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Climb up Ma Kwan Shan for a view that steals your breath—the city unfolds below like a living map. At night, the skyline glows like a constellation; it’s one of the few places in Hong Kong where you can truly feel close to the stars.
The Hari Hong Kong
Step into this design-forward oasis between Causeway Bay and Wan Chai, where London's acclaimed Tara Bernerd has crafted 210 rooms and 3 signature suites with layered sophistication. The vibrant social spaces steal the show - from the lobby lounge to Zoku's Japanese dining and al fresco bar. With thoughtful amenities like laundry, currency exchange, and airport transfers, it's the perfect home base for your Hong Kong adventure.
Little Tai Hang Hotel and Serviced Apartments
Tucked away in Causeway Bay, this urban sanctuary offers breathtaking Victoria Harbour views just 5 minutes from the MTR. Stylish rooms feature Apple TV and international channels—perfect for sipping tea while gazing at the skyline. With 24/7 concierge, gym, and airport transfers, every need is covered. Explore vibrant local eateries steps away, or hop to shopping districts in 10 minutes. A seamless blend of comfort and convenience!
Ovolo Central – 2 Arbuthnot Road
APTO Hotel HV (Causeway Bay)
South Nest
The Harbourview-Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong
Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong Causeway Bay
Y Loft
Eaton Residences, Village Road
Check Inn HK
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about The Twins
Near Ma Kow Mountain in Hong Kong, consider staying at a design-forward boutique hotel in the Tai Po Innovation Park area, just a 10-minute walk from the mountain trailhead. These hotels blend contemporary art with natural surroundings, offering rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame panoramic views of the hills and city skyline. Nearby, the Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve provides guided eco-tours and easy hiking paths—perfect for nature lovers seeking tranquility.
Transportation is convenient: take the MTR to Tai Po Sai Station, then transfer to a minibus or local bus. Opt for a hotel with an indoor pool and wellness center to unwind after a hike, turning your stay into a seamless blend of urban access and green retreat.
Yes, several well-connected hotels are located in the Tai Po Innovation Park and Tai Po Sai areas, just a 15-minute drive or 20-minute walk from Ma Kow Mountain’s trailhead. The Holiday Inn Express Tai Po offers free parking and complimentary shuttle buses to the trail entrance, making access effortless. Rooms feature modern minimalist design, smart controls, and premium bedding—ideal for short getaways.
Nearby attractions include the Tai Po Market and local cha chaan tengs, where visitors can enjoy authentic Hong Kong street food. For optimal hiking comfort, start early in the morning to avoid midday heat, then return to the hotel for dinner and relaxation.
Some hotels even provide free loaner hiking backpacks and water bottles, enhancing convenience and encouraging outdoor exploration.
The Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve, adjacent to Ma Kow Mountain, is one of Hong Kong’s rare well-preserved primary forests, offering exceptional ecological experiences. Join night walks led by the Environmental Education Centre to witness glowing fireflies and nocturnal wildlife such as owls and civets. Spring brings vibrant blooms across the hillside—perfect for photography enthusiasts.
Along the trails, you may spot native species like Formosan Macaques and White Egrets. Bring insect repellent, binoculars, and follow the "no feeding, no disturbance" rule to protect the ecosystem.
Many activities require advance HopeGoo via the Leisure and Cultural Services Department website. After your hike, relax with organic coffee at a nearby local café, blending nature immersion with authentic Hong Kong charm.
Start your day with a hike along the Ma Kow Mountain Trail, enjoying shaded pathways and bird songs. A 45-minute ascent leads to the summit, offering sweeping views of Tai Po and Tolo Harbour. Head back to Tai Po Town for lunch at the bustling Tai Po Market, sampling fresh seafood and traditional dim sum, then visit the historic Tai Po Police Station building.
In the afternoon, explore art galleries and creative studios in the Tai Po Innovation Park, attending a hands-on workshop in ceramics or printmaking. Return to your hotel in the evening for a swim in the indoor pool, followed by dinner at a local fusion restaurant blending Cantonese cuisine with modern flair.
All travel is within walking distance or via light rail and minibuses—no long commutes needed. This balanced itinerary seamlessly blends nature immersion, cultural discovery, and urban relaxation, ideal for families, couples, or solo travelers.
