11 Nov – 13 Nov 2026 · 1 room · 2 adults

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Bayshore Inn

Name: Bayshore Inn
Address: 29 Hung Shing Yeh Beach, Yung Shue Wan, Lamma, Hong Kong, Islands District, Islands District, CN

29 Hung Shing Yeh Beach, Yung Shue Wan, Lamma, Hong Kong, Islands District - SEE MAP

Highlights

Free Wi-Fi

Complimentary internet access

Parking

On-site parking available

Restaurant

On-site dining available

Laundry service

Laundry & dry cleaning

Check-in: 14:00

Check-out: 12:00

Facilities

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Laundry Bar Restaurant Free Wi-Fi Parking

About us

Location A great hotel to have a nice rest before long walks around the city. Hotel «Bayshore Inn» is located in Islands District. This hotel is located in 17 km from the city center. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel. Places nearby: Hung Shing Yeh Beach, Lo So Shing Beach and South Horizons. At the hotel You can stop by the bar. You can stop by the restaurant. Free Wi-Fi on the territory will help you to stay on-line. If you travel by car, there’s a parking zone. At the guests’ disposal, there’s also a laundry.

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0.1 Very good

Location rating score

Excellent location · Inside city center

Exceptional for walking

Closest airports

Hong Kong Intl 23 km
Taoyuan Taipei 791 km
Noi Bai Hanoi 866 km

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Facilities

LaundryBarRestaurantFree Wi-FiParking

Location

29 Hung Shing Yeh Beach, Yung Shue Wan, Lamma, Hong Kong, Islands District

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Policies

Check-in: from 14:00

Check-out: until 12:00

Check-in / check-out Check-in from 14:00 · check-out by 12:00

According to the Product Eco-responsibility (Amendment) Bill 2023, hotels in Hong Kong can no longer provide free disposable plastic toiletries and plastic-bottled water in the guest room. Guests are encouraged to bring their own supplies. Certain geographic data restrictions are in effect in China. Data is changed by an algorithm that randomly shifts latitude and longitude coordinates for national security purposes. It is recommended to take this into account and independently verify the property's exact location.