a perfectly located Marriott hotel right next door to the park in which to recover after a busy day adventuring. Themed family rooms …
