Select your travel dates to find the best prices and availability
Don’t let the name scare you—Devil’s Peak is pure magic. Reach the summit and feast your eyes on a 360-degree panorama of Victoria Harbour, especially breathtaking at sunset when the sky ignites in golden hues. Trailside paths wind through lush greenery, where locals jog or stroll their dogs, blending nature and daily life. Whether you’re hiking for adventure or just seeking peace, this hill offers a quiet reminder: Hong Kong’s true beauty lies not just in its neon streets, but in its serene, storied corners.
Everything you need to know about Devil's Peak
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong is ideal for panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and Devil's Peak, located just a 15-minute walk from the main trailhead. Its rooftop pool and infinity-edge bar offer unobstructed vistas of the skyline and surrounding hills. The hotel provides shuttle services to nearby attractions and features luxury wellness facilities perfect for post-hike relaxation. Arrive at sunset to witness the city lights ignite across the harbour, creating a breathtaking blend of urban energy and natural serenity.
The main entrance to Devil's Peak Trail is located near Hong Kong Police Station in Aberdeen, accessible via Aberdeen Station (MTR South Island Line) or bus routes 23, 601, and 606. Alternatively, you can enter from Tai Koo Wan Road or Aberdeen Promenade. The station offers convenient access, with a 10-minute walk to the trailhead. Best visited during early morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat and enjoy fresh sea breezes. Well-marked paths and resting benches make it suitable for families and casual hikers seeking a peaceful escape into nature and urban contrast.
Visit during the annual Cheung Chau Bun Festival (Lunar New Year) to witness the thrilling Bun Scrambling Competition, a traditional ritual rooted in local folklore. Explore Aberdeen Fishermen’s Village nearby, where you can sample authentic street food like fish ball noodles and crispy fish skin. Guided tours often include visits to historic old fishing houses and stone inscriptions, offering insights into the area’s maritime heritage and community life. These experiences highlight the deep-rooted cultural identity of this coastal district.
Yes, the night hiking path is well-maintained with every 10-meter LED lighting posts along the main trail, especially enhanced on steep sections. Use a flashlight or phone light for added safety, particularly near Tai Koo Wan Road and Aberdeen Promenade junctions. Police and Leisure & Cultural Services Department conduct regular patrols, and emergency call points are available. For tranquility and stunning views, consider hiking at dawn—fewer crowds, cooler air, and a serene panorama of Victoria Harbour’s glowing skyline and Southern District coastline.
Near Devil's Peak, Aberdeen Promenade Park features a child-friendly playground and gentle walking paths ideal for young explorers. Adjacent Aberdeen Country Park includes an ecological education trail with native birdwatching spots and plant identification signs. The park also hosts free guided nature walks at its outdoor learning center. Nearby shaded tea gardens near the Aberdeen Fish Market provide comfortable seating for parents to relax while kids play. Plan your visit with a morning hike followed by afternoon activities at the seaside, enjoying a wholesome mix of outdoor adventure and family bonding.
From the summit, visitors enjoy sweeping views of Victoria Harbour’s skyline, including Central’s skyscrapers, International Finance Centre, and Tin Hau Tower. To the east, Yau Ma Tei Bridge and Lamma Island are clearly visible, while westward vistas reveal Chai Wan and Sai Kung’s rugged coastlines. On clear days, the distant Lantau Mountain range and even Hong Kong International Airport runways can be spotted. This vantage point is perfect for photography enthusiasts—capture the golden hour glow over the cityscape and the interplay of natural terrain and urban development in one iconic shot.
See what other travelers say about Devil's Peak
Staying at The Charterhouse Causeway Bay was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—right next to major transit routes, making it super easy to get around Hong Kong. Just a short walk to the bustling Times Square and surrounded by countless dining options, from local street food to trendy cafes. The hotel itself is spotless and well-maintained, with staff who go above and beyond to ensure your comfort. Every detail feels thoughtfully designed, from the clean rooms to the attentive service. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this place offers the perfect balance of convenience, comfort, and value. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Causeway Bay—truly a gem in the heart of the city.
