[2025 Hong Kong Hotels] Travel Guide for The Pottinger Hong Kong (Updated Oct)

HUSO is located in the Shiban Street Hotel in Central. The restaurant is decorated in a high-end and elegant style, with beautiful art paintings hanging on the walls, exuding a strong artistic atmosphere🥰 We came here on a weekday afternoon. The restaurant offers a set lunch menu 🍴 The set lunch includes appetizer, soup, main course and dessert, as well as a drink 🤍 The price is 2 courses - HKD328 / 3 courses - HKD348 / 4 courses - HKD388✨ Overall, the food quality is very good, and the presentation of each dish is very delicate and beautiful 💖 And the attitude of the staff is also very kind and friendly ☺️ Next time I have a chance, I will definitely visit HUSO again❣️ 📍HUSO - Shop 2, 1/F, The Stone Street Hotel, 74 Queen's Road Central, Central #Hong Kong Hotel #foodguide #hkfoodblogger #hkfoodie #Stone Street Hotel #Thepottingerhk #Centralrestaurant #Centralfood #Hongkongfood #Hongkongcheckin

#大湾区酒店 The hotel is located at 74 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, close to the subway station and many tourist attractions, with an excellent geographical location👍 The hotel has 68 rooms, the design blends Chinese and Western charm, interweaving fashion beats with old feelings, elegant and unconventional style, not only allows guests to experience the vibrant Central style, but also enjoy the comfort and harmony like at home💕💕

🏨 is a boutique hotel located in the historic stone street of Central, offering 68 rooms and suites, uniquely and tastefully designed, blending western and traditional details. The hotel is strategically located close to Central MTR Station, Airport Express and Lan Kwai Fong, making it convenient for guests to explore nearby business, shopping, entertainment, food and culture. The hotel's restaurant offers a variety of delicious dishes, including exquisite cocktails, Japanese-French cuisine🍱, Italian ice cream and chocolate🍫, authentic classic Italian cuisine and more. The rooms, views, cleanliness, air conditioning, bathroom, etc. of the Shiban Street Hotel are all very good 👍🏻, and the hotel's counter service is very polite and professional, and many small details will be noticed. The downside is that due to the high density of buildings around the hotel, the curtains in the room can hardly be opened to allow for natural light, and the air conditioning noise is very loud which may affect sleep. In addition, the hotel price is not cheap and you need to book in advance to enjoy the discount. Overall, the Stone Street Hotel in Central, Hong Kong is a hotel suitable for business and leisure travel, allowing guests to experience the fusion of history and modernity in Hong Kong. If you want to stay in Central, you might consider this hotel. 📍 74 Queen's Road Central (Hotel main entrance:, 21 Stanley St, Central, Hong Kong #Greater Bay Area Accommodation #Local Tour #Weekend Tour #Relax #trip #Hotel Recommendation

#Hotel sleep tester report In addition to writing reviews on IG @guns_world_, I have recently shared on Trip.com👀 Just in December, I was lucky enough to get the opportunity to be a hotel sleeper!!🙈 A free night's stay in a superior room at The Pottinger Hong Kong at the Slate Street Hotel in Central!🤩 。 Said that the Central Stone Street Hotel, the location is of course located in Central Stone Street!😛 Want to say really very convenient, in the hotel turn a corner there is Central's donki and Central Market, nearby is also Soho area, and can walk the Grand Hall, really super!😭 P.S. They are also 5 star hotels!!🌟 。 Coinciding with Christmas🎄, the lobby of the Slate Street Hotel in Central is beautifully decorated, with many teddy bears 🐻 and a Christmas tree for you to take pictures ~ It took two minutes to successfully check in, the decoration of the whole room is very antique 🏮, using many ancient decorations, very artistic 🪄 The toilet is also separated from dry and wet, very large and comfortable 🚽 。 There are also 4 tea bags from TEA WG🫖, and 3 capsules from nespresso☕️~ There are also different types of cups, which are convenient for you to drink different drinks. This is really worth mentioning!🍶 。 At night we went to Soho area to eat pizza, then went to Tai Kwan to take pictures of the Christmas tree 🎄, then went to donki to buy supper back to the hotel to eat haha, chill 🤣 P.S. Thank you again for choosing Trip com!!🫶🏻 If you want to join the hotel sleeper event, remember to enter the following link: https://bit.ly/3MuKEQR Or you can follow me on trip.com hehe😚 #tripcom Hotel Sleep Tester Report #tripmoments #Hong Kong Good Places #central #Central #staycation #hotel #celebration #tripcom #soho #Central Good Places

