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The Garden View – YWCA Hotel

	Nestled between the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, in the prestigious Mid-levels residential area, No.1, MacDonnell Road offers the perfect city living. Price: From $199 to $425 Add:1 MacDonnell Road, Mid-levels, Hong Kong

Walking distance to the Hong Kong business, financial centre and shopping malls. Peak Tram Station and the trendy nightspot Lan Kwai Fong all at your doorstep. Easily access to all public transportations and nearby MTR Central Station.

Nestled between the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, in the prestigious Mid-levels residential area, No.1, MacDonnell Road offers the perfect city living.

large number of tourists flock every year to Hong Kong as it is one of the greatest tourist destinations of Asia. The wonderful blend of the oriental and the occidental cultures accompanied by the cool splashes of the South China Sea is capable of inviting a lot of people from all over the world. Tourists to a busy city like this would obviously want to have a good resting place where they can have some peace at the end of a hectic day filled with sightseeing and touring around the whole city. The Garden View International House Hotel, Hong Kong is one of those hotels where you will find yourself very much at home.

The Garden View International House Hotel, Hong Kong is located at a very convenient place in the Mid-Levels. The Mid-Levels is an up-market residential area in the city. The hotel is also placed such that many important tourist attractions are scattered around within short distance.

Garden View International House Hotel, Hong Kong is owned by the YWCA. It is a 20 storey building and provides a bird’s eye view of one of the most attractive places of the city—the Hong Kong Botanical Gardens. The hotel resembles a cylinder in shape and is perched on top of a small hill.

The Garden View International House Hotel, Hong Kong is a three-star hotel and offers you wonderful facilities and services. The gymnasium and the swimming pool are great places to keep yourself fit throughout your stay at the city.

You are never going to feel home-sick at this welcoming and inviting Garden View International House Hotel, Hong Kong. Their reception is so nice that it makes you feel at home. The staff out here is very friendly and always at your service.

There’s a suggestion to the tourists to the Garden View International House Hotel, Hong Kong. If you are riding in a taxi, remember to refer to this hotel as the “YWCA” as this is the more popular name of this hotel among the taxi-drivers.