Staying at Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong Causeway Bay was an absolute delight. The location couldn’t be better—just steps behind Times Square, with easy access to MTR stations and all the shopping and dining options you could want. The room was larger than expected for Hong Kong standards, offering plenty of space and a clean, modern design. I appreciated the self-service vending machine for basic toiletries like toothbrushes—super convenient. Breakfast was offered in collaboration with the second-floor restaurant, giving us four different options. I went for the B meal—the beef brisket noodle soup—and it was delicious! Rich broth, tender meat, and perfectly cooked noodles. Service throughout the stay was outstanding. The concierge staff member (a kind gentleman) noticed we were catching the high-speed train out of Hong Kong and kindly reminded us to allow enough time at the border crossing. He even waved goodbye when we checked out—such a thoughtful touch. From comfort to service, everything felt personal and well-executed. This hotel is a hidden gem in Causeway Bay. I’ll definitely be back next time I visit Hong Kong.
This was my first stay at Apartment Kapok in Hong Kong, and overall it was a great experience. Getting from the airport to Exhibition Centre MTR station was smooth and straightforward—just hop on the train and you're there. The navigation was a bit tricky at first; I thought I had to find a main entrance, but the actual access is through a small door next to Bank of China in Building A of Wanjing Centre. Just exit at Exit B3 of Exhibition Centre Station, cross two streets, and you’re right there. The location couldn’t be more convenient—especially since I needed to renew my child’s documents, and it’s only a 5-minute walk to the Consulate General building in China Resources Tower. That made everything so stress-free. The room was spacious and well laid out, offering plenty of room for comfort. Staff were friendly and helpful when needed—nothing overly enthusiastic, but definitely responsive and professional. We stayed on the 7th floor, which didn’t have sea views, but the street-level view was perfectly fine. There are plenty of dining options nearby, though if you’re craving authentic local snacks, you’ll need to cross a skybridge and walk a bit further. On the bright side, there’s a supermarket right downstairs—perfect for grabbing fresh fruit, milk, or even quick breakfasts and lunches. The only downside? Poor sound insulation. I could hear every door slam from the neighboring unit—it was loud enough to make me wince. But considering the excellent location, clean rooms, and overall value, I’d definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Hong Kong.
Staying at Princeton Residence was an absolute delight! The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the subway station, making it easy to get around Hong Kong, whether you're heading to Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, or other key areas. Everything you need is nearby: great restaurants, convenience stores, and supermarkets are all within steps. The room itself was spotless—crisp linens, sparkling bathroom fixtures, and high-quality toiletries made the stay feel luxurious. It’s rare to find such cleanliness and comfort at this price point. I’d highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Hong Kong. It’s not just a hotel—it’s a home away from home.
Staying at The Salvation Army Booth Lodge was an absolute delight. The rooms were spotless, well-maintained, and surprisingly spacious for the price. Everything you'd need is here—clean linens, working AC, good lighting, and a quiet atmosphere. Staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always going the extra mile to ensure we had a comfortable stay. Location-wise, it's unbeatable—just a 5-minute walk from Yau Ma Tei MTR station, putting you right in the heart of Kowloon. You're surrounded by amazing street food, local markets, convenience stores, and easy access to shopping areas like Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui. Public transport is super convenient, whether you're heading to the airport or exploring Hong Kong Island. For such a great location and quality, the value for money is outstanding. I’d highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Hong Kong on a budget—authentic, safe, and full of character.
