Travel: China - Hong Kong

[Vevey]

If your 2yo can z in a baby cot & 5yo on an extra bed or w u, then most hotels r ok.

[Vevey]

verykiasu2010:

jasc:

Hi


May I know which hotel in HK can accommodate 2A2C in a room? My children are 2 and 5. Location should be convenient, near mtr.

try YMCA the Salisbury which has family rooms, next door to the Peninsula, Tsimshatsui MTR station

clean cheap and good

Agree!

[jasc]

Thanks all for your reply on the hotel. I’m still considering HK but I heard the air is no good, very polluted. Any comments?

[verykiasu2010]

jasc:

Thanks all for your reply on the hotel. I'm still considering HK but I heard the air is no good, very polluted. Any comments?

not as good as singapore for sure

[hquek]

jasc:

Thanks all for your reply on the hotel. I'm still considering HK but I heard the air is no good, very polluted. Any comments?

I went there during March holidays last year, it was very cool and temperature was enjoyable. Didn't quite feel the polluted air (maybe I was lucky also). Depends on what you want to do - outdoorsy vs indoor shopping/eating.

If you are minded to stay in a Disney hotel, my fren taught me this. Buy an annual pass for your child (the 5 y/o - only becos it's cheaper than adult) and book a room using his card, that will get you a nice percentage off the room charge; plus discounts if you spend at the disney stores. I stayed at Disneyland hotel...the beds were oh so comfy! (2 queen beds I think). I'm not sure if they have a stay a night, buy 1 day pass get 2 day entry thingy anymore.

[Callie Tan]

hquek:

If you are minded to stay in a Disney hotel, my fren taught me this. Buy an annual pass for your child (the 5 y/o - only becos it's cheaper than adult) and book a room using his card, that will get you a nice percentage off the room charge; plus discounts if you spend at the disney stores. I stayed at Disneyland hotel...the beds were oh so comfy! (2 queen beds I think). I'm not sure if they have a stay a night, buy 1 day pass get 2 day entry thingy anymore.

Oh you mean get annual pass for the kids and the accomodation is cheaper?

[hquek]

Callie Tan:

Oh you mean get annual pass for the kids and the accomodation is cheaper?

Kid - only 1 annual pass needed. If you have a pass, you can get discounts off accomodations and also on some purchases in the disney shops. But accomodation excludes food (we go elsewhere to eat). Child below 2 (or is that 3?) don't need to buy ticket.

[Callie Tan]

hquek:

Kid - only 1 annual pass needed. If you have a pass, you can get discounts off accomodations and also on some purchases in the disney shops. But accomodation excludes food (we go elsewhere to eat). Child below 2 (or is that 3?) don't need to buy ticket.

But how much is an annual pass vs the price of a 2 days pass?? Thanks...

[hquek]

Callie Tan:

But how much is an annual pass vs the price of a 2 days pass?? Thanks...

here's the link to the benefits annual pass provides.
http://park.hongkongdisneyland.com/hkdl/en_US/annualPass/overview?name=AnnualPassTypePage

Seems like hotel savings only 15% - I don't remember it being so low when I went. There are other promos that are running so it makes decision making more difficult...I see a book 1 night stay and enjoy 2 day pass at HK398.

[Sparks88]

jasc:

Hi


May I know which hotel in HK can accommodate 2A2C in a room? My children are 2 and 5. Location should be convenient, near mtr.

I am gg to HK too. I am keen on Novotel Nathan & Langham.

Novotel usually have those \"book an extra room for children at 50% off the normal rate\". Langham Place (right above Mongkok MTR) has the trio place, which is top on my list.

Though I only have 1C, I will suffer lack of sleep if we room in 1 queen bed with a child that flips & turns throughtout the night for so many days! I feel it is better with an extra bed & the extra space.