Hong Kong Hotels

96% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 12 reviews)
The Peninsula is a truly 'grand' hotel. Its spacious rooms, excellent service and location make it a...
from US$ 445
per night

93% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 6 reviews)
Conrad Hotel Hong Kong is a comfortable accommodation choice in the heart of Hong Kong close to ever...
from US$ 308
per night

88% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 89 reviews)
The four-star rated Hotel Novotel Citygate is situated in the heart of Tung Chung, within just a fiv...
from US$ 104
per night

93% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 12 reviews)
Lanson Place Hotel is situated on the pretty Causeway Bay. The building of architectural interest of...
from US$ 175
per night

96% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 10 reviews)
The Grand Hyatt Hotel Hong Kong opened in November 1989 offers magnificent views of the renowned Vic...
from US$ 346
per night

82% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 317 reviews)
City Garden Hotel Hong Kong is the place to stay for comfort and service. No detail has been overloo...
from US$ 83
per night

88% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 30 reviews)
Island Pacific Hotel Hong Kong is situated on the waterfront of Victoria Harbour.The impressive faca...
from US$ 98
per night

95% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 21 reviews)
The Mandarin Oriental Hotel with its superb location, excellent facilities and elegant ambience have...
from US$ 314
per night

72% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 17 reviews)
Le Meridien Cyberport Hotel is a chic and unique hip hotel, offering a stylish haven of cutting edge...
from US$ 165
per night
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Disney always puts on unique and energetic celebrations, Chinese New Year at their Hong Kong park will be special.
Pack your Chinese New Year with excitement by spending a day among the rides, shows and attractions of Ocean Park.
Chinese Lunar New Year is the most important of all the Chinese festivals and is the most frenetic happening in the country. It occurs on the 1st day of the 1st moon (January/February) with celebrations lasting three days. Firework displays, lion (or dragon) dances, parades and much more fill the streets with their gaiety and colour. This is also the time to shop for bargains as many shops hold sales with items being cut by 50% or more at times. One of the main horse racing events falls over Chinese New Year as well and this sport is certainly popular with locals and tourists alike. Many shops close for three days over the Chinese New Year.


































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