Traveler Reviews
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The Hari Hong Kong
I’ve passed by Wan Chai many times, and I can’t help but notice how striking the exterior of this hotel is—it looks fancy at first glance, but the value for money is genuinely impressive. The check-in process starts right on the second floor via elevator, and the lobby occupies an entire level: plush sofas, armchairs, table lamps, and curated artwork create a classic boutique vibe. It’s not just a reception area—it doubles as a spacious, relaxed social hub and a functional workspace, perfect for unwinding or getting some work done. I stayed in the standard queen room (about 25 sqm), which was thoughtfully laid out with clear zoning. Two glass doors separate the wet and dry areas—this layout feels more like a high-end apartment than a typical hotel room, making it ideal for longer stays. The bathroom has generous space, so you’re never cramped when brushing your teeth or using the toilet. The bedroom is spacious enough for solo travelers, though two people might feel slightly snug. As expected from Hong Kong hotels, space efficiency is masterfully executed. The mini-fridge and minibar are cleverly hidden within built-in cabinets—functional without compromising aesthetics. Bottled water comes in refillable glass containers, a nice eco-friendly touch. The TV supports screen mirroring, though there’s no built-in speaker system. Bedding is top-notch—extremely comfortable and inviting for a good night’s sleep. One small note: toothbrushes require an extra fee, which is common but worth mentioning. The location is unbeatable—right in the heart of the city, with excellent access to transit and nearby attractions. Noise insulation is surprisingly effective, so street sounds don’t carry into the room. The overall design is modern and minimalist, with solid materials and well-considered furniture. While the aesthetic leans more toward practicality than bold design flair, that’s not necessarily a bad thing—it makes the space feel lived-in and authentic. All things considered, if I’m visiting Hong Kong again and want a no-brainer choice that delivers comfort, smart layout, and convenience, this hotel would be my go-to pick.
Little Tai Hang Hotel and Serviced Apartments
I was so happy with my choice of staying here! The room is spacious for Hong Kong standards—plenty of space, super clean, and feels brand new. What really stood out was the location: it’s in a quiet yet vibrant neighborhood, surrounded by amazing local eateries that feel authentic and not touristy. Just a short walk to Central, Wan Chai, and Causeway Bay—perfect for shopping and exploring. I especially loved having East Point Park nearby; watching the sunset from there was absolutely peaceful and relaxing. If you're visiting Hong Kong, this area offers unbeatable convenience and charm. Highly recommend this place for an authentic, hassle-free stay!
Ovolo Central – 2 Arbuthnot Road
Staying at Ovolo Central on Arbuthnot Road was an absolute delight. Located right across from The Market, this boutique hotel sits on a quiet hillside, offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of Central. Though the lobby is small and easy to miss if you're not paying attention, the charm lies in its intimate, stylish design. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive—excellent service throughout. One of the standout features is the privacy: only two rooms per floor, plus two elevators, making access smooth and discreet. The soundproofing is excellent—no noise from neighbors or hallway, so sleep quality was superb. Room sizes are generous for Hong Kong standards, with plenty of space and modern comforts. The only minor downside is that front desk staff don’t speak Mandarin, so guests without English skills might find check-in slightly challenging. Overall, this is a top-tier choice for travelers seeking comfort, privacy, and a unique urban experience in a prime location. Highly recommend for those who value a quiet, well-designed stay.
APTO Hotel HV (Causeway Bay)
Staying at APTO Hotel HV in Causeway Bay was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—right next to restaurants, grocery stores, and shopping spots, making every meal and errand a breeze. I loved how close the subway station was; getting around Hong Kong felt effortless. The staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly, always with a smile and ready to help. Best of all? The view across the racecourse is stunning—open, spacious, and perfect for watching kids play sports or just enjoying the lively atmosphere. It’s rare to find such a great blend of convenience, comfort, and charm in one place. This hotel offers incredible value and made my trip unforgettable. Definitely coming back.
