Hotels in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s hotel scene has it all—from luxury harbourfront stays in Central, Admiralty, and Tsim Sha Tsui with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, to stylish boutique hotels tucked away in areas like Sheung Wan and Wan Chai. If you’re travelling on a budget, you’ll find plenty of great options in Mong Kok and Jordan. No matter where you stay, you’ll enjoy modern amenities, top-notch service, and easy access to must-see spots like Victoria Peak, Harbour City, the Temple Street Night Market, and the city’s seamless MTR network.
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Harbour Grand Hong Kong
The Harbour Grand Hong Kong is an icon of luxury, perfectly positioned near the city’s fashionable Sogo.
King's Mansion
"The hotel is conveniently located near MTR Sham Shui Po and the city centre."
Regala Skycity Hotel by Regal Hotels
Nestled in the vibrant SKYCITY at Hong Kong International Airport, the Regala Skycity Hotel is directly connected to AsiaWorld-Expo, making it the perfect home base for your next adventure.
YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel
"Enjoyable stay The location is green and well decorated. The staircase is painted so colorfully. This is a memorable feature of the hostel. Try their veggie breakfast!! 🌿🌸💚 The bed in the dorm is clean and comfortable. The courtyard space is fun to stretch in the morning and have afternoon tea I’d stay again!"
WAKE Concept Hotel
"Excellent location - footsteps away from the airport express bus stop and plenty of food around. Clean but tight if you have more than 1 large suitcase, though they have space under the bed for a medium suitcase. Would definitely recommend and stay again in the future."
Regal Airport Hotel
Regal Airport Hotel Hong Kong has been named the World's Best Airport Hotel by Business Traveller UK Magazine!
Royal Plaza Hotel
The Royal Plaza Hotel is perfect for travellers looking to explore the city a little deeper. The Royal Plaza Hotel offers all the amenities for a comfortable stay, whether you're visiting Hong Kong for business or to soak up the sights. Travellers will love the hotel's location: West Kowloon is just 3 km away, and Hong Kong International Airport is 30 km away. The hotel is located just a few minutes' walk from Mong Kok East MTR station.
iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel
"small but nice room with a fast internet connection. Easily accessible from the metro station. Take the elevator in exit D and you'll be just a short walk away. Windows in the room can't be opened though!"
Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong
This modern waterfront hotel offers contemporary rooms with sweeping floor-to-ceiling harbour views, plus a rooftop pool and bar. You’ll enjoy easy access to Central, Causeway Bay, and the city’s major shopping and dining districts via efficient transport links.
Where to Stay in Hong Kong
Choose the perfect neighbourhood for your Hong Kong adventure based on your travel style
Tsim Sha Tsui and Kowloon West
Famous for harbour views, museums and major shopping centres.
- Harbour City shopping centre
- Avenue of Stars promenade
- Museums and attractions
Wan Chai and Causeway Bay
A vibrant shopping district packed with shopping centres, restaurants and nightlife.
- Times Square shopping centre
- Shopping at Fashion Walk
- Lively nightlife scene
Tsuen Wan
King’s Park, or 'Royal Park', is a quiet historic district perched on a hill in the heart of the Kowloon Peninsula.
- Kings Park Playground
- King George V Park
- Royal Park boundary stones
Hung Hom and Kowloon City
Hung Hom and Kowloon City are two authentic districts in the east of the Kowloon Peninsula, where the famous harbour promenade with views of Victoria Harbour sits alongside the chaotic charm of street markets, some of Hong Kong’s oldest bakeries, and massive residential complexes.
- New Hung Hom Promenade
- Kun Iam Temple
- Hutchinson Park
Mong Kok
One of Hong Kong’s busiest districts, famous for its vibrant markets and iconic neon lights.
- Shopping at the Ladies Market
- Street food and night markets
- Vibrant city vibe
North Point and Quarry Bay
Situated on Hong Kong Island’s eastern side, this area blends residential neighbourhoods with office towers, offering convenient access to the city centre while maintaining a more local, coastal community atmosphere.