Central Western Restaurant that opened not long ago! Photography is very beautiful Even that day came to rain the floor glass is very feel! The interior design is very careful a lot of beautiful paintings art style strong photo shoot short ~ hotel lobby is very beautiful! The food was unexpectedly good 2 courses ($288) were very reasonable recommended! 🦁 Starter 手切鞑靼牛排（+$58） Tartare, which has a stronger beef flavor! Mixed with egg sauce, it tastes great! The crisps that came with it were home baked and went well together 🦁 Main Herb Roasted Chicken It looks average lol but I didn't expect it to be so juicy! 皮卡尼亚（+$98） Slow cooked American beef ~ located in the Rump Cap, which is a piece of meat between the hip and waist of the beef 😆 The meat is very tender! Quite special 🦁 HUSO Shop 2, 1/F, Stone Street Hotel, 74 Queen's Avenue Central, Central #hkfoodie #hkfood #hongkongfood #centralfood #centralrestaurant #huso #foodie #localtour #hongkonggoodplaces

Pottinger in Stone Slabs Street Location: Pottinger Hong Kong The Pottinger Hong Kong is located in the heart of Hong Kong’s vibrant Central district. You can walk through Stone Slabs Street and go up to Potthinger. Pottinger street is a famous spot with its paved unevenly by gtanite stone steps. I always passing thorough here and it’s pretty tiring, cause the stairs indeed steep, and saw people love taking photos around haa i like the flower decoration outsides, flowers like saying warm welcoming to you, the feeling is so comsy insides and you can find many good restaurants upstairs haa Rating of mine: 4 #meethongkong #hk #style

Address - Shop 2, 1/F, Stone Street Hotel, Central Environment/Facilities - French Mediterranean Features - Caviar, champagne 🍾️ themed Price per person - $300-$400 for lunch Rating - 9/10 Today my friend celebrated my birthday and chose this new restaurant🍴 Set Lunch here $300-$350, today want to celebrate the birthday eat better added $ 98 for beef, a friend added $ 38 ordered mussel spaghetti 🍝! The starter salad🥗 was very fresh and delicious, the main course beef was good, the pasta was average! After the main course 🎊 surprise is here: the birthday restaurant 🍴 presents the main Dior Egg ~ Champagne jelly hot spring melted egg (value $ 258) to bring surprise to birthday guests 🥳 This cold plate is favored by fashion celebrity Christian Dior, the outer layer of jelly is boiled for an hour of chicken soup and champagne 🍾️ Finally, serve dessert cake🍰 and coffee☕️, perfect birthday meal!

Located in the Slate Street Hotel in Central, HUSO combines elements of Mediterranean and French cuisine to prepare a variety of delicious cuisine. The chef uses quality ingredients and carefully and professionally creates each dish that is both edible and tasty. A glass of iced champagne 🥂, with the precious 🐟 caviar, is really the icing on the cake 🌼. The restaurant adopts floor-to-ceiling glass design, not only can see the beautiful scenery of Central city, natural light penetration 🌞, with white-based walls and modern oil paintings 🖼, giving people a simple and relaxed feeling 😄, the mood is also particularly pleasant. The price is quite affordable💗, lunch menu: 2 courses HK$288, 3 courses HK$328 Steak Tartare🥩 +HK$58 High-quality beef with Italian seasoning, with onions, pickles, olive oil and raw egg yolks, is layered and smooth. Oyster champagne🦪 +HK$68 Super fresh Japanese oysters, very fresh and creamy, with precious caviar, full of umami! Herb Roasted Chicken 🍗 Selected free-range chicken, the meat is juicy, very tender, the vanilla flavor is adjusted just right, the fragrance layer is crispy and fragrant. Rosted Daily Catch 🐟+HK68 Barramundi fillet The fish skin is crispy and not too salty. Soft Serve Ice Cream 🍦+HK$68 Ice cream with caviar Milk soft ice cream, it tastes really quite good, a little salty, makes the whole dessert more layered. This is their Signature dessert, like to eat dessert may wish to try 😋! Address: 1/F, Stone Street Hotel, Central Environment 4.2/5 Food 4.5/5 Service 4.5/5 Affordable 4.2/5 #StoneStreetHotel #CentralGood Places #loklokcook

There are many hotels in Central, especially many five-star hotels, so I have not paid much attention to the Stone Street Hotel also located in Central😛 The Stone Street Hotel is hidden in the alley of Central, with the side door in Stone Street The hotel is Western-style retro court style, the ceiling is quite high, placed with flowers, metal photo frames, velvet sofas, etc., giving people a retro and gorgeous feeling🤩 And many photo spots, many details can see the hotel decoration with care🥳 Although the Stone Street Hotel does not have a sea view, the location is very convenient, very close to Tai Kwun and Central MTR stations, and downstairs there is a 24-hour donki, you can go to supper at any time, very convenient 😚😚😚 #Specialty check-in hotel

