Hong Kong
China

One of the world’s most extraordinary cities, where rippling mountains, a kaleidoscopic waterfront and futuristic architecture merge with fabulous food, sizzling nightlife and top shopping.
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If you want a hotel with an authentic location, a hip design and a social conscience, look no further than the Eaton Hong Kong.
It’s parked on the corner of one of Kowloon’s busiest thoroughfares, Nathan Road, opposite the dragon-wrapped entrance gate to Temple Street Night Market.
Inside, rooms have copies of the International Declaration of Human Rights in the bedside drawer. There’s a co-working space – Eaton Workshop – that also holds film screenings, art talks and music events. And office space has been donated to an NGO assisting refugees.
Locals love the array of cut-price Asian snacks available at the hotel’s food court, and the cocktails at Terrible Baby, which has a dog-friendly outdoor terrace and happy hour from 2pm-8pm, Sunday to Thursday – meaning there’s always a buzz about the place.
Filmmakers flock to Yau Ma Tei for its old-school aesthetic, blending pastel-coloured high-rises with vintage neon signs and packed street markets.
A nearby MTR station, plus a multitude of buses and mini-buses make it a breeze to get around the rest of the city from here.
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One of the world’s most extraordinary cities, where rippling mountains, a kaleidoscopic waterfront and futuristic architecture merge with fabulous food, sizzling nightlife and top shopping.