- Strong MTR connectivity to Central and Quarry Bay business hubs
- Mix of residential towers, offices, and everyday local amenities
- Coastal views along the northern shoreline of Hong Kong Island
Яу Ма Тей
Yau Ma Tei is one of Hong Kong’s most colourful and authentic districts on the Kowloon Peninsula, where the old city comes alive beneath dazzling neon signs, and narrow alleys packed with street food stalls and bargain shops sit right alongside majestic temples and beautifully restored colonial-era buildings.
- Temple Street Night Market
- Tin Hau Temple
- Fruit Market (Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market)
Airport
Hong Kong’s main international gateway, offering extensive global flight connections alongside nearby hotels, airport facilities, and seamless transport links to the city via express rail, buses, and ferries.
- Major international hub with worldwide flight connections
- Direct Airport Express access to Central Hong Kong
- Integrated facilities including shopping, dining, and transit services
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan are two districts in the north-west of Hong Kong Island, where steep cobbled streets, street murals, and historic 19th-century buildings harmoniously coexist with trendy art spaces, vintage boutiques, and traditional shops, creating the perfect balance between authentic old Hong Kong and modern creative culture.
- Artlane in Sai Ying Pun
- Man Mo Temple
- Cat Street / Antique Street
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Disney Explorers Lodge
A themed hotel offering spacious, adventure-inspired rooms set amongst lush gardens, multiple themed dining options, and family-friendly facilities, with convenient access to Disneyland Park and nearby entertainment attractions.
Grand Bay View Hotel
"The room is big and clean. Just be aware that there is no shuttle bus service after 19:00."
Royal View Hotel
"Staffs are so friendly. Room is so big and a big comfortable bed ...Also , hotel provide shuttle bus , is quite convenient too."
Hong Kong Hostel
"The room was surprisingly big for two, can even sleep 3. It's very clean, well kept and tidy. Towels are provided, the shower has hot water and the pressure is also very nice. Aircond is strong and cold, the staff if very nice and helpful, they can hold your luggage if your arrive early and even after checking out. You get a bottle of water after checking in. Body wash and shampoo is also provided. The smart TV in the room is the icing on the cake."
Hopewell Hotel
"The room was clean and tidy, with complete facilities and amenities. The hotel has a great location with convenient transportation. Shopping and dining options are easily accessible."
The Murray, Hong Kong, a Niccolo Hotel
"Facilities: New and well-maintained, offering a relaxing luxury experience. It would be even better if the charging ports supported Type-C. Cleanliness: Spotless. Ambiance: Excellent, I particularly loved the Garden Lounge. Service: Whether at check-in, check-out, by the pool, or in the restaurant, the service was consistently professional and friendly."
Kerry Hotel Hong Kong by Shangri-la
"I came here for a conference but brought my mum along for an extended holiday. While the hotel room, room service and cleanliness were all up to expectations I was unhappy about having to wait 2 hours for my room to be ready. I could only enter my room at 5pm. I have stated my preferred room and special requests earlier on via the app so that it would all be ready upon arrival. But to my dismay, they said the room was not ready and I had to wait until 5pm to be able to enter my room. For a 5 star hotel, i had expected more. There was no compensation or whatsoever, i was simply made to wait for 2 whole hours for my room that I have already stated my preferences. I asked if I could leave a feedback so that services can be improved, the receptionist only took down my email, in which they did not reach out to me at all. Please improve in your services. I did appreciate the muslim friendly ammenities such as the prayer mat, Quran, and halal in-room dining. Everything else was great. Just need to improve on the checkins."
Kowloon Shangri-La, Hong Kong
"The hotel seems to be quite old, but the service in all aspects was perfect, and the location right by the sea was absolutely superb. The Horizon Club benefits were excellent too: the stunning sea view coupled with the semi-buffet breakfast definitely earns a solid 90 points."
