City Garden Hotel Hong Kong

... leave here links of two we particularly liked: http://www.aqua.com.hk/; http://www.fooklammoon-grp.com. Before concluding Hong Kong, although I mentioned before that there were practically no parks within the city, green spaces and areas for hiking (also ...

... each from our Octopus cards. We were running very short of Hong Kong dollars and our credit cards are locked safely away at City Garden Hotel, where we were booked to return on Sunday. You are supposed to book months in advance for this camp, but they ...

... was not aware what a T##t was or I would be in custody now. after another queue and much grumbling I made it into Hong Kong. The City Garden hotel is situated on the other side of Hong Kong Island which meant I had to get from the airport swap lines and ...

Arrived into Hong Kong, and met mum and dad at the City Garden hotel. Very different to India! In a nutshell I LOVE Hong Kong! Shopping great, food great, city great! Has lots to see and do too. We went sightseeing and saw the fishing village, Stanley ...

... were hit by the humidity (70% I believe). Luckily we only had to walk 50 yards to our air conditioned minibus. Our hotel, called the City Garden Hotel, was amazing. Lots of Chinese staff, willing and able to help in any way, always with a smile on their ...

... a box set of the British series, "The Office". Duty free bottles of whisky and gin at the border, then back to Hong Kong and the comfort of City Garden Hotel, where we had a few problems with our new room. But that's another story. Raymond's Travel ...

Hong Kong Garden   After 10 months in China I'm not sure that I can adequately describe how satisfying it was to return to Canada and be able to; read a menu; order food which, when it arrived was EXACTLY what you were expecting and walk down the ...

... up their market stalls, it just felt very interesting and welcoming. I found my hostel pretty easily, a 5 minute walk from the city garden hotel (called the Yesinn) and popped up to see if my bed was available by any chance as I was really tired but they ...

... Hong Kong Island. The thing you notice first of all on arrival at the harbour is the pollution which hangs over the city, and particularly Hong Kong Island, so much so, that at times you cannot even see the tops of some of the taller buildings. No wonder ...

... we are off to see the noon day salute featured in Noel Coward's Mad Dogs and Englishmen.. Loads of love Thanks for all the emails.. Laura (Surrounded by umpteen souvenirs from Hong Kong..and wondering how the hell I'm going to get them all home)! ...

Hi everyone back home, Been to Hong Kong and had a great time. Was very humid, hot and sticky but loads to see and do in the 2 days we were there. Got to experience a very different culture including being harrassed to buy watches, tailored suits ...

We spend a few days in Hong Kong, just enough to get the "smell" of the city, during a level 10 typhoon.  Unfortunately, because of the typhoon, almost everything was closed.  However it was possible to get an ...

... standards. Took the MTR to Central station and walked around to see some sights like teh Hong Kong CityHall, Statue Square, Legislative Council Building and Charter Garden, etc. Read that this area was filled with foreign workers on weekends nowsdays. ...

... The next morning we checked into another slightly cheaper hotel for the remainder of our stay and planned a quick tour of Hong Kong City/ Country - actually its correct name is 'Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of ...

Head to Hong Kong this sunday!!! Will keep everyone posted! Landed in Hong Kong airport after a loong 12 hour flight. Eventually found our way out of the airport and decided to try and find our own way to the hotel on the airbuses. Once we found ...

... harbor tour. We got off at Wan Chai and walked around the Exhibition Center and saw the Forever Blooming Bauhinia (flower of Hong Kong) and the Reunification Monument, that was erected to commemorate the return of Hong Kong to China.  Next to the ferry ...

... , the same Paul Smith coat that my husband had bought in the states just a couple of months ago was about $200 cheaper in Hong Kong. I especially enjoyed Shanghai Tang, which is a wonderful department store styled in the era of the 20s and 30s. I wanted ...

... and down to the ferry terminal by MTR. We never ceased to be amazed at the efficiency, not to mention cleanliness, of the Hong Kong rail system. Trains arrive every three minutes on the dot. Despite this, we often found hordes of Chinese racing towards us ...

... staying out until 3 a.m., which made us all feel very young! DAVE -- We planned to post the following note from the Hong Kong hotel, but the internet was down at the hotel, again!  So we are actually posting from our wonderful hotel in ...

... the airport and then headed on to the plane after being delayed for about 20 min or so on the tarmac we arrived without incident. ALthough Hong Kong is no longer part of the UK but China, there is still a separate customs. But so far all customs has been ...

... 2A bus to Nathan Road via Argyle Street where we hopped onto the MTR at Jordan, two stops back towards Hong Kong Island. Here we headed to The Eaton Hotel which has a Chinese restaurant in the basement which  Ben had read about in the guide book as ...