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Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
MManta1 2025.01.03
Resort is an inflated term. Pool closed, spa closed, rooms are upstairs but there is no elevator so be ready to carry your bags. Small washer and dryer in the sauna room, outdated fitness equipment. Weird 'token' system for using the 'resort' things like washer or sauna.Interesting little game area downstairs, a couple kayaks and bikes to rent. Few real amenities that would make this a ”resort”. It's a decent hotel.
The rooms are clean but the windows don't open so it gets very stuffy, the fridge froze everything and the bathroom is tiny and dated.My view was gross, so I kept the shade down.
When the tide is out there is a beach, it is close to the ferry pier and a very pretty view when the construction is not going. The sun rises right in front of the hotel!
Restaurant has a large menu for dinner, but only one choice for breakfast (set meal or nothing).
What saves this place is the staff! They are wonderful, lovely people!
923 reviews
3.8/5
Price from
S$ 87
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
TTempy_baby 2024.12.11
Highly recommended for families. This is its own little
town with supermarket, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and pharmacy. We took the free morning shuttle to Disney and had a wonderful time. Very convenient and cost effective. The breakfast buffet is nice and the Christmas decor was superb. We will definitely be staying again. Just wish the hotel had an ATM machine
Excellent
3485 reviews
4.4/5
Price from
S$ 76
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
WWills C 2025.01.06
I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Warwick Hotel on Cheung Chau Island on 4-5 Jan 2025, and I must say it was a delightful experience! While the hotel has a charming, slightly aged character, it is well-maintained and adds to the unique ambiance of the place.
One of the highlights of my stay was the hotel's location. Nestled in a quiet area, it offers breathtaking views of the sea that are truly mesmerizing. Waking up to the sound of waves and the sight of the horizon was a wonderful way to start each day.
The room itself was spacious and designed simply yet comfortably, providing a great retreat after a day of exploring the island. The staff were friendly and welcoming.
While there were a couple of minor drawbacks, such as the WiFi in the room being a bit unstable and the breakfast buffet lacking variety, these did not significantly impact my overall experience. Plus, with numerous restaurants and cafes nearby, I found plenty of delightful options for meals.
Overall, I had a fantastic stay at the Warwick Hotel and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful getaway on Cheung Chau Island!
Very Good
964 reviews
4.1/5
Price from
S$ 74
per night
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Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
GGuest User 2022.06.24
On April 27th, we booked a suite on the 2nd floor at the Tai O Heritage Hotel for one night on June 22nd. My wife and I took the Ngong Ping 360 to Po Lin Monastery in the morning, and after having an exquisite lunch at the Monastery’s vegetarian restaurant, we took bus No. 21 to Tai O. Arrived at the hotel at about 3 pm and completed the check-in procedure within 10 minutes. We were very happy to receive a lucky bag for the 10th anniversary of the hotel. A hotel staff warmly brought us upstairs to our room. We were told that it was a little bit difficult to unlock the door because the hotel wants to preserve the original structure and appearance of the wooden door of the Old Tai O Marine Police Station (120 years ago). Although a very skilful demonstration was given, it was a hard job for us to unlock the door because of the handicap of our age. In the end, we had to trust the security system of the Hotel and didn't attempt to lock the door at all. After the opening hours for public visitors at 6 pm, the environment of the Hotel was very quiet and relaxing. We like very much the rustic continental style glass-roofed restaurant: sitting at a small table facing the Tai O Bay, we had a feeling of enjoying the harvest of our lifework. We know that Tai O Heritage Hotel is a non-profit organization with a mission to protect cultural relics and historic sites in addition to providing hotel services, and because there are only 9 rooms (6 on the first floor and 3 suites on the second floor), it is a big constraint to run the business successfully, we also understand that the cost-effective of room charges and meal prices must not be on par with the 5-star Hotels in the city. We will be back, thanks!
Excellent
58 reviews
4.4/5
Price from
S$ 239
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
Wwayne0209 2023.07.30
overall is good. The air conditioner is out of order. However the service is good and the staff change a room for us immediately which provides best service.
