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Superhost
Guest suite in Hong Kong
Causeway Bay MTR guesthouse
Only 7 minutes walk from Causeway Bay MTR station Only 7 minutes walk from Causeway Bay Square Food Centre Chongguang Department Store is just 10 min. walk Only 15 min walk to Causeway Bay Soho It is a 10-minute walk from the free airport shuttle stop 20-minute walk to Golden Gate Square, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre 15 minutes drive from the hilltop pickup terminal 5 minutes walk from the tram stop 7 minutes walk from Causeway Bay MTR Station Just 10 minutes walk from Sogo 15 minutes walk from Soho, Causeway Bay Free airport shuttle bus stops just 10 minutes walk 20 minutes walk from Golden Bauhinia Square and Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre It takes only 15 minutes by car from the Peak Tram Terminal. 5 minutes walk from Tram Station
$33 per night
Superhost
Condo in Hong Kong
City Centre Mong Kok MTR Railway 3 beds
My cosy elegance apartment located in the heart of the city centre. Mong Kok East & Mong Kok Mtr 1-3 minutes walking distance . You'll glad to feel a true city feeling! We also provided a duplex /triplex for a big group. up to 7 bed rooms in the building with lifts We use Simons pillow and mattress, International band electric appliance. Split-type air-conditioner with heater, Royal wall paper..... LG Led tv, very comfortable bed, full cotton bed linens. It likes your comfortable home.
$155 per night
Superhost
Apartment in HK
GREAT LOCATION! MTR JORDAN! Perfect KINGBED Studio
Location is ideal - #High Speed Rail & MTR Austin (0.3km 3min), MTR Jordan (0.4km 4min), MTR Kowloon (1km 9min) and Airport Bus A22 - Shanghai St. Stop (3min) It is an ideal base to enjoy dynamic Kowloon - TST Harbour City/ Ocean Centre, Temple Street Night Market, Elements Mall/ICC/Sky 100, Jade Market, Star Ferry/Clock Tower/Avenue of Stars. If you are interested in traveling to Macao, there is OneBus departing every hour right down the street.
$123 per night
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Your guide to Hong Kong

All About Hong Kong

Bustling Hong Kong is far more than a megacity and financial capital: Located on southeastern corner of Mainland China, it comprises hundreds of islands, the Kowloon Peninsula, and the New Territories. Set amid rolling hills, soaring mountains, and the glistening waters of the South China Sea, the urban landscape of Hong Kong shows many different faces. Sparkly skyscrapers are ringed by narrow alleyways full of shops and markets, and throughout the city, you’ll find remnants of Hong Kong’s past as a British colony, mixed with its Cantonese heritage.

Here, historic buildings have been transformed into upscale shopping malls, and Buddhist temples peek out between high-rise apartment buildings. Beyond the buzzing activity of Hong Kong and Kowloon, you’ll find jaw-droppingly beautiful scenery, including lush forests, white-sand beaches, and even the ruins of 19th-century villages.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Hong Kong

A petty little issue like weather does not slow Hong Kong down. During the summer, the city is a steambath; however, most places are air-conditioned, providing a chance to cool down quickly. Although summer is the monsoon season, the hard rains pass quickly, so most days are still filled with sunshine. The lovely weather in spring and fall make for a great time to explore Hong Kong’s hiking trails or head to the beach on one of the Outlying Islands. Winter can get a little chilly but don’t worry — you will only need to throw on a sweater or light jacket.


Top things to do in Hong Kong

Victoria’s Peak

Take the iconic Hong Kong tram up the mountain to Victoria’s Peak, high above Central. From the peak, you can see both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. If you’re feeling hardier, you can also hike up to the peak on the Old Peak Road, a well-maintained walkway that passes by beautiful historic mansions and offers expansive vistas along the way.

Mong Kok

The bustling, ever-crowded Mong Kok neighborhood is home to several markets selling all manner of necessities, from fresh seafood to homewares. As you wander the crowded streets, the swaggering smells of stinky tofu and fish balls fill the air. This is Hong Kong at its most raw, buzzing with cacophonous noise, conversation, and culinary prowess.

Dragon’s Back

While Hong Kong offers endless hiking trails, one of the most famous is the Dragon’s Back. This stunning trail takes you up and over the tree-covered Shek O Peak to the southern shore of Hong Kong Island. It finishes at Big Wave Bay, where you can go for a quick swim in the South China Sea to cool down and then seek out fresh seafood.

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