The Royal Garden Tsim Sha Tsui
The Royal Garden Tsim Sha Tsui is perfect for travellers looking to explore the city a little deeper. The Royal Garden Tsim Sha Tsui is a fantastic place to stay while in Hong Kong. Hung Hom Station and Hong Kong International Airport are conveniently located just 1 km and 33 km away, respectively.
Hotel ICON
"The room was amazing and had a good view. Staffs were very polite, professional and friendly. Would like to visit again in the future. The buffet breakfast was really nice and had lots of choices. The afternoon tea and cocktail in the lounge was enjoyable as well."
Harbour Grand Kowloon
"My experience at this hotel was terrible. On my first day, I asked the front desk if they had a universal adapter, and they said no. The very next day, I saw several adapters on the housekeeping cart. My first thought was, 'Is this the difference in service standards between the mainland and abroad?' Secondly, after checking out, I realized I had left some canned drinks in the fridge. I asked the front desk about it, and they replied that they would throw away any food items. Speechless. What if it had been a bottle of Maotai liquor? Thirdly, and most infuriatingly, I forgot cash in the safe when I checked out at 10 AM. I suddenly remembered around 10 PM that night. I was told it would be resolved the next day. When I called back at 10 AM the following day, they said no valuables were found in the safe. I then told them that if they didn't find it, I would call the police. Immediately, their attitude changed, and they said they would transfer me to the manager. The manager then stated that the safe could only be opened after the guest checks out. It was already midday the next day, and the issue still hadn't been resolved – and it was cash! I have three main questions for the hotel: 1. When a guest checks out, shouldn't the hotel check the room for forgotten items? There were drinks in the fridge and valuables in the safe, so why didn't the hotel notify the guest? 2. During the communication on the morning of the second day, the room attendant directly stated that no valuables were found in the safe. It was only when I threatened to call the police that they said they would transfer me to the manager. 3. After bringing it up with the manager, they claimed they could only access the room after the guest had departed. The hotel bears undeniable responsibility for this entire incident, yet they kept making excuses and delaying. Fourth, the restaurant seemed to be overrun by Middle Eastern and Indian guests, with hardly any hot food. The only hot dish seemed to be curried chicken giblets, suggesting they've been hosting many Indian tour groups. A guest in front of me took a cup for a drink and started drinking it right there, without regard for other guests behind them. After finishing, they left the cup in the public serving area. I pointed this out to a staff member, but they were indifferent. I couldn't stand it and took these two photos. I hope the hotel doesn't discriminate against mainland guests or become subservient to foreigners. The overall quality of mainlanders is very high. These comments are not meant to be anything else but a heads-up for anyone planning to book this hotel."
Kimpton TSIM SHA TSUI HONG KONG by IHG
"Our stay at the Kimpton this time was really great. We arrived quite early with our family, having booked three rooms, and Shirley at the front desk efficiently managed to get our rooms ready for us to check in. Rachel was also very considerate, providing a detailed explanation of the hotel's facilities and even personally escorting us to the elevators, which was a very thoughtful touch. The suite we booked had a fantastic view with a wide-open panorama. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, the environment is quiet, and the hygiene is well-maintained. Overall, we are very satisfied and grateful for the warm service from Rachel and Shirley."
Hotel COZI Harbour View
"Terrible hotel! Mold everywhere in the bathroom. Told the staff that there was mold in the shower and they “cleaned it”, but it was still there. I can’t believe this is a four star hotel —mold shouldn’t appear in hospitality. Also, even though it was around 1:20 pm and the check in time was at 2, they wouldn’t check if our rooms were ready, which I thought was a little bit weird. There’s no outlets near the bed, which is inconvenient. I was misled by the reviews/ratings on trip.com. Also staff were not clear on laundry, and ended up having to talk to 3 different people about it."
Traveller's Hostel
"everything looks good stay here room was very clean. They do the daily housekeeping. Location is super. We will come back."
