Accommodation in London, UK

Information regarding accommodation in London, can be found here.

Accommodation in Hong Kong

Students are required to confirm their choice of accommodation by completing the form once they have successfully enrolled. We offer three different possibilities, including rooms in a student hall of residence, University guesthouse, and hotel. Students may also book their own accommodation if they wish.

1) University-based options

• Student Hall of Residence

Summer School participants will be able to book rooms in the University halls for the duration of the Summer School. This is a special arrangement for TRSS participants.
Summer School participants will be housed in study bedrooms grouped on single-sex corridors with shared bathrooms. The cost of the accommodation from 11 to 24 July 2010 (13 nights) is HK$2,800. It is basic, single-room accommodation which is neither new nor top of the range, but the bedrooms are clean, furnished and of adequate size.

• Dr Ng Tor Tai International House

A guesthouse run by the University, it is in a very convenient location, just 5 minutes' walk to the Summer School venue.
Package: Single room, from 11 to 24 July 2010 (13 nights) @HK$10,000 (3% government tax and 10% service charge are included.)

Map showing location of residences.

2) Outside Campus option

• Metropark Hotel

20 minutes' bus ride from the campus. 15 minutes' walk to city centre - Mongkok.
Package: Single room, from 11 to 24 July 2010 (13 nights) @HK$8,320 (3% government tax and 10% service charge are included.)
Extra night @ $640.
- Free in-room broadband Internet access (unlimited usage).
- Free local telephone calls
- Free use of Hotel's swimming pool & fitness room facilities

All accommodation packages are available on a first-come-first-served basis. Room charges will not be refunded for shorter stays. You will need to pay for the room charges in advance when settling your tuition fee.

Those planning to stay in other guesthouse, hotels etc. will find a range of options through tourist information sites such as the Discover Hongkong Website.