Very Good
293 reviews
4.1/5
Price from
S$ 54
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
GGoh MS 2023.12.26
Note that if you want to check in in person, the reception is located at a completely different address -- walk straight ahead after getting off the ferry and it's a shop on the right that also handles bookings for several other bnb places.
Otherwise, if you show up at the hotel itself, check-in is by WhatsApp only, which is a bit annoying. Also note that there's no lift, and the hotel is situated on a slope, so try to avoid bringing a lot of baggage.
While the opening hours of the restaurant / lounge area on the top floor are supposed to be until midnight, it is unstaffed and the air conditioning is turned off after breakfast hours, so I wasn't able to use the space despite it being a nice area to do some work or read.
Very Good
227 reviews
4.2/5
Price from
S$ 70
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
GGuest User 2024.08.12
Room was fine, clean, with AC and towels. What was weird - receptionist guy told us to pay additionaly if we wanted to use soap/shampoo/comb, which were already in the room.
The lady at the reception and canteen were extreamly nice and friendly. :) they speak english.
Breakfast was very good. Thank you!
105 reviews
3.8/5
Price from
S$ 75
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
TTravel rabbitdumpling 2024.11.16
Very Near to the ferry pier. Nice to have the bbq facility on rooftop. Friendly staff. Rooms are small but ok for a short stay like a day or two. About 25minute walk to the hong shing ye beach. If you have a big luggage, I recommend to stay in Bali resort as it’s close to the ferry but if you have a light bag to carry then there are other accommodation right at the beach.
Very Good
223 reviews
4.2/5
Price from
S$ 70
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
GGuest User 2023.12.10
This is the second time we stayed in this hotel. Still love it. The location is prime, right at the beach, although it takes about 30 mins of walk from the pier. The place is clean, bright and very quiet at night. The staff is super helpful. We arrived late at night but they came to help with the check-in once we contact them. Will definitely stay again.
Excellent
110 reviews
4.3/5
Price from
S$ 68
per night
Hotel near Islands District,Hong Kong
SSammy 469891 2024.11.14
Because I wanted to take some time off and relax, I booked a night’s stay at the Peach Blossom Hotel located at No. 29 Hung Shing Ye Wan, Lamma Island. From Yung Shue Wan Pier, it takes about 20 minutes to walk along Jiale Trail to the hotel in Hung Shing Ye Wan. It is not too hard to walk for a while!
This is a sister hotel. To check in, you have to go to the reception desk of Langtaoxuan next to it. The procedure is very simple. You can check in by registering your personal information and paying a $500 deposit. The deposit can be cash or credit card. It will be refunded or waived after checking out. Deductions. The receptionists here are very polite and enthusiastic, and are happy to explain the check-in instructions and nearby environment to travelers. The working hours of employees here are from 9 to 9, that is, there are no employees on duty from 9 pm to 9 pm the next day. However, if you have any problems, you can call the emergency number for help. On the night I checked in, the No. 8 typhoon signal was hoisted. I was unexpected. What would happen if I inquired about the typhoon situation? I received clear responses and guidance. The service is very good and I am very satisfied!
The room space is large but sufficient, and the basic equipment is complete. Under the plastic-free policy, the hotel will still provide toothbrushes privately. The only failure is that some TV channels cannot be received in the outlying islands. I personally only watch Viu TV channels. I also wanted to watch some programs, but it turned out that this hotel couldn't receive Viu TV, which made me very disappointed! But the environment near the hotel is very good, with a quiet beach and a garden restaurant. The English breakfast in the restaurant is quite good. Overall, although this hotel is relatively remote and has to be reached on foot, it has a quiet environment and a beach. The price is reasonable and cost-effective, making it a good place for a quiet and relaxing vacation!
Very Good
65 reviews
4.2/5
Price from
S$ 59
per night
Hong Kong Islands District Hotel Guide
Hong Kong is located on China's southern coast. Its name translates to "Fragrant Harbour," attributed to the historical trade of incense. There is the famous Victoria Harbour skyline and the world’s longest outdoor covered escalator system. Plus, you will taste the best dim sum. As the mix of East and West, Hong Kong is definitely worth visiting. Check out this guide for more information and find the perfect stay in Hong Kong!
