Hong Kong Shopping Hotel | Hong Kong Hotel near Ladies Market, Ocean Park, Time Square

Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong
375-377 Queen's Road East
Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Tel: +852 3552 8388
Fax: +852 3552 8399
E-mail: generalmanager@cosmohotel.com.hk

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Shopping & Theme Park

Ladies Market
Times Square Mega Shopping Mall
Ocean Park
Disneyland

Sightseeing & Tour

Ngong Ping 360 Skyrail
Happy Valley
The Peak and Peak Tram Ride
Lantau Island
Seafood Dinner Sunset Cruise
Macau

Cultural

Flagstaff Museum of Tea Wares in Hong Kong Park
Man Mo Temple
Antique Shopping in Hollywood Road and Upper Lascar Row
Hong Kong Cultural Centre
Temple Street
Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery

Heritage

Tram and Ferry Ride
Man Mo Temple
Antique Shopping in Hollywood Road and Upper Lascar Row
The Stanley Military Cemetery and Murray House
Clock Tower in Tsim Sha Tsui

Shopping & Theme Park

Ladies Market

The most popular day-long street market is the Ladies' Market in Mong Kok, devoted to anyone with an eye for bargain and a perfect place for souvenirs - priced clothing, toys, cosmetics and household knick-knacks. The stalls open from 12:00 noon until 11:30 pm.

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 20 min at HK$70.00 / US$9.00 including tunnel fee)
Take hotel shuttle bus to Admiralty and change for MTR subway to Jordan station (Exit C2), then walk about 2 min (30 min from the hotel)

Times Square Mega Shopping Mall

Being the city's very popular shopping destination, Times Square Mega Shopping Mall sits in the hustle and bustle of Causeway Bay. The ultra-modern site boasts a massive 900,000 ft2, contains more than 230 shops and a multi-cinema complex. Spreading over 16 floors, the facilities are neatly and logically divided into retail, entertainment, recreational and dining areas. The mall opens from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm daily.

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 5 min at HK$15.00 / US$2.00)
By complimentary hotel shuttle bus to Times Square (5 min)
Go through the subway outside Cosmopolitan Hotel to Morrison Hill Road. Cross the road to Leighton Road and turn left into Matheson Street, on the left (8 min walk from hotel)

Ocean Park

Situated on the southern side of HK Island, the theme park covers more than 870,000 m² of land. Comprising two sections and a 1.5 km long cable car which offers spectacular view of the southern part of Hong Kong and the South China Sea, the Park features one of the largest aquariums in the world! In addition to the animals, a large assortment of thrill rides will provide a fun filled day for all visitors. Opening hours: Daily 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Price: Adult HK$185.00 / US$24.00; Child (age 3 - 11) HK$93.00 / US$12.00

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 15 min at HK$40 / US$5 including tunnel fee)
By bus no. 6A/6X (HK$8.40 / US$1.10 each) which locates at No.280 Queen's Road East opposite to Cosmo Hotel (next to Cosmopolitan Hotel). Get off the bus after going through the Aberdeen Tunnel and cross the road to the opposite side. (15 min by bus)

Disneyland

Majestically situated on Sunny Bay, Lantau Island, The Hong Kong Disneyland comprises four exciting and enchanting themed lands: Main Street USA, Adventureland, Fantasyland and Tomorrowland. No matter you are young or young at heart, immerse youself into the amazing journey with characters parade and magic shows! Make your dream endure with the stunning firework at night.

Transportation:

Disneyland Express
Hotel > Disneyland - 9:30 am / 10:00 am / 10:30 am
Disneyland > Hotel - 6:00 pm / 30 mins after firework display
Fare:
One-way Round Trip

Adult HK$80.00 / US$10.00 HK$160.00 / US$20.00

Child (aged 3 - 11) HK$50.00 / US$6.50 HK$100.00 / US$12.50

(60 min from the hotel, please contact hotel tour desk for arrangement, one day advance transfer reservation is required)
Complimentary Hotel Shuttle Bus > MTR subway
The Hotel Shuttle Bus departs the Hotel for Airport Express Line - Hong Kong Station. From there guests can travel on MTR subway - Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay Station, then onwards to the Disneyland Resort Station.

