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21 Amazing Travel Experiences in Hong Kong!

21 Amazing Travel Experiences in Hong Kong

There are actually many things to do in Hong Kong. Attractions in Hong Kong abound as well! But to sum up our recent trip, here are 21 Amazing Travel Experiences in Hong Kong you ought to check out!

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Things to do, Attractions and Travel Experiences in Hong Kong

1. Breathtaking views overlooking Victoria Harbour

View overlooking Sky 100 from Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central Sheung Wan
View overlooking Sky 100 from Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central Sheung Wan

For a room with the best views over Victoria Harbour, look no further than Ibis Hotel Central Sheung Wan. The rooms are decent and the price is reasonable. A night here will make your stay in Hong Kong a very much memorable one.
Read more about our stay at Ibis Hotel Central Sheung Wan.

2. How about views over Tsuen Wan Harbour?

Bathtub and shower capsule with view of Tsuen Wan Harbour
Bathtub and shower capsule with view of Tsuen Wan Harbour

While we’re on the topic of views over harbours. Why not check out the L Hotel Nina Convention Centre with splendid views over Tsuen Wan Harbour? It also offers a great base to shopping and food in the vicinity. Check out this post on our stay at L Hotel Nina Convention Centre.

3. Avenue of the Stars

Bruce Lee's statue added in 2005 to the Avenue of Stars
Bruce Lee’s statue added in 2005 to the Avenue of Stars

Many would say a visit to Hong Kong would not be complete without a visit to the Avenue of the Stars. With stars such as the “Four Heavenly Kings” (who can both sing and act by the way) among the many Hong Kong celebrities, who can dispute that Hong Kong is indeed the Hollywood of the East?

4. Ocean Park

Ocean Park Ocean Theatre Dolphins leaping beside its trainers
Ocean Park Ocean Theatre Dolphins leaping beside its trainers

Having been around for 40 years, is Ocean Park still worth a visit? Our answer is a resounding YES! With shows, rides, attractions and play area for the kids, Ocean Park is really an attraction in Hong Kong for the entire family!

5. Countdown at Victoria Harbour

Crowd waiting for fireworks and countdown at Victoria Harbour Hong Kong
Crowd waiting for fireworks and countdown at Victoria Harbour Hong Kong

New Year’s Eve Countdown at Victoria Harbour makes an unforgettable experience! Just remember that the last 10 counts will most probably be in Cantonese!

6. Central’s Mid Level Escalators

Start of Mid Level Escalator Stairs at Queens Road
Start of Mid Level Escalator Stairs at Queens Road

Originally built to reduce travelling time between Queens Road and Conduit Road, this 800 metre stretch of escalator and walkway system in the longest in the world. Through this walkway, the Mid Level Escalators also cover an ascent of 135 metres. Today, it is very much a tourist attraction as it is a form of commute for Hong Kongers.

Where to shop in Hong Kong

People always say Hong Kong is about 买东西,吃东西 (buy stuff, eat stuff). It’s true! And here’s a low down of where you can shop till your heart’s content in Hong Kong…

7. Temple Street Market

Night Market at Temple Street
Night Market at Temple Street

There are several night markets in Hong Kong and Temple Street is one of the more prominent ones. Here you can pick up clothings, bags, souvenirs and gifts. Just remember to haggle a bit and compare prices before making the deal!

8. Ladies Street

Ladies Street near to Tim Ho Wan Mong Kok
Ladies Street near to Tim Ho Wan Mong Kok

Another prominent market is Ladies Street at Mong Kok. Do not be fooled by the name as the stalls here do not only offer products for ladies. Like Temple Street, Ladies Street offer a 1 kilometre stretch of shopping options that caters to your bargaining desires!

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9. Elements Shopping Mall

Entrance to Elements Shopping Mall from Kowloon MTR
Entrance to Elements Shopping Mall from Kowloon MTR

For more conventional shopping options, visit Elements Shopping Mall at Kowloon. With its 5 different zones (Metal, Wood, Earth, Fire, Water) and a myriad of shopping options, you’ll be spoilt for choice when you visit Elements.

