The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
Causeway Bay is famed for high-end shopping and countless restaurants and situated in the middle of it all, is Park Lane. Part of the Pullman Hotel group, Park Lane offers harbour views as well as views of Victoria Park. There is no pool but the …
One of HK’s oldest 5-star hotels, the Mandarin Oriental is not only renowned for the quality of its service but also for its knockout views. The hotel seamlessly connects contemporary luxury with oriental heritage and guests can experience this …
The West Kowloon waterfront area has been receiving a slow but steady facelift over recent years and the Kerry Hotel is part of that, being the first new-build hotel to open in that area in over 20 years. Situated in the heart of Hung Hom Bay, …
If you’re craving an escape from the CBD’s frantic pace and dizzying lights, head to Tai O. A fishing village dotted with stilt houses where you’ll find shrimp paste fermenting in large drums and salted egg yolk curing under the sun, this remote …
Hong Kong’s only beachfront resort, the Gold Coast Hotel is somewhat of an institution among family-friendly hotels. From its surrounding grounds to the rooms, the hotel management has thought of it all. Water slides, a sharks and pirates …
The most obvious option for those wanting to stay near Hong Kong Disney is of course, the HK Disneyland hotel. Adjacent to Disneyland itself (with its own private park entrance), the hotel is perfectly located to be able to spend the day …
Dive into Hong Kong’s industrial history with a stay at the Camlux Hotel, a flask factory turned heritage accommodation located in Kowloon Bay. Talk about a dramatic pivot! If you’re a movie buff, you may have seen insulated flasks emblazoned …
Walk by any park and you’re sure to hear the clatter of mahjong tiles: it’s a quintessential part of the city’s lively (and sometimes deafening) soundscape. At The Mahjong, an affordable traveller’s hostel kitted out with custom-built bunk beds, …
Located in the vibrant, rapidly gentryifying neighbourhood of Sham Shui Po, YHA Mei Ho House, contains a hostel with a café and compact heritage museum. The hostel is housed in the only remaining building from the original 29-block Shek Kip Mei …
So you’re flying into Hong Kong International Airport and want to know how to make the most of it -- you’re in the right place. From local and international cuisine options to the wide range of services available, there's a lot to take in at …
Work-life balance can be an elusive beast, especially in always-busy Hong Kong. (In fact, Hong Kong has the dubious honour of being the most overworked city in the world!) But that's all the more reason to blend business with pleasure, and cull …
This June, immerse yourself in all things culture, and let the creative juices flow. With Tuen Ng or Dragon Boat Festival coming up on the 22nd and an abundance of racing events to spectate (or participate in), June promises to leave you feeling …
No matter your budget, there's a boutique hotel for you in Hong Kong. From frugal, backpacker-friendly hostels rooted in place to sumptuous stays evoking centuries gone by, these heritage accommodations have a story to tell. Value The Mahjong …
After Lunar New Year and spells of chilly rain comes a solar term to strike fear into the hearts of many a Hongkonger: the "Awakening of Insects". It's exactly what it sounds like: the weather heats up, humidity creeps in, and the bugs, stirring …
Just when you think you've seen and done it all, Hong Kong surprises. This city is teeming with unexplored nooks and crannies and historic hotspots to keep you on your toes. With the Mass Transit Rail (MTR) constantly expanding its reach, it's …
