I recommend Nanda Travel from good personal experience with the agency, although if my word isn't…read moreenough, take the airlines': Nanda Travel has won Cathay Pacific's Top Agent Award from 2009 to 2013. Safe, reliable, professional, and offering some of the best deals with Hong Kong's flag carrier airline - G.C. Nanda and Son's is everything you could ask for. Over the last few years, I would go through the Nanda Travel Agency to help book my tickets from London to Hong Kong and vice versa. Being a poorly organized student at the time, I'd usually come to Nanda Travel with a very short deadline, but they were completely professional and sorted out my Cathay Pacific flights for Easter, Summer, and Christmas at surprisingly cheap prices. Both Joanna and Foby at Nanda Travel have taken care of my last few flights without a hitch - sending me my invoices and e-tickets in plenty of time. The best time to call up Nanda Travel would be to arrange flights to India. The reason for this might be that Nanda Travel is the only wholesale agent for Cathay Pacific and Dragonair to India - i.e. they have the best fares, and close to no competition, as they and only a few others block inventory for CX and Air India flights. On top of this, they've got holiday packages and promotions to Phuket, Siem Reap, and other South East Asian cities on their 'Hot Tours' section. Definitely worth checking out for that next trip.

Nanda travels ripped me off, they sent me to a dangerous, dirty, shady, "hotel". I gave the travel…read moreagent my specifications and he said no problem and when I arrived at the location and I was horrified. When I told people where I was booked they were shocked that I was even recommended that location. If you are ever in Hong Kong steer clear of Nanda Travels I was misled and ripped off of over $1000 US.

Who doesn't love traveling? Hongkongers are the biggest fans! We normally go two/ three short trips…read moreand one big trip in a year. Most people I know love luxury holiday, to enjoy the sun, to relax in spa, eating and chilling are the only things we want to do, is sweet to reward ourselves after the long battle. If you are looking for a good holiday, go check out Club Med! Club Med is a famous travel agency which own all-inclusive holiday resorts, they have big and well-facilities resorts in more than 80 countries, so you can choose to go to the sunny Maldives or go skiing in France. How they work is to help organize the flight and accommodation in their resorts, so you can use all the facilities and dine any restaurants for free, you pay once only and can completely enjoy. I personally like the idea of "all-inclusive resort", it may not be a best way to explore a city but definite a good way to gain energy. Think about that, what you can do in places like Thailand or Bali? If you just wanna go diving or sunbathing, why not pay it all before head so to be more flexible and do more. The good thing of Club Med is they can organize lessons and activities when you arrive, their resources are richer than you thought! Take everything slowly and rebreathe again if you can escape from the city, I mean who like rushing in holiday, right?

Great experience with this travel agency. Angela, the tour guide is one of the best tour guides I…read morehave encountered in all my years traveling around the world. In particular, on this trip, I traveled from Hong Kong to Guizhou, China. Angela and her team (local tour guide in Guizhou and driver) were amazing from making sure the group were safe, enjoyed the sights, food, and accommodations etc Angela was incredible! She was personable and professional. I truly enjoyed my few days in Guizhou because of her. If tour guides at Wing-On travel are like Angela, I would highly recommend. The package for this trip in particular was reasonable. The only negative encounter I faced on this trip were the Hong Kong express airline counter agents at the Guizhou airport, but that's another story.

My only experience with this terminal is arriving from Macau. One of the few things I did right…read morewas buying my ticket in advance for departure and getting a mid morning start from Macau. Both my ride to and back from Macau were premium cabin. Service on both rides were good so no complaint. I got lucky in picking which terminal to arrive at as my hotel was located less than a mile from here so it was "easy" to walk to my hotel. If you are staying on Kowloon, this is the ferry terminal you want to pick. When you get off the boat, follow the crowd into the terminal where custom and immigration is. Sort of like arriving at the custom and immigration at the airport but less discipline and more free for all. I was luck as my boat was not to crowded so the crowd was not bad. When you get past all that, you end up basically in a mall and go downstairs to the street to catch a cab. Luckily in my case, it was less than a mile away but I was a little disoriented in which direction to go. After you make your way to the street, turn right and your several blocks from the Star Ferry terminal.