10. Citygate Outlet Mall Tung Chung

Shopping galore at Citygate Outlets Hong Kong!
Shopping galore at Citygate Outlets Hong Kong!

For luxury shopping at affordable prices, head on down to Citygate Outlet Mall at Tung Chung. Having been to Woodbury Common Shopping Outlet in the USA, we did not think that we would be doing much shopping here. We were wrong. Prices were quite attractive but do note that they could be off-season items. Nonetheless, a good shopping destination in Hong Kong.

Where to eat in Hong Kong

11. Tim Ho Wan Dim Sum

Tim Ho Wan’s Famous Baked Bun with BBQ Pork – 3 for only 17HKD!
Tim Ho Wan’s Famous Baked Bun with BBQ Pork – 3 for only 17HKD!

Touted as the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant, Tim Ho Wan serves up dim sum the way it is supposed to be. Do not miss the “Four Heavenly Kings” that include the famous baked bun with BBQ Pork (above). Definitely better than the one that has opened in Singapore. Do check out our Minimalist Guide to Eating at Tim Ho Wan.

12. Lei Garden (Atas Chinese Food)

Baked King Prawn with Italian Sauce Lei Garden Hong Kong
Baked King Prawn with Italian Sauce Lei Garden Hong Kong

You may expect to pay a little bit more at Lei Garden, but you will not regret the experience. We were pleasantly surprised and were eagerly anticipating how the next dish would turn out as we tucked into a sumptious meal here. Great service and ambience too!

13. Lan Fong Yuen Milk Tea

Lan Fong Yuen Hong Kong Butter Po Luo You and Milk Tea at 13hkd and 16 hkd respectively
Lan Fong Yuen Hong Kong Butter Po Luo You and Milk Tea at 13hkd and 16 hkd respectively

Serving up cups of milk tea since 1952, Lan Fong Yuen is the place to go to enjoy a taste of traditional milk tea at a traditional setting (old kopitiam style). While at it, do try out their bo luo you (but maybe not the pork bun…)

14. Mak Mun Kee Noodles Shop (麦文记面家)

Beef brisket Noodles at Mak Mun Kee Noodles Shop HKD38
Beef brisket Noodles at Mak Mun Kee Noodles Shop HKD38

For some of the best noodles that Hong Kong has to offer, head right on to Mak Mun Kee Noodles Shop. I tell you, the noodles are Q (springy), ingredients are fresh and generous. One word to sum it up. SHIOK!

15. Desserts at Austraian Dairy Company

Steamed Almond Egg Pudding (杏汁炖蛋) at Australian Dairy Company Hong Kong
Steamed Almond Egg Pudding (杏汁炖蛋) at Australian Dairy Company Hong Kong

Still have no idea why its called Australian Dairy Company (when it’s in Hong Kong!!). But you’ve got to try their steamed egg puddings. Both white and yellow versions are unique experiences that we’ve tried for the first time here. Creation of a genius.

16. Dim Sum at Lian Xiang Ju

Traditional setting at Lian Xiang Ju – Can you spot the Ang Mo in this photo
Traditional setting at Lian Xiang Ju – Can you spot the Ang Mo in this photo

For a more traditional setting for dim sum, Lian Xiang Ju is a great place that we accidentally stumbled upon (by stalking an old aunty no less). No regrets here. Great food, old world charm in its setting at a great price. Even ang mos visit! Maybe we should continue stalking old aunties and uncles? :p Read more about our visit to Lian Xiang Ju here.

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17. Boatsman Congee

Boatsman Congee Hong Kong Cafe
Boatsman Congee Hong Kong Cafe

This is a special mention for the best congee we’ve ever eaten. It is from Hai Xing Congee shop. No, we do not know where it is (ah!!) because we just headed into a place for breakfast and that was it. But the taste was just ma ma mia! Rich, flavourful and milky (yes we do not know how they do it but it is really milky in a savoury, nice kind of way). Definitely an unforgettable experience.

PLEASE tell us its location in the comments section below if you know where it is!!

