Hong Kong Island Holidays
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The Latest Hong Kong Island Holiday Packages
- Hotel One Eighteen
19 Jan - 23 JanHotel One Eighteen + Flight
Wan Chai4 nights3.5 star property8.4/10 - Very good (637 reviews)Return • Singapore (SIN) - Hong Kong SAR (HKG)SIN - HKG • Direct HKG - SIN • DirectS$1,975S$898found 1 day agoper traveller - Dash Living on Queen's
31 Dec - 4 JanDash Living on Queen's + Flight
Central & Western District4 nights3.5 star property8.4/10 - Very good (1,000 reviews)"Good"Reviewed October 20, 2026Return • Singapore (SIN) - Hong Kong SAR (HKG)SIN - HKG • Direct HKG - SIN • 1 stopS$3,083S$1,363found 1 day agoper traveller - Dash Living On Hollywood
31 Dec - 4 JanDash Living On Hollywood + Flight
Central & Western District4 nights3.5 star property8.0/10 - Very good (1,000 reviews)Return • Singapore (SIN) - Hong Kong SAR (HKG)SIN - HKG • Direct HKG - SIN • 1 stopS$2,916S$1,303found 1 day agoper traveller - Dash Living on Prat
31 Dec - 3 JanDash Living on Prat + Flight
Tsim Sha Tsui3 nights3.5 star property8.4/10 - Very good (1,000 reviews)Return • Singapore (SIN) - Hong Kong SAR (HKG)SIN - HKG • Direct HKG - SIN • 1 stopS$2,725S$1,329found 1 day agoper traveller
Where to stay in Hong Kong Island
Central & Western District
Central & Western District blends Hong Kong's past and future in a dynamic urban setting. Colonial buildings stand beside gleaming skyscrapers along the harborfront. The world's longest outdoor escalator carries you past incense-filled temples to trendy SoHo. Explore antique shops on Hollywood Road or luxury stores in IFC Mall. Take the iconic Peak Tram for stunning harbour views. After dark, discover rooftop bars with spectacular skyline panoramas or join locals for authentic dim sum in traditional teahouses.
Wan Chai
Wan Chai blends old-world Hong Kong with modern energy. Bright neon lights illuminate the nightlife district along Lockhart Road. Historic Blue House stands in colourful contrast to sleek skyscrapers and convention centers. Explore traditional temples or browse the bustling Tai Yuen Street Toy Market. Excellent public transit connects you to all of Hong Kong. For harbour views, stroll the waterfront promenade near the convention centre.
Causeway Bay
Causeway Bay buzzes with endless shopping possibilities, from massive malls like Times Square to bustling street markets. The area hums with energy as shoppers hunt for luxury brands and local treasures alike. Victoria Park offers a peaceful green escape when shopping bags get heavy. Hop on a tram to explore this well-connected district with ease. Food lovers will discover everything from street food stalls to upscale restaurants. The MTR station links to all parts of Hong Kong, making Causeway Bay an ideal base for city adventures.
Sheung Wan
Sheung Wan blends traditional Chinese culture with trendy urban life. This historic district charms visitors with its Man Mo Temple, dried seafood shops, and colonial buildings. Cat Street offers unique antiques while Western Market showcases local craftsmanship. Explore narrow lanes where hip cafés sit beside traditional medicine stores selling ginseng and herbs. Art galleries and boutiques have transformed old shophouses into creative spaces. Trams along Des Voeux Road make getting around easy while providing glimpses of everyday Hong Kong life.
Admiralty
Admiralty connects Hong Kong's financial pulse with luxury shopping and cultural treasures. Pacific Place mall and towering office buildings like Lippo Centre form a sleek urban landscape. Hong Kong Park provides a leafy escape with its aviary and gardens just steps away. This district serves as a major transit hub with the Admiralty MTR station linking multiple rail lines. Explore the waterfront promenade for stunning Victoria Harbour views. Five-star hotels like Conrad and JW Marriott cater to business travellers and shoppers seeking upscale experiences.
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Hong Kong Island Hotel Deals
"Everything is good!"
The Harbourview - Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong
The Harbourview - Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong
"Staff is very friendly. They are always very helpful."
"It was a great stay, but one of the three rooms we booked was dirty or was rushed on cleaning. We did request a refresh the next day since we went outside for the whole day; that one was still dirty and felt rushed. The other two rooms were spotless tho. The staff were very friendly and helpful; kudos to the guy who helped us keep our luggage while we strolled around after the check-out"
"Very good"
"Front desk was always super helpful, nice, and accommodating. Rooms were always cleaned daily. Bathrooms were super clean."
Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong
Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong"Great service; the people helped us immensely, even with the language barrier. Great service"
Butterfly on Wellington, Central
Butterfly on Wellington, Central"N/A"
Find out more about Hong Kong Island
Things to do in Hong Kong Island
Hong Kong Island is perfect for family-friendly, entertainment-focused, and urban-themed holidays. Visitors can enjoy attractions like Hong Kong Disneyland, partake in delightful day tours, and explore excellent shopping options at various malls and centres. Whether seeking a romantic getaway or thrilling experiences, this vibrant destination offers a multitude of activities to cater to all tastes and preferences.
Shopping
For a vibrant shopping experience, visit Times Square Shopping Mall, which offers a mix of business and entertainment vibes. Don't miss the charming Stanley Market for unique souvenirs. If you're up for a drive, explore Pacific Place for a family-friendly atmosphere with diverse shopping options.
