房源位置

Our prime location puts you right in the heart of Hong Kong's Business or Sightseeing action, within easy reach of:
Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place.
- 2min walk to MTR CENTRAL TRAIN STATION
--> Going to DISNEYLAND
--> Going to OCEAN PARK
- 3min to AIRPORT Bus Stop
- 3min to Macau Bus Stop
- 8min to Macau Ferry
NEARBY:
- 7-11, McDonald's, Don Donki, Five Guys
TOURIST SPOTS NEARBY:
- Lang Kwai Fung
- Old HK Shopping Stalls
- Central Market
- Western Market
- The Peak Tram
- Victoria Peak
- HK Botanical & Zoological Garden
- Longest Escalator
- Hollywood Road

Navigating the bustling streets of Central Hong Kong can seem daunting at first, but with the right transportation options, exploring this vibrant neighborhood becomes a breeze. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you get around Central Hong Kong like a local:
MTR (Mass Transit Railway): The MTR is the backbone of Hong Kong's public transport system, connecting Central to virtually every corner of the city. With its extensive network of lines and stations, it's the fastest and most efficient way to get around. Purchase an Octopus Card, a rechargeable smart card, to pay for your MTR fares and other transportation options.
Hong Kong Tramways: For an authentic Hong Kong experience, hop on the iconic trams that have been a part of the city's landscape for over a century. These double-decker trams ply the length of Central, offering stunning views of Victoria Harbour and the surrounding skyscrapers.
Minibuses: If you're seeking flexibility and want to explore neighborhoods off the beaten path, minibuses are a great option. These shared vans operate on specific routes and are often faster than buses, but they fill up quickly, so be prepared to stand if necessary.
Taxis: For a comfortable and convenient ride, taxis are always reliable. Just hail one on the street or use mobile apps like Uber or Didi Chuxing. Taxi drivers typically speak English, but it's helpful to have the destination written in Chinese characters.
Walking: Central Hong Kong is surprisingly pedestrian-friendly, with many wide sidewalks and designated walking lanes. Strolling through the neighborhood allows you to soak up the ambiance, discover hidden gems like Central Flea Market, Hong Kong Park and the PEAK TRAM, and appreciate the city's architecture.