Central. Slate Street Hotel Central, 74 Queen's Road Central Belongs to the less recommended hotel 🏨 boutique hotel 🏨 Central Bar Maybe because the package is smaller. This time we booked directly from the hotel 😆😆 The booking manager is a staff member of the Royal Pacific Hotel on the other side, because it is a hotel of the same Sinwa Group 🏨 The front desk staff 👩🏻‍💼 is very friendly and speaks very politely! The feeling of the hotel is elegance with a bit of nobility and a bit of Chinese culture! This time I stayed in the Signature suite, not very big, about 450 square feet, but the overall feeling was very comfortable, very satisfied! This time I booked 2 suites, on the 19th and 20th floors, the view is quite open, of course not the kind of sea view 😂😂 The room has several floor-to-ceiling glass, full of lighting! The hotel🏨 is located on the stone street, easy to take pictures, up D and there is a grand pavilion and so on! You can take beautiful photos📷 especially recommend the toilet 🚽 bathtub 🛁 quite large, the hotel uses Elemis toiletries, very sweet! The hot water is very plentiful! ^_^^_^ There are many choices for food nearby, including Central Market, donki and more! #LocalTravel #HongKongGood Places #FamilyGood Places #ConsumerVoucherStrategy #staycation #staycation #ResidentWriter #AffordableHotels

#muststaycation #local tour Try The Pottinger staycation, the hotel is hidden in the city, but sparrow small five organs, the lobby adopts "small and exquisite" design, not large space, but decorated very gorgeous, grand and elegant, many details, a bit like a foreign luxury palace Upgraded me to the luxury room, room low-key luxury route, spacious and comfortable. Rating: 78/100

The hotel launched the Teacation accommodation plan, which includes a night stay in a premium room Hourglass afternoon tea for two and breakfast for two the next day In addition to enhancing your leisurely and slow-paced life experience, you can also walk through the different quiet stone streets at night and check in as much as you want. The exquisite afternoon tea sets usually feature desserts, meat or seafood. However, Gradini restaurant at the Stone Street Hotel in Central and cosmetics brand Hourglass have launched a vegetarian afternoon tea set. The set meal includes Beyond Beef future plant-based beef puff pastry box, French porcini egg pie Cashew macarons, gold foil truffle chocolate, etc. As for drinks, you can choose Italian foam coffee Infinity mocktails, coffee or tea. In addition, customers can add three desserts for an additional 98 yuan and 108 yuan. In addition to enjoying delicious snacks, the package also includes Hourglass cosmetics samples. Customers can receive a Vanish flawless concealer sample and a voucher for a free 20-minute holiday makeup service (valued at $980) After enjoying the makeup service, you will receive a sample of Veil Silky Soft Mineral Primer (valued at HK$75). GRADINIｘHOURGLASS AFTERNOON TEA Address: Gradini Italian Restaurant, Lobby of Central ∙ Stone Street Hotel, 74 Queen's Road Central, Central #WinterTravel #LocalTravel #ArrivalHotel#AfternoonTeaInformation#foodie#GoodPlaces for Families#RomanticDatingRestaurant#PretendToBeInEurope#ScenicRestaurant#ResidentWriter

Western restaurant 🍽 in The Pottinger, a boutique hotel in Central The entrance is inconspicuous but there is something inside👀 There are not many seats in the restaurant, but the environment is quite comfortable, and not noisy 👍 行政午餐（$280） 🥗Appetizer: Kale & Romaine Salad The salad worked normally with Caesar Salad dressing However, the bread crisps were a bit stale, but acceptable 🐟Main: Male-Glazed Salmon The salmon was surprised by its appearance as soon as it was served😍 There is a piece of salty cheese crisp on top, which is great with salmon😆 The bubbles have no taste, but make the mouth feel a bit special The salmon tastes normal. It would be great if the skin was fried crispy 🍵饮料：抹茶摩卡（+$40） I drink a lot of Matcha latte, but this is my first time drinking Matcha mocha👀 A sip is very fragrant matcha flavor, the face also adds something a bit salty, very special 💯 But the portion is smaller, very small cup😆 My friend ordered Pandan Latte, which was very special😋 / 😋Food quality: 7/10 🍽️ Dining environment: 8/10 💰 Value for money: 7/10 👣 Return rate: 7/10 / 📌The Envoy 3/F, Slate Street Hotel, Central, 74 Queen's Avenue Central, Central #foodie# Visit the hotel

#wtifwtif_food ❌not a fan❌ I don't understand why it got 2 stars ⭐️⭐️ Handmade uni pasta is not as good as @picihk/@hkdough I thought I was eating the mango sandwich @auntiesweetcwb Actually not that it tastes bad It's just that none of them feel waaaa great It's the same sentence $3000 why not buy a lv belt? 🤣🤣 #thepottinger #thepottingerhongkong #tavie #tavie旅 #michelin #michelinstar #michelinguide #michelinstars #michelinrestaurant #michelinhk #Michelin #Michelintwostar #Michelin #tatler #tatlerdining

