Shama Causeway Bay
8 Russell Street, 7/F, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Region, China
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by Xtianology
Kung Hei Fat Choi!
Will be visiting Hong Kong again for the nth time this March. I usually stay at the Causeway Bay area but would like to try other "not-so-metropolitan" locations. Any recommendations to affordable and safe hostels with a fun, accommodating feel for backpackers? Thanks in advance!
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by mim95
I'm assuming that you are traveling alone? I would say it's better to meet up other backpackers first in a "metropolitan" area, as that's where most people go. If you are able to find a couple of other people to join you, then you can either book a rental house or a hostel that is on the outlying islands. http://eng.yha.org.hk/index.asp?lan=en Note that some of these locations are isolated and I wouldn't recommend you to go on your own.
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Until about 1860 Hongkong was just a few fishing villages. Then the British got Kowloon and some Island under the Nanjing Treaty. Later (1898) a 99-year lease was granted on the New Territories.
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Money is never much of a problem in the city. ATMs are relatively common in the city. Money exchanges are also easy to ... though we got a much better exchange rate at the money exchange on Canton & Peking Road than the exchanger in the airport. American credit cards are also widely accepted at the bigger stores and restaurants. Plan to use cash at the small shops & restaurants as well as the markets.
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Shama Causeway Bay
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Address: 8 Russell Street, 7/F, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Region, China
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