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134 Boundary Street, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
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Hi Fellow travellers! I urgently need info on CHEAP accommodation in HK for a couple or so days - just enough time to get a china business visa. Any good advice?
salisbury YMCA 852 2369 2211, 41 salisbury rd, Tsim Sha Tsui (TST). Chungking House, or Mirador Mansion, TST. check out lamma island (take a ferry from Central MTR station) and saikung (take bus 91 or 91m from choi huang MTR station). beautiful scenery.
Try this websites in different locations, so all is near the M T R (subway)http://www.mtr.com.hk
Guesthouse Joy - http://www.joy.hk/room.html
Salvation Army - http://boothlodge.salvation.org.hk
Caritas Lodge - http://www.caritas.org.hk/C&H/eng/lodge/index.htm
Going to HK on 11 April.Cannot find budget hotels on the internet for less than USD50 other than Mirador and ChungKing Mansions. Anyone can help?
Have a look at my VT Hong Kong page. I have some tips on a couple of guesthouses within your budget.
If there is anything else left to ask, drop me a note.
Cheers,
Robert
Try www.hostelworld.com they actually feature more hotels than hostels in hong kong. Dont just go by the name, once you look at the details you will see they are hotels.
Try this websites in different locations, so all is near the MTR
M T R (subway)http://www.mtr.com.hk
Cheap & Clean Guesthouse http://www.joyguesthouse.hk
Hotel 2*
Salvation Army http://boothlodge.salvation.org.hk
Caritas Lodge http://www.caritas-chs.org.hk/eng/lodge/index.htm
Hello
Anybody now a really cheap hotel in central Hong Kong?
Is USD 43.- very cheap?
Thanks for your help
Nicole
Yes, 43 USD is extremely low budget for HK Island. With this amount you can only consider staying at hostels or guesthouses. There is a Youth Hostel on Mount Davis in Western District on HK Island you might want to check out... but I doubt that it's fitting to your needs:
http://www.yha.org.hk/Eng-HostelMountDavis.html
Under www.asiarooms.com, you can get some very good deals for Hong Kong. Hotels on Kowloon side are offered for as low as 60 to 70 USD per night per room. The cheapest one in Central is currently on offer for 86 USD. For hotels, it's not getting much cheaper than that!
Gruesse,
Robert
HI! That's a little low for a hotel. As mentioned by the other VTer, try Asiarooms to trawl for bargains. The YHA mentioned is way too off central. I would like to suggest Wang Fatt Hostel or Noble Hostel at Causeway Bay on HK Island (please see my VT pages on HK for its reviews) or try http://www.hostelworld.com and try other economic options. Cheers!
check out http://www.asiatravel.com/hongkong/centuryinn/index.html for a budget deal. cheers.
Hi I was actually wondering the same thing
You can hire a guesthouse, rather than a hotel, if you budge is US $43. Please visit :
http://hk.f2.page.auctions.yahoo.com/hk/auction/b1472440
Guesthouse Joy : 21USD
http://www.joy.hk/room.html
Caritas Lodge : 42USD
http://www.caritas.org.hk/C&H/eng/lodge/index.htm
Salvation Army : 54USD
http://boothlodge.salvation.org.hk/
Thanks a lot, guys. I'll check it all out right now.
Cheers
If skyscrapers are your thing, Hong Kong is the place for you. Where ever you look you will see loads and loads of skyscrapers.
The best views are from Kowloon side at the harbour with Hong Kong Island to the front of you, the views are breathtaking. Even when walking down the street you get a great buzz. The atmosphere, the markets the hustle and bustle is just fantastic.
There are a few things you MUST do in Hong Kong.
1) See the peak during daylight and again when it is dark.
2) Go to one of the markets (Temple Street or Stanley at the least).
3) Eat at Jumbo's (not the best food but a great atmosphere and setting...)
4) Take a tram ride - just take in the sights and sounds.
5) Travel on the Star Ferry in second class - get closer to the water..
6) Go to a horse race at either Happy Valley or Sha Tin.
7) See the temple of 10,000 Buddhas.
8) See some of the other islands apart from Hong Kong Island. My first night when I had a harbour view room in the Excelsior hotel - the view was incredible, watching the planes just miss the flats each time was interesting.
The peak is probably the most important spot people should visit when they come to Hong Kong. Many of the postcard pictures are taken from there. It is especially nice on occasions when there are firework displays in the Victoia harbour.
(Photo courtesy of Virtual Gallery, Chinese University of Hong Kong)
A trip to Victoria peak is recommended for spectacular views of Hong Kong and Kowloon. A good way to go to the peak would be taking the tram, which is a magnificient experienec. You can also go by car.
This isn't a must for you to do, rather a resource if you are planning on coming here to visit or live...these websites should be helpful:
http://www.hkcitymap.com/eng/ie.asp
http://www.asiaxpat.com.hk/
http://www.expathongkong.com/
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