18. How about some street food?

Hong Kong Fishballs in curry - 6 for 5HKD
Hong Kong Fishballs in curry – 6 for 5HKD
Egg Waffles Hong Kong for 7 HKD - Crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside
Egg Waffles Hong Kong for 7 HKD – Crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside

Tuck into street foods such as curry fishballs, lok lok, instant noodles and those small round egg waffles known as 鸡蛋仔. You’ll know it when you see it, just follow your senses (yes, sense of smell).

19. How a typical Hong Kong Cafe is like

A typical Hong Kong Cafe (Cha Chan Teng)
A typical Hong Kong Cafe (Cha Chan Teng)A typical Hong Kong Cafe (Cha Chan Teng)

You have not been to Hong Kong unless you’ve visited a Hong Kong Cafe. Feel the vibe, order the toast, milk tea and instant noodles. Feel how the waiters hover over your tables, like bald eagles, waiting to swoop in when your plates and cups are empty. That is the way of life dude.

Side trips from Hong Kong

20. Shen Zhen

Entrance to Old Dong Men Shopping District (老东门商城)
Entrance to Old Dong Men Shopping District (老东门商城)

You may want to make only 1 trip to Shen Zhen while you’re in Hong Kong. Just to shop and eat at a much cheaper price across the border. Nonetheless, being restricted in use of credit cards was a first for us (VISA and MASTERCARDS are not accepted in Shen Zhen or at least not commonly). Makes you re-think how much you rely on your cards these days.

21. Macao

Ruins of St Paul with long flight of stairs - middle of stairs
Ruins of St Paul with long flight of stairs – middle of stairs

There are so many things to do and attractions in Macau! Visit the historic centre of Macao, tuck into the famous portuguese egg tart or simply take in the sights and sounds. Macau is definitely an excellent side trip from Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong Trip : Day 1
Hong Kong Trip Day 2 : The Attractions of Tsuen Wan
Hong Kong Trip Day 3 : Ocean Park and New Year’s Eve Countdown
Hong Kong Trip Day 4 – Side Trip to Macau
Hong Kong Trip Day 5 – Continuing Our Travels in Macao
Hong Kong Trip Day 6 – Rounding up Macao and Returning to HK
Day 7 Hong Kong Trip : Side Trip to Shen Zhen & Debunking Recommendations
Day 8 Hong Kong Trip : What we did in Central 中環 Hong Kong
Day 9 Hong Kong Trip : A Surprise Find at Lian Xiang Ju Dim Sum Restaurant

Hotels and Hostels We Stayed in Hong Kong

New Year’s Eve Countdown at Victoria Harbour Hong Kong
Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan : For the Best Views of Victoria Harbour
L Hotel Nina Convention Centre Hong Kong : Great views over Tsuen Wan
Jordan Comfort Inn Review @ New Lucky House Hong Kong
New China Yan Yan Guest House at Chung King Mansion

Food and Dining in Hong Kong

3 Reasons Why You MUST Try Dim Sum in Hong Kong and Macao
The Minimalist Guide to Eating at Tim Ho Wan Hong Kong
A Classy Treat at Lei Garden International Finance Center Hong Kong
Mak Mun Kee 麦文记 Noodles Shop : Best Wanton and Beef Noodles in Hong Kong
Great Desserts at Australian Dairy Company Hong Kong! ( 澳洲牛奶公司)
Lan Fong Yuen Hong Kong : For a taste of traditional milk tea since 1952
Secret to Enjoying Hong Kong Cafes…
What a typical Hong Kong Cafe is like
Debunking Recommendations of DiscoverHongKong.com : What NOT to eat in Hong Kong

Attractions in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Central Mid Level Escalator : Longest Escalator Walkway System in the World
Avenue of Stars 星光大道 : Hong Kong’s Hollywood Walk of Fame
Ocean Park Hong Kong : Still worth a visit?
Temple Street 庙街 Hong Kong : First glimpse at Hong Kong’s Night Market
Where to shop in Hong Kong? Citygate Outlets Tung Chung!
Elements Shopping Mall at Kowloon Hong Kong
Only make a side trip from Hong Kong to Shen Zhen if…
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Hotels We Stayed in Macau

Hotel Royal Macau : Luxury at a Central Location
Regency Hotel Macau : A 5 Stars Hotel?

