A dense population of hotels are situated along the southern coast of Hong Kong’s Kowloon region. The Tsim Sha Tsui neighbourhood sits at the heart of the action.

Guests wishing to stay in Hong Kong’s vibrant Tsim Sha Tsui neighbourhood could book a 5-star stay at the Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui. Budget travellers will find plenty of cheap hostels in the region, such as Kamal Traveller Hostel.

Across Victoria Harbour, Wan Chai is a busy metropolitan area. Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View Hotel and Grand Hyatt Hong Kong come with harbour views and are both close to the Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Centre.

The Shatin district lies north of Hong Kong along the Shing Mun river and is home to several businesses and scientific institutions. Good hotels here include the Regal Riverside Hotel and the Royal Park Hotel.

Hong Kong Disneyland lies on Lantau Island, also home to Hong Kong International Airport. A handful of hotels are situated here, including the excellent Auberge Discovery Bay Hong Kong, rated as one of Hong Kong’s best luxury hotels.

Trains from mainland China arrive at Hong Kong Hung Hom Station. Here, Harbour Plaza Metropolis offers comfortable, upscale accommodations after a long journey.

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For a stay near Ocean Park, an amusement park, marine mammal park, and animal theme park all in one, look into the Wong Chuk Hang area of the southern island. L'Hotel Island South features contemporary design and an outdoor pool, where guests can relax after a fun-filled day in Ocean Park. Alternatively, Ovolo Southside offers great views of Aberdeen Country Park.

Travel to Causeway Bay to find the retail heart of Hong Kong, where you will find an abundance of luxury malls and boutique shops. The Harbour Grand Hong Kong comes with harbour views right in the centre of the area, or for those with a more restricted budget, City Garden Hotel is a great option.

Tsim Sha Tsui is one of the best neighbourhoods in Hong Kong for its nightlife and there are plenty of hotels in this area to choose from. Another nightlife hub is Hong Kong Island’s Central district. This region is home to an array of bars and restaurants. World class hotels abound in this area, including The Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong and Island Shangri-La.

There are many 5-star, high-end hotels in Hong Kong. In the West Kowloon Cultural District, you’ll come across The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, which offers stunning views over the harbour and downtown Hong Kong. The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong on Hong Kong Island will offer you a 5-star stay in the Island Central area of the city.