South Nest
Staying at South Nest was an absolute delight. The hallway is generously wide and flooded with natural light, making the whole space feel open and welcoming. I loved that both the lobby and every floor have a well-equipped kitchenette—perfect for preparing quick meals or snacks without leaving the building. The room itself is compact but thoughtfully designed with minimal decor, creating a clean and serene atmosphere. It’s spotless, which makes it incredibly comfortable to relax in. The view from the window is stunning—panoramic cityscape views that take your breath away, especially during sunset. Peaceful and quiet, yet conveniently located, this place strikes the perfect balance between simplicity and comfort. I’ve already booked another stay because it truly feels like a home away from home. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a calm, clean, and practical urban retreat.
The Harbourview-Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong
Absolutely exceeded my expectations! The room was spotless, fresh, and incredibly comfortable—no strange odors at all, and the bedding made for a restful night's sleep. The staff were warm, friendly, and always attentive; they responded quickly whenever I needed anything, which made me feel truly cared for. Location-wise, it’s perfect—just a short walk from the MTR station and close to major attractions and shopping areas. Everything is so convenient, and the value for money is outstanding. I’d definitely stay here again on my next trip to Hong Kong, and I’ve already recommended it to friends.
Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong Causeway Bay
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.
Y Loft
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!
Check Inn HK
Staying at Check Inn HK was an absolute highlight of my trip to Hong Kong! The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from major spots like Causeway Bay and Lan Kwai Fong, and super convenient for heading up to Victoria Peak. I loved how many great food options are right on the street below: amazing wonton noodles, fish ball soup, and even a cozy pizza place—all within steps of my door. The staff were friendly, the room was clean, compact but well-designed with smart use of space, and the price-to-quality ratio is outstanding. Even during weekdays, it remained quiet enough for a good night’s sleep. If you're looking for a central, affordable, and convenient base in Hong Kong, this place is a must-book. Truly made exploring the city so much easier.
Wifi Boutique Hotel
This was my first stay at Wifi Boutique Hotel in Hong Kong, and I arrived around 10 PM. The area nearby is mostly furniture stores and home decor shops, and the hotel entrance has dim lighting—could easily be missed if you're not paying attention. But there's a convenient 24-hour convenience store right next door, a self-service laundry facility, and even a few coin-operated claw machines for some fun. When checking in, I asked about delaying checkout, and the staff mentioned a $200 fee per hour extension—fair enough for the location and service level. The room itself is spacious with high ceilings, giving it an open and airy feel. Minimalist design with white tones and soft, well-balanced lighting—it feels clean, calm, and very comfortable. The bathroom is compact but fully equipped with shampoo, body wash, and hand soap. The TV offers YouTube and Netflix access—great for downtime. Staff also mentioned a lounge area on the 4th floor where guests can smoke. Unfortunately, I arrived too late to explore the hotel’s facilities beyond the lobby and room. Still, my overall impression was excellent—well-kept, modern, and welcoming. I’d definitely come back. Pro tip: Bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste, or buy them at the front desk. A HK$500 deposit is required upon check-in.
The Murray, Hong Kong, a Niccolo Hotel
Staying at The Murray, Hong Kong was an absolute delight. The room was spacious—especially impressive for a Central location—and everything felt brand new with modern touches throughout. What stood out most was the incredible value for money; in this prime area, it’s hard to find such a well-priced option without compromising on quality. The staff went above and beyond—friendly, attentive, and always smiling. Every evening, they did the turndown service with care, which added a nice personal touch. The fitness center is compact but equipped with top-tier Technogym machines, perfect for a quick workout. But honestly, the real surprise was the dining. The Western restaurant served an outstanding dinner—perfectly cooked steak and a delicious seafood risotto that blew me away. Breakfast was equally impressive, with a wide variety of high-quality options. From start to finish, every detail was thoughtfully done. This hotel exceeded all my expectations. I’ll definitely be returning and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong.
Tong Luo Wan Hostel
Staying at this hostel in Tsim Sha Tsui was an absolute delight! The room came with a fridge, microwave, and hairdryer—everything I needed for a comfortable stay. It was spotlessly clean, which made me feel right at home. The location is unbeatable: just across the street from Sogo Department Store, and a quick walk to McDonald’s for a delicious breakfast. I easily explored nearby areas like Times Square and Pak Tin Road—perfect for shopping, especially when there were great discounts on shoes and bags. Public transportation is super convenient, making it easy to get around Hong Kong. This place offers amazing value for money and a welcoming atmosphere. I’ll definitely be back!
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