Hotels in Hong Kong?
11 January 2002, 12:37 PM
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All,
Am off to Oz in April on holiday, and am stopping over for the night in HK.
Will need a stopover hotel, and I understand that hotels are very expensive in HK. I want something nice as it is me and the girlfriend, but ideally not mega-expensive.
Anyone have any recommendations for really nice hotels in HK?
Ta,
Alex
11 January 2002, 04:55 PM
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The Gold Coast Hotel is nice although it's a bit out of the way in the northern terratories, near Tun Mun.
Try here Hong Kong Hotels
They list hotels under $60 US
Cheers
Gazza
Try here Hong Kong Hotels
They list hotels under $60 US
Cheers
Gazza
12 January 2002, 11:48 AM
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Hi there! Completely endorse Mandarin Oriental. One of best Hotels i've stayed in, and unquestionably best service. Can't remember how expensive it was (not cheap I think) though. Hk in general is quite expensive. It's a myth about cheap electronics. Only cheap stuff I found was fake or nicked. Maybe shopped in wrong places? Go up the peak, and watch your wallet at all times!
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Hello
One of the cheapest hotels on Hong Kong island is the YWCA (it really is a hotel!). I paid around £40 per night.
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One of the cheapest hotels on Hong Kong island is the YWCA (it really is a hotel!). I paid around £40 per night.
For software, go to sham-shu-po on the tube and then follow the signs to the "Golden Arcade". After that, someone will ask you if you would like software, and take you to a room full of DVD's, VCD's etc...
Steve.
12 January 2002, 11:35 PM
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i can recommend the sheraton in nathan rd,
was there just over 1 yr ago, superb
take a virtual tour on there site.
http://www.sheraton.com/hongkong
ps. how do i make this link work?
dave.
was there just over 1 yr ago, superb
take a virtual tour on there site.
http://www.sheraton.com/hongkong
ps. how do i make this link work?
dave.
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