#hotelcation Staycation at Stone Street Hotel in Central Package: Free upgrade to Deluxe Room for stays from Sunday to Thursday (*Applicable to Superior Room bookings) • Gradini Italian Restaurant breakfast for two • Gradini Italian Restaurant winter afternoon tea for two (*Enjoy on check-in date) • Enjoy a delicious dinner set menu for two in the room on check-in night The hotel is beautifully decorated and located in Central, high class haha, the dinner set menu is also good, high cost performance #hotelcation

Hong Kong Restaurant Week "Winners Edition" features 100 popular and highly-rated restaurants offering classic and innovative tasting menus at special prices. Located in The Pottinger Hotel, the French restaurant Huso presents dishes like potato and egg salad with caviar, mozzarella grilled vegetables, crab meat salad, tomato consommé jelly, sweet shrimp tartare, tuna belly mousse with crispy seaweed; mains include parchment-baked cod and confit duck leg; desserts feature soft cake with caviar and molten chocolate cake. The restaurant is adorned with artworks introducing caviar and champagne. This lunch is a feast for both the eyes and the palate, offering great value for money. (1/F, The Pottinger Hotel, 74 Queen's Road Central, Central. Reservation required via Restaurant Week.) Although not part of the "Winners Edition," the newly opened Nam Ting Ju is also highly recommended. Located in the newly opened Hilton Garden Inn in Sheung Wan, the decor features a red theme with black-and-white checkered tiles, exuding a stylish Art Deco vibe. Signature dishes include Nam Ting Trio, double-boiled soup, Jin Hua ham roasted suckling pig, crispy waffle with mango foam and fried shrimp balls, braised premium sea cucumber with shiitake mushrooms in abalone sauce, seasonal vegetables in wild mushroom soup with gorgon fruit, fried rice with ginger, dried scallops, and egg whites, and freshly ground walnut paste. The dishes are exquisite and outstanding. (2/F, Hilton Garden Inn, 83 Jervois Street, Sheung Wan.)

