1. Yesinn Hong Kong is a
new, small, clean,
comfortable, and
convenient place for
backpackers, young
people, internship and
budget business
travellers who are
looking for a warm,
local, homely
atmosphere and an
affordable quality
hostel.

2. 
24 hours access with no curfew,
no lock-out
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All rooms en-suite with shower
& toilet
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Air-conditioning, color TV and
windows
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Bed linen is included
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Free and unlimited Wireless
(WiFi) broadband access
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Telephone (free local calls)
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Key card access to the rooms
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Individual lockers in dorm
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CCTV systems
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Communal refrigerator &
microwave

3. 
Free Internet corner
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Laundry service
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Luggage store
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Self-service Ironing
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Travel Desk/Travel Info
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VISA/Master credit card accepted

4. 
The Peak
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Magical Victoria Harbour
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Happy Valley Racecourse
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Hollywood Road, Cat Street, Man Mo Temple
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Lan Kwai Fong & SoHo
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Stanley Market & Murray House

5. 
The Peak
The Peak is one of the most popular
attractions in Hong Kong. Looking
down from The Peak you'll be
amazed by the spectacular view of
the surrounding city skyline, the
world-famous Victoria Harbour and
Kowloon, towering skyscrapers
and peaceful green hillsides.
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Magical Victoria
Harbour
Victoria Harbour is one of Hong
Kong's greatest assets, a jewel that
people marvel at, no matter how
many times they visit the city.
People come from all over the
world to see and admire it.

6. 
Happy Valley
Racecourse
Attending a race meeting under the
dazzling lights of the Happy Valley
Racecourse is an opportunity to
capture the essence and the vitality
of Hong Kong backpacker hostel
Chinese culture.
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Hollywood Road, Cat
Street, Man Mo Temple
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.

7. 
Lan Kwai Fong & SoHo
When the lights go down, the "in
crowd" heads for Lan Kwai Fong, a
buzzing center of clubs, bars and
restaurants. This cheerful warren
of Western-style restaurants,
nightclubs, delicatessens and bars
is a must for night owls and people
watchers.
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Stanley Market &
Murray House
A popular market town on the sunny
south side of Hong Kong Island,
Stanley's relaxed ambience, crisp
sea environs and bargain buys
have made it world famous.