Empire Hotel Hong Kong - Causeway Bay
The Empire Hotel Hong Kong - Causeway Bay is a great place to stay during your travels. The Empire Hotel Hong Kong - Causeway Bay offers all the amenities for a comfortable stay, whether you're visiting Hong Kong for business or to soak up the sights. Travellers will love the hotel's location: Hung Hom Station is just 6 km away, and Hong Kong International Airport is 37 km away.
Harbour Plaza Metropolis
"This hotel is a bit older, but the rooms seem to have been recently renovated, so they're quite nice. It's super convenient to get here: just take the overhead walkway from Hung Hom MTR station, walk through the mall, and you'll arrive directly at the hotel's side entrance to the lobby. The room windows face Victoria Harbour, and the night view is absolutely stunning."
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Hotels Near Top Hong Kong Landmarks
Experience the charm of Hong Kong by staying near the iconic landmarks
Tsim Sha Tsui
Get to the heart of Kowloon by staying in Tsim Sha Tsui, home to luxury malls, museums, and a vibrant dining scene.
Central
Central is the financial heart of Hong Kong, where skyscrapers (IFC, HSBC) and pedestrian escalators sit side-by-side with colonial buildings, high-end restaurants and luxury boutiques.
Hong Kong Disneyland
Book a magical stay near Hong Kong Disneyland, perfect for families looking to enjoy themed resorts and quick access to the park.
Victoria Harbour
Stay near Victoria Harbour for breathtaking views of the city skyline and easy access to the iconic Star Ferry and the Avenue of Stars.
North Point
North Point is a neighbourhood in the north-east of Hong Kong Island (Eastern District), where mid-20th-century history and the everyday lives of locals come to life through the iconic red 'ding-ding' trams, bustling old street markets, and authentic local bakeries.
Yau Ma Tei
Kowloon hotel area with vibrant street life, night markets, local eateries, Temple Street, and easy access to Mong Kok and Jordan.
Victoria Peak
Pick a hotel near the Peak Tram for easy access to Hong Kong’s highest point and those famous panoramic island views.
Sheung Wan
Area in central Hong Kong near hotels, where historic streets, seafood markets, and art spots sit alongside easy access to Central and ferries.
Tsuen Wan
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Hong Kong Travel Guide: Top Attractions, Transport & Where to Stay
Hong Kong 2026 Major Concerts:
- SEVENTEEN (Feb 28-Mar 1)
- MONSTA X (Mar 14)
- TREASURE (May 9)
- OneRepublic (Feb 21)
- ONE OK ROCK (May 2-3 at Central Harbourfront)
- Kraftwerk (May 6)
Hong Kong 2026 Key Festivals & Cultural Events:
- Chinese New Year Fireworks at Victoria Harbour (Feb 18)
- Chinese New Year Cup at Hong Kong Stadium (Feb 21)
- 54th Hong Kong Arts Festival (Feb 27-Mar 30)
- AIA Carnival at Central Harbourfront (until Mar 1)
- Art Basel Hong Kong 2026
- Hong Kong Sevens at Kai Tak Sports Park
What should be noted when traveling to Hong Kong independently? After the pandemic, many people have started to review their overseas travel from neighboring countries. Independent travel to Hong Kong has also become one of the most popular destinations. Hong Kong-style cuisine, shopping itinerals, as well as Hong Kong attractions like Disneyland and Ocean Park, are all wonderful to enjoy.
Getting to & Around Hong Kong
Flying in? You’ll land at Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), 35 km west of downtown. Airport Express trains cost 115 HKD ≈23 AUD (24 mins to Central Station). Late arrival Night buses (N11 Line) run 24/7 (34 HKD≈6.8 AUD).