📍Itinerary Introduction Hong Kong, a city that never sleeps, blossoms on both sides of Victoria Harbour. Its modern skyline is defined by skyscrapers, while its old streets and alleyways hold stories of the past. From the bird's-eye view of Victoria Peak, you'll take in the panoramic city scenery, while the gentle rotation of the Central Ferris Wheel lifts travelers to the clouds. Every step here holds a hidden gem, whether you're checking out iconic landmarks or exploring hidden gems, you'll be sure to create unique memories. Here's how to plan a layered trip to Hong Kong. 🚩 Itinerary D1: Central (Visit the Central Ferris Wheel) → Lan Kwai Fong (Experience Nightlife) → Sheung Wan (Walk the Cobblestone Streets) D2: Victoria Peak (Peak Tower Observation Deck, Hike Lugard Road) → Tsim Sha Tsui (Avenue of Stars) → Victoria Harbour Night Tour D3: Disneyland (Full Day) D4: Cheung Chau Island (Visit the Fishing Village, Eat Ping An Bao (Food Buns)) → Central (Shopping) → Return 🏖️ Highlights - Victoria Peak: Hong Kong's "city observatory." The cable car ascends the mountain, with the track tilted almost parallel to the buildings, creating a cinematic experience. The Peak Tower Observation Deck offers a 360-degree panoramic view. During the day, you can see the towering skyscrapers on both sides of Victoria Harbour, with Hong Kong Island and Kowloon facing each other across the water. In the evening, watch the setting sun cast a golden veil over the buildings. As dusk falls, the lights of countless homes gradually illuminate, transforming the entire city into a dazzling galaxy. This is the best vantage point for viewing Hong Kong's nightscape. - Central Ferris Wheel: This giant wheel, perched on the Central waterfront, soars 60 meters high and completes a full rotation in about 15 minutes. As you ascend in a gondola, you can see the sunlight reflecting off the glass facades of Central's skyscrapers. In the distance, you can see the ferries plying Victoria Harbour and Tsim Sha Tsui across the water. In the evening, you can even take in the gradually brightening streetlights and the sunset glow, creating a romantic and relaxing experience. - Avenue of Stars: Stretching along the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, the ground is inlaid with the handprints and signatures of Hong Kong filmmakers. A bronze statue of Bruce Lee stands in the center, embodying the spirit of Hong Kong martial arts. This is a perfect spot to admire Victoria Harbour. At night, during the "A Symphony of Lights" light show, the buildings on both sides of the harbour and the lights of the Avenue of Stars complement each other, creating a vibrant atmosphere. - Cheung Chau Island: One of Hong Kong's outlying islands, Cheung Chau Island offers the most vibrant atmosphere. It lacks skyscrapers, with colorful fishing houses and winding alleys. The island's Tin Hau Temple is bustling with incense, and you can see elderly people drying fish on the beach. The sweet aroma of mango glutinous rice cakes wafts from the street corner dessert shops. Every stroll offers a sense of tranquility, a world away from the city. 🚇 Transportation - External Transportation: After arriving at Hong Kong International Airport, take the Airport Express directly to the city in 30 minutes. By land, you can take the MTR from the Luohu and Futian ports, or take the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge shuttle bus from Zhuhai or Macau. Ferries connect Macau and Shenzhen, offering a unique experience. - City Transportation: The MTR, covering key tourist attractions, is fast and punctual, making it the preferred choice for transportation. Bus routes are extensive, and some double-decker buses offer street views from the front seats on the upper deck. Taxis are divided into red (urban), green (New Territories), and blue (Lantau Island), serving different areas. Ferries are available to travel to and from outlying islands, with Cheung Chau Island reaching the Central Pier in about an hour. 📷Photography - Victoria Peak Tower: Choose a clear evening and capture the illuminated buildings against the fading backdrop of the Victoria Harbour skyline. Using a long exposure on your phone will also allow you to capture the traffic flow, creating a magnificent image. - Central Ferris Wheel: Find a low angle at the Waterfront Park to capture the Ferris Wheel against the Central skyscrapers behind it. The midday sun creates a modern feel, while the dusk becomes gentle and romantic. Capturing the gondolas as they pass by creates a dynamic effect. - Avenue of Stars: Facing Victoria Harbour, with Bruce Lee's bronze statue in the foreground and the buildings of Hong Kong Island in the background, the silhouette of the statue against the lights creates a storytelling experience in the evening. - Cheung Chau Pier: Standing at the pier, take photos of the colorful fishing boats and the island in the distance. As the wind rustles the sails, snap away! Every shot evokes a refreshing fishing village atmosphere. 🍜Specialty Food - Hong Kong-Style Wonton Noodles: The bamboo noodles are chewy and refreshing, while the wontons are filled with whole shrimp and pork. The broth, made with mullet and pork bones, is refreshingly sweet and delicious. This traditional restaurant in the alleys of the old streets offers the most authentic flavors. - Roasted Meat Combo Rice: The crispy roast duck has crispy skin and tender meat, while the honey-glazed barbecued pork has the perfect balance of sweet and salty. Paired with soy sauce-drizzled white rice and a bowl of soup, this is a favorite "quick and delicious" lunch for Hong Kongers. - Curry Fish Balls: A must-try at street stalls. The chewy fish balls are simmered in a rich curry gravy and topped with chili or satay sauce. A warm bite offers a savory, slightly spicy flavor, brimming with street flavor. - Hong Kong-style Milk Tea: Made by blending black tea and evaporated milk, it has a rich, smooth taste with a slight bitterness and a sweet aftertaste. Order a cup of "Hot Milk Tea Without Sugar" at a tea restaurant to experience authentic culinary culture. 🏠 Accommodation Recommendations The Stone Street Hotel, Central, Hong Kong: Located in the heart of Central, near the Ferris Wheel and Lan Kwai Fong, the hotel retains the old-fashioned brick walls and wooden staircases. The rooms are small but beautifully designed, and are within walking distance of many attractions. The Peak Hotel: A historic hotel hidden in the mountains, it offers a tranquil setting. Some rooms offer views of Victoria Harbour at night, and in the morning, you can listen to birdsong in the garden. It's perfect for travelers seeking tranquility. Hyatt Regency Tsim Sha Tsui: Located near the Avenue of Stars, rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows facing Victoria Harbour, allowing you to enjoy the light show from your bed at night. Convenient transportation provides easy access to various districts in Kowloon. 💡 Things to Note: - Hong Kong dollars are accepted. Some merchants accept RMB or mobile payments, but it's recommended to exchange a small amount of Hong Kong dollars for small purchases. Exchange points are available at the airport and ports. - For transportation, it's recommended to buy an Octopus card. It's accepted on the MTR, buses, convenience stores, and restaurants, saving you the hassle of getting change, and you can return the card before leaving Hong Kong. - The Peak Tram often has long lines, so it's recommended to purchase tickets online in advance or take the bus up the mountain (Route 15C) for a different perspective. - The Central Observation Wheel is recommended in the evening for the best lighting and viewing experience. The last Cheung Chau Island ferry departs around 8 PM, so be aware of the return time. - Smoking is prohibited in most indoor areas in Hong Kong. Please maintain order when queuing. Speaking Mandarin is generally acceptable, and friendly conversation will help you feel the warmth of the city.

