We are delighted to offer a special accommodation deal for competitors at the Dorsett Wanchai and its sister hotel, the Cosmo Hotel. The offer period runs from 6–9 November 2026 for bookings of 2–3 nights, and the room rate includes breakfast and access to the gym.
Ideally situated within the core business district of Hong Kong Island, Dorsett Wanchai and Cosmo Hotel are adjacent to the vibrant hubs of Causeway Bay and Wanchai. From the hotel, Times Square and the Causeway Bay MTR Station are just an 8-minute walk away. Tram and bus stations are located right at the hotel’s doorstep. Furthermore, the hotel provides a convenient daily complimentary shuttle bus service with routes covering Causeway Bay, Wanchai, Central, and the Airport Express Hong Kong Station.
Note: A special room allocation has been reserved for Hong Kong Dragon Run competitors at the preferential rates listed below. We therefore recommend booking early to secure your preferred accommodation. The booking and cancellation deadline is 6 October 2026. Please read the full Terms and Conditions below.
Dorsett Wanchai, Hong Kong
387-397 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai
Dorsett Wanchai is pleased to offer paddlers an exclusive room rate for our Superior Rooms and Premier Causeway Bay City View Rooms. The following benefits are included in your stay:
Daily buffet breakfast (for up to 2 persons per room)
Complimentary 1000Mbps Wi-Fi with Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) for up to 10 devices simultaneously
Complimentary 24-hour gym room access
For your comfort and convenience, every guestroom is fully equipped with a flat-screen TV, a well-stocked minibar, a personal safe, and tea and coffee-making facilities. The hotel houses a premium restaurant that serves a fusion of traditional and modern Chinese cuisine alongside exquisite dim sum. It also features the signature 3T Bar, which offers a curated selection of fine wines and creative cocktails.
SUPERIOR ROOM
Dorsett Wanchai – Superior Room, Sandblasted Window
HK$1,030 per room per night
Subject to 10% service charge and 3% hotel accommodation tax per room per night
Size: 19-22 sq. m. with sandblasted window view
PREMIER CAUSEWAY BAY CITY VIEW ROOM
Dorsett Wanchai – Premier Causeway Bay City View
HK$1,250 per room per night
Subject to 10% service charge and 3% hotel accommodation tax per room per night.
There are limited rooms with this offer so please book ASAP.
Cosmo Hotel, Hong Kong
375-377 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai
The Cosmo Hotel in Wan Chai is offering an exclusive room rate for paddlers for its Superior and Executive Rooms. The following benefits are included in your room rate:
Light breakfast (for up to 2 persons per room)
Complimentary 200Mbps Wi-Fi with Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) for up to 4 devices simultaneously
Complimentary 24-hour gym room access (Next door at Dorsett Wanchai)
For your comfort and convenience, every guestroom is fully equipped with a flat-screen TV, a well-stocked minibar, a personal safe, and tea and coffee-making facilities.
SUPERIOR ROOM
Cosmo Hotel – Superior Room
HK$760 per room per night
Subject to 10% service charge and 3% hotel accommodation tax per room per night
Size: approx. 17 sq. m., Causeway Bay city view
EXECUTIVE ROOM
Cosmo Hotel – Executive Room
HK$980 per room per night
Subject to 10% service charge and 3% hotel accommodation tax per room per night.
Size: approx. 18 sq. m, Causeway Bay city view – higher floor
There are limited rooms with this offer so please book ASAP.
Terms & Conditions:
Above room rates are applicable to single / double occupancy
Reservation is required to make in advance by reservation link / email / phone
Reservation deadline: 6 October 2026
Cancellation deadline: 6 October 2026, booking is not allowed to cancel, otherwise, 100% room rental will be applied as penalty
Reservation is subject to hotel confirmation and first-come-first-served basis
Any pre & post stay will be subject to hotel rate change and availability
USEFUL INFORMATION
The Hong Kong Airport is located at Chek Lap Kok. Most people will be staying on Hong Kong Island and the best way to get there from the airport is to take the Airport Express train to Central (Note: there are only 3 stops of the route, with Central being the last one). The train platform is on the same level as – and directly across from – the Airport Arrivals Hall. Train tickets cost HK$120 and can be purchased at the ticket counter in the middle of the Arrivals Hall or at the ticket counter at the train exit in Central. It would then be best to grab a taxi to your hotel/destination. The taxi rank is directly across from the Airport Express exit turnstyle. Although most taxi drivers speak English or at least know the major hotels and other destinations in English, it would probably be sensible to carry the name of your hotel written in Chinese in case the driver doesn’t understand you.
Taxis in Hong Kong are very reasonably priced and there are literally thousands of them. As mentioned above, most taxi drivers speak English or at least know the major destinations in English. You mostly still need cash for taxis.
The Weather in Hong Kong in late November should be dry, with temperatures in the 20-24 deg. C. range. Hong Kong has a tropical climate, but can get a little chilly in the winter months as the predominant winds come from the China Mainland in the north. The sea is around 20 – 22 deg C. at that time. The predominant wind is from the NE and normally blows in the 10-20 kt. range.
The Currency of Hong Kong is the Hong Kong dollar, which is pegged to the US Dollar at a rate of 1 US$ = HK$7.8. Currency can be exchanged at the airport (where the rates are likely to be the least user friendly) or at any major bank, of which there are likely to be many within a short distance of where you are staying.
Safety: Although you should always be sensible, Hong Kong is generally a very safe place, with a very low incidence of violent crime.
Language: Although the vast majority of Hong Kong residents are Chinese, most people – particularly in the areas of Hong Kong where you are most likely to frequent – speak decent enough English.
Finding your way around: Most signs are bi-lingual i.e. written in both English and Chinese. It would be advisable to pick up a tourist map from the airport or your hotel and keep it with you at all times or make sure you have roaming so you can access Google Maps. Hong Kong is a very “vertical” city, with many high rise buildings and a very dense population. It is often very difficult to get any idea of where you are from ground level. If in doubt, ask a local.
