Hong Kong
Hong Kong (香港 Heūnggóng in Cantonese, Xiānggǎng in Mandarin) is a place with multiple personalities, as a result of being Cantonese with a long-time British influence and increasingly more China connections. Perhaps the hallmark of this city is the frenzied vibrancy and the world class cuisine. On the surface, it's an urban landscape without the charm of what one would consider "China." It offers the same upscale shopping malls and boutiques found in other world cities. But the small curious nooks, as well as the beautiful greenery and hiking trails, make it unique. The city is also known for its incredible efficiency as a result of its convenient transport, quick customer service and fast pace.
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Hotels in Hong Kong
 | The Empire Hotel Hong Kong - Causeway Bay  |
Score 7.425 from 197 reviews | | 8 Wing Hing Street, Causeway Bay |  |
| All rooms and suites are fully furnished with a select range of in-room facilities and amenities for business travellers and tourists alike.
Each room is equipped with high-speed broadband internet access, 42” flat-panel television set and high quality in-room amenities. ... more | | |
 | Prince Hotel, Marco Polo  |
Score 7.55 from 16 reviews | | 23 Canton Road, Harbour City |  |
| All rooms are fully-equipped and offer a spacious seating area. There is also a non-smoking floor. ... more | | |
 | Metropark Hotel, Shenzhen  |
Score 7.375 from 14 reviews | | No. 2088, Dongmen Road |  |
| Jinggang Hall -
This Italianate-style restaurant, with soft lighting and an elegant environment, covers an area of 220 m² and can hold meetings of more than 200 people. It mainly serves a daily business breakfast buffet, impeccable service and all kinds of banquet services. It provides many kinds of Guangdong cuisine and North-East China cuisine.
Cafe -
A uniquely decorated bar with soft light and delicious western-style food and drinks, cocktail lounge service and room service.
Leisure Bar -
Located on the 5th floor of the hotel, with an area of more than 400 m². While sitting in the bar with piano music playing around you, you will enjoy feeling happy and relaxed. ... more | | |
| | Four Seasons Hostel  |
Score 5.775 from 17 reviews | | Flat A2, 14 Floor, Block A, Chung King Mansion, 36-44 Nathan Road |  |
| Overlooks Victoria harbour, a few hundred yards from Star Ferry Terminus where ferries depart every few minutes for the short trip to and from the City of Victoria, Hong Kong Island, the territory's Central Business District.
Near Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Hong Kong Space Museum, Hong Kong Museum of Art and shopping Mecca of Kowloon. ... more | | |
 | The Park Lane Hong Kong  |
Score 7.7 from 38 reviews | | 310 Gloucester Road |  |
| Riva:
Located on level 27, Riva is a gourmet restaurant boasting spectacular views stretching from the famous Victoria Harbour and Victoria Park to the lights of Kowloon. Relaxed yet refined, Riva serves fine food complemented by excellent wines, including rare vintage wine from Australia, California and France. Lunch on a wide selection of western and Chinese dishes and dine on modern French cuisine in the evenings. From Monday to Saturday, a resident pianist entertains you with live music from 19:00 onwards.
Café One:
This relaxed, open-plan restaurant overlooks the pleasant Victoria Park and serves buffet and à la carte dishes daily. This popular restaurant offers a wide selection of cuisine, including a salad bar, seafood bar, Indian dishes, western creations, Chinese flavours and delicious desserts.
George & Co:
Furnished to resemble a Victorian loft, George & Co is a cosy yet elegant place ideal for an intimate conversation or small business meeting. Choose from a wide selection of snacks and light meals, such as buffalo wings and pasta dishes. Live vocal performance is available here.