Attractions in Macau

Guia Fortress and Lighthouse Macao : An Elusive Fortress Found
Macao Maritime Museum : Great Price Good Exhibits
Historic Centre of Macao : Ruins of Saint Paul’s, Mount Fortress & More
Cotai Strip Macau : Games, Shows, Food and Entertainment
Taipa Village Macau : Houses Museum, Pork Buns, Portuguese Egg Tarts
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Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan : For the Best Views of Victoria Harbour!

Inside room of Ibis Hotel Sheung Wan Hong Kong

We stayed at Ibis Hotel Central in Hong Kong for the last night because Kate asked me this question before our Hong Kong trip…

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Kate : “What do you want to do in Hong Kong?”
Tom : “I dont know, but can we have 1 night that overlooks the harbour?”

And because of that, Kate arranged for NOT 1 but 2 nights in 2 different hotels that over looks 2 different harbours! We have covered the first night at L Hotel Nina Convention Centre that overlooks the Tsuen Wan Bay

Sweet hor? I think so too 🙂 Thanks bearbear!

Ibis Hotel Central Sheung Wan Hong Kong
Ibis Hotel Central Sheung Wan Hong Kong
Lobby of Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central
Lobby of Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central

Reasons for staying at Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central Sheung Wan

Reason No 1 (and probably the main reason) : Fantastic views overlooking Victoria Harbour!

Well, let the reason speak for itself…

View from room of Ibis Hotel Central Hong Kong
View from room of Ibis Hotel Central Hong Kong
View overlooking Sky 100 from Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central Sheung Wan
View overlooking Sky 100 from Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central Sheung Wan
View of Victoria Harbour from Hotel Ibis Central Sheung Wan Hong Kong
View of Victoria Harbour from Hotel Ibis Central Sheung Wan Hong Kong
Ibis Hotel Central Sheung Wan Hong Kong : Overlooking Victoria Harbour
Ibis Hotel Central Sheung Wan Hong Kong : Overlooking Victoria Harbour

Rooms at Hotel Ibis Central Sheung Wan has fantastic views of the Victoria Harbour! The friendly staff at Ibis also gave us a choice between 2 rooms (both of which had great views) and even allowed us to have a “sneak-peek” at the rooms before we decided on which room to stay in! A big shout-out to the great people at Ibis Hotel Central Hong Kong! This sort of reminded us of our experience staying at Hotel Equatorial Melaka where we were given a choice to our rooms as well!

Reason No 2 : Close proximity to attractions at Central

International Finance Centre Hong Kong
International Finance Centre Hong Kong
Central's Mid-Level Escalator - Longest escalator system in the world
Central’s Mid-Level Escalator – Longest escalator system in the world

Ibis Hotel Central Sheung Wan Hong Kong is also near to the finance district of Hong Kong. We were only a short walk from International Finance Centre (IFC) where we enjoyed our lunch at Lei Garden. In addition, the world famous Mid-Level escalator system at Central was also within reach. There, we enjoyed an evening chilling at a local brewery.

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Reason No 3 : Great room at an affordable price

We got the room for $250SGD which for Hong Kong’s standard was quite cheap given that it had a view overlooking Victoria Harbour. The room itself was clean and very decent as well…

Inside room of Ibis Hotel Sheung Wan Hong Kong
Inside room of Ibis Hotel Sheung Wan Hong Kong
Clean Toilet of Ibis Hotel Central Hong Kong
Clean Toilet of Ibis Hotel Central Hong Kong

How to get to Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central Sheung Wan

Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central Sheung Wan is located at 28 Des Voeux Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong Central / Sheung Wan Area, Hong Kong. We took the MTR from Mong Kok to Central Station and it was just a short walk away.


