




bnb Cheung Chau - Tung Wan
Pet-friendly hotel with beach access near Cheung Chau Ferry Pier
Airport access
How you get from this hotel to the gate.
About this hotel
bnb Cheung Chau - Tung Wan provides a tranquil island escape with the convenience of beach access, ideal for families and pet owners. The hotel is a short three-minute walk from Cheung Chau Ferry Pier, connecting you to the wider Hong Kong area. Rooms are air-conditioned for comfort, and free Wi-Fi keeps you connected. A restaurant on-site caters to dining needs, and the smoke-free property ensures a pleasant environment for all guests. For airport transfers, a taxi ride takes approximately 35 minutes, offering a direct route for early flights or late arrivals.
- Beach access
- Pet-friendly
- Restaurant
- Free Wi-Fi
Our take
Bnb Cheung Chau Tung Wan is for travellers who would rather spend a night on an island beach than beside a terminal. The beach access, restaurant and free Wi-Fi make it easy for families, and the ferry pier is three minutes away on foot. A 7.6 rating from 86 reviews suggests a pleasant but not polished stay. I would choose it for the setting and plan the ferry and airport transfer in advance.
- If you're travelling with pets, confirm their policy directly with the hotel before your arrival.
- Consider the 35-minute taxi ride to the airport for convenience, especially with luggage or early flights.
- Explore Cheung Chau island by foot or bicycle, taking advantage of the nearby ferry pier for excursions.
Why we love it
- Direct beach access for relaxation
- Pet-friendly accommodation option
- Close proximity to Cheung Chau Ferry Pier
- On-site restaurant for easy dining
Why guests love itThis is a 3-star, pet-friendly stay on Cheung Chau with direct beach access and air-conditioned rooms, three minutes on foot from Cheung Chau Ferry Pier. A restaurant is on site and Wi-Fi is free, so families can take it easy on the island without planning each meal. Guests rate it 7.6 from 86 reviews. It suits a relaxed island night near Hong Kong rather than a quick hop beside the terminals.