Hotels near Hong Kong

A bustling city with a wide range of shops restaurants and bars to suit most tastes. Cheap taxis make getting around easy but you need cash to pay them. It is worth getting a local sim card for access to the internet and navigation. These cards can be bought at the airport or at any 7/11 shop in the city. The city is quite polluted and noisy and will put off some sensitive people. Be prepared to do a lot of walking with some quite steep hills around the central and Mid levels. Weather can be quite hot at any time of the year. The cost of eating out is quite high with the cheapest set menu for lunch ending up costing around £20 .per head. A lot to see if you plan carefully.

Everything was so expensive now. The tax free and no sales tax maybe there but the prices are 20% higher than prices abroad. I also bought a shoes with a mark down price and I think its like 30% sale off the rack. Came out from our country, it came out more expensive in HK in the end. I checked in our country

1. The politeness and willingness of your tourism team at the arrival and departure halls of HKIA was reassuring to us. They made us feel welcomed. 2. The versatility of your Octopus card in all types of transactions is convenient. 3. Most Hongkongers we interacted with were polite and eager to help. Concierge at Metropark Hotel Kowloon and Nathan Hotel were exceptionally helpful. 4. We enjoyed getting around Victoria Peak, Sai Kung, Mongkok, Tsim Sha Tsui and the avenue of stars, Ladies Market, Sum Sui Po and Temple Street Night Market. It was fun mingling with the crowd in those places. 5. The surprise we got with service charges in restaurants and the fact that extra charges were not communicated to us up front, left a bad taste in our mouths. We felt cheated. We avoided going to restaurants because of the ridiculous charges. Your street food vendors were more pleasant. 6. We found some vendors quite sarcastic in their response and comments. Especially in cantonese because they thought we could not understand the language. Unfortunately for them we did. This does not go well to the image of your city. 7. Unfortunately the Symphony of Lights was a huge disappointment for us because it did not deliver the WOW factor we expected. 8. Getting around in the mrt and buses were fun and adventurous ways to interact with Hongkongers.

The food is overpriced for its quality. The taste is inexpensive, and the presentation is also inexpensive, yet it is priced at a premium. Many locals in stores (7/11, grocery stores, malls, parks, and other public places) can be a bit rude. The tourism authority should address issues related to hospitality and customer satisfaction, considering that they rely heavily on tourists.

Great place to visit, plenty to see and do. People are very friendly and had know trouble getting about. If you like shopping there's so many shopping malls to see. Really liked the old and new areas of Hong Kong, had such a great time.

Exciting but safe city Easy to get around by public transport or taxi Great mix of old and new side by side people very friendly and helpful Great restaurants and bars with rooftop locations for amazing views Lots to do