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Our top choices for Outlying Islands bed & breakfast

B&B Cheung Chau

Cheung Chau

Vincent

Rp1.190.723 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jun - 2 Jun

Ming Shing Guesthouse

Wan Chai

Clifford

Rp722.852 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jun - 2 Jun

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Top Outlying Islands Hotel Reviews

Disney's Hollywood Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was wonderful. Anyone thinking about staying should go ahead and book it, you will have an amazing time. From the moment we checked in to the moment we finished our stay, the staff were all very welcoming, friendly and keen to help wherever they could. The facilities at the hotel were excellent. We ate in both restaurants and the food offerings were delicious. The swimming pool and surrounding area was well maintained and the pool was always a welcome retreat during warm days. The shop was well stocked with merchandise. There were only a few snacks for sale, and there were no vending machines which we discovered so this could be worth bearing in mind. Having said this, there were food and snacks options which could be ordered to the room. The rooms themselves were impeccably clean, well insulated against noise and a joy to stay in. The daily shuttle bus to Disneyland / the Disneyland Resort Metro station was frequent and air conditioned and was rarely overcrowded. Disneyland Park is brilliant. Anyone who has grown tired of how crowded and hectic Magic Kingdom has become in Florida would truly enjoy the Hong Kong park. We spent two full days and two part days in the park during our stay and enjoyed every minute. Transport connections to and from the airport are excellent too, as are connections into Hong Kong itself."