Hong Kong holiday

[bingham67]

Where to stay that dosnt break the bank? looking at a 7 night stay in Hong Kong I dont want to go that far only to come back fast.

Current boutique hotel im looking at is Butterfly on Prat - Tsim Sha Tsui decent reviews to cost ratio on Booking.com and in one of the best locations according to research.

So I love my photography I always see photos from moutain areas overlooking the city any good tips for photography locations.? Secondly food and drink because accomodation is not exactly cheap I would like to offset the costs with places that are cheap to and eat and drink any tips are welcome.

Shame Virgin flights leave so late from London I love arriving in Asia early morning so have whole day to do stuff and I prefer direct flights.

 

[bingham67]

Cordis Hotel in Mongkok, keep an eye on expedia and booking.com for offers.

Looks lovely but trying to keep the budget under £1000 for the accomodation

Just a prewarning, 7 nights in Hong Kong might be abit too long. I spent 8 nights there and I was board after 5 nights.

That said, they have some lovely beaches.

Oh really didnt know much about Hong Kong beaches in truth?

What’s your budget?

Id say £1,000 for accomodation the Butterfly on Prat works out just under that and decent enough reviews

 

[bingham67]

£1000 for 7 days?

Look at the Cordis then, one recommended above.

HK has some lovely beaches, its on the south side of HK Island. Check out Repulse Bay.

Cordis coming up £1300 sadly add flights that nearly £2k done already jesus

 

[bingham67]

What are the dates? I can do some digging for you.

4th April to the 12th decided to do 8 nights instead

 

[bingham67]

Thanks for the information Raymond what the best way to get from the airport to the hotel I have read Uber can be annoying so it just a red taxi a good way?

I take it the MTR is pretty easy to use I been on ones in Singapore and Seoul and they was nice and easy do they do like a 3 day pass?

 

[bingham67]

Looking at the route to Cordis on MTR app seems like you got to change lines a few times not so straight forward.

Ye I really want to do Lion rock the view looks so amazing any other hikes worth doing?