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Charming hotels in Admiralty, Hong Kong
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items One of the nicest things about Admiralty, Hong Kong is how easily a harbour stroll, a quiet green corner and a comfortable night away fit into the same day. I really enjoyed putting together this thoughtful mix of places, with a few peaceful stops an...
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Tamar Park is a lovely little pause on Harcourt Road when the city starts to feel busy. I'd come here for a quiet wander, a breath of fresh air and a moment of green space in Admiralty.
Tamar Parker at Florida Atlantic University
YING'nFLO feels like a cheerful, easy base for a Hong Kong city break. I'd choose it when I wanted a comfortable stay in Admiralty without making the hotel the whole focus of the trip.
Ying'nFlo, Wesley Admiralty, Hong Kong
Victoria Harbour is the kind of place I'd make time for even on a packed itinerary. There's something wonderfully calming about simply being near such a famous stretch of water and letting the city atmosphere wash over you.
Victoria Harbour
The iSelect Queen Room at iclub Sheung Wan Hotel sounds just right for a solo traveller or couple who want a straightforward, cosy room with one proper queen bed. It has that easy city-break feel where you can settle in quickly and get back out explo...
iclub Sheung Wan Hotel
Harcourt Garden feels like a gentle green break from Admiralty's urban rhythm. I'd keep it in mind for a slower moment between walks, especially when I wanted somewhere that felt a little softer and more peaceful.
Harcourt Gardens Care Home
Lan Kwai Fong Hotel - Kau U Fong gives you a flexible choice between a double bed and two twins, which makes it handy for either a couple's getaway or a trip with a friend. The City View Room is the one I'd pick when I wanted the energy of Hong Kong ...
Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong
The Central Section of the Central and Western District Promenade is made for an unhurried wander. I like the idea of following the waterfront at my own pace, letting the walk become part of the day rather than just a route between attractions.
Central and Western District Promenade - Sheung Wan Section