Hotels in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is compact, vertical and exceptionally well connected, which makes it one of the easier destinations to run and one of the harder ones to price. Rooms are small by regional standards and rates move sharply with the convention calendar. Where you put clients - Kowloon side or Island side - changes the shape of their day more than it would in most cities.
All hotels in hong kong
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Silka Far East Hotel
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The Charterhouse Causeway Bay
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Holiday Inn Express HONG KONG CAUSEWAY BAY by IHG
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ibis Hong Kong Central and Sheung Wan Hotel
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Ibis Hong Kong North Point
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Yau Ma Tei - M1 hotel
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Hotel 108
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Bluejay Residences
Kowloon side or Island side
Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon gives you the harbour view, the museums and easier value. Central and Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island put clients closer to the business district and the Peak tram. The MTR makes either workable, so the decision is usually budget and view rather than logistics.
Room sizes and the convention calendar
Hong Kong rooms are small, and clients used to Southeast Asian resort space notice. Rates also spike hard around major convention dates. Both are worth setting expectations on at the quoting stage rather than after arrival.
Frequently asked questions
Should I book Kowloon or Hong Kong Island?
Kowloon, and Tsim Sha Tsui in particular, usually offers better value and the harbour view. The Island suits business travel and shorter stays.
Do you arrange airport transfers and touring?
Yes - Hong Kong International transfers, city touring, the Peak and Disneyland tickets are handled as one ground package.
Can you combine Hong Kong with other destinations?
Yes. Hong Kong pairs well with Singapore and with mainland or Macau extensions, run as one ground contract.
Ground handling for the trade
Travel DMC handles hotels in hong kong: transfers, tours, attractions and MICE ground services for agents, tour operators and OTAs.
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