Can I book a hotel with UnionPay credit card in Hong Kong?

"Credit cards that can also be used abroad, as well as their full names and expiry dates."

I think the landlord's credit card is either a dual-currency card or a card with only the label of UnionPay.

You can't use your credit card like this. Ask them if they accept UnionPay credit cards. I can't help it if I don't accept it. Borrow it from friends or relatives.

And there will be no deduction in advance. Don't worry, it's just an advance payment, unless the hotel makes it clear in advance that the full amount will be paid and then the money will be deducted. If it is prepaid, and you check into the hotel on time, there is nothing wrong with the credit card, then don't use it when you check in. I tried it myself.

1. Yes, it's only a matter of time. 2. I heard that if you use a dual-currency card to spend money, you have to charge twice, that is, first change dollars and then Hong Kong dollars, while UnionPay cards are directly converted into Hong Kong dollars at the exchange rate of the day. Is that so? -It depends on what your credit card is used for. Mine seems to be dollars. When I spend money, I will change Hong Kong dollars into US dollars, and the repayment will be RMB against US dollars. If I use UnionPay, I will directly change RMB into Hong Kong dollars. Usually I spend money in Hong Kong. When people see your UnionPay dual-currency card, they ask you first, UnionPay or VISA or MASTER? 3. Dual-currency card, online booking or hotel pre-authorization, is VISA or MASTER, but the premise is not to pay in full before check-in, and the form I use is not consumption.