Top areas to stay in Hong Kong
Before you visit Hong Kong, the big question is - where's the best place to stay? Picking the right area can make all the difference. Here's a quick guide to help you find the right one.
👉For business travellers
- Hotels near Central: It's right in the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district. Offices, business and luxury hotels, and fancy restaurants are all here. You can also get anywhere fast with MTR.
- Hotels near Admiralty: Admiralty is next to Hong Kong Central, but quieter. It's also super convenient and you can get to the airport directly.
👉For tourists
- Hotels near Tsim Sha Tsui: This is the best place for tourists, where you can admire the skyline, shop along Nathan Road, and explore museums.
- Hotels in Wan Chai: Wan Chai is close to Victoria Harbour, so it's also a popular area for tourists to stay. You can soak in its mix of heritage and vibes.
👉For families
- Hotels near Lantau Island: It's close to Hong Kong Disneyland and the Big Buddha, so it will be a perfect choice for families. You can have many outdoor activities with kids.
- Hotels near Hung Hom: This area is quieter but still has waterfront views and easy access to ferry rides and family-friendly attractions.
👉For budget travellers
- Hotels in Mong Kok: You will find cheap stays here, as well as night markets and street food. Plus, it's also in the heart so it will be easy for you to get around.
- Hotels near Yau Ma Tei: Just minutes from attractions, it's a great choice for those who want to stay centrally without spending too much.
👉For luxury seekers
- Hotels near The Peak: Stay up high with a stunning skyline right outside your window. Enjoy pure luxury!
- Hotels near Repulse Bay: Beachfront luxury with a resort-like vibe, where you can see stunning sunsets and enjoy fancy food at restaurants.
👉For nightlife & entertainment
- Hotels near Lan Kwai Fong: If you love nightlife, this is the place to be. Enjoy nightlife at bars and clubs, and immerse in live music.
- Hotels near Causeway Bay: A lively area with shopping, late-night food spots, and rooftop bars for a fun night out!
Hotel recommendations by category
Here’s a quick guide to help you choose the perfect accommodation based on your preferences and budget. Check out our top picks in each category for your stay in Hong Kong!
| Hotel Category | Top Picks | Price |
| Budget hotels in Hong Kong | Harbour Plaza Resort City | From S$80 |
| Urbanwood Hung Hom | From S$88 | |
| Mid-range Hotels in Hong Kong | Empire Hotel Hong Kong - Causeway Bay | From S$182 |
| Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel | From S$180 | |
| Luxury hotels in Hong Kong | Rosewood Hong Kong | From S$987 |
| Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong | From S$799 |
👀Note: Prices may vary depending on the booking dates.
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If you're here for work, business hotels in Hong Kong offer fast Wi-Fi and easy access to your office. Family-friendly hotels in Hong Kong have spacious rooms, pools, and most are close to Disneyland and other fun spots.
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Must-know travel tips for staying in Hong Kong
Before going to Hong Kong, it’s important to be prepared with a few essentials.
Singaporeans with a valid passport do not need a visa to travel to Hong Kong for up to 90 days. Cantonese and English are the official languages. It will be easier for Singaporean travellers to travel to Hong Kong. Hong Kong has a subtropical climate, with hot, humid summers and cool, mild winters. Temperatures in Hong Kong range between 10°C in winter to 31°C in summer.
- Transportation in Hong Kong
The bustling Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is your first stop to this city. From there, the Hong Kong Airport Express train will take you to the city centre in just 24 minutes. Hotels near Hong Kong International Airport will be easier for you to catch flights. Or you can pick a hotel with airport shuttle services in Hong Kong, which is much easier for you to get to your accomodation. In Hong Kong, the MTR and buses make it easy to reach all the city.
- Top Attractions in Hong Kong
✅ Hong Kong Disneyland: Disneyland is the happiest place on earth with dreams, magic and Disney characters.
✅ Ocean Park Hong Kong: You can enjoy the deep sea world and explore different theme parks here.
✅ The Peak: It is the highest point on Hong Kong Island. You can overlook Lantau Island and Hong Kong. The night view of Victoria Harbour is a must-see.
✅ Tsim Sha Tsui: Shopping is a major attraction in Tsim Sha Tsui with many luxury brands lining the streets.
