“We had a wonderful holiday-thank you! The hotels were just great- Hotel de la Paix in Siem Reap would stand out for great service and a wonderful vibe........ The guides were all quite competent but a couple were very good.
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Hong Kong Island is in the first island you see when looking south from the mainland and although it is only the second largest of the islands, the largest being Lantau Island, it is the most densely populated island with in the region of 1.3 million people living there. When it was first occupied by the Brits back in 1842 there were no more than 3000 inhabitants scattered across a dozen fishing villages! The “Central” area on the island is the historical, political and economic centre as well as being home to The Peak. The island is also home to many large shopping centres and luxury hotels and entertainment areas.
Situated in the heart of the world famous Causeway Bay, Lanson Place is just a couple of minutes walk from a MTR station and the spectacular Times Square Shopping Mall. Close to Hong Kong’s famous...
This newly renovated, iconic hotel is located overlooking the glittering Victoria Harbour. The hotel has been the centre of Hong Kong’s social and business scene since 1963 and this glamorous past is...
“We had a wonderful holiday-thank you! The hotels were just great- Hotel de la Paix in Siem Reap would stand out for great service and a wonderful vibe........ The guides were all quite competent but a couple were very good.
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