I won't be able to accurately review the Hong Thai travel tours as I haven't been on an organized…read moretour with them since summer of 2005 - which, upon my memory, proved to be quite an enjoyable and well-organized trip to Hangzhou, Nanjing, Shanghai and Suzhou. They have travel itineraries all over the world as well as for cruises. I'll let you in on a secret... You can purchase discounted Airport Express train tickets here. Round-trip, one-way, you name it. If you purchase tickets at the station, one round trip adult Airport Express ticket (Central station to airport) will cost you HK$180 per ticket. At Hong Thai, one discounted adult round-trip ticket costs HK$140. Once in a while, they'll have a promotion, selling round trip tickets for as low as HK$117 a piece! Stock up!

Yesterday was the fourth time I got on the free shuttle bus. I had seen the buses going around Wan…read moreChai a few times but had never used this service until I realized just how convenient it'd be. In fact, one of its stops is two minutes walking from home which means: 0 minutes baggage up or down MTR stairs and 5 minutes ride to Hong Kong station. The whole service is just worth a full review. The free shuttle bus is a complimentary service for Airport Express passengers (although I never showed any proof other than my suitcase to the driver). I've taken this bus to and from the airport and the service has always been reliable, on time, quick and yeah, free. Not that a ride to Hong Kong station from Wan Chai is worth a ton, but hey! who doesn't love free? The buses run from 6:12 in the morning to 23:12, every 20 minutes and the pick up points are located at main hotels. I normally take line H1 that goes through Central and Wan Chai (Shangri-La, Conrad, Pacific Place, Marriott, Empire, Wharney Guang Dong Hotel and Novotel Century) but you may want to take H2 if going further to Causeway Bay. For Kowloon passengers, there are yet 5 different lines covering the whole area. If you're taking the free shuttle from Hong Kong station, the platforms are located on the left hand side as you come out of the train. There's a small waiting area per bus line and the time remaining is set up on the screens. Yesterday, my friend and I got to Hong Kong station at around 21.30 and waited for the bus for 10 minutes. As it was a Tuesday night, we were the only passengers and even though the driver stopped at the duly pick up points, we got to Novotel Century in less than 15 minutes. On time to grab some food at the supermarket for today's breakfast!

This is a convenient way to get from your hotel to the Airport Express in town check in stations…read more It runs at a regular interval visiting a few hotels for pick up or drop off. Free for the Airport Express Train passengers.

Well, the name of this station actually sounds as if it happens to be a gang, though I suspect that…read morehas a lot to do with me growing up on a diet of Hong Kong action films. Like a lot of the stations it is pretty good, and despite the name, it really doesn't seem that bad. Yeah, it's another station, but they are all pretty good.

What can you ask from a subway station which has many interchanges?…read more Signage - check Washroom - check Clean environment- check Bank - check Food (multi selection) - check Convenience store - check Courteous staff - double check! Connect to a large mall to kill some time - Check What more to say but a well planned out station allowing passengers have multiple offerings while in transit

Honestly an excellent location in the city. You have bus connections outside the hotel to Hong Kong…read moreIsland, various areas in Kowloon, and the Tuen Ma Line is only a 7 min walk from the hotel. I'm a Bonvoy Silver member, and they upgraded me to a river hotel view for my 7 night stay since there were suites available. The view of the river and all the highrises was amazing. Overall everything in my hotel suite functioned well. No complaints in terms of defective materials inside. A bit of rust/stain from the walls and curtains, but you'd have to really look to find them. Concierge was good here, check-in and out was smooth. If you wanna stay in a hotel brand that's known for quality worldwide, but don't want to pay the increased prices close to the city centre, this hotel is an excellent choice.

We stayed here during our trip in Hong Kong. It's definitely more in "suburb" area so you're far…read moreoff from a lot of the touristy activities. Good is that it's definitely quiet at night. Bad is that if you want to go to the main tourist attractions in HK, it's a long transit ride there. Staff were professional and on top of everything. Very helpful with any questions we had. Surrounded by lots of restaurants and food places, a short walk from the subway station. Also lots of buses available for travelling to different locations. The rooms were clean, there's a water dispenser on every floor. Was kind of sad the pool was closed despite the weather being a consistent 30 Celsius plus but I get that that they need to close it for the winter season.