Hong Kong Spring Festival accommodation prices How much does it cost to stay in Hong Kong during the Spring Festival?

How much does accommodation cost during the Spring Festival in Hong Kong? Hong Kong is the first choice for many people to travel during the Spring Festival. It not only has delicious food and beautiful scenery, but is also a shopping paradise. But how much does it cost to stay in Hong Kong during the Spring Festival? As a traditional festival of the Chinese nation, the Spring Festival is also one of the few holidays for many office workers in the year, and they often choose to travel at this time. Once you decide to travel, accommodation always comes first, and it is usually the most expensive item during the trip. So if you choose to travel to Hong Kong during the Spring Festival, how much will it cost for accommodation?

Based on past experience, Hong Kong hotel prices generally rise during the Spring Festival, and occupancy is extremely high. Therefore, friends who plan to visit Hong Kong during the Spring Festival should prepare to book a hotel now. Otherwise, it will be easy to not be able to book a room, or to book a high-priced room. Accommodation in Hong Kong is also divided into low season and peak season. During the off-season, the later you book, the better the room rate will be. Generally, you can get a cheaper room by booking 3 days before check-in. During the peak season, the earlier you book, the more affordable the price will be. Generally, you can get a more affordable room with more choices by booking about 20 days before check-in. The later you book, the harder it is to get a reservation or the price is more expensive.

The preferred urban area for tourist accommodation in Hong Kong: Tsim Sha Tsui is convenient but relatively expensive, followed by Mong Kok. However, it is still recommended to choose your accommodation location according to your own itinerary. However, if you choose a hotel in a residential building, although the price is higher, ranging from HK$380-650, it is also quite popular during the peak season. It should be noted that many of these hotels are located in some old residential buildings. For your own safety, please note that the hotel is equipped with emergency escape passages before booking. Generally speaking, there are two principles for choosing accommodation in Hong Kong: 1. It is convenient for travel and return; 2. Save money when you can, as accommodation in Hong Kong is relatively expensive. Spend less on accommodation and visit more attractions.

If you are not short of money and want to stay in a high-end hotel, Hong Kong can completely satisfy you. There are many high-end hotels in Hong Kong, and their prices vary widely. Luxury-level hotels with sea view rooms generally cost more than HK$3,800, and some hotels are priced as high as more than HK$8,700.

Generally speaking, the price of five-star hotels in Hong Kong is HK$2300-2800. Four-star hotels range from HK$1,300 to HK$2,000. These hotels are concentrated in the areas from Central to Wan Chai and Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island, as well as from Tsim Sha Tsui to Tsim Sha Tsui East on the Kowloon side. Three-star hotels generally cost between HK$850-1250. Hotels of this level are mostly concentrated in Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok. If you want to check in, you must make a reservation in advance.

In fact, the prices of Hong Kong hotels are really expensive. The price of a standard room on weekdays is basically more than 500 yuan/day; if it is less than 800/day, it can basically be regarded as a budget hotel in Hong Kong; and the mainland Like budget hotels, they are also popular and it is normal for them to be full. Hotel prices are relatively high, with standard rooms ranging from around 250-400. Since the opening of independent travel in mainland China, many low-cost Hong Kong hotels, large and small, have sprung up in Hong Kong for independent travel. Most of these hotels are licensed (don't stay in unlicensed hotels), and safety and hygiene are basically guaranteed. If you are traveling purely on your own, staying in these cheap hotels in Hong Kong is indeed a good choice.

Tips: Let me tell you a little trick. If you don’t care whether you stay overnight in Hong Kong, then you can call the hotel to book a room after 2 to 3 pm. If there is a room at that time, it will be at the lowest price. , Super low price, because the hotel will lose money if no one stays. In addition, because Hong Kong is a seaport city, many hotels are built along the coast, and most of the rooms in these hotels have sea views. Booking sea view rooms in higher-end hotels in Hong Kong generally costs NT$200-400. However, there are also some mid-range hotels that charge standard rooms for sea view rooms. Guests can ask the front desk staff to arrange for a sea view room.

There are many hotel charges in Hong Kong, so everyone must pay attention to avoid unnecessary fees and disputes. Let’s take a look at some charging items that are relatively rare in the mainland.

a. 10 service fee: Most of the service industries in Hong Kong require an additional 10 service fee. For example, if you go to eat or get a massage, you will be charged. The hotel industry does not charge this fee, so it must be charged. Be sure to pay attention to this fee when booking a room. If you book a room by yourself, the service fee is usually paid at the front desk; if you book a room online, it depends on the specific situation. For example, if you book a room on Ctrip, the service fee is not included, but if you book a room on 114, the service fee is included. , many discounts.

b. TV fee: There is basically no charge for watching TV in domestic hotels. This is very different from the mainland in Hong Kong. Most hotel rooms in Hong Kong are equipped with pay TV systems. The programs include classic business cards, adult movies, etc., each ranging from 80-120 yuan. Usually after the guest turns on the pay TV screen, if the guest does not change the channel for 10-15 consecutive minutes, the hotel system will automatically charge. Therefore, when watching TV in a Hong Kong hotel, you should ask the waiter first to avoid unnecessary charges.

c. Telephone charges: Most hotels in Hong Kong charge for local calls, ranging from HKD 2 to HKD 5 each time (no time limit). In comparison, some hotels in the mainland have unlimited free taxis which are very affordable.

d. Internet fee: Most hotels in Hong Kong provide Internet services. The specific charges vary from hotel to hotel, generally ranging from 100 to 200 Hong Kong dollars. Of course, there are also many hotels that provide free Internet access.