1. Great Saving with Online Booking
The best booking engine for Hong Kong hotels is Zuji.com, which can trim up to 50% off the standard rack rate on many properties. The engine is particularly strong on offering mid-range hotels at budget prices. You should make this your first port of call when checking up on prices.

2. Better Rates from Travel Agents
If online booking is not your type of tea, you can ring the hotel directly and bargain. But a better way is to contact a travel agent who has already done the bargain part for you and has attractive rates to offer. Normally, the rate will be 20% less than that on their official websites. And there are special offers and promotions during low seasons and as the clock ticks down, last minute offers may also come out. Be sure to avoid major exhibitions, holidays and the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens, which are all high occupancy.

3. Add-on Values
If you’re already unable to get a better price, ask whether or not they can throw in some extras for free. This is particularly useful at the luxury hotel end of the market, with many properties chock-full of award-winning spas and restaurants. Ask for an upgrade, a free spa treatment or complimentary breakfasts; Hong Kong hotels are usually quite accommodating.

4. Packages
This doesn’t always work; but more than occasionally four-night or seven-night package holidays to Hong Kong can work out cheaper than shopping around for hotels and flights yourself. These packages are generally better value regionally, flying from say Thailand or Australia, and packages from the UK or US tend to be less competitive. The Hong Kong Tourism Board keeps a handy list of package deals from your home country, while agents like www.luxury.com.sg offers competitive package deals.

5. Walking Benefits not only Health
Simply show up in Hong Kong and start walking around. Hostels and guesthouses often offer big discounts when the cash is in front of them. Chungking Mansions and Mirador Mansions can probably claim upwards of 50 budget properties between them, so dump your bags and start walking. But make sure you have a good pair of walking shoes.

Silvermine Beach Hotel is located within walking distance of the Mui Wo Ferry Pier and bus terminal and approximately 22 Km from Hong Kong International Airport. This location is also 21 Km from Po Lin Monastery and 23 Km from the Tai O fishing village.

Hotel amenities include the beach, outdoor swimming pool, table tennis and fitness center. Terrace Cafe offers outdoor dining and light refreshments, Chinese Restaurant has a semi-buffet and provincial Chinese dishes, and Silvermine Lounge has a wide selection of international beer. The hotel also offers room service, bell service, laundry facilities, dry cleaning, public high-speed Internet access and 24-hour front desk service.

Hotel Facilities:
* Family Rooms / Guset Rooms
* Swimming Pool
* Tennis Court
* Dining
* Meeting Room
* Dry Cleaning

Other Information
Check-in Time : 1400
Check-out Time : 1200

For more information, please visit www.luxury.com.sg
or Call: +65 6733 2808
Email: enquiries@luxury.com.sg

Rating: ****
Address: No.1 Castle Peak Road, Castle Peak Bay, New Territories, Hong Kong, China
Tel: +852 2452 8641
Price: Check here >>

The Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel is the territory s foremost 5-star resort and a leading meeting and convention Center. Ignore the exterior, you will find palatial rooms with endless amenities and extras, marble bathrooms and balconies with seaview. On spot, there are ocean sized swimming pool, kids club and several decent restaurants. 30 mins from downtown Hong Kong, but if it’s your second or third visit to Hong Kong, this retreat could be ideal.

Hotel Facilities:
* Business Centre
* High-speed Room Connection
* Spa
* Tennis
* Jogging
* Pool & Water Sports
* Gym
* Shopping
* Amazing Kids Fun land & Playground
* Dining

For more information, please visit www.luxury.com.sg
or Call: + 65 6733 2808
Email: enquiries@yahoo.com.sg