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Food & Drinks

Local Eateries

5 Minute’s walk

Hau Fook Street, Hong Kong’s famed address for local street-food delicacies, is where visitors go for a colourful and tasty adventure in the heart of the city.

Kimberley Street “Korean Town”

5 Minute’s walk

Korean Town, a popular destination for traditional Korean restaurants and grocery stores, is just one block from our hotel and offers a bevy of culinary cultural wonders.

Knutsford Terrace

1 Minute’s walk

Right next to Stanford Hillview Hotel is Knutsford Terrace renowned for specialty restaurants and pubs. Now being promoted by HKTB as Kowloon’s “Lan Kwai Fong”.

Shopping

Kowloon Park

10 Minute’s walk

Just 2 blocks from the hotel, Kowloon Park offers a modern interpretation of city landscaping and lush greenery. It also features a games hall, swimming pool and an open-air sculpture walk.

Harbour City

15 Minute’s walk

Harbour City is one of the largest and most popular shopping centres in Hong Kong. With 700 shops and boutiques, 50 restaurants and two cinemas, it’s the perfect choice for a day of shopping and entertainment.

Granville Road

5 Minute’s walk

Tsim Sha Tsui’s Granville Road is famed for its endless shopping options, including international and local brands at great prices.

Sightseeing

Temple Street Night Market

20 Minute’s walk

With an exciting bevy of street vendors, outdoor acts and fortune tellers, this market is world famous for its variety of goods that range from casual clothing and watches to accessories. This is also the go-to destination for traditional Chinese jade, this destination offers every variety shade, shape, and quality of the stone that represents wealth, power and good fortune.

Hong Kong Cultural Centre

15 Minute’s walk

This famous, pink-tiled building is a popular concert and theatre venue. The main concert hall houses the largest pipe organ in Asia, with 8,000 pipes and 93 stops.

Hong Kong Museum of History

15 Minute’s walk

A stone’s throw from the hotel, this museum will take you through Hong Kong’s exciting history and development over the past 100 years.