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Welcome to Hong Kong, where great accommodations meet one of China's greatest cities! Hong Kong is home to sporting events, historic sites, and cultural activities, perfect for visitors looking to enjoy Hong Kong's beautiful waterfront views and cultural diversity! This is southern China at it's best!

Hong Kong Hotel Map offers great rates on over 50 hotels near Hong Kong's main attractions. All of our hotels have been approved by AAA and the Mobile Travel Guide, the authorities in hotel inspection. All hotels offer a generous savings off of regular hotel rack rates. Whether you are coming as a tourist or business traveler, Hong Kong Hotel Map offers great hotels near your area of interest!

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Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong
The hotel is strategically located in the heart of Causeway Bay next to Times Square and Mass Transit Railway (MTR) station. It is surrounded by commercial buildings, shops, restaurants and entertainment outlets. This 29 storey new hotel offers 282 functionally designed guest rooms, a business center and 2 meeting rooms. While breakfast and broadband internet are included in the room rate, the hotel also provides satellite and cable TV, IDD and voice mail and in-room safe alike.
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HONG KONG AREAS

1. Hong Kong Airport Hotels
With almost fifty million visitors a year, Hong Kong International Airport is an important travel gateway whether you are  traveling to or from China.

2. Hong Kong Stadium Hotels
Being formerly known as the Government Stadium, Hong Kong Stadium is Hong Kong's largest sports and entertainment venue.

3. Downtown Hong Kong Hotels
Hong Kong began in the early nineteenth century as an important port for trading. It was a British colony from 1842 until sovereign power was returned to the People's Republic of China in 1997.

4. Convention Center Hotels
Located on Victoria Harbor in downtown Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre is China's premiere convention and exhibition facility.

5. Hong Kong Disneyland Hotels
Located between Hong Kong International Airport and the downtown area, Hong Kong Disneyland attracts over four million visitors a year.

6. International Finance Centre Hotels
The Happy Valley Racecourse is a horse racing track that was built in 1845. The course was originally built on swamp land.

7. Victoria Park Hotels
Located North of the Hong Kong Central Library, Victoria Park is a public park named after Queen Victoria. The Park is the venue for many fairs, protests, and even television broadcasts.

8. Happy Valley Racecourse Hotels
The Sydney Central Station, also known as the Sydney terminal, is located in Haymarket, near railway square.

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About Hong Kong

Whether flying over the city or navigating into the port via the temperamental South China Sea, the magnificent islands suddenly take form as if in a mirage, enticing the traveler to a closer look at this oasis of ancient tradition commingled with sleek, corporate towers .

Hong Kong Island, (originally named Victoria Island in honor of the queen), covers only 30 square miles and has a population of 7 million. Its two islands, Hong Kong and Kowloon are separated by Victoria Harbor. Most of the cultural attractions, restaurants, and shopping areas are located along the northern shore of Hong Kong Island and at Kowloon's southern tip. Between Hong Kong and the border with the rest of China are the New Territories which provide a mountainous scenic backdrop to a number of modern suburban towns. The other major islands in the area are Lamma, Cheung, Chau, and Lantau (site of Hong Kong's vast and impressive airport as well as Hong Kong Disneyland. Beyond these is Macau. There are actually more than 266 islands in all.

With 150 years of British colonial influence woven into 5,000 years of Chinese culture, Hong Kong is a city of contrasts. From the ancient Chinese temples, to an upbeat entertainment district with its karaoke bars, Hong Kong truly enchants visitors with everything from food, art, architecture, to the traditional festivals. Since reunification with China, Hong Kong has been classified as a Special Zone operated by China under a "one country, two systems policy." This has eased the transition and has kept the economy thriving.
The Central District of Hong Kong is a glittering, modern business center. It features the stock exchange, deluxe hotels, and up market shops. The Western District is filled with visitor delights such as bountiful markets, shopping, restaurants, and traditional shop houses.

Rising high above downtown is Victoria Peak, an exclusive residential area located on the highest (1,805 feet) range of hills on the island. The Peak offers visitors a varied selection of restaurants and spectacular views. Ride the 1888 tram to the summit. Located east of the Central district is the Wanchai District, famed for its nightlife and the perfect place for a night on the town.