Staying at Synloc Tower was an absolute delight from start to finish. The staff went above and beyond with their warm, genuine hospitality—always smiling, always ready to help. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: right next to the MTR station and surrounded by everything you need, from convenience stores to local eateries. Getting around the city is a breeze. What really stood out was the affordability—this place offers incredible value for such a central spot. I loved the monthly laundry package; it’s affordable, hassle-free, and completely free to use. Plus, the shared kitchen is a game-changer if you’re looking to cook your own meals. It’s clean, well-equipped, and perfect for saving money while enjoying home-cooked comfort. For anyone wanting to live in the heart of the city without breaking the bank, this is hands down a top pick. I’d stay here again in a heartbeat. ❤️
Staying at this boutique-style hostel in Tsim Sha Tsui was an absolute highlight of my trip. The location is unbeatable—right next to the MTR station, making it super easy to explore nearby attractions like Harbour City and Victoria Harbour, both just a 10-minute walk away. The staff member who checked me in was friendly, approachable, and spoke fluent English with no noticeable accent—great for communication. I stayed in a newly renovated room, which made all the difference: spotless, well-maintained, and feeling fresh and modern. Everything you’d need is available—clean linens, ample storage, and most importantly, convenient power outlets that work without adapters. The only minor drawback was slight sound transfer between rooms, but honestly, it didn’t ruin the experience. For the comfort, cleanliness, and unbeatable convenience, I’d give this place a solid 10 out of 10. Definitely coming back next time I visit Hong Kong.
I stayed at CHI Residences 314, which is more of a serviced apartment than a traditional hotel, so the amenities are different. There’s no 24-hour front desk, and housekeeping isn’t available on weekends—something to keep in mind if you prefer full-service hotel treatment. However, what makes this place stand out is its unbeatable location. Right next to Nathan Road, it’s just a short walk from Jordan MTR Station, making travel around Hong Kong super convenient. The area is packed with restaurants, shops, and street food options—perfect for exploring local life. While there’s no gym or on-site dining, the space feels more like a home away from home, ideal for longer stays or travelers who value privacy and convenience over hotel-style services. It’s not about luxury extras—it’s about smart, practical living in one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. For the price and location, the value is excellent, and I’d definitely come back.
Travelling solo to Hong Kong was such a joyful experience, and staying at this hotel made it even better. The location is incredibly convenient—just a two-stop MTR ride from major attractions, with Exit B1 of Ho Man Tin Station right outside. While there are a few funeral parlours nearby, they don’t affect the overall vibe at all; the area remains quiet and peaceful. I had zero noise issues during my stay, which was a big plus. The apartment-style rooms offer good space and comfort, and the building requires keycard access at the entrance—great for security. Staff at the front desk are young, friendly, and helpful. There’s a small but handy selection of local eateries nearby, including a classic ice cream parlor and a couple of noodle shops. What really stands out is the incredible value for money—well-designed, clean, safe, and reasonably priced. If you're looking for a comfortable, hassle-free base in Hong Kong, this place is a solid choice.
I've visited Hong Kong many times, but this stay at Y Loft was truly exceptional. The location is incredibly convenient—right next to several shopping malls, making dining and shopping effortless. Public transportation is excellent here, with multiple MTR stations nearby, so getting around the city is a breeze. What stood out was the daily breakfast service—simple yet satisfying, which added a nice touch to each morning. The space itself is clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed, offering a great balance between comfort and style. I stayed less than a week, but felt right at home the whole time. If you're looking for a hassle-free, well-connected base in Hong Kong without compromising on vibe or value, this is definitely worth considering. I’ll be back!
I absolutely loved my stay at Ibis Hong Kong North Point—this place exceeded all my expectations. Located just a 2-minute walk from the MTR station, it’s incredibly convenient for getting around Hong Kong. The hotel sits right next to a scenic waterfront plaza perfect for morning walks or evening strolls with sea views. Inside, the rooms are clean, modern, and well-maintained—definitely above average for the price point. At HKD 660 per night, the value is outstanding; you’d be hard-pressed to find better comfort and location in this area. Nearby, there’s a lively local food market where you can grab delicious, affordable meals without breaking the bank. Plus, shopping and dining options are just steps away. I was especially impressed by how peaceful yet connected the neighborhood feels. It’s not just a place to sleep—it’s a great base for exploring North Point and beyond. Would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong.
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!
Explore more amazing destinations