Lobby Lounge:
Simple yet comfortable, the lobby lounge offers tasty snacks and afternoon tea sets, each with its own theme. Every evening, a pianist entertains guests in the elegant setting. ... more | | |
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Yellow Crane Tower and Gui yuan TempleHuanghelou (Yellow Crane Tower), located near the southern end of the Yangtze River Bridge in Wuhan, is one of China's most famous towers. The tower inspired many ancient poets and artists. Following is one example, written by Li Bai during the Tang DynastyGuiyuan Temple(Temple of Original Purity)
Guiyuan Temple(Temple of Original Purity), situated on Cuiwei Street, is one of the four biggest temples for Buddhist meditation in Hubei as well as an important Buddhist temple in China.
| Hong Kong Airport Departure Transfer |
1 - 1.5 hours |
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Travel from your Hong Kong Island or Kowloon City hotel to Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok Airport. Choose between a shared vehicle transfer (from 7:00am to 11:30pm only), and your own private vehicle transfer (24 hours a day).
When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details and your accommodation details. Your transfer will be confirmed within 24 hours and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver. 24 - 48 hours prior to your Hotel to Airport transfer, you will be required to reconfirm exact pick up times and places (the contact number will be provided on your travel voucher).
Vehicles used:
- SHARED - Air-conditioned Minivan / Minicoach
- PRIVATE - Air-conditioned Sedan Car (1 to 2 people)
- PRIVATE - Air-conditioned Minivan (3 to 6 people)
At time of booking, YOU MUST include the following flight and hotel details:
- Departure Flight Number
- Departure Time
- Hotel Name (where you would like to be picked up from)
- Hotel Address
Don't forget to book your Airport to Hotel transfer!
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| Guangzhou (Canton) China including Temple of the Six Banyan Trees |
13 hours |
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After your hotel pick up, you will be taken to the pier for a 50 minute catamaran ride/coach ride to Shekou - The First Special Economic Zone in China. Shekou Industrial Zone is located on the east coast of the Pearl River estuary, west of the Shenzhen city and 20 nautical miles from Hong Kong by sea.
You will then visit a Kindergarten (except Saturday, Sunday and school holidays). A stop at the Safari park to see the adorable Chinese panda. If time permits, visit a free market to see and experience the local life. To visit the Exhibition Hall in Shekou is a must, here you can see a display of Qin Dynasty Terracotta Warriors and Horses. These findings have been acclaimed as the "8th Wonder of the World". The display also consists of bronze wares - more than 2000 years old with porcelain and pottery from the Tang Dynasty - unearthed in Xian as well as Wall paintings.
Then proceed to Guangzhou through the express highway. Guangzhou was formerly known as Canton. It is the capital of Guangdong Province and the southern gateway to China. With a population of 5 million today and a history of over 2000 years, it is one of the largest cities in Southern China. It was the first Chinese city of international trade and still remains as the centre of the political, economic and cultural activities in South China.
After lunch at a local Chinese restaurant, a city tour of Guangzhou is arranged. Visits include The Six Banyon Tree Temple, Memorial Hall of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, an octagonal building designed in a palatial style. Evening depart for Hong Kong by express train to Kowloon Station and transfer back to your hotel.
Please note, it is imperative to provide the following information at time of booking:
- Full Name
- Date of Birth
- Passport Number
- Nationality
- Hotel name whilst staying in Hong Kong
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| Hong Kong by Night at Revolving 66 Restaurant and Junk Cruise |
5 hours |
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This evening tour starts with an exciting ascent on the bullet lift to Hong Kong's famous revolving restaurant located on the 62nd floor of one of the tallest buildings in Hong Kong.
A delicious western dinner will be served in the Revolving Dining Room, perched majestically at the level of 700 feet above sea-level, offering an unobstructed 360 degree panoramic view of the whole city and harbor of Hong Kong after sunset. It's an unforgettable view that must be seen to be believed.
Then feel the authentic hustle and bustle, typical of Hong Kong people, while taking a stroll along the busy, narrow lanes of the Temple Street Night market in Kowloon. The highlight of your adventure follows with a relaxing Harbor Cruise on a quaint Chinese Junk where unlimited drinks are served. Witness the mesmerizing reflections of gorgeous multi-colored neon lights wavering in the Harbor water. Experience the pleasure of gliding against the soothing, yet invigorating sea-breeze, before stepping onto dry land for the return transfer to your hotel.
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