Stanley is a refreshing change from the hustle and bustle of the city. So easy to get to by local bus catching number 6, 6X or 260 from Central bus station. My advice to travel around HK on the MTR or the local buses is to get the Octopus Card, quick, convenient and very good value (local buses do not... More

When I read all the reviews on here i thought wow can't wait to see this place. What a disappointment. Nothing to see here. If you want to walk through tacky market then this is your place. If you want to sit and look at the sea this is your place. But not authentic Hong Kong. Pizza express,McDonald's and Starbucks... More

The bus trip up and down the mountain is a sight in itself, especially when two buses pass each other on the narrow road. Check out the prime real estates belonging to businessman and celebrities. Stanley has a calm relaxed feel and there are many western bars and restaurants. Stanley Plaza is a small mall of boutique shops selling unique... More

This is such a change of pace from the other side of the island. Where HK city is faced paced and crowded, Stanley is relaxed and relatively laid back. Some come here for the shopping. I came over for a relaxed lunch and a stroll along the quayside. If you have the time, you can get to Stanley by taking... More

I went this place in the morning and was quite impressed by the way it looks like a decent place with lots of pedestrians walking around. we had our dinner at Chungs cuisine, a great place for chinese food. is a combination of mall park and beaches and shops. my wife picked up some quick clothes from the stanley market... More

We took a cab to Stanley the day after we flew in from the states so we were very jet lagged so my memory is a bit hazy on it, but I do know it was a beautiful! We were visiting my sister who lives in HK so she was a good guide for the day. Had a very nice... More

I went to Stanley with my boyfriend during our 3 day trip. We took the #40 bus from Causeway Bay. The area is quite nice and definitely a nice change of scenery from the busy streets in other parts of Hong Kong. I did find things to be quite expensive in the area. My single small scoop of gelato was... More

A 100 $HK cab ride away ( $16), Stanley is an easy getaway from the concrete jungle. The waterside promenade has an easy family friendly vibe with a variety of restaurants to please any palate. The market is a bit of fun but don't expect to find anything particularly interesting as its a collection of kitsch and touristy trinkets. Overall,... More

Take the Number 6 bus not the 6x or any of the others. The 6 goes up and over the peak to get over to Stanley. Great views and sights along the way. Stanley itself did not excite us. Very touristy. I would do it again if we were back in Hong Kong but only for the ride over and... More