✅ Ngong Ping 360: You can visit the famous Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, Tai O Fishing Village and start your Lantau Island journey here.
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4.3/5
Excellent
WWarheadThe host was very nice and friendly. He gave us a lot of info about the local attractions.
The room was extremely clean though, but the water flow was a bit slow due to low water pressure. We don’t think this is an issue though, because it didn’t affect our showers but just think that it’s something we need to mention about.
In terms of location, I would consider it as inconvenient, because there’s a 10mins walk to the main road and cars can’t drive through because there’s no road/ paths nearby the house. For drivers x you do need to park your car outside where about 10mins walk away.
In terms of cleanliness and quietness, this place is an extremely clean, and the host actually asked us to leave our shoes outside the room. Also, I haven’t found any dust or dirt in this house.
In terms of view, we were not arranged to a room with any views, which is kinda disappointed. As far as I know there were other rooms occupied at the same time, and they were on the second floor and third floor. Unfortunately, they are the rooms that have views.
In terms of facilities, we actually didn’t manage time to cook or BBQ at this place. Guests can actually use the kitchen and BBQ at the backyard.
4.2/5
Very Good
AAnonymous UserThe staff are attentive, the facilities are complete, the room is neat and clean, and the overall experience is very good. The room has a nice view, facing the beach, but the hotel is a little far from the pier.
4.1/5
Very Good
JJielingvery satisfied! In my heart, this is Ngong Ping’s blessed place! At the same time, I also enjoyed chatting with the hostel administrator and felt that I was treated sincerely! Thanks again! Everyone is welcome to experience staying at the youth hostel. You can also camp at the youth hostel, and the basic settings are available. It will definitely make you more comfortable than the nearby Ngong Ping campsite.
YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel (Lantau Island)
Hotel near Islands District, Hong Kong
Price per night fromS$ 54
4.0/5
Very Good
LLoner TravelerThis place is a guest house located in the peaceful village, no vehicles, no rushing. Before you come, be prepared for the transportation and you have to walk at least 10 mins from the village entrance, and try not to bring big luggage if not necessary, as the rooms are not big enough to place big stuff.
What I'm surprised about this place is that it has amenities and room facilities we need, the only thing they should add more is the umbrella, and complementary bottles of water at least for the first night.
3.5/5
GGuest UserA preface...
This time, due to a sudden schedule change by the airline, the flight was moved to the morning, so I was unable to stay.
I somehow managed to request a free cancellation through Trip.com, but they said that it was non-refundable as per the regulations.
It can't be helped since it was a non-refundable reservation that included that risk, but...I would have appreciated it if they could be flexible...Since I was paying, I went to the island early and stayed from around 11am (I was grateful for the early check-in) until around 11pm to explore the island.
First of all, I'd like to say that this is not a hotel.
It's a guesthouse called Dohiya...or rather You can't expect any facilities or services from a private lodging.
It's a little expensive in terms of cost performance, but if you understand that, it's a great place to experience the locals on the island.
It's a room in an apartment along Tung Wan Beach, just off the island's port.
There is no front desk, but they have a food stall next to the McDonald's in front of the pier (along with other food stalls) to attract customers and take in guests.
An older woman kindly accepts you and gives you a key and a map to your room.
The room is about a 5-minute walk from the reception desk, in an alleyway between the apartments just before the beach, but it's a little difficult to find.
The apartment is also home to the islanders, and the staircase number and alphabet are written at the entrance to each staircase. This combination corresponds to the ”room number”.
By the way, my room was 11DA, so I went up the stairs to 11D and tried to enter room ”11D” (someone else's house?), but the key didn't fit... I went up to the second floor and found ”11DA”.
When choosing a room, please check the photos carefully, as there are some rooms in buildings that do not face the sea (this time the room was ”sea view”).
The room is small, with only a bed, a small wall desk, and a toilet, but there is a small balcony, and the beach is right below, so the ocean view and the sound of the waves are wonderful.
There is no air conditioning, but if you open the window and the door to the room, the sea breeze will come through (but (The room was completely visible and I was approached by the residents on the floor above.)
The shower was the type that you would find in a cheap Chinese hostel with a shower in the bathroom, but the toilet paper folder was fully covered and the paper was deliberately placed on top of the refrigerator, so it looked like they had taken care (?).