Sightseeing & Tour

Ngong Ping 360 Skyrail

Ngong Ping Skyrail is a visually spectacular 5.7 km cable car journey with an impressive culturally themed village, travelling between Tung Chung Town Centre and Ngong Ping on Lantau Island, giving easy access to the Tian Tan Buddha Statue - the largest, seated, outdoor, bronze statue in the world! Tourists will enjoy some of the best views in Hong Kong, such as Hong Kong International Airport and the Tian Tan Buddha Statue, as the cable car cabin glides over the South China Sea and North Lantau Country Park on an amazing 20 - 25 minute experience.

Transportation:

Take hotel shuttle bus to Airport Express Line - Hong Kong Station, and change for the MTR subway to Tung Chung Station to Ngong Ping 360 Skyrail Tung Chung Terminal.

Happy Valley

Happy Valley Racecourse was built on reclaimed marshland, and the first races were held here in 1846. They have been extremely popular ever since. Today, the track is ultra-sophisticated with computerized betting and races broadcast live on gigantic screens. Night racing was introduced at Happy Valley in 1973 and was an immediate success. The extra revenue raised was used to build Hong Kong's second racecourse at Sha Tin in the New Territories, which opened in 1978.

Also visit the Hong Kong Racing Museum on spot.

Transportation:

Go through the subway outside Cosmopolitan Hotel to Wong Nai Chung Road, on the left. (3 min walk from hotel)

The Peak and Peak Tram Ride

Hong Kong is rightly famed all over the world for the stunning views from Victoria Peak. The seven-storey Peak Tower, an all-in-one viewing, dining and entertainment centre offers the best view of Hong Kong! For active tourists, the jogging trail is a perfect place to do some exercises while immerse in the beautiful scenic view.

The Peak Tram ride is a funicular railway that carves a steep 373-metre swathe up the lush mountainside, to Victoria Peak. It is fun to see slanting buildings from the tram windows. The Peak Tram runs daily (7:00 am to midnight) at 10 - 15 minute intervals.

Transportation:

To the Peak: By bus no. 15 (HK$9.20 / US$1.20 each) which locates in Queen's Road East outside St. Joseph's College Primary School opposite to Cosmo Hotel (next to Cosmopolitan Hotel). Get off the bus at the Peak Tram Upper Terminus. (30 min by bus from hotel)
For Peak Tram Ride: By bus no. 6A/6X (HK$3.40 / US$0.50 each) which locates in Queen's Road East outside Cosmo Hotel (next to Cosmopolitan Hotel). Get off at Cheung Kong Centre, Queen's Road Central and walk up to Garden Road for 2 minutes to the Peak Tram Lower Terminus. (20 min by bus from hotel)

Lantau Island

Being the largest island in Hong Kong, Lantau Island is sure to have an array of surprises for visitors to experience! Witness the world's tallest outdoor seated bronze Big Buddha statue at the Po Lin Monastery and enjoy a great vegetarian meal on spot. Also explore Tai O Village for its un-polluted life style and a glimpse of Hong Kong's past. While Cheung Sha Beach, the longest beach in Hong Kong, is the perfect place for a cool swim and a warm sunbath.

Transportation:

Take hotel shuttle bus to Airport Express Line - Hong Kong Station, and change for the MTR subway to Tung Chung station, and then change for Bus No. 23 to Ngong Ping or Bus No. 11 to Tai O. (1.5 hr from the hotel)

Seafood Dinner Sunset Cruise

Enjoy a relaxing evening cruise on Victoria Harbour and see the sunset dimming on the horizon. After the cruise, visitors can either choose to enjoy a Chinese-style seafood dinner at the famous floating restaurant in Aberdeen, or take a leisure walk from harbor near the waterfront to the old village of Lei Yue Mun where superb seafood is served.

*Please contact hotel tour desk for tour package details.

Macau

Being a part of China's territory, Macau is only a 60 km distance from Hong Kong and serves as the perfect crossroad of East and West cultures as a by-colony of Portugal. A tour to Macau will not be complete without a visit to the symbolic Ruins of St. Paul's which was built in the 17th century adjoining the Jesuit College of St. Paul's. Famous for its grand appearance and delicate carving, it embraces a good combination of Chinese and western architectural characters. For a religious touch, visit Our Lady of Guia which is a chapel also built in the 17th century containing the image of the Virgin and a fine old painting of St. John the Baptist characterized by Oriental and Occidentals symbols. Carry on the exploration at San Ma Lo (New Street) where the head of town is and offering a capsule commentary on Macanese life. For some fun and excitement, move your way to the first ever themed entertainment attraction, Macau Fisherman's Wharf, where entertainment, retail, food, hotel, marina, convention and exhibition facilities are all combined in one place! Having a drooling mouth to appease, sample all kinds of Portuguese food in this by-colony of Portugal such as Canard Au Sang (pressed duck) and bacalhau (Portuguese codfish).

