Add your sail date and the links open on the night before.
Booking.com links are affiliate links: Seabound Journeys may earn a commission if you book, at no extra cost to you. Booking.com doesn't change our rankings — which come only from what each hotel publishes. Affiliate disclosure.
Prince is first on 55, three points clear of Holiday Inn Express CBD2, and the lead depends on which berth you sail from. At 0.3 road miles from Ocean Terminal on our routing it clears our half-mile walk rule easily — but only if your ship docks at Ocean Terminal.
Kai Tak is the other case: 5.2 road miles and about 12 minutes — roughly HK$95 (about US$12) on the meter.
Its page lists direct access to the China Ferry Terminal. That's a ferry port, not the cruise terminal, and the two get mixed up.
The page notes the 3% Hotel Accommodation Tax, effective 1 January 2025. SAVVY is the one restaurant listed — teppanyaki, Korean barbecue and grills — and breakfast comes only with select packages and dining offers. Check-in is 15:00 and check-out 12:00 — per the hotel's FAQ, and the page puts Tsim Sha Tsui MTR 5 minutes on foot.
Read your cruise documents first. If they say Ocean Terminal, book it. If they say Kai Tak, start with Holiday Inn Express CBD2.
Book it if
- Your ship docks at Ocean Terminal and you'd like it a stroll away
- Korean barbecue or teppanyaki sounds like a last dinner
- You'd rather see the tax on the page than guess
Look elsewhere if
- Your ship is at Kai Tak — about 12 minutes off by taxi.
- You thought the China Ferry Terminal was the cruise terminal. It isn't.
- A pool or a gym has to be on the page.
Ocean Terminal is where Prince earns it
It's about 19.5 road miles from Hong Kong Airport on our routing, and about 5.2 to Kai Tak. Question marks below are rides you book yourself.
A hotel limousine from HK$930 a vehicle, booked in advance; a taxi at about HK$350 to 420 (about US$45–55); the Airport Express to Kowloon Station, about 25 minutes, then a taxi; or Citybus A21 or A25. All per the hotel's FAQ.
Hotel limousine
No cruise service is listed. At 0.3 road miles on our routing, Ocean Terminal counts as a walk under our half-mile rule. Kai Tak is a taxi of about 12 minutes.
Prince's page lists direct access to the China Ferry Terminal, a ferry port, not a cruise berth. On our routing Ocean Terminal is 0.3 road miles (0.5 km) off, 2 minutes by car, and Kai Tak 5.2 (8.3 km), 12 minutes.
Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station is 5 minutes on foot, per the hotel's own page. The terminal lists Citybus 20X from Tsim Sha Tsui, a new circular route that started 28 September 2026: HK$10.30 (about US$1), 06:00 to 23:00, every 20 to 30 minutes. Confirm the stop with Citybus.
The cheap way to Kai Tak is Citybus 20X from Tsim Sha Tsui at HK$10.30. With bags, a taxi is simpler, about HK$95.
No cruise service is listed. At 0.3 road miles on our routing, Ocean Terminal counts as a walk under our half-mile rule. Kai Tak is a taxi of about 12 minutes.
Prince's page lists direct access to the China Ferry Terminal, a ferry port, not a cruise berth. On our routing Ocean Terminal is 0.3 road miles (0.5 km) off, 2 minutes by car, and Kai Tak 5.2 (8.3 km), 12 minutes.
Landing on sail morning? Skip the night and go airport to terminal; the airport page has the landing check.
Which terminal
Kai TakPrince sits in Harbour City — which holds Ocean Terminal, so the walk is real. Most turnarounds on Kai Tak's 2026-27 schedule leave from 33 Shing Fung Road instead, about 5.2 road miles away. Your documents name the terminal, and the Hong Kong cruise guide lists who uses which.
Source: kaitakcruiseterminal.com.hkDistance
~5.2 road mi to Kai Tak, our routingPrince's page lists direct access to the China Ferry Terminal, a ferry port, not a cruise berth. On our routing Ocean Terminal is 0.3 road miles (0.5 km) off, 2 minutes by car, and Kai Tak 5.2 (8.3 km), 12 minutes.
Source: marcopolohotels.comTo the ship
Walk to Ocean TerminalNo ship shuttle is listed, and for Ocean Terminal none is needed: it's a short walk on our routing. For Kai Tak, book the taxi ahead. It's about 12 minutes with no traffic.
Source: marcopolohotels.comAnd if the ship is at Kai Tak
MTR and bus
MTR station documentedTsim Sha Tsui MTR Station is 5 minutes on foot — per the hotel's own page. The terminal lists Citybus 20X from Tsim Sha Tsui, a new circular route that started 28 September 2026: HK$10.30, 06:00 to 23:00, every 20 to 30 minutes — confirm the stop with Citybus.
Source: marcopolohotels.comThe taxi, priced by us
About HK$95 to Kai TakOur arithmetic of the government tariff gives about HK$95 to Kai Tak and about HK$30 (about US$4) to Ocean Terminal, on the tariff effective 14 July 2024. Bags at HK$6 (about US$0.76) each, tolls and any booking fee come on top.
Source: td.gov.hkBags
Lockers at both terminalsPrince Hotel's page doesn't say whether it holds bags after checkout. Kai Tak lists lockers at HK$12 to HK$24 (about US$2–3) for four hours, and Harbour City lists them at Ocean Terminal from HK$20 (about US$3) for two. Holland America says Kai Tak has no storage.
