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| SoHo |
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This lively dining district takes its name from its location, South of Hollywood Road. SoHo consists of Shelley Street, Elgin Street, Peel Street, Staunton Street, and Old Bailey Street. Within this area you will find great food, coffee shops and funky bars. |
Bus No.113 opposite to the hotel |
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| Stanley Market |
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Seven days a week the open market around Stanley New Street and Stanley Market Road throbs with the passing parade of life as bargain-hunters from all over the world join in the fun of haggling with shopkeepers and stallholders after swooping on items of brand-name clothing and accessories, or simply irresistible souvenirs, ornaments and other Oriental knick-knacks.
It takes time and energy to push your way through thousands of fellow shoppers jamming the narrow footpaths, specially at weekends, but not to worry if you work up a thirst or an appetite - at the other end of this shopping paradise is a variety of bars and restaurants ranging from greasy spoon to up-market Continental. Let your choice match your pocket. |
MTR to Central and change to Bus No.6 or 260 at Exchange Square |
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| The Peak |
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The Peak is the perfect place to experience the sharp contrast of city, harbour and green. The incredible vistas from The Peak is one reason why it is the most popular tourist attraction in Hong Kong. You can get even more out of your visit by taking a stroll around The Peak. You will experience stunning bird's eye views of skyscrapers that form city canyons, beautiful green mountains and a unique harbour. This walk covers an easy level path, with an optional walking route that will take you from The Peak back to the city. This is definitely a walk that should not be missed. It is sure to heighten your Peak experience. |
MTR to Central and change to bus No. 15 at Exchange Square |
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