📍Itinerary Introduction Hong Kong, a cosmopolitan city where Eastern and Western cultures converge, boasts a bustling cityscape of towering skyscrapers, tranquil island scenery, and a rich cultural heritage. It offers a wide variety of shopping, dining, and attractions, ensuring a unique experience whether you're immersing yourself in the city's rhythm or exploring its cultural heritage. Here's how to plan a captivating trip to Hong Kong. 🚩 Itinerary D1: Tsim Sha Tsui (Avenue of Stars, Bruce Lee Statue) → Victoria Harbour (Star Ferry) → Central (Victoria Peak) D2: Disneyland (All Day) D3: Wong Tai Sin Temple → Mong Kok (Street Food, Shopping) → Yau Ma Tei (Temple Street Night Market) D4: Cheung Chau Island (Experience Island Charm) → Return to Hong Kong Island 🏖️ Highlights - Bruce Lee Statue: Located on the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui, the over two-meter-tall statue showcases Bruce Lee's iconic moves. It's a must-see for martial arts and film fans, witnessing the international superstar's deep connection to Hong Kong. - Victoria Harbour: One of the world's three largest natural harbors, Victoria Harbour is lined with skyscrapers. At night, the "A Symphony of Lights" light show dazzles with its dazzling beauty. Take a ferry tour to enjoy the breathtaking views of both Hong Kong and Kowloon. - Victoria Peak: Hong Kong's highest point, offering panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and the city. The scenery is especially breathtaking at sunset, when the city and the sunset glow blend together for a breathtaking spectacle. - Disneyland: A kingdom of innocence and dreams, featuring numerous classic characters, exciting rides, and parades, perfect for all ages. 🚇 Transportation - International Transportation: Fly to Hong Kong International Airport, or take the MTR or bus through land border crossings (such as the Luohu, Futian, and Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge ports). Alternatively, take a ferry from Macau or Zhuhai. - City Transportation: The MTR (MTR) has extensive coverage and is the most convenient option. Buses run extensively, reaching all districts. Taxis, red, green, and blue, serve different areas. Ferries are a popular choice for traveling between Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the outlying islands. 📷 Photography - Take a photo in front of the Bruce Lee statue, imitating classic poses and posing for a moment in tribute to the martial arts legend. - From the Peak Tower, take in panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and the city skyline, stunning both day and night. - Snap photos with the characters in front of Disneyland Castle or capture the castle's fireworks display for a magical moment. - Snap fresh, natural vacation photos against the backdrop of azure blue skies and the huts of a fishing village on Cheung Chau Island's beaches. 🍜Specialty Food - Wonton Noodles: Chewy bamboo noodles paired with savory wontons (including large prawns) in a refreshingly sweet broth are a classic Hong Kong snack. - Roasted Meat Rice: Crispy roast duck, honey-glazed barbecued pork, and other dishes are served with white rice. The tender, fragrant meat offers a perfect balance of salty and sweet, making them a staple in Hong Kong. - Fish Balls: These chewy fish balls are cooked in a rich broth and topped with spicy or sweet sauce. They're a common sight on the streets and offer a unique flavor. - Mango Sago: A sweet and sour dessert made with grapefruit, mango, and sago is a signature Hong Kong dessert. 🏠Accommodation Recommendations The Peninsula Hong Kong (Tsim Sha Tsui): Located in a prime location, near the Avenue of Stars and Victoria Harbour, it offers luxurious and elegant décor, top-notch service, and stunning harbor views. Disney's Hollywood Hotel: Located near Disneyland, it exudes classic Hollywood style and is convenient for exploring. The hotel also features cartoon-themed decor, making it ideal for families with children. The Stone Street Hotel in Central: Located in the heart of Central, it blends traditional architecture with modern amenities and is within walking distance of many attractions, offering a convenient urban experience. 💡Notes: - The Hong Kong dollar is the universal currency in Hong Kong. While some merchants accept RMB, Alipay, or WeChat Pay, exchanging a small amount for Hong Kong dollars is more convenient for smaller purchases. - Octopus cards are available for use in the city, including on the MTR, buses, and convenience stores, saving time and convenience. - Indoor areas like restaurants and shopping malls generally require adherence to certain regulations, such as no smoking and maintaining quiet hours. - When traveling to outlying islands, pay attention to ferry schedules, especially on the return trip, to avoid missing the last ferry. For some attractions (such as Disneyland), it's recommended to purchase tickets online in advance to save time waiting in line. - Respect local culture and customs. Communication in Mandarin is generally acceptable; some elderly people may be more comfortable speaking Cantonese, so friendly communication is sufficient.

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#hongkonghotel Nestled in Central along the historic Pottinger Street, this boutique hotel blends East-meets-West elegance with Hong Kong heritage. Rooms feature colonial-style furnishings, plush bedding, and city views. The Pottinger offers a quiet, refined escape amid the Central business and nightlife hub. Its restaurant, Gradini Ristorante, serves up fine Italian cuisine. With personalized service and a unique location on a cobbled stone street, it’s ideal for travelers who love character and luxury.

