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Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
GGuest User 2025.10.09
The front desk staff are very helpful and friendly indeed . They are very considerate. Once we arrived at the main door , the staff already came out to assist us to take the wheelchair from the back of taxi . This really impressed us .
The staff in the swimming pool is very helpful too .
The swimming pool is clean and water is good .
Wish and pray that they can continue to work even when the pool is closed for few months
On the whole , we have a pleasant stay and retreat .
3582 reviews
8.9/10
Price from
AU$ 153
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
AAllan loves home and travel both 2025.06.14
Perfectly serviceable lodgings. My biggest issue was a beam that forced me to arch my back to use the toilet. A place today your head for a night in Lamma.
Lamma is great for a short break from the city & Bali is conveniently located right by the ferry pier.
237 reviews
8.7/10
Price from
AU$ 89
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
GGuest User 2025.08.22
The room was clean, the details were well done, and the taste was good! Overall cost-effective, no thunder.
There are aromas and fragrances, the tower fragrance is so like
The bath water is very big, which is fine.
Finally, it is very close to Hongshengye Beach and convenient to play in the water.
Outstanding
5 reviews
9.4/10
Price from
AU$ 241
per night
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Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
GGuest User 2019.05.02
The location is good. Come to Lamma Island on May Day and order this homestay online. Very good, clean and clean, the location is right across the pier, I will book here next time you come
7 reviews
8.4/10
Price from
AU$ 116
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
GGuest User 2025.06.01
This is our second staying here. It is very close to the beach, we really like this area. We really enjoyed our first stay,.
On the second stay the first 2 mornings breakfast was served on paper plates with disposable cutlery. We were quite taken a back, it really makes the hotel look cheap and is not a sustainable practice. Considering the last 2 mornings it was a different cook and food was served on normal plates and coffee in coffee cups (which is for more sustainable and better for the environment), it really just seemed like the kitchen staff were to lazy to clean the dishes and that is why paper plates were used.
However staff are friendly and helpful, rooms are clean.
174 reviews
8.3/10
Price from
AU$ 106
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
116cm 2024.02.02
adventages:
free late check out(51mins)
luggage storage discount (-20$hkd)
tidy room and clean bathroom with balcony(i paid 100extra)
free drinks(2 cola)
quiet surroundin
comfy vibes
small refrigerator 
disadventages:
separated hotel rooms and reception
televivion not working(blue screen no signal) 
bad soundproofin
room specification are slightly smaller than normal hotel
and actually cant see sunset
no seaview
244 reviews
8.1/10
Price from
AU$ 73
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
DDajinerjie 2025.02.16
Take a boat from Pier 4 in Central (you can use Alipay Hong Kong public transportation card) to Yung Shue Wan, which takes about half an hour. After getting off the boat, you will see several seafood restaurants and supermarkets, convenience stores, various bars, etc. on the island, and then there are houses, which are a pristine island fishing village style. After about 20 minutes of winding walk, you will see a small bay and a small beach shop like the one in Hong Kong movies. This is the front desk of Bi Hai Xuan. Check in here and pay a deposit. It is not recommended to buy water here. You can buy it in advance at the supermarket on the way here, about 6 yuan a bottle. Bi Hai Xuan is located in Hong Shengye Bay. The room faces the beach and the sea. The sand is relatively soft. It must be a popular local beach bathing beach in summer. The room is very small and the bed is only 1.3 meters. It is really not suitable for people who are used to sleeping in a big bed, but how to say it, Hong Kong's outlying islands may only be like this. After all, you don't come here to enjoy high-end hotels. The room facilities are basically complete and the conditions are average. Fortunately, the hot water is good, which can wash away the fatigue of the journey. We lived on the first floor, with a small courtyard of a few square meters (if it can be called a courtyard), so it was called a garden view room. It is 3 kilometers from Bi Hai Xuan to Sok Kwu Wan, about 50 minutes' walk. There are many seafood restaurants in Sok Kwu Wan, you can try them. But it was already evening when we checked in. Considering the winding mountain road and the lack of street lights, we went back to Rong Shue Wan to find a restaurant to eat. In fact, there are many choices, and there are many bars that foreigners like. By the way, there are many foreigners living on the island, maybe they prefer this kind of primitive life~
43 reviews
8.5/10
Price from
AU$ 91
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
NNikolay 2025.05.27
Nice little hotel with small rooms. It's a bit difficult for families of three people to fit into one room, but it's possible. Everything is very clean and the staff is very friendly and attentive.
