🇭🇰Stanley｜The best check-in guide after three visits❗️

🏝️Stanley is definitely one of my favorite check-in spots in Hong Kong during my four years. When the weather is good, it really feels like a small town in the south of France. Not only can you take a stroll along the beach to rest and drink afternoon tea leisurely, but you can also check in and take photos to create great photos! Here is a super check-in guide I have summarized after three visits to Stanley:

👗Clothing: Stanley’s overall architecture is European-style, with some colorful graffiti walls, so it is recommended to either wear solid white or beige to create a contrast, or wear some bright colors to complement it, both of which will look great in photos.

🚌Transportation: Get off at Hong Kong Station on the Island Line. There is a bus terminal under the building, or get off at Admiralty C1 and take Bus 6 or 6X to Stanley Plaza directly.

📸Travel routes and check-in points: The route I personally recommend most is: Stanley Plaza → Murray House → Stanley Blake Pier → Stanley Main Street → Stanley Market → Stanley Back Beach. Locations that are good for taking photos include the Murray Building: it is an overall European-style building, which is very photogenic; the pier: when the sun is good, you can take good photos of the sea, and you can also take photos of light and shadow; Stanley Main Street: the pink house and the yellow house are both good for taking photos; Stanley Back Beach: you can take photos on the beach. If you have enough time, you can also go to Mount Ma Kong, where you can overlook the entire Stanley.

☕️Afternoon tea and dinner: For afternoon tea, I recommend Pane e Latte from the Pink House. The inside of the store is also very beautiful. The overall decoration is European style and there are many flowers, which gives a very spring feeling. As for desserts, I personally think they are more European and American in taste and a little sweet. Dinner along the seaside promenade is great. You can watch the sunset, taste Western food and drink some wine. It's very relaxing.

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Post by _ForestGuardian | Apr 11, 2025