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 20 min at HK$50.00 / US$6.25) to Shun Tak Centre in Sheung Wan and embark on a turbo jet at Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal (1 hr ride)
By hotel shuttle bus to Times Square Causeway Bay Station, travel MTR subway to Sheung Wan Station (20 min from the hotel). Embark on a turbo jet at Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal in Shun Tak Centre to Macau (1 hr ride).

Cultural

Flagstaff Museum of Tea Wares in Hong Kong Park

Nestled in Admiralty's scenic Hong Kong Park, the Flagstaff Museum of Tea Wares offers an intriguing blend of colonial heritage and Chinese tradition. The museum offers unique insight into the ancient culture of tea drinking. Housed in the oldest remaining colonial building in Hong Kong (built in 1846), the museum has a huge collection of Chinese tea vessels from all over China. Chinese tea drinking lessons are also available.

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 15 min at HK$30.00 / US$4.00)
Take hotel shuttle bus to Admiralty Centre, go down to the Admiralty MTR station and follow signs to "Hong Kong Park / Island Shangri-la Hotel". The park is opposite to upper mall entrance on the right hand side. The museum is just one minute walk from the entrance of the Park. (30 min from the hotel)

Man Mo Temple

One of the first traditional-style temples built during the colonial era, Man Mo temple's magnificent external architecture reflects its historical roots. The temple is dedicated to the Taoist gods of Man (literature) and Mo (martial arts). There is also a statue of Pau Kung, the god of justice, and another of Shing Wong, the god of the city. The plaques near the entrance give an interesting perspective on the history of the temple and its gods. Inside, the air is thick with aromatic smoke from the coils and incense sticks that are said to carry prayers to the spirit world.

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 10 min at HK$30.00 / US$4.00)
Facing Causeway Bay, walk via Morrison Hill Road and Tin Lok Lane, at the end turn right to take bus no.26 (HK$3.90 / US$0.60 each) which locates at No.402 Hennessy Road outside e-TECH Centre, and get off in Hollywood Road. (20 min by bus)

Antique Shopping on Hollywood Road and Upper Lascar Row

Hollywood Road and Upper Lascar Row, also known as "Cat Street", are must-see stops on every visitor's itinerary. Crammed with antique shops and an open-air curio market, these quaint locales are ideal places for picking up eclectic souvenirs and gifts. Everything from Ming Dynasty furniture and lotus lamps to Mao badges and ancient snuff bottles is on sale.

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 10 min at HK$30.00 / US$4.00)
Facing Causeway Bay, walk via Morrison Hill Road and Tin Lok Lane, at the end turn right to take bus no. 26 (HK$3.90 / US$0.60 each) which locates at No.402 Hennessy Road outside e-TECH Centre, and get off in Hollywood Road. (20 min by bus)

Hong Kong Cultural Centre

Since its grand opening in 1989, the Cultural Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui has remained the ideal performing venue which offers a diversity of cultural and entertainment performances and activities including concerts, operas and sophisticated musicals to both the Hong Kong residents and tourists.

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 20 min at HK$70.00 / US$9.00 including tunnel fee)
Take hotel shuttle bus to Admiralty and change for MTR subway to Tsim Sha Tsui Station (Exit E). (30 min)
Take hotel shuttle bus to Airport Express Line Station - Hong Kong Station, and change for Star Ferry from Central to Tsim Sha Tsui. (50 min)

Temple Street

Hong Kong's most famous open-air market opens at 2:00 pm but really comes to life at dusk, with a bustling array of stalls selling everything from watches and leather ware to clothing and souvenirs. Other attractions include fortune-tellers and occasionally, Cantonese opera singers. Temple Street is in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon.

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 20 min at HK$70.00 / US$9.00 including tunnel fee)
Take hotel shuttle bus to Admiralty and change for MTR subway to Jordan Station (Exit C2), then walk about 2 mins. (30 min)

Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery

Situated in Lantau Island, the majestic figure of the seated Buddha (or Tian Tan) is 34 metres high, was cast in China and took 10 years to complete. Weighing 220 tonnes, it was unveiled in 1993 amid deep religious ceremonies.