There were no towels or amenities, but there was an empty refrigerator, a hair dryer, and a foldable round table, and the bed was a spacious king-size.
As an aside, there was a pair of flip-flops, which was convenient for exploring the island.
There are many shops near the pier, and even a massage parlor, which is very convenient.
I think it's an interesting facility if you understand the unique features of the facility and use it accordingly.
3.5/5
GGuest UserThe location is good. Come to Lamma Island on May Day and order this homestay online. Very good, clean and clean, the location is right across the pier, I will book here next time you come
3.4/5
TTy TravelerThis hotel was the cheapest private room I could find in Cheung Chao, so I tried not to expect too much before I walked inside. Fortunately, it was pretty good. The bed was clean and spacious, the TV worked fine and the water turned hot. Also, there was toilet paper, a fridge and even a cup of toothbrushes. The only negative is the damp feeling inside, which is common in hotels near the beach. Overall, I enjoyed my stay (only 30 seconds from the beach) and recommend this hotel for any short holiday.
2.3/5
GGuest UserIt can only be said that it is an upgraded version of the holiday home, with hotel equipment, but the space is almost the same as that of a holiday home. After checking in, I was trapped in the bathroom, and I asked Master to help unlock the door. The air conditioner was ok, and the TV could only watch some Hong Kong TV. Room for improvement.
FAQs about Islands District hotels
Which hotels near Islands District are the most popular?
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau and B&B Cheung Chau
are some of the most popular hotels.
What are some accessible hotels near Islands District?
Silvermine Beach Resort and Tai O Heritage Hotel
are popular accessible hotels.
What popular hotels near Islands District have restaurants?
If you like the idea of sampling local flavours while travelling, consider staying at
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau and B&B Cheung Chau
. There are plenty of restaurants that serve local dishes near these hotels.
What's the average price of hotels near Islands District this weekend?
According to Trip.com's data, the average price for a weekend night at hotels near Islands District in Hong Kong is S$ 197. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.
What's the average price per night of hotels near Islands District
According to Trip.com's data, the average price per night at hotels near Islands District in Hong Kong is S$ 178. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.
What hotels are recommended near Islands District?
If you're having a hard time choosing a hotel, consider staying at
Tai O Heritage Hotel, City Oasis Guesthouse or B&B Cheung Chau
, these hotels have great reviews. Be sure you book early!
What luxury hotels are near Islands District?
The Silveri Hong Kong - MGallery
is a popular luxury hotel that's not too expensive.
Which hotels near Islands District are good for couples?
Lychee Sunset Hotel Cheung Chau
is a popular hotel for couples.
Which hotels near Islands District have gyms?
Since staying fit is important to a lot of guests, it's no surprise that gyms can be found in many hotels.
Silvermine Beach Resort
is a popular hotel with a gym.
Which hotels near Islands District have free Wi-Fi?
Whether you're travelling for business or leisure, Wi-Fi is an essential.
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau and B&B Cheung Chau
are all popular hotels that have free Wi-Fi.
Which popular hotels near Islands District have pools?
Summer is a great season to take your kids or family on a trip to Islands District in Hong Kong.
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau and B&B Cheung Chau
are some popular hotels with pools.
Which popular hotels near Islands District have parking?
If you're planning on driving to Islands District in Hong Kong, why not stay at
Novotel Citygate Hong Kong
? This hotel has a parking lot.
Which hotels near Islands District are popular with budget travelers?
Whether you're travelling for business or going on a holiday,
Saiyuen
is your best choice.
What hotels near Islands District offer breakfast?
A delicious breakfast is a great way to kick start your day. If you want to stay at a hotel with breakfast near Islands District in Hong Kong, consider
Silvermine Beach Resort, Warwick Hotel Cheung Chau or B&B Cheung Chau
. Be sure to book these popular hotels in advance!
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| Total Properties | 3,036 |
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| Number of Reviews | 679,570 |
| Lowest Price | S$ 24 |
| Highest Price | S$ 1,972 |
| Average Price (Weekdays) | S$ 189 |
| Average Price (Weekends) | S$ 215 |
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