Langham Place Hong Kong

... . This one is in a dense residential area, but is connected to a shopping mall. The hotel is the nicest we've stayed in - Langham Place Hotel. Best service we've had. 42 inch plasma TVs in the rooms, nifty bathrooms...the works. Great service. Silly girls ...

... from Sydney we arrived late in the evening at Hong Kong airport. We were met by a swanky Merc Limo to take us to the Langham Place in MongKok. All very luxurious as was our room on 28th floor with great views  overlooking  the island. (somewhat ...

... ; I took the MTR (Mass Transit Railway) their Metro, to the stop near the hotel.  I found my was and checked in at the Langham Place Hotel in Mong Kok, a very nice hotel.  My room was not ready so I venture to their bar/Internet access spot, had ...

Our time overall in Hong Kong has been amazing. Such a different place compared to the few places I've been to in mainland China.  It’s been good to be in such a modern city again – it’s as though there’s a fusion of 2 ...

Our time overall in Hong Kong has been amazing. Such a different place compared to the few places I've been to in mainland China.  It’s been good to be in such a modern city again – it’s as though there’s a fusion of 2 ...

... we loved it. We stayed on the mainland in a gorgeous 5 star hotel, which was about 20 mins on the underground to central HK. Hong Kong is a great city with lots of charactor and charm. We will definitely be visiting again one day! Hope you like our ...

... plane, but the inflight entertainment didn'twork after the first hour.  Managed to get a few hours sleep before arriving dazed into Hong Kong. Got the airport express to Kowloon and then a taxi to the hotel, Niamh was thrilled by all the signs and ...

We left Bangkok and headed to Hong ...

... deals.  Andrew and I fit into the last category, but before venturing into bargain mania, we stopped for lunch at Langham Place, a modern 13 story shopping and dining mecca.  We wandered through many of the floors and stumbled upon a modern ...

We are just about to conclude our 3-day visit to Hong Kong.  What an exciting place.  Tomorrow morning our ship is supposed to dock here, but the good news is it doesn't leave again until midnight. We bought a subway pass for the time we would ...

... for 10 mins up a very steep hill to get the tram station. The tram was painted red and seems to be the only thing in Hong Kong that doesn't have very good air con! The tram climbed through town, hills and tunnels. My ears started to pop which made me ...

... Hong Kong for clothes, souvenirs, bags, watches all copies of big name brands. It's also a great place to do some people watching!! Shops close in Hong Kong around 10pm, although the markets go later. As the shops started to shut up we decided it was ...

... fabulous adventures and overall hilarities. As much as we tried to plan, God continued to laugh at us. For example, after wandering through Hong Kong Park and attempting to go the tea museum, we arrived on the one day a week it was closed. We woke up ...

... we reached Mong Kok and we had quite some difficulties to find the red minibus station. Finally we were successful to find it behind the Langham Place. But the queue was quite long so we had to fall in line for some time. We were lucky to have Ben with ...

... the afternoon we took the subway across to Kowloon and went to Mong Kok where we had stayed the previous year. We had supper in Langham Place, which is a 15 story plaza of stores and restaurants which has an atrium-type roof where you can dine on the top ...

... time we got through customs, immigration and 3 train changes from the airport it was 7pm and by the time we got to the Langham Place Hotel,  I think they had already given our room to someone else as there was a lot of small talk happening – ...