Where is life convenient in Hong Kong?

For free travellers, whether the accommodation is cheap is the biggest problem when they travel to Hong Kong-as we all know, the hotel prices in Hong Kong are much higher than those in the mainland, especially for first-time visitors to Hong Kong.

The basic principle of choosing a hotel: close to the subway.

The subway coverage network in Hong Kong is very developed, and the closing time of the subway is often close to 1 am, and the surrounding area is usually crowded with shopping shops and scenic spots. In order to complete the sightseeing and shopping plan in a limited time, cheap hotels and hotels near the subway should be preferred.

Generally speaking, there are ***5 subways and about 50 stations in Hong Kong, among which Mong Kok, located on Nathan Road on the Kowloon side, is a popular accommodation place to attract free travellers. Hong Kong can be roughly divided into four parts: Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, New Territories East and New Territories West. The popular places for free travel and accommodation are mainly located in Yau Tsim Mong District, where tourism, shopping, entertainment and transportation are convenient. To put it simply: hipsters love Mong Kok best.

Mong Kok is one of the famous neighborhoods in Hong Kong. Many characteristic blocks often mentioned in Hong Kong films are here, such as Women's Street, Garden Street, Cai Tong Street, Computer Street, Xiyangcai South Street and so on, so it will be very kind to live here. By subway, you can easily get to most places in Hong Kong.

There are five-star hotels in Mong Kok, such as Langham Place Hotel, Dijing Hotel and three-star hotel-Cape of Good Hope Hotel. Good Mong Kok Hotel in Mong Kok, Hong Kong is one of the most popular business hotels. Its high-quality and cheap accommodation chain positioning has saved a lot of money for friends who are away from home. Compared with the cheap accommodation hotels in Hong Kong, the Cape of Good Hope Hotel gives you more money to get the spoils of shopping in Hong Kong.