In Hong Kong, apartment rentals are the most common type of accommodation. Additionally, the average size of apartment rentals in Hong Kong is 67 m², and they cost, on average, $226 a night. Furthermore, if you're travelling in a group of 4, apartment rentals are an excellent type of accommodation in Hong Kong, as they are usually able to accommodate 4 people. If you're interested in an alternative accommodation type, you may want to consider private rooms, which are the other most frequent accommodation type in Hong Kong. Our data shows that the standard price of private rooms is $128 a night for an area of 100 m².
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Hong Kong holiday apartments let you explore a unique, historic city
The territory of Hong Kong is a paradise for foodies and families. Hong Kong holiday rentals are modern and full of charm, and will allow you to discover the city on foot like a local. The city offers a wide variety of holiday apartments, from luxury apartments to comfortable budget options.
A rich culinary heritage
The iconic dim sum, traditionally served as a snack to your tea, is a popular dish worldwide. Dim sum dumplings can be filled with anything from chicken to seafood and vegetables. Be sure to eat your dim sum like a local - do not dip the whole snack in the side sauce, but gently soak it in a bit of soy sauce and vinegar in your spoon.
Another delicious local speciality and must-try is the wonton soup. This thin egg noodles soup is paired with seafood dumplings, green onions and broth and is sometimes served with minced pork.
Hong Kong: a cultural melting pot
Take a car cable and explore Lantau island and its magnificent 34 metre high bronze Big Buddha statue. Symbolising the harmony between nature and mankind, the statue is surrounded by six smaller ones, representing offerings to the Buddha and the six perfections necessary to reach Buddhist enlightenment.
The Man Mo Temple is an extravagantly decorated Buddhist temple established in 1800. The religious place is usually full of devotees who fill the space with burning incense.
A family-friendly destination
Make your children’s dream come true and head to Disneyland! The theme park is the smallest of the Disneys and can be visited in one day. Make sure to catch the parade and visit the seven themed areas.
Take your little ones on a trip back in time on the traditional Peak Tram. The project is considered a wonder of engineering as workers didn’t use any mechanical help to build this steep track that host two passengers light-weight cars. The tram will take you from Central to the Victoria Peak where you will overlook the whole city.
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