Area Attractions

This area of Hong Kong has been revitalised by the Mid-levels escalator and the surging Hong Kong economy. Head here from our hotel near Pacific Place and stroll through the area bordered by Gough, Staunton, Elgin, Shelley, Old Bailey and Gage Streets; enjoy the bars, café and boutiques within. The whole neighbourhood is positively overflowing with funky little shops, great restaurants and an artistic, almost bohemian atmosphere.

Only 15 minutes from Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, Ocean Park is Hong Kong Island’s most popular theme park. Featuring a cliffside cable car and other thrilling rides, Ocean Park is also host to amazing aquarium exhibits and Giant Pandas, Red Pandas, sealions, and dolphins. This is a must see for visitors to Hong Kong.

The world’s steepest funicular railway transports visitors up Victoria Peak in only eight minutes. Once at the top, enjoy the panoramic views of Hong Kong and Victoria Harbour. Not to be missed.

This hive of activities buzzes relentlessly with hundreds of shoppers and hawkers. You can bargain for already inexpensive clothing, jewellery and small electronic items and have your fortune told.

One of the world’s cheapest harbour cruise for over 100 years, Star Ferry offers the best views of Hong Kong’s skyline and of Victoria Harbour. If you have more time, check out the hop on-hop off tour of the harbour, every hour on the hour on the restored 1920’s Star Ferry!

HarbourChill is a themed harbourfront space next to the Wan Chai Ferry Pier and Exhibition MTR station. Expect various photogenic installations and innovative activities, as well as a special kiosk named WE+ Kiosk on the lawn selling feature snacks, beverages and goods. Visiting with little ones? Check out the Victoria Harbour Children Ride and turn them into mini-racers! Right next to the HarbourChill area, the former bus terminus has been transformed into a race track for kids to speed along in mini-race cars.

From February to March, The Arts Festival happens every year which features various classical performances from Opera, Music, Dance and Theatres. Special performance will also be hosted in Hong Kong Art Centre and Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, which is within walking distance from Grand Hyatt Hong Kong.

In March, Hong Kong Sevens (also known as Rugby’s Sevens) is one of the major sports events in Hong Kong, organized by Hong Kong Rugby Football Union. This tournament takes place every year at the Hong Kong Stadium welcoming the rugby nation to compete for glory. Go visit the bars in Lan Kwai Fong or SoHo to experience the exciting atmosphere during your stay.

April or May Happening on the Cheung Chau Island surrounded by South China Sea, Cheung Chau Bun Festival is a remarkable and unique traditional Chinese event in Hong Kong, attracting tens of thousands of local residents and overseas tourists. At midnight, the bun-snatching activity begins. A number of competitors race up the tower to get hold of the highest bun, an emblem of bringing the best fortune to the holder’s family.

May or June A traditional Chinese event, Dragon Boat Racing is held to celebrate the Tuen Ng Festival. The fierce-looking dragon boats are all ornately craved and painted with dragon heads and tails. Teams are racing lively and vibrantly to compete for the champion.

December Organised by Hong Kong Tourism Board, WinterFest is a not-to-miss event when you travel to Hong Kong with your families and friends in winter. The City Centre goes with glittering decorations, themed Christmas settings and illuminated display on both sides of Victoria Harbour. Shops and restaurants roll out special promotions and programmes to conjure up the festive atmosphere. Don’t miss the exciting New Year’s Night Parade and countdown celebrations to bring the year to a spectacular close.

Within 5 minutes by car from the hotel, IFC mall is located in the heart of Hong Kong Island, housing over 200 international premium fashion brands.

Pacific Place is a complex of shopping centre and office towers situated in Admiralty. The four-level shopping mall features a wide array of international luxury brands from fashion to skincare, beauty and cosmetics. It is only 5-minute car drive from the hotel.

Located in Causeway Bay, one of most bustling districts in Hong Kong, Times Square is one of the largest shopping malls in the city, featuring over 200 renowned brands. It also hosts signature midnight countdown on every Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.

A Japanese-style shopping mall in Hong Kong, Sogo is one of the “must-go” tourist spots in town. Featuring high quality of goods ranging from fashion, accessories, cosmetics and gourmets, visitors can enjoy pleasant one-stop shopping experience.

Take an 8-minute ride by Star Ferry at Wanchai Pier (5-minute walk from the hotel), cross the harbour and visit the shopping landmark in Tsimshatsui – Harbour City. The mall is one of the featured tourist spots in Hong Kong, presenting branded boutiques and a large department store. Connected to the Ocean Terminals which features a wide range of young fashion brands, this place offers a complete and unique shopping experience.