Hidden in the bustling heart of Central, the Stone Slab Street Hotel is nestled alongside the winding, ancient stone slab alleys, full of nostalgic old Hong Kong charm. The hotel welcomes pets, offering pet-friendly accommodation packages including soft pet beds, food and water bowls, and a pet welcome gift pack. Every detail of your stay is thoughtfully cared for, adding peace of mind to your journey. Look out the window to see the old buildings and the aroma of coffee weaving through Central and Sheung Wan. Step outside and stroll slowly along Duddell Street’s stone steps with your pet, stopping by a café with a terrace for a break. The beauty here lies not in luxury but in the stories; and with your pet quietly and loyally by your side, this is the gentlest corner of the city. For me and my companion, Stone Slab Street is not just a place to stay, but a warm journey where everyday life and memories intertwine.

#HongKongSeaviewHotel The Pottinger Hong Kong, located on the historic Pottinger Street (Stone Slab Street) in Central, attracts travelers seeking cultural experiences with its unique historical heritage and a blend of traditional and modern design. There are also reports that the hotel may allow pets to stay upon special request, making it a potential option under the "#HongKongPetFriendlyHotel" tag that requires advance confirmation. The hotel's boutique style and prime location make it an ideal place to stay while exploring Central. The guest rooms at The Pottinger Hong Kong are elegantly and distinctively designed, incorporating Hong Kong's colonial architectural style to create a nostalgic yet comfortable atmosphere. Although the hotel's official pet policy may be unclear, travelers with pets are advised to contact the hotel directly before booking, specifying the type and size of the pet, and inquire whether pet accommodation can be arranged along with related rules and fees. The Pottinger Hong Kong is situated in the heart of Central, surrounded by many historic buildings, art galleries, and trendy shops. Owners can take their pets for walks in nearby parks or streets to experience the historical charm and modern vibrancy of Central. The hotel offers convenient transportation to other areas of Hong Kong. If the hotel permits pets, its unique design style and convenient location will provide owners and their pets with a culturally rich and comfortable stay. Therefore, for travelers who enjoy boutique hotels and wish to bring their pets, The Pottinger Hong Kong is a potential option worth consulting in advance.

When night falls over Hong Kong, Queen’s Road transforms into a glowing canyon of lights. The historic street pulses with life as skyscrapers glitter above and neon signs bathe the sidewalks in electric hues. From boutique windows to gliding trams, every corner reflects the city’s energy and charm. A walk here isn’t just sightseeing—it’s stepping into the heartbeat of Hong Kong. #discoverchina

The most beautiful area in Hong Kong where new and old merged together.

🏨 Nestled in the heart of Hong Kong's vibrant Central district, The Pottinger is more than just a place to crash – it's an experience! With spacious luxury twin rooms decked out in cozy elegance, your city escape awaits with all the comforts of home... and then some. 🛌✨ 🍴 Foodies, get your cameras ready! HUSO, located within The Pottinger, is a feast for both the eyes and the palate. Indulge in artfully presented dishes from a menu that's as reasonable as it is delicious. Whether it's a hand-cut steak tartare or herb-roasted chicken, your taste buds are in for a treat. 🎨🍽️ 👣 Step outside and you're on the iconic Stone Slab Street, surrounded by culture, shopping, and endless urban adventures. Everything's within walking distance, so your exploration checklist is about to get a whole lot shorter. 🚶‍♂️🗺️ 📍 Ready to dive into the Central scene? Find your perfect stay and culinary delights at The Pottinger, 74 Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong. 🇭🇰 #HongKong #HongKongHotel #HongKongTravel