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Hong Kong Trip : Day 1
Hong Kong Trip Day 2 : The Attractions of Tsuen Wan
Hong Kong Trip Day 3 : Ocean Park and New Year’s Eve Countdown
Hong Kong Trip Day 4 – Side Trip to Macau
Hong Kong Trip Day 5 – Continuing Our Travels in Macao
Hong Kong Trip Day 6 – Rounding up Macao and Returning to HK
Day 7 Hong Kong Trip : Side Trip to Shen Zhen & Debunking Recommendations
Day 8 Hong Kong Trip : What we did in Central 中環 Hong Kong
Day 9 Hong Kong Trip : A Surprise Find at Lian Xiang Ju Dim Sum Restaurant

Hotels and Hostels We Stayed in Hong Kong

New Year’s Eve Countdown at Victoria Harbour Hong Kong
Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan : For the Best Views of Victoria Harbour
L Hotel Nina Convention Centre Hong Kong : Great views over Tsuen Wan
Jordan Comfort Inn Review @ New Lucky House Hong Kong
New China Yan Yan Guest House at Chung King Mansion

Food and Dining in Hong Kong

3 Reasons Why You MUST Try Dim Sum in Hong Kong and Macao
The Minimalist Guide to Eating at Tim Ho Wan Hong Kong
A Classy Treat at Lei Garden International Finance Center Hong Kong
Mak Mun Kee 麦文记 Noodles Shop : Best Wanton and Beef Noodles in Hong Kong
Great Desserts at Australian Dairy Company Hong Kong! ( 澳洲牛奶公司)
Lan Fong Yuen Hong Kong : For a taste of traditional milk tea since 1952
Secret to Enjoying Hong Kong Cafes…
What a typical Hong Kong Cafe is like
Debunking Recommendations of DiscoverHongKong.com : What NOT to eat in Hong Kong

Attractions in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Central Mid Level Escalator : Longest Escalator Walkway System in the World
Avenue of Stars 星光大道 : Hong Kong’s Hollywood Walk of Fame
Ocean Park Hong Kong : Still worth a visit?
Temple Street 庙街 Hong Kong : First glimpse at Hong Kong’s Night Market
Where to shop in Hong Kong? Citygate Outlets Tung Chung!
Elements Shopping Mall at Kowloon Hong Kong
Only make a side trip from Hong Kong to Shen Zhen if…
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Hotels We Stayed in Macau

Hotel Royal Macau : Luxury at a Central Location
Regency Hotel Macau : A 5 Stars Hotel?

Attractions in Macau

Guia Fortress and Lighthouse Macao : An Elusive Fortress Found
Macao Maritime Museum : Great Price Good Exhibits
Historic Centre of Macao : Ruins of Saint Paul’s, Mount Fortress & More
Cotai Strip Macau : Games, Shows, Food and Entertainment
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New China Yan Yan Guest House at Chung King Mansion

Chung King Mansion New China Yan Yan Hotel

New China Yan Yan Guest House was our choice of stay for new year’s eve count down. Like Comfort Jordan Inn, we chose it because we knew that we would not spend much time in it (more time spent shopping and eating!) and budget wise it would be a more prudent choice…

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About New China Yan Yan Guesthouse at Chung King Mansion

Located near the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station, Yan Yan Guesthouse is one of the many hostels in Chung King Mansion…

Chung King Mansion New China Yan Yan Hotel
Chung King Mansion New China Yan Yan Hotel
Directory of block E Chung King Mansion
Directory of block E Chung King Mansion

One of the reasons why we chose Yan Yan Guesthouse was because of its prime location. It is just a short walk from the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station and is a great base for shopping and has close proximity (well walking distance for Kate and I) to the Victoria Harbour.

The tricky thing about locating New China Yan Yan is that Chung King Mansion itself is like a maze! Well, after circling the first level for like a 100 times, we realised that its layout is like a square with blocks located at its corner and centre of the widths.

The other thing is that the registration block may not be where your final room is. In our case, we registered at Block D level 9 before checking into our room at Block E level 8! The hotel is owned by Mr Stephen Lau who allowed us choice of the two remaining rooms. One was slightly bigger but was exposed (i.e. has a window to the streets) while the other room was smaller but had insulation from the cold as it was located on the inside of the building. We eventually chose the insulated one as it was the end of the year and it was getting quite chilly.

