I stay here every year for the past 5 years.
http://www.royalpark.com.hk/
They have special deals for stay longer than 7 days. The rooms are nice, just like the pictures. All rooms have wifi access (or cat 5 should you choose).
If you want to spend more, I want to stay in this place. It is attached to Monkok shopping centre which is one of my favourite.
http://hongkong.langhamplacehotels.com/
It has good access to the train station/MTR. There is a massive shopping mall attached to it so you are never more than 10 seconds away from the shops from the hotel.
The MTR is so cheap that if you get a Octopus card (just like an Oyster card but more), top it up with about £30 and it should last you the entire trip. You can even use it in 7-Eleven to buy food or magazines.
Places to see.
- Sky 100, it is the tallest building in HK on the Kowloon side.
- Victoria peak, take the tram if you want for the ride but the best way to get to the top is by taxi. It'll cost you about £5 and takes 10 minutes. The tram costs almost as much.
- Lady street and Nathan street, all that around there. It's where you get proper fake brand goods. It does not hide the fact it is fake at all, I guess that's why the police never do anything, ever. It's funny actually to see some of the brands, if you ever want to see PRADO instead of PRADA...this is the place

- the outer islands, they are fun but I am not sure it is worthwhile. The first thing I saw when getting off the boat was Maccy D!
- Happy valley races, horse races, I think it is only Wednesday night, 8 or 10 races and it seems the entire ex-pat community gathers there. Actually a nice place to have a couple of beers, some BBQ and perhaps put £1 on a race here and there.
- Harbour City, a GIANT shopping mall, it will take you the best part of a day if you want to see all the levels.
- Actually there are loads of shopping malls, they are all like the Westfields, you'll wonder how do these people afford all these!
Things to eat
- go to any place and have some dim sum, the menu will be all Chinese most likely ! But this place is really good, value is decent, nice location and is in English!
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g294217-d1077089-Reviews-Din_Tai_Fung-Hong_Kong.html
- try bubble tea, personally I prefer the fruit base stuff. Happy Lemon sells them
http://www.happy-lemon.com/en/
- get egg waffles
- go into a supermarket and just look at all the weird and wonderful food ! Spam flavoured nuts, Curry cheese pot noodle
- Aqua Toyko
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restau...ua_Roma_Aqua_Tokyo_Aqua_Spirit-Hong_Kong.html Amazing view of the harbour but prices are not cheap if you are on a budget.
Here are some photos for you.
2013
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18499661&highlight=hong+kong
2011
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18263263&highlight=hong+kong
2010
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18136346&highlight=hong+kong