Red-eye flight? Crash at hotels near HKG:
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480m | Outdoor swimming pool, soundproof pods, showers, free Wi-Fi. | |
Regala Skycity Hotel | 1.5km | Free airport shuttle pick-up/drop-off, pool, spa, restaurant, free Wi-Fi. |
Getting Around
- MTR/Trams: Mass Transit Railway (MTR) covers malls (Causeway Bay) and Kowloon (connect via Star Ferry). Ding Ding trams glide through Central for 2.3HKD(≈0.45 AUD) – hop on the upper deck!
- Buses/Minibuses: Buses cost 4–25HKD (≈0.78–4.90 AUD) but routes twist through hills – use Citymapper or HKeMobility. Red mini buses run 24/7 (8–20HKD≈1.57–3.91 AUD) – shout stops aloud!
- Taxis: Urban taxis start at 27HKD(≈5.30 AUD) – ALWAYS demand meter use! Uber/HKTaxi app fares 30% cheaper at night. No tuk-tuks – replaced by harbour sampans (50HKD≈9.80 AUD short rides).
- Ferries: Star Ferry crosses Victoria Harbour for 4HKD (≈0.78 AUD) – sunsets over skyscrapers are priceless. Avoid MTR rush hours (8-9:30am / 6-7:30pm) unless you enjoy human sardine mode!
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Where to Stay in Hong Kong
- Tsim Sha Tsui: Tsim Sha Tsui, located at the southern tip of the Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong, is one of the most representative and bustling areas in the city. It boasts a rich historical background and a modern appearance, and is renowned for its busy commercial district and multicultural characteristics. It features luxury shopping centers, internationally renowned hotels and high-rise buildings. At the same time, it retains historical traces, with many ancient buildings and museums. Showcase Hong Kong's culture and history. And don't forget to take a stroll along the Victoria Harbour at night and enjoy the breathtaking night view of Harbour City!
- Sham Shui Po: Neon-lit electronics graveyards hide 80HKD(≈15.6 AUD) coffin hostel beds above secret hipster cafes. Steps from the cyberpunk Apliu Street flea market (protip: hunt for retro cameras at 7am before tech geeks swarm). Hong Kong’s Khao San Road—backpackers slurp $18 fishball noodles under dystopian signage, but post-11pm, it morphs into a Blade Runner set.
- Central & Lan Kwai Fong: By day, finance bros sprint through IFC Mall; by night, Champagne soaks historic cobblestones. Gay bars hide behind Hollywood Road graffiti, with designer hotels (1200−3000+HKD≈235-587 AUD) along the Mid-Levels Escalator. Live for 3am chilli crab with baijiu shots? This is your neon-drenched playground—but avoid NYE: LKF becomes a champagne-supernova warzone where stilettos jam in storm drains.
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Top Things to Do in Hong Kong
- Victoria Peak Tram: To reach the summit of Victoria Peak, taking one of the world's oldest and most renowned Peak Trams is definitely an unforgettable experience! The entire railway is pulled by steel cables. The train climbs up the slope from an altitude of 28 meters to 396 meters (about 1,300 feet), and passengers can overlook the Victoria Harbour along the way. The tall buildings and thick bushes all seem to have fallen to one side. It's truly a wonderful feeling!
- Temple Street Night Market: Temple Street Night Market, is a night market in Hong Kong that is full of authentic flavors. It is famous for its unique market atmosphere, a wide variety of goods and street snacks. To fully experience the charm of the Temple Street Night Market, it is recommended to visit after 8 p.m. At that time, the stalls are most complete and the atmosphere is the liveliest.
- Chi Lin Nunnery at Sunset: Chi Lin Nunnery is a Buddhist temple located on Diamond Hill in Hong Kong, renowned for its unique Tang-style architecture and exquisite garden landscapes. It is recommended that tourists exit from Exit C2 of Diamond Hill MTR Station and follow the signs. Before entering the temple, one will first pass through the mountain gate and then reach the first courtyard, which features a lotus pond, rockeries and bonsai. Keep going and you will see the Heavenly Kings Hall, where there are Buddha statues and four statues of the Heavenly Kings.
