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Step into Pak Tam Chung, where history whispers through every stone. Once a colonial-era fortress guarding Hong Kong’s shores, this hidden gem now stands quietly amidst the city’s rhythm. Climb the small hill and be rewarded with sweeping views of Victoria Harbour—breezes carry echoes of old cannons, while the skyline pulses with modern life. More than just ruins, it’s a heartbeat of memory, perfect for history lovers and photographers chasing that soulful urban moment.
Regal Kowloon Hotel
Nestled in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, this elegant hotel offers European charm with cozy rooms and 24/7 fitness center. Steps away from MTR, Star Ferry, and endless shopping/dining options! Enjoy executive lounge access and amazing harbor views. Great value with attentive service, plus delicious breakfast choices. Perfect for both business trips and leisurely stays – just a breezy walk to the waterfront!
Camlux Hotel
Brighton Hotel Hong Kong
Hotel COZI Harbour View
Xi Hotel
Habyt Austin Avenue
iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel
Elysion Place Hotel Causeway Bay
Hotel Pravo
Hennessy Hotel Hong Kong
Largos Hotel
Kings Hotel
Wifi Boutique Hotel
Hotel 108 Hong Kong
Epoch Hotel
CHI Residences 138
Hong Kong Full Harvest Inn
Sleep Cubee Hostel
U Hostel
Sun Ying Hostel
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Devil's Peak
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong is a top choice located in the heart of Po Tai Shan, offering floor-to-ceiling windows that deliver breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour. Situated just steps from MTR Po Tai Shan Station and Taikoo Place, it ensures excellent accessibility.
Another excellent option is Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, whose high-floor rooms provide 360-degree panoramic views of the harbour, especially stunning at night when the lights of Wan Chai and Central sparkle across the water. Both hotels offer premium amenities and exceptional service for discerning travellers seeking luxury and convenience.
Po Tai Shan is well-connected via public transport. Take the Island Line from Po Tai Shan MTR Station—it takes just 10 minutes to reach Central Station. From there, transfer to KCR or buses for quick access to Tsim Sha Tsui.
Additionally, numerous bus routes such as Citybus 25 and Citybus 72 run directly from nearby Taikoo Place to Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui. For convenience, taxis take about 15 minutes to Central and 20 minutes to Tsim Sha Tsui, making it ideal for families or guests with luggage. Overall, Po Tai Shan offers seamless access to Hong Kong’s major business and tourist hubs.
Po Tai Shan is surrounded by authentic local eateries and international dining spots. Head to Dai Ban Lou in Taikoo Place for classic Cantonese dim sum, including delicate shrimp dumplings and fluffy char siu buns, served in an elegant setting.
Don’t miss the hidden gem Apo Tea House on Yau Lai Chau Road, a nostalgic teahouse offering affordable yet delicious beef brisket noodles and pineapple bun. For a luxurious experience, visit the sky restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, where you can enjoy a gourmet French dinner with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, blending exquisite cuisine with the city’s glittering night skyline.
Traveler Reviews
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Regal Kowloon Hotel
Staying at Regal Kowloon Hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Hong Kong. The location is unbeatable—just a 3-minute walk from Exit P2 of Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, and within easy reach of Victoria Harbour, the Star Ferry pier, and the famous Nathan Road. Walking to the waterfront takes only about 10 minutes, and hopping on a Star Ferry to Central or Wan Chai is super convenient for exploring Hong Kong Island. The hotel staff were incredibly friendly and attentive from check-in onward—always smiling, helpful, and quick to assist with any request. Room cleanliness was top-notch; everything felt fresh and well-maintained. Breakfast was outstanding—huge variety with both local favorites like congee and egg tarts, plus Western options like pancakes and fresh fruit. It’s rare to find such quality and value in a city where prices can be steep. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong.
Camlux Hotel
I had an absolutely fantastic stay at Camlux Hotel in Hong Kong! Special thanks to Mr. Sun at the front desk—his friendly and patient service made check-in a breeze, and he even upgraded us to a better room when availability allowed. The hotel is spacious, modern, and spotlessly clean. Upon entering our room, we were happy to find complimentary slippers and a hairdryer—small touches that really matter. The bathroom is huge and well-designed, giving me that 'home away from home' feeling. One quick tip: if you're bringing electronic devices, it's a good idea to bring a travel adapter since the plug types might not match your own. Overall, this place offers excellent value for money, great location, and top-notch service. I’ll definitely be booking here again for friends or family visiting Hong Kong—highly recommend!
Brighton Hotel Hong Kong
The room was a great size—not too small, not too cramped, which made it feel spacious and comfortable. The location is excellent: just a 50-meter walk to the nearest MTR station, and the A11 airport bus stop is only 250 meters away, making transfers super convenient. I especially appreciated how close everything was, especially when heading to the airport early in the morning. The hotel itself is clean, well-maintained, and offers a peaceful atmosphere despite being in a central area. It’s perfect for travelers looking for comfort and convenience without the hassle of long commutes. Highly recommend this place for both business and leisure stays.
Hotel COZI Harbour View
I originally planned for just two nights in Hong Kong, but worried I wouldn’t have enough time to get everything done. So I added an extra day and arrived a day early—now I’m so glad I did! My previous bank experience was frustrating: they’ve adopted the mainland Chinese banking style, with only one teller window open, and I waited over two hours in line with four or five people ahead of me. Definitely need to switch banks soon. But back to COZI Harbour View—the hotel I’ve stayed at before. The real plus is the room availability; even during busy times, there are usually plenty of rooms, perfect for last-minute business travelers. This time, I was upgraded to a sea-view room, and I couldn’t be happier. I can see the yacht marina, the cruise terminal, and even the old Kai Tak Airport site now turned into a transit hub. The view is peaceful and scenic, making the stay truly relaxing. Overall, a fantastic experience. I’ll definitely book here again next time—way better than dealing with that stressful bank!