Guest room at New China Yan Yan Guesthouse

Small but effective room at New China Yan Yan Guest House
Small but effective room at New China Yan Yan Guest House
Room with TV and attached Toilet at Yan Yan Guesthouse
Room with TV and attached Toilet at Yan Yan Guesthouse
Shower and toilet in room of New China Yan Yan Hostel
Shower and toilet in room of New China Yan Yan Hostel

The room is actually quite small, maybe about 8sqm. However, we think it is a “small but effective” room because it actually has a comfortable bed, a TV and an attached bathroom. The bathroom is small, you may have to squeeze quite a bit while bathing. Still, it had a privacy we preferred and was able to serve its purpose as a “sleeping” room as we headed out for Ocean Park!

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Map of Chung King Mansion – New China Yan Yan Hostel

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Hong Kong Trip : Day 1
Hong Kong Trip Day 2 : The Attractions of Tsuen Wan
Hong Kong Trip Day 3 : Ocean Park and New Year’s Eve Countdown
Hong Kong Trip Day 4 – Side Trip to Macau
Hong Kong Trip Day 5 – Continuing Our Travels in Macao
Hong Kong Trip Day 6 – Rounding up Macao and Returning to HK
Day 7 Hong Kong Trip : Side Trip to Shen Zhen & Debunking Recommendations
Day 8 Hong Kong Trip : What we did in Central 中環 Hong Kong
Day 9 Hong Kong Trip : A Surprise Find at Lian Xiang Ju Dim Sum Restaurant

Hotels and Hostels We Stayed in Hong Kong

New Year’s Eve Countdown at Victoria Harbour Hong Kong
Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan : For the Best Views of Victoria Harbour
L Hotel Nina Convention Centre Hong Kong : Great views over Tsuen Wan
Jordan Comfort Inn Review @ New Lucky House Hong Kong
New China Yan Yan Guest House at Chung King Mansion

Food and Dining in Hong Kong

3 Reasons Why You MUST Try Dim Sum in Hong Kong and Macao
The Minimalist Guide to Eating at Tim Ho Wan Hong Kong
A Classy Treat at Lei Garden International Finance Center Hong Kong
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Great Desserts at Australian Dairy Company Hong Kong! ( 澳洲牛奶公司)
Lan Fong Yuen Hong Kong : For a taste of traditional milk tea since 1952
Secret to Enjoying Hong Kong Cafes…
What a typical Hong Kong Cafe is like
Debunking Recommendations of DiscoverHongKong.com : What NOT to eat in Hong Kong

Attractions in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Central Mid Level Escalator : Longest Escalator Walkway System in the World
Avenue of Stars 星光大道 : Hong Kong’s Hollywood Walk of Fame
Ocean Park Hong Kong : Still worth a visit?
Temple Street 庙街 Hong Kong : First glimpse at Hong Kong’s Night Market
Where to shop in Hong Kong? Citygate Outlets Tung Chung!
Elements Shopping Mall at Kowloon Hong Kong
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Hotel Royal Macau : Luxury at a Central Location
Regency Hotel Macau : A 5 Stars Hotel?

Attractions in Macau

Guia Fortress and Lighthouse Macao : An Elusive Fortress Found
Macao Maritime Museum : Great Price Good Exhibits
Historic Centre of Macao : Ruins of Saint Paul’s, Mount Fortress & More
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Jordan Comfort Inn Review | New Lucky House Hong Kong

Jordan Comfort Inn New Lucky House Hong Kong

Our very first hostel stay in Hong Kong was at the Jordan Comfort Inn. It was the peak period at the end of the year so it was quite difficult to find a cheap and good hotel. In fact, many hotels were fully booked. The next best thing was to look at hostels.

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We were actually quite surprised how expensive hostels in Hong Kong can be. The hostel stay cost $112 SGD for a night. Plus it was small. How small? Approximately 8sqm, take a look…

Small bed beside the entrance to the room
Small bed beside the entrance to the room
Attached bathroom at Jordan Comfort Inn
Attached bathroom at Jordan Comfort Inn

It was also quite difficult to locate Jordan Comfort Inn. As it turns out, there are many hostels in buildings such as the New Lucky House.