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FAQs About Hotels in Hong Kong
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What are the best hotels in Hong Kong?
From business trips to holiday stays, Hong Kong offers a wide selection of popular hotels to suit every need. Hotel COZi Resort (from AU$ 101), Harbour Plaza Resort City (from AU$ 105) and Regal Airport Hotel (from AU$ 153) are excellent options for your stay.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Hong Kong?
Families visiting Hong Kong often prefer hotels like Hotel COZi Resort (from AU$ 101), Harbour Plaza Resort City (from AU$ 105) and Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West (from AU$ 106), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Hong Kong?
Kimpton TSIM SHA TSUI HONG KONG by IHG (from AU$ 429), Ma Wan 1868 Resort (from AU$ 193) and Stanley Oriental Hotel (from AU$ 434) are pet-friendly. Enjoy a stay with your pets!
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What are the best sap hotels in Hong Kong?
Planning a relaxing trip? Staying at a spa hotel can make your experience even more enjoyable. Regal Airport Hotel (from AU$ 153), Regal Riverside Hotel (from AU$ 95) and The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel Hong Kong (from AU$ 248) are great choices for spa hotels offering quality services.
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Which hotels in Hong Kong provide fitness facilities?
Hotel COZi Resort (from AU$ 101), Harbour Plaza Resort City (from AU$ 105) and Regal Airport Hotel (from AU$ 153) offer fitness facilities to help you stay active while away from home. Keep up with your fitness routine even when traveling!
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Which hotels in Hong Kong have the best breakfast?
Regal Airport Hotel (from AU$ 153), Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West (from AU$ 106) and Alva Hotel by Royal (from AU$ 149) provide a tasty breakfast to help you get going.
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What are the best luxury hotels in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong offers a variety of popular luxury hotels, each with unique styles, top-tier amenities, and exceptional experiences. Regal Airport Hotel (from AU$ 153), Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West (from AU$ 106) and Alva Hotel by Royal (from AU$ 149) are highly regarded luxury hotels for a truly exceptional experience.
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Which hotels in Hong Kong are good for couples?
When heading to Hong Kong, couples often choose to stay at Regal Airport Hotel (from AU$ 153), Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West (from AU$ 106) and Regal Riverside Hotel (from AU$ 95).
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Which hotels in Hong Kong have swimming pools?
Hotel COZi Resort (from AU$ 101), Harbour Plaza Resort City (from AU$ 105) and Regal Airport Hotel (from AU$ 153) are great choices for hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to relax by the pool and make the most of your stay.
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What are some good hotels near Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong?
For Hong Kong hotels near Tsim Sha Tsui, many travelers recommend The Mira Hong Kong (from AU$ 212), Holiday Inn GOLDEN MILE HONG KONG by IHG (from AU$ 165) and The Kimberley Hotel (Tsim Sha Tsui Metropark Hotel) (from AU$ 128) for their great location and service.
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What are the must-visit spots in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong is home to iconic landmarks such as Tsim Sha Tsui, Central and Hong Kong Disneyland.
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Which neighborhoods in Hong Kong are best for tourists to stay in?
Popular areas highly recommended by visitors to Hong Kong include Tsim Sha Tsui, Wan Chai and Causeway Bay and Tsuen Wan.
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What’s the average hotel price in Hong Kong this weekend?
The average prices for hotels in Hong Kong this weekend are as follows:
3-star hotels: AU$ 212
4-star hotels: AU$ 330
5-star hotels: AU$ 770 -
What are the best budget-friendly hotels in Hong Kong?
Popular affordable hotels in Hong Kong include Regal Airport Hotel, Regala Skycity Hotel by Regal Hotels and Royal Plaza Hotel.
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How much do hotels in Hong Kong usually cost on weekdays?
On average, hotel prices in Hong Kong on weekdays are approximately:
3-star hotels: AU$ 181
4-star hotels: AU$ 289
5-star hotels: AU$ 731
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