Xi Hotel
Staying at Xi Hotel in Hong Kong was a really positive experience overall. The location is excellent—super convenient for getting around the city, with easy access to subway lines and nearby attractions. While the room could be a bit dimmer than expected, even with my choice of a well-lit room, it didn’t ruin the stay. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making check-in and daily interactions smooth and pleasant. One small downside? No laundry service offered, which would’ve made this already great stay perfect. Still, considering the value for money and the warm hospitality, I’d definitely recommend this hotel to travelers looking for comfort and convenience in central Hong Kong.
Habyt Austin Avenue
Staying at Habyt Austin Avenue in Hong Kong was a great experience overall. The room was clean, spacious, and well-maintained—perfect for a comfortable stay. I really appreciated being able to store my luggage, which came in handy whether arriving early or checking out late. The location is a bit tricky to find at first glance, so adding clearer signage or nearby landmarks on the address would help guests navigate more easily. Check-in time is 3:00 PM, but having the option to check in earlier would be even better, especially for travelers with tight schedules. That said, the transportation access is excellent—just a short walk from the MTR station, making it easy to explore different parts of Hong Kong. There are also plenty of local eateries and convenience stores nearby. Overall, this is a solid choice with great value and convenience.
iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel
Staying at iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just across the street from the MTR station, making it super easy to travel from West Kowloon Station or head to Kai Tak for a ZB1 concert. Nearby bus stops add even more convenience. Right in front of the hotel is a cozy café called Cha Jyut Ice Room—their breakfast egg and pork bun is a must-try (closed on Sundays). On the side of the hotel, there’s a McDonald’s just steps away, perfect for quick bites. Clean rooms, friendly staff, and great value—all factors that made this stay truly memorable. I’ll definitely be back.
Elysion Place Hotel Causeway Bay
I've stayed at this hotel before during my trips to Hong Kong, and it never disappoints—its location is excellent, with convenient access via airport shuttle buses. This time around, I was here temporarily while searching for a place to live for university, and the stay was actually quite pleasant. The room was spotless, modern, and well-maintained, which made it feel like a comfortable home base. One downside? No laundry facilities on-site. The nearby coin laundries are pricey—$60 for just two T-shirts and a skirt felt excessive. I tried hand-washing and drying in the room, but after two days, everything was still damp. It's frustrating when you're trying to manage your routine on a budget. Adding even one shared or compact laundry machine would make a big difference. Overall, though, the location, cleanliness, and value for money make this a solid choice for short-term stays, especially for students or travelers passing through.
Hotel Pravo
Just checked out of Hotel Pravo in Hong Kong, and I have to say this stay was absolutely fantastic! I came here mainly for a Lin Chia-Chien concert—tickets were only confirmed at the last minute, so I booked the hotel on short notice. Honestly, it turned out to be one of the best decisions I’ve made. The room was simple yet cozy with warm-toned decor that created such a relaxing vibe. The view was lovely too—the curtains softened the light perfectly, and when opened, you get a great glimpse of the city skyline. It’s just peaceful to sit by the window and enjoy the view. Check-in was quick and smooth, thanks to the friendly and professional front desk staff. One of the team members even gave me some personalized tips on local spots—like where to find the best tea restaurant and hidden gems nearby. That kind of thoughtful touch really stood out. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable—just a short walk from the MTR station, Harbour City, and Tsim Sha Tsui. Everything is within reach, making shopping and dining super convenient and saving me tons of time. Cleanliness? Top-notch. The bedding, bathroom, and floor were all spotless—attention to detail really shows. Overall, this was an exceptional experience. I’d definitely come back here next time I visit Hong Kong. If you’re looking for a comfortable, well-located, and thoughtfully run hotel, Hotel Pravo is absolutely worth considering.
Hennessy Hotel Hong Kong
The stay at Hennessy Hotel Hong Kong was excellent overall. The room was compact but perfectly suited for four guests—plenty of space without feeling cramped. Its location is a major highlight: just a 4-minute walk to Ding Ding Car Station and a short 8-10 minute stroll to the MTR station, making transit effortless. There are countless shops and restaurants within easy reach, so dining out or grabbing essentials is super convenient. The hotel offers great value for money, and I’d definitely choose it again on my next visit to Hong Kong.
Largos Hotel
This was my second stay at this hotel, and I’m just as impressed as the first time. Check-in was incredibly smooth and fast—no long queues, no deposit required, which made everything hassle-free. The room was spotless and well-equipped with essentials like slippers, towels, hairdryer, kettle, and tissues. Free Wi-Fi worked perfectly throughout my stay. Hot water for the shower came on instantly—no waiting—and the drainage system handled water quickly without any clogging issues. The bed was super comfortable, and the bedding felt soft and skin-friendly. For the price point, the value-for-money is outstanding. Even check-out was a breeze—quick, efficient, and friendly staff. I’ll definitely be booking here again on my next trip to Hong Kong. Highly recommended!
Kings Hotel
Staying at Kings Hotel in Yau Ma Tei was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to Victoria Harbour and surrounded by vibrant streets like Temple Street, Shanghai Street, and Pollock Street, perfect for evening strolls and local eats. Though the deposit is HK$500 and every guest needs to register with their Hong Kong-Macau travel permit (unlike some hotels that only require one person to register), the convenience and central position make it well worth it. The hotel itself is clean, well-maintained, and staff are friendly and efficient. I’d highly recommend this place for travelers who value location and authenticity—perfect for exploring Hong Kong’s urban heartbeat.
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