Facade of New Lucky House
Facade of New Lucky House
Entrance to New Lucky House
Entrance to New Lucky House

In buildings such as this, there are many many hostels. They are sub-divided into rooms and rented as hostels. Most of these rooms have no views at all. They are mostly rooms with no windows. The only view you get is outside the hostel. This was the view outside Jordan Comfort Inn…

View outside Jordan Comfort Inn
View outside Jordan Comfort Inn

Well, the good thing is that our room had air conditioning, an attached bathroom and even a wall mounted TV. There’s also complimentary water available for top up.

But the best part of Jordan Comfort Inn is its location. Temple Street and other famous eateries are within walking distance. We also took a walk to Victoria Harbour that evening. Guess, we’re paying for the location and not the room per se. That really should be the way right? Since you are in Hong Kong, you should be spending most of your time out of your room, shopping and eating!

How to get to Jordan Comfort Inn Hong Kong



Map of Jordan Comfort Inn Hong Kong

Jordan Comfort Inn is located at New Lucky Building, a short walk from the Jordan MTR. To reach here, we took the E21 from the airport and alighted nearby. The ride itself was about an hour from the airport to Prince Edward. Just ask the friendly bus uncles and they will let you know exactly where to stop.

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The room may not be that cheap but the small room does come with an attached bathroom and TV. Hence, for an excellent location, we will recommend no-frills stay at the Jordan Comfort Inn!

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You have just finished a post on our 9 day trip to Hong Kong, Macau and Shen Zhen. Read on to find out more about our adventures during this trip!

Hong Kong Trip : Day 1
Hong Kong Trip Day 2 : The Attractions of Tsuen Wan
Hong Kong Trip Day 3 : Ocean Park and New Year’s Eve Countdown
Hong Kong Trip Day 4 – Side Trip to Macau
Hong Kong Trip Day 5 – Continuing Our Travels in Macao
Hong Kong Trip Day 6 – Rounding up Macao and Returning to HK
Day 7 Hong Kong Trip : Side Trip to Shen Zhen & Debunking Recommendations
Day 8 Hong Kong Trip : What we did in Central 中環 Hong Kong
Day 9 Hong Kong Trip : A Surprise Find at Lian Xiang Ju Dim Sum Restaurant

Hotels and Hostels We Stayed in Hong Kong

New Year’s Eve Countdown at Victoria Harbour Hong Kong
Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan : For the Best Views of Victoria Harbour
L Hotel Nina Convention Centre Hong Kong : Great views over Tsuen Wan
Jordan Comfort Inn Review @ New Lucky House Hong Kong
New China Yan Yan Guest House at Chung King Mansion

Food and Dining in Hong Kong

3 Reasons Why You MUST Try Dim Sum in Hong Kong and Macao
The Minimalist Guide to Eating at Tim Ho Wan Hong Kong
A Classy Treat at Lei Garden International Finance Center Hong Kong
Mak Mun Kee 麦文记 Noodles Shop : Best Wanton and Beef Noodles in Hong Kong
Great Desserts at Australian Dairy Company Hong Kong! ( 澳洲牛奶公司)
Lan Fong Yuen Hong Kong : For a taste of traditional milk tea since 1952
Secret to Enjoying Hong Kong Cafes…
What a typical Hong Kong Cafe is like
Debunking Recommendations of DiscoverHongKong.com : What NOT to eat in Hong Kong

Attractions in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Central Mid Level Escalator : Longest Escalator Walkway System in the World
Avenue of Stars 星光大道 : Hong Kong’s Hollywood Walk of Fame
Ocean Park Hong Kong : Still worth a visit?
Temple Street 庙街 Hong Kong : First glimpse at Hong Kong’s Night Market
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Elements Shopping Mall at Kowloon Hong Kong
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Hotels We Stayed in Macau

Hotel Royal Macau : Luxury at a Central Location
Regency Hotel Macau : A 5 Stars Hotel?

Attractions in Macau

Guia Fortress and Lighthouse Macao : An Elusive Fortress Found
Macao Maritime Museum : Great Price Good Exhibits
Historic Centre of Macao : Ruins of Saint Paul’s, Mount Fortress & More
Cotai Strip Macau : Games, Shows, Food and Entertainment
Taipa Village Macau : Houses Museum, Pork Buns, Portuguese Egg Tarts
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