Central

Reviews (10)

• 3/5

  Simon H
  Family used the MRT rail system to central. So easy to use and cost effective. Look on the maps for where you want to go and when you get there and you can't go wrong. Easier... read more

  Sep 09 2016 25
• 4/5

  mranola
  Family used the MRT rail system to central. So easy to use and cost effective. Look on the maps for where you want to go and when you get there and you can't go wrong. Easier than Sydney train system. Very safe and clean

  Nov 25 2016 72
• 5/5

  karen m
  We stopped by Central to check on our usual haunts. We were able to find them. We stopped by Holly Brown for gelato and coffee, Worldwide Plaza and many more. Still one of the best places in Hong Kong.

  Jun 03 2016 71
• 4/5

  annaingram97
  Stopped for some shopping and sightseeing after the peak visit. The MALLS that are in HK are not like those in Australia.They look huge but are actually tiny inside with just little shops ..Except Times Square and the Langham centres. Still plenty to visit and escape from the heat.. Plush area with all the big names.

  Aug 26 2016 33
• 5/5

  Hendrik70
  Everything you could want, shopping malls, food from everywhere, amazing buildings, cheap to get to on the MTR

  Nov 11 2016 50
• 5/5

  Ann M
  I like this part of Hongkong the best..because it has the best of all parts of Hongkong. It has good restaurants and entertainment (like Wan Chai), good shops and malls (like Causeway Bay which is more of the same and horribly busy) and the best infrastructure (the Airport Express leaves from Central

  Sep 23 2016 46
• 4/5

  Alexey I
  Very busy area with lots of shops and restaurants. Busy most of the time. Interesting side streets. As working, didn't have time to explore Hollywood Road. Next time....

  Sep 23 2016 73
• 5/5

  TAIN2013
  I was there during the weekend. I just walked around, enjoyed views of the buildings, sat in a number of wonderful cafes and soaked the energy of a big city central district.

  Jun 03 2016 50
• 5/5

  ADB000
  This is the business district of Hong Kong and is named after a metro station of the same name around which the area is located. It is well connected to other parts of Hong Kong, Kowloon and the airport through the MTR, bus, tram and ferry. You can also catch ferries to Macau and mainland China from the Shun Tak... More 

  Sep 30 2016 100