🌙Hong Kong, this charming city, takes on a different vibe at night. 🔥Embark on a trendy nightlife adventure and let's seek the traces of fashion amidst the dazzling lights! 💃 🚠First, we take the Peak Tram, climbing up to overlook the stunning scenery of Hong Kong. From the tram, you can see the glittering waves of Victoria Harbour and the surrounding mountainous terrain, as if you're in a beautiful painting. 🌄 🌇Next, we head to Sky Terrace 428, standing at an altitude of 428 meters on the observation deck, where you can take in the entire view of Hong Kong Island. Whether it's the magnificent night view of Victoria Harbour or the surrounding natural beauty, it's intoxicating. 🎨At the Peak Galleria's Go Museum, you'll be immersed in the wonderful world of digital sci-fi art, experiencing the infinite charm of art. 🖼 🛍Next, we embark on a half-day city walk in Central. Strolling through the POHO area on Tai Ping Shan Street, with its artistic boutiques, trendy shops, and unique cafes ☕... This is a favorite spot for local art-loving youths and a must-visit for you! 🎡The Hong Kong Observation Wheel AIA Vitality Park is another attraction not to be missed. Overlooking the beauty of Victoria Harbour from 60 meters high, it's sure to be an unforgettable experience! 🌉 📸Don't forget to check in at the Central to Mid-Levels Escalator, a classic filming location for Hong Kong movies. Maybe you can become the protagonist of a film too! ✨ 👗Heading to Pottinger Street in Central, the distinctive clothing stalls here allow you to choose trendy outfits 💖. Here, you can create your own Hong Kong-style fashion. 🍷Finally, as night falls, we arrive at Lan Kwai Fong. One of the liveliest nightlife spots in Hong Kong, you can taste a variety of foods and wines 🥂, experiencing the unique charm of Hong Kong's nightlife. Whether you're hanging out with friends or savoring alone, it's sure to be a memorable night. 🏨For our night's stay, we choose the Pottinger Street Hotel in Central. Blending classic and modern, it has the charm of Pottinger Street and the convenience of the modern city. 💥The hotel is surrounded by a plethora of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, making your night even more colorful. 🚙Here's the itinerary below: Peak Tram → Sky Terrace 428 → Peak Galleria Go Museum → Tai Ping Shan Street POHO area → Hong Kong Observation Wheel AIA Vitality Park → Central to Mid-Levels Escalator → Pottinger Street in Central → Lan Kwai Fong → Stay at Pottinger Street Hotel in Central

Staying in the luxury twin room at Central Stone Slab Street Hotel was a delightful experience. The hotel is located in the Central district of Hong Kong, with a prime location and convenient transportation, allowing me to easily explore the charm of the city. Upon entering the room, I was captivated by its spaciousness and thoughtful design. The room decor is elegant, with warm and comfortable tones, creating a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. Two soft and comfortable double beds are neatly arranged, ensuring I could enjoy a good quality of sleep. The room also features a spacious work area and a comfortable seating area, providing a convenient living space. The room is well-equipped with modern facilities and amenities, including high-speed wireless internet, a flat-screen TV, and a mini-fridge, which made my stay very convenient and comfortable. The bathroom is clean and well-maintained, with a shower and bathtub, and offers a variety of toiletries, allowing me to relax and unwind. Moreover, the hotel offers thoughtful services and facilities, such as 24-hour front desk reception, luggage storage, and laundry service, which I found very convenient. There are many restaurants, shops, and attractions around the hotel, all within walking distance, allowing me to easily explore the charm of the Central district. Overall, the luxury twin room at Central Stone Slab Street Hotel provided me with a comfortable and pleasant accommodation environment, making my time in Hong Kong enjoyable.

There is a historic police station (renovated) here, and there are all kinds of restaurants on the streets here, which fully presents the life of Hong Kong people. One thing that is very famous here is that there are many slopes, which makes walking more difficult 😎

#HongKongHotel #StoneStreetHotel #HotelRecommendation This is a boutique hotel full of history and culture. The design of the hotel combines Chinese and Western styles, showing the diversity of Hong Kong. The room I stayed in was comfortable, with large windows offering views of the cobblestone street. I love the service at the hotel, the staff are friendly and professional and made me feel like home. 🏠 The hotel is also conveniently located, just a few minutes' walk from the commercial and entertainment district of Central. I can easily go to places like IFC, Tai Kwun, PMQ and Lan Kwai Fong🛍. Directly opposite the hotel is the now very popular Lin Xiangning Handmade Lemon Tea Shop 🍋, and one or two shops away is the famous Ichiraku Roast Goose Restaurant, which simply satisfies my greedy nature, haha. 💯💯 In summary, I think the Stone Street Hotel is a great choice 👍, which allows me to experience the fusion of Chinese and Western and the contrast between modern and traditional in Hong Kong. I will recommend this hotel to my friends and family and hope to come back next time. ❣ Address: 21 Stanley St, Central

The exhibition will last until July 9th. Please register online for reservation and visit for free. Located in Hong Kong Central, opposite the hotel on Stone Street There are five dazzling modern multimedia art exhibitions on the basement and first floor. This auto show showcases BMW’s corporate spirit. Make an appointment online, don’t miss it! Transportation Guide - Hong Kong MTR Central Station Exit D is right next to it! Local attractions - Western Market, Central Market, Tai Kwun PMQ Food and Restaurants - Yung Kee SOHO Food Court Shopping Guide - Landmark IFC Mall Highly recommended: Hong Kong Central Stone Street Hotel #Hotels to visit #Local travel #Good places to visit in Hong Kong #Good places to visit in the hot summer #Good place for parents and children #I miss you so much #Hong Kong Central Stone Street Hotel #bmwartprofile #multimediaart #artexhibition