Lantau Island’s verdant peaks and coastline wow travellers on the descent into Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). While the airport is an icon of efficiency with convenient connections to the city centre as well as the Greater Bay Area, sometimes it makes the most sense to stay right on Lantau – whether it’s for the ease of catching an early flight, proximity to the events hub of AsiaWorld-Expo or a shopper’s stopover at Tung Chung’s Citygate outlet mall.
Lantau is around half an hour from the big-city energy of Central or Kowloon, but it has its own blockbuster attractions such as Hong Kong Disneyland and the Big Buddha, as well as nature trails and beaches. Also nearby is one of Hong Kong’s most enchanting areas: Tai O, a traditional fishing village.
Read on for our guide to the best hotels near Hong Kong airport and elsewhere on Lantau Island.

Full facilities for family and business at one of the few hotels directly connected to Hong Kong’s airport
A mere two-minute walk from HKIA’s Terminal 1, the 1,171-room Regal Airport Hotel Hong Kong is one of the city’s largest hotels – and the obvious choice for transiting travellers. Yet the services on offer here go far beyond your standard airport hotel. A range of food and beverage outlets cater to different palates and dietary needs, while state-of-the-art meeting facilities suit events of all sizes. Those with young children can take advantage of family rooms, a playground and proximity to attractions like Hong Kong Disneyland.
Detail you’ll love: double-glazed soundproofed windows in all rooms to block out runway noise.
Pool? Yes, an outdoor pool and an indoor pool.
9 Cheong Tat Road, Hong Kong International Airport, Chek Lap Kok, 2286 8888
A sleek stay with lifestyle perks near the airport
Regala Skycity Hotel is the next closest hotel to the airport after Regal, with direct access to HKIA’s Terminal 2 and the renowned events venue AsiaWorld-Expo. A shuttle service connects guests between the hotel and the airport, Tung Chung MTR station, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB) or Disneyland. This property offers more than just convenience for transit guests, with stylish rooms and suites designed for both short stays and extended visits. Facilities include multiple dining venues, a fitness centre, a rooftop jogging track and even a putting green.
Detail you’ll love: thoughtful communal spaces for work and play, from a lounge to outdoor recreational areas.
Pool? Yes, a seasonal outdoor pool.
8 Airport Expo Boulevard, Hong Kong International Airport, 3556 3288

Credit: SkyCity Marriott

Credit: SkyCity Marriott
Business travellers head here for an easy, pampered stay
The Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel is so close to the airport that guests wake up to views of the runway – or the impressive Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge – from the 658 plush rooms. The hotel boasts a grand ballroom, several meeting rooms, a 24-hour fitness centre, Marriott’s signature Quan Spa and numerous dining venues – most notably Cantonese restaurant Man Ho. Take advantage of the complimentary shuttle service to the airport and to Tung Chung MTR station, a hub connecting to many of Lantau Island’s attractions.
Detail you’ll love: marble bathrooms equipped with residential bath amenities in lieu of single-use products.
Pool? Yes, an indoor pool.
1 Sky City Road East, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau, 3969 1888

Credit: Novotel Citygate
A convenient choice near the airport and Lantau sights
Novotel Citygate in Tung Chung offers a hassle-free stay just a 10-minute shuttle ride from the airport. Rooms are generously sized – starting at 300sq ft – and tastefully furnished, while four onsite restaurants serve everything from Asian to Mediterranean to comfort classics. Shoppers will find discounts on over 150 international brands at the adjoining Citygate Outlets mall, which also offers direct MTR access to the city centre. You’re a bus ride from the quaint Tai O fishing village, while the scenic Ngong Ping 360 cable car will bring you to Po Lin Monastery and the Big Buddha.
Detail you’ll love: the 20-metre-long pool is part of a landscaped garden area with mountain and sea views.
Pool? Yes, an outdoor pool.
51 Man Tung Road, Tung Chung, 3602 8888

A refined destination for stopovers or staycations
Sitting on the waterfront in Tung Chung North is one of the area’s more luxurious properties. While the Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung is a great transit hotel, it makes for an even better gateway to the delights of Lantau, with sea and mountain views giving a foretaste of the island’s natural beauty. The excellent Sunset Grill and the Cantonese restaurant Yue underpin the hotel’s commitment to quality, while a swathe of event spaces cater to everything from boardroom meetings to weddings.
In the same complex resides sister hotel the Four Points by Sheraton Hong Kong, Tung Chung , featuring 1,001 rooms and several dining options of its own.
Detail you’ll love: the outdoor terrace at the rooftop Sunset Grill – possibly the best in the city to watch passing planes with a cocktail in hand.
Pool? Yes, an outdoor pool.
9 Yi Tung Road, Tung Chung, 2535 0000

Gorgeous sea views fit for a romantic getaway
Auberge has become a popular venue for weddings thanks to its picture-perfect white chapel and tranquil setting in Discovery Bay. This family-friendly suburb boasts restaurants, beaches and access to hiking trails, while being less than 30 minutes from the airport by car. The hotel’s top floors are dedicated to one-, two- and three-bedroom suites with separate lounges and unobstructed panoramas of lush hillside or shimmering sea. Couples can indulge at Spa Botanica, while families will get a kick out of the kids’ club.
Detail you’ll love: sundowners on the breezy outdoor terrace of Café bord de Mer & Lounge.
Pool? Yes, an outdoor pool.
88 Siena Avenue, Discovery Bay, 2295 8288

Credit: Tai O Heritage Hotel
Old-school charm in a traditional fishing village
For about a century, marine police kept watch for smugglers from this perch on the west coast of Lantau. Now the building is a graciously restored nine-room hotel replete with original features, from fireplaces to brass lights. Managed by the Hong Kong Heritage Conservation Foundation, the hotel works closely with the community to preserve its traditions; the glass-roofed restaurant spotlights local ingredients like shrimp paste, mountain begonia and salted fish. Tai O lies within an hour of the airport – find out everything to see and do there in our Tai O stopover guide.
Read our full Tai O Heritage Hotel review.
Detail you’ll love: Two small holding cells by the check-in desk serve as vivid reminders of the hotel’s past.
Pool? No.
Shek Tsai Po Street, Tai O, 2985 8383
This story was originally published in December 2020 and updated in June 2026.