How to get from Kowloon Railway Station in Hong Kong to Hong Kong Island Grand Hyatt Hotel, 33 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong? Urgent! ! !

You said that Kowloon Station is the terminal of the Hung Hom through train, right? You don't need to take the subway or take a taxi. When leaving the station, you can take bus 104 at the toll plaza of the cross-harbour tunnel outside the station. The fare is $8.9.

If you don't want to take the MTR, you can take one stop to Tsim Dong, the terminal in Hung Hom, walk to tsim sha tsui station through the underground passage, take one stop on the Tsuen Wan Line to Admiralty and one stop on the Hong Kong Island Line to Wan Chai. Five minutes after leaving the station, Octopus is $7.7/one-way ticket is $8.5. Actually, it's not as convenient as a bus.

A taxi costs about 40 dollars, which is very uneconomical.

Answer added: Yes, it is a through train, that is, it goes to Hung Hom. The terminal of the through train is Hung Hom Station, formerly known as Kowloon Station. The ticket bought in the mainland still says Kowloon Station, but it is actually Hung Hom Station. The distance from Hung Hom to Huang Yue on Hong Kong Island is not very far, and the round-trip tunnel toll is estimated to be similar. I've never taken a taxi through the tunnel. It's not cost-effective, so it's an estimate. You can take a bus. Cheap and convenient.

If the luggage is put in the suitcase, it costs 5 dollars each. Cross-sea 50 is the West Tunnel, right? How can the red tunnel be so expensive? The round-trip tunnel fee for the Cross-Harbour Tunnel is only 20 yuan. Hung Hom Station is next to the toll plaza of the Red Tunnel. Why do you want to go around the Western Tunnel? 40 may be a little low, but it is definitely not as high as 130. 70 at most is enough.

In addition, the first stop of Guangzhou East through train T99 is Hung Hom, Hong Kong, and it will not stop until Shenzhen. Guangdong Railway merged with the subway as early as six months ago, and now it is called the MTR East Line.