Advice for Travelers in Hong Kong
Places we stayed and things we did:
Nathan Hotel: At US$100 (700 hk $) for a swank double, this was a really nice mid range option in Hong Kong. It was hip, incredibly comfy, and located conveniently on Nathan Road in Kowloon. We got a free upgrade -- better room and free breakfast -- by filling out a form for a Corporate account. (Which included such questions as whether we'd be staying in Hong Kong under 50 days a year or over. . . )
378 Nathan Road Kowloon Hong Kong www.nathanhotel.com info@nathanhotel.com 852 2780 9798 fax: 852 2770 4262
The Hong Kong Art Museum in Kowloon was fantastic--well-detailed with interesting information and stunning jades and paintings.
Club Feather Boa was our favorite (secret) ex-pat bar. It's an antique store turned into a bar. No sign on the door but really friendly once inside the comfy, Roccoco room. Members only on the weekends, though.Club Feather Boa38 Staunton St. Central, Hong Kongtel:2857 2586
Afternoon cream tea at the Peninsula Hotel is considered touristy, but still really yummy and worth it.
Nathan Hotel: At US$100 (700 hk $) for a swank double, this was a really nice mid range option in Hong Kong. It was hip, incredibly comfy, and located conveniently on Nathan Road in Kowloon. We got a free upgrade -- better room and free breakfast -- by filling out a form for a Corporate account. (Which included such questions as whether we'd be staying in Hong Kong under 50 days a year or over. . . )
378 Nathan Road Kowloon Hong Kong www.nathanhotel.com info@nathanhotel.com 852 2780 9798 fax: 852 2770 4262
The Hong Kong Art Museum in Kowloon was fantastic--well-detailed with interesting information and stunning jades and paintings.
Club Feather Boa was our favorite (secret) ex-pat bar. It's an antique store turned into a bar. No sign on the door but really friendly once inside the comfy, Roccoco room. Members only on the weekends, though.Club Feather Boa38 Staunton St. Central, Hong Kongtel:2857 2586
Afternoon cream tea at the Peninsula Hotel is considered touristy, but still really yummy and worth it.


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