Luxury Travel Guide: Hong Kong

Accommodation

$300-800 per night

5-star international hotels, luxury harbor view rooms, premium serviced residences

Food & Dining

$100-300 per day

Fine dining restaurants, hotel restaurants, Michelin-starred venues, premium dim sum

Transportation

$50-200 per day

Private cars, premium taxis, helicopter transfers, first-class Airport Express

Activities

$150-500 per day

Private tours, luxury harbor cruises, premium spa treatments, exclusive experiences, VIP theme park access

Eat at local cha chaan tengs and street food stalls instead of tourist restaurants (typically 60-80% cheaper)

Use the Octopus Card for public transport discounts and convenience (saves 10-15% vs individual tickets)

Take advantage of free activities like hiking Dragon's Back, visiting temples, and enjoying public beaches

Shop at wet markets and local supermarkets instead of hotel convenience stores (50-70% savings on snacks and drinks)

Book accommodation in areas like Tsim Sha Tsui or Causeway Bay during weekdays for 20-40% lower rates

Use happy hour specials at bars and restaurants, typically offering 30-50% discounts on food and drinks

Take the Airport Bus instead of Airport Express train (saves 60-70% on airport transfers)

Taking taxis everywhere instead of using MTR and buses (typically 300-500% more expensive than public transport)

Eating only in Central or tourist areas where prices are typically 100-200% higher than local neighborhoods

Booking last-minute accommodation during peak periods without comparing options (can cost 150-300% more)

Buying souvenirs in tourist markets without bargaining or price comparison (typical markup of 200-400%)