Luxury Hotels in Hong Kong East

Bustling with office towers, parks, and hotels, this commercial hub features street-stall shopping on Tai Yuen Street, cultural institutions, and performances at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. Savor local cuisine at cha chaan tengs, dim sum spots, and pubs on Jaffe Road.

Mixed-use urban area with luxury developments and older Chinese buildings, North Point offers traditional Fujianese food on Chun Yeung Street and Indonesian grocery shops. Well-connected by MTR, trams, buses, and ferries.

Hong Kong's Southern District neighborhood is known for its restaurants and offers a host of things to see such as Stanley Main Beach and Stanley Market.

Wong Chuk Hang's Ocean Park neighborhood has a host of places to visit such as Ocean Park and Water World Ocean Park.

Major shopping and cultural hub, Causeway Bay boasts malls like Sogo and Times Square, alongside attractions such as Victoria Park and Hong Kong Central Library. Easily accessible via Island line, trams, and buses.

Hong Kong's lively Admiralty neighborhood is loved for its skyscrapers and waterfront, and visitors often enjoy its varied attractions including Central Government Office and Pacific Place.