134 reviews
8.5/10
Price from
AU$ 89
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
LLing 2025.07.24
The resort was pretty average – nothing spectacular but certainly not bad. The front desk staff were friendly and courteous. However, our unit was located on a hillside by the sea, so we encountered quite a few mosquitoes and bugs. Although there was a mosquito repellent device in the room, its loud, buzzing sound was quite disturbing, especially at night, making it difficult to sleep. Other than that, everything else was fine. The 1.2m bed is considered a double bed in Hong Kong. My kids loved swimming, so a one-night stay was perfectly acceptable despite the minor issues. It's very close to the beach, and the restaurant's food was also good. Guests also received a HKD 50 discount voucher.
94 reviews
8.6/10
Price from
AU$ 69
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
GGuest User 2025.06.27
What an amazing deal for a family room accommodating 6 people for one night! The room was actually more comfortable and spacious than it looked in the pictures. The only slight drawback was the 10-minute walk to the check-in area, but besides that, everything was perfect. All in all, a very pleasant stay.
367 reviews
8.4/10
Price from
AU$ 57
per night
Hong Kong Islands District Hotel Guide
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:
Hotel Name | Distance from HKG | Key Amenities |
|---|---|---|
480m | Outdoor swimming pool, soundproof pods, showers, free Wi-Fi. | |
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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8.9/10
DDyliIt was a pleasant trip with my parents and family. Total 5 ppl for 2 rooms. Rooms were clean and quiet. The dining area was big and staffs were friendly. It’s quite a distance from Tai O village to hotel for elderly people, but you could take a boat there before 4pm. Overall, we all enjoyed it so much!
8.3/10
GGuest UserThe room was lovely and comfortable, and the staff were incredibly polite and friendly. 👍👍 The only minor downside was that the sound insulation wasn't great; we could hear conversations from the adjacent room.
8.2/10
GGuest UserOur first time visit this hotel at Cheung chau, the building looks old but very well maintained, the room with the sea view was amazing, very clean spacious room, bathroom all very clean as well. The staffs were very friendly, we have even bought the breakfast in the hotel the next morning, simple breakfast but view was very nice. The garden was also well treated with many happy looking plants. We swam at the super clean water downstairs on the beach both arrival date and the next morning before check out. Highly recommended a short escape. This side of the hotel is located a little away from the busy ferry pier. We love the peace here very much, many options of good restaurants and little shops and cafe around. Thankyou so much.
8.0/10
SSolo Male - Long Term TravelTung Chung - 2 nights - private double room
Expectation/Reality: this is the only provider of accommodation in the area so expectations need to be managed. They have the ability to essentially set terms, so the negative reviews here are likely from the folks who didn’t read the find print. The photos match the space very well. However the hostel reached out over what’s app a number of days before the booking asking for the $150 membership fee and $500 deposit, which I was not comfortable providing until arrival, however the hostel was okay with that.
Security: very good, there is a gate lock and a lock to the door, very safe.
Hygiene: overall very clean, no concerns.
Hospitality: the check in and out process is all over what’s app, so you are at the mercy of how responsive they are which can be frustration when trying to get in. Once you are in, it’s fine.
Social Atmosphere: good social spaces.
Overall: given they essentially have a monopoly on accommodation in the area. It’s a pretty good spot. I accidentally broke the key and they came and fixed it the next day, but took off $50 from the deposit. So handle the keys gently. Over pretty good place.
YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel (Lantau Island)
Hotel near Islands District, Hong Kong
Price per night from:AU$ 60
7.8/10
AAnastassI’d not say that the hotel is the best, but it’s nice. I had everything what I needed, but the AC was very noisy in my room. The beautiful sea view made me happy.
Morning breakfast was nice and delicious. Unfortunately, the restaurant stops serving dinner very early. So, I enjoyed tasting food somewhere else.
I’ve liked walking by the beach, watch some animals and hear birds singing. It’s a very peaceful and relaxing area. There’re many cafes, bars, shops and restaurants.
I’ve just had one night, but I could take a rest.
6.2/10
朱朱古力叮噹Hygiene generally enter the room to clean once,  occasionally there will be small insects, the refrigerator is very large to put ice cream, but the TV reception is general, occasionally there will be snowflakes, the terrace environment is clean when you wake up can look at the sea very comfortable 
5.8/10
GGuest UserThe food stall next to the hotel is great! Breakfast, lunch, breakfast is so rich! The sister of the hotel is considerate, and it is neat to pack and order food! The hotel is next to a river, there will be some mosquitoes, the boys at the front desk are very thoughtful
FAQs About Hotels in Islands District
Which hotels near Islands District are the most popular?
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau and B&B Cheung Chau
are some of the most popular hotels.
What are some accessible hotels near Islands District?
Silvermine Beach Resort and Tai O Heritage Hotel
are popular accessible hotels.
What popular hotels near Islands District have restaurants?
If you like the idea of sampling local flavours while travelling, consider staying at
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau and B&B Cheung Chau
. There are plenty of restaurants that serve local dishes near these hotels.
What's the average price of hotels near Islands District this weekend?
According to Trip.com's data, the average price for a weekend night at hotels near Islands District in Hong Kong is AU$ 231. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.
What's the average price per night of hotels near Islands District
According to Trip.com's data, the average price per night at hotels near Islands District in Hong Kong is AU$ 208. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.
What hotels are recommended near Islands District?
If you're having a hard time choosing a hotel, consider staying at
Tai O Heritage Hotel, City Oasis Guesthouse or B&B Cheung Chau
, these hotels have great reviews. Be sure you book early!
What luxury hotels are near Islands District?
The Silveri Hong Kong - MGallery
is a popular luxury hotel that's not too expensive.
Which hotels near Islands District are good for couples?
Lychee Sunset Hotel Cheung Chau
is a popular hotel for couples.
Which hotels near Islands District have gyms?
Since staying fit is important to a lot of guests, it's no surprise that gyms can be found in many hotels.
Silvermine Beach Resort
is a popular hotel with a gym.
Which hotels near Islands District have free Wi-Fi?
Whether you're travelling for business or leisure, Wi-Fi is an essential.
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau and B&B Cheung Chau
are all popular hotels that have free Wi-Fi.
Which popular hotels near Islands District have pools?
Summer is a great season to take your kids or family on a trip to Islands District in Hong Kong.
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau and B&B Cheung Chau
are some popular hotels with pools.
Which popular hotels near Islands District have parking?
If you're planning on driving to Islands District in Hong Kong, why not stay at
Novotel Citygate Hong Kong
? This hotel has a parking lot.
Which hotels near Islands District are popular with budget travelers?
Whether you're travelling for business or going on a holiday,
Saiyuen
is your best choice.
What hotels near Islands District offer breakfast?
A delicious breakfast is a great way to kick start your day. If you want to stay at a hotel with breakfast near Islands District in Hong Kong, consider
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau or B&B Cheung Chau
. Be sure to book these popular hotels in advance!
Local Travel Info
| Total Properties | 18 |
|---|---|
| Number of Reviews | 809,355 |
| Lowest Price | AU$ 69 |
| Highest Price | AU$ 6,622 |
| Average Price (Weekdays) | AU$ 247 |
| Average Price (Weekends) | AU$ 274 |
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