Besides attracting Buddhists from all over Asia, the magnificent figure with its compelling presence almost instantly transformed the remote Po Lin Monastery with its devout monks into a must on tourist schedules.

Transportation:

Take hotel shuttle bus to Airport Express Line - Hong Kong Station, and change for the MTR subway to Tung Chung station, and then change for Bus No. 23 to Ngong Ping. (1.5 hr from the hotel)

Heritage

Tram and Ferry Ride

Hong Kong tram was found in 1904 and a tram ride is a relaxing way to see Hong Kong. It has witnessed the development of the city, and the tram remains an efficient and the most economical mode of public transport in Hong Kong. Only runs on the Hong Kong Island, it is the world's largest fleet of double-deck tramcars still in service.

Transportation:

Walk across the pedestrian cross road outside Cosmopolitan Hotel, a tram stop can be found in Wong Nai Chung Road. Fare: HK$2.00 / US$0.25 each.
Another fascinating way to see Hong Kong at sea is to aboard the Star Ferry which has over 100 years of history and was found in 1898. Runs between Tsim Sha Tsui and Central, and also between Tsim Sha Tsui and Wan Chai, a Star Ferry ride will definitely give you a comfortable way to see the Victoria Harbour in day and at night. Fare: HK$2.20 / US$0.25 each (upper deck); HK$1.70 / US$0.20 each (lower deck)
By taxi (approximately 10 min at HK$30.00 / US$4.00) or take hotel shuttle bus to HKCEC to Wan Chai Ferry Pier
By taxi (approximately 15 min at HK$40.00 / US$5.00) or take hotel shuttle bus to Airport Express Line - Hong Kong Station to Central Star Ferry Pier.

By taxi (approximately 10 min at HK$30.00 / US$4.00)
Facing Causeway Bay, walk via Morrison Hill Road and Tin Lok Lane, at the end turn right to take bus no. 26 (HK$3.90 / US$0.60 each) which locates at No.402 Hennessy Road outside e-TECH Centre, and get off in Hollywood Road. (20 min by bus)

By taxi (approximately 10 min at HK$30.00 / US$4.00)
Facing Causeway Bay, walk via Morrison Hill Road and Tin Lok Lane, at the end turn right to take bus no. 26 (HK$3.90 / US$0.60 each) which locates at No.402 Hennessy Road outside e-TECH Centre, and get off in Hollywood Road. (20 min by bus)

The Stanley Military Cemetery and Murray House

The Stanley Military Cemetery is a triumphant and uniquely peaceful place to visit. Originally the final resting ground for the UK Garrison, the cemetery was closed for 70 years until 1941 when it was re-opened when Hong Kong was attacked during the Second World War.

Transportation:

Take Bus No. 6, 6A, 6X or 260 (HK$8.40 / US$1.10 each) which locates in 280 Queen's Road East opposite to Cosmo Hotel (next to Cosmopolitan Hotel) to Stanley, walk pass St. Steven's Beach to the Cemetery. (35 min from the hotel)
Murray House is a former British army officers' quarters and the oldest example of Western architecture. It was dismantled in 1982 and put back together again - brick by brick.
Take Bus No. 6, 6A, 6X or 260 (HK$8.40 / US$1.10 each) which locates in 280 Queen's Road East opposite to Cosmo Hotel (next to Cosmopolitan Hotel) to Stanley. (30 min from the hotel)

Clock Tower in Tsim Sha Tsui

The old Clock Tower near the Star Ferry concourse in Tsim Sha Tsui has over 90 years of history and is a landmark of the bygone era of the Age of Steam. With its distinctive design in red brick and granite, the tower is a reminder of those Colonial times. But over many years it had far greater significance for the Chinese in which the former terminus was the final stop on their rail journeys from villages in their homeland to new lives either in Hong Kong or by ship to distant destinations overseas.

Transportation:

By taxi (approximately 20 min at HK$70.00 / US$9.00 including tunnel fee)
Take hotel shuttle bus to Admiralty and change for MTR subway to Tsim Sha Tsui Station (Exit E). (30 min)
Take hotel shuttle bus to Airport Express Line Station - Hong Kong Station, and change for Star Ferry from Central to Tsim Sha Tsui. (50 min)