Recreation
Victoria Park offers a tranquil retreat with lush gardens and serene walking paths, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. For an invigorating experience, visit the Hong Kong Golf Club at Deep Water Bay, where you can enjoy outdoor sports amidst stunning coastal views.
Adventure
Experience the thrill of the Hong Kong Observation Wheel, offering stunning views of the city skyline and a family-friendly atmosphere. For water-based fun, visit Water World Ocean Park, where excitement and entertainment await. For outdoor enthusiasts, hike the Dragon's Back trail, renowned for its breathtaking scenery and adventurous vibes.
Nightlife
The nightlife on Hong Kong Island buzzes with energy. Start at the vibrant Lan Kwai Fong for a lively bar scene, then head to the sophisticated Ozone bar for stunning views. For a unique experience, try a night market in Central for local street food and entertainment.
Find the best attractions in Hong Kong Island
Hong Kong Island offers a delightful blend of family-friendly activities, entertainment, and urban exploration. Visitors can enjoy stunning street views, relax on beautiful beaches, and marvel at iconic skyscrapers. Key attractions include the enchanting Hong Kong Disneyland Resort and the breathtaking Hong Kong skyline, catering to those seeking cultural experiences and outdoor adventures. This vibrant destination promises a memorable city experience for all travellers.
- Ocean Park: A delightful theme park that combines thrilling rides, an aquarium, and animal exhibits, Ocean Park offers a unique blend of entertainment and family-friendly attractions. Visitors can enjoy roller coasters, marine life encounters, and stunning views of the South China Sea, making it a perfect day out for all ages.
- Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre: This iconic venue is a hub for global business and events, featuring state-of-the-art facilities. With its striking architecture and waterfront location, it’s not only a centre for conferences but also a great place to explore local exhibitions and cultural events.
- Lan Kwai Fong: Known for its vibrant nightlife and dining scene, Lan Kwai Fong is a cultural hotspot where locals and tourists mingle. Its lively atmosphere, dotted with bars and restaurants, offers a taste of Hong Kong's urban culture, making it an ideal spot for socialising and entertainment.
Best time to go to Hong Kong Island
The best time to visit Hong Kong is dependent on what kind of holiday you are seeking. July and August are its hottest month on average. At the time of August, visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly cloudy. January is its coolest month on average. At this time, visitor numbers are slightly low and weather is mostly sunny with no rain.
Tips to save on your trip to Hong Kong Island
- Take advantage of package deals on Expedia and combine flights, hotels, or car rentals for a convenient and cost-effective trip to Hong Kong Island.
- Consider traveling during the off-peak season (typically May to July) for more affordable package holidays to Hong Kong Island.
- Use the Price per traveler filter on Expedia to find a package deal that suits your budget.
- Check the VIP Access properties filter to discover outstanding hotels with added member perks at select properties.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Hong Kong holiday package cost?
You'll find cheap prices from S$898 on Expedia for your Hong Kong escape. However, factors like the length of stay, hotel choice and season will determine how much your holiday to Hong Kong costs.
What are the cheapest months to go to Hong Kong?
June, July and August are the best times to look for cheap Hong Kong holiday packages. Opting to travel in less busy periods means you can typically find reduced prices on accommodation and flights.
How many days is enough for Hong Kong?
Hong Kong holidays can be as short or long as you like, but to really get a feel for this destination, we'd suggest 3 days is a good ballpark. This will mean you can visit headline attractions like Repulse Bay and Stanley Main Beach and seek out some underrated spots. Don't miss out on cool neighbourhoods such as Causeway Bay and Bowrington Road either. If you're smart with your time, you can even schedule a day trip from Hong Kong too.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Hong Kong?
Whether you're planning to explore attractions such as Victoria Harbour and Lan Kwai Fong, or want to experience its top-notch dining and festivals, a Hong Kong holiday will leave you with lasting memories. Book your trip with Expedia and find out why Hong Kong is such a good holiday destination.
How to find the best Hong Kong package deals?
Landing a cheap Hong Kong package deal is a cinch with Expedia. Once you've entered your destination and trip dates under our "Packages" tab, set your maximum budget, add some filters and browse what's available. You can tweak your search by "Amenities," "Property type," "Traveller experience" and more. Sort the results by "Price: low to high" to view the most wallet-friendly Hong Kong package deals. Want a simple trick to get even more savings? Be flexible with your departure dates and consider going away on a weekday, when prices are often lower.
Is it cheaper to book a Hong Kong holiday as a package?
An Expedia holiday package could save you hundreds of dollars when compared to arranging stays and flights individually. Better still, you can tailor your Hong Kong escape to fit your exact needs. Pick your preferred flight time, select the hotel type and add a rental car. Check out our great deals to see how much you can save.
When to book a holiday package to Hong Kong?
If you have your Hong Kong holiday dates locked in, book as soon as you can to bag some outstanding deals. With Expedia, you can often reserve some flights up to one year ahead of time. Prefer spontaneous trips? Our last-minute deals are great for impromptu escapes.
How to plan a trip to Hong Kong?
- Choose when to get away: Check your diary and get packing. Your preferred time of year and the activities available will also help you decide when to escape to Hong Kong.
- Calculate your budget: Make sure you have enough money to cover everything from transportation and dining out to activities and flights. Your hotel will likely be the largest expense during your trip to Hong Kong.
- Decide how long to go for: Now that you're more familiar with Hong Kong, you can figure out the ideal length of your break. Pull together a draft itinerary and give yourself enough time to cover everything you want to see.
- Bundle your bookings: With your travel dates in place, you can combine your hotels, car rental, flights and more into a customised Hong Kong holiday package.