Hong Kong

Learn more about Hong Kong

Dreaming of a truly exotic and unique holiday? Then board a flight to south-east China, to the "Incense Gate", the "Fragrant Coast" or the "Fragrant Harbour". Just hearing these names sets you dreaming, doesn't it? These names, each more poetic than the last, are simply the legendary translation of the gigantic and ultra-dynamic Hong Kong. Discover the many Best Western hotels at your disposal and choose the Hong Kong hotel that perfectly matches your expectations, to make your stay even more unforgettable.

By staying in a central Hong Kong hotel, you won't waste time on public transport and you will have access to all the must-see sights of the megacity. With its dynamic urban centre and its major port, Hong Kong has a wealth of attractions: a financial district with countless skyscrapers, incredible architectural landmarks such as the Bank of China, not to mention the many shops dedicated to shopping or the Temple Street night market. You won't have time to get bored, or even to see everything in a single stay.

Your Hong Kong hotel

First of all, choose a central Hong Kong hotel to make most of your journeys easier and avoid wasting time in transport. While Hong Kong is packed with sights and curiosities to discover, here are a few ideas for visits not to be missed.

• Victoria Peak: Victoria Peak is by far the must-see site, guaranteeing you a breathtaking view over the entire city. It is ideal when your stay is relatively short.
• The Big Buddha of Lantau: the largest seated Buddha statue in the world, it is well worth the detour for its presence and beauty.
• The Avenue of Stars: this avenue can be explored by day or in the evening. It is a tribute to the great figures of Hong Kong cinema.
• A Symphony of Lights: in the evening from 8.30 pm, the skyscrapers light up with a thousand lights to offer you an unforgettable show.
• The night markets: after the show, head to the Temple Street market, completely unusual and unique for Westerners.
• Star Ferry: and if you really want to admire all the illuminations, the night ferry will truly enchant you.
• Ocean Park: located further south of the city, this marine theme park will delight young and old alike.
• Wong Tai Sin Temple: dedicated to 3 religions, this temple is a must during your stay in Hong Kong.
• Man Mo Temple: the oldest temple in the city, it boasts a unique and extraordinary architecture.
• Jumbo Kingdom and Dim Sum restaurants: floating restaurants and Cantonese cuisine are an integral part of any stay in China. So don't hesitate to taste the region's many colourful and fragrant dishes.

How to get there?

Thanks to its geographical location, Hong Kong is easily reached by air via Hong Kong International Airport, one of the busiest in the world with around 150 destinations served and 750 aircraft. High-speed rail lines connect mainland China with Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou, arriving at Hung Hom Station.