Source: kaitakcruiseterminal.com.hkGuest parking
Guest parking: price not statedPrince Hotel’s page prints nothing on guest parking.
Source: marcopolohotels.comPlan a taxi, not a car. Hong Kong cruise parking covers why, and the hub's ride section covers every hotel.
The morning, if the berth is Ocean Terminal
Sail day at Prince, read against the one terminal where it works.
SAVVY, which covers teppanyaki, Korean barbecue, Asian dishes, seafood and grills — no pool or gym is mentioned on the page we read.
If your documents say Ocean Terminal, there's nothing to book: 0.3 road miles is a stroll or a two-minute cab. If they say Kai Tak, book a taxi of about 12 minutes for the night before.
Included only in select room packages and dining offers, per the hotel — a plain rate isn't said to include it.
Ocean Terminal is about 0.5 km off, Kai Tak about 8.3. Your check-in window decides when you leave, not the hotel.
55 of 94, most of it from one address
The 55 is 25 for distance to Kai Tak, 15 for the walk to Ocean Terminal, 12 for the MTR and 3 for an evening. The hub explains how we score the night before.
What the page leaves open
Worth knowing
- The page prints the 3% Hotel Accommodation Tax in force from 1 January 2025.
- Rooms run from Superior to Continental suites — with Premier Harbourview and Family types.
- Check-in is 15:00 and check-out 12:00 — per the hotel's FAQ.
- The page's 35 minutes by car to the airport is its own figure; ours is 30 minutes.
- The 3% Hotel Accommodation Tax has applied since 1 January 2025, per the IRD, and a 10% service charge is commonly added — ask whether the Prince Hotel rate you're quoted includes them.
What we couldn’t confirm
- A pool or a gym
- Guest parking
Everything above comes from Prince's own pages or Marco Polo's, read October 5, 2026 — confirm the breakfast terms with the hotel before you pay.
SAVVY for dinner, breakfast by package
The evening
Food or bar on siteSAVVY, which covers teppanyaki, Korean barbecue, Asian dishes, seafood and grills — no pool or gym is mentioned on the page we read.
Breakfast
Not freeIncluded only in select room packages and dining offers, per the hotel — a plain rate isn't said to include it.
Address
Harbour City, Canton Road23 Canton Road, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Hotel website
Check-in, tax and rooms on Prince's page
The page's standard facts: times, the 3% tax, rooms. The gaps are a pool or a gym and guest parking — so ask Prince about both before you pay.
Check-in and check-out
Breakfast
Included only in select room packages and dining offers
Minimum age
Prince Hotel’s page doesn’t state it.
Extra fees
3% Hotel Accommodation Tax noted on the hotel's page, effective 1 January 2025
Parking for your stay
The page doesn’t say
Wi-Fi
Not stated
Pool
No pool or gym mentioned on the page we read
Pets
Prince's page doesn't mention pets.
Accessibility
Prince Hotel’s pages we read don’t detail accessible rooms — so call before you book one.
Also worth knowing
- Prints the 3% Hotel Accommodation Tax
- The China Ferry Terminal isn't Ocean Terminal
Restaurants and bars
- SAVVYTeppanyaki, Korean barbecue, Asian, seafood and grills
What the hotel lists nearby
- Tsim Sha Tsui MTR5 min on foot
- Star Ferry Pier8 min on foot
- China Ferry Terminaldirect access, a ferry port
Distances as Prince Hotel or its brand lists them, kept in its own units.
On site
- GymNot stated
- Pets allowedNot stated
- EV chargingNot stated
- Guest laundryNot stated
Rooms
Superior, Deluxe, Premier, Premier Harbourview, Premier Family, Superior Connecting Family and Superior Suite types — plus Continental Deluxe, Harbour View and Superior Suites.
Prince against its neighbours
Before you book Prince Hotel, read the Hong Kong cruise guide, Hong Kong cruise parking and the splurge list, the terminal facts, not the marketing.
Wake up in Harbour City, a short walk from Ocean Terminal.
Send us your sail date, not a deposit, and we'll check Prince Hotel for the night before. The form takes no payment.
Prince, answered
Can I walk from Prince to Ocean Terminal?
By our rule, yes — both sit in the Harbour City complex per Harbour City's page, and our routing makes it about 0.3 road miles (0.5 km), 2 minutes by car, under our half-mile line. It only helps if your ship is at Ocean Terminal, so check your documents.
Does direct access to the China Ferry Terminal mean a cruise berth?
No — Prince's page lists direct access to the China Ferry Terminal, a ferry port. Ocean Terminal is the cruise terminal in Harbour City, with its own berths.
Is the 3% accommodation tax in Prince's price?
We can't tell — the page notes the 3% Hotel Accommodation Tax effective 1 January 2025, which matches the Inland Revenue Department, but it doesn't say whether the rate you see includes it, or the usual service charge.
What does Prince give you for breakfast?
Only a package or a dining offer: the page says breakfast comes with select room packages and dining offers. SAVVY, the restaurant listed, covers Asian dishes and grills.
How do I get from Hong Kong Airport to Prince?
The hotel's FAQ gives four ways: a limousine from HK$930 a vehicle, booked ahead; a taxi at about HK$350 to HK$420; the Airport Express to Kowloon Station and then a taxi; or Citybus A21 or A25. There's no shuttle. Our routing says 19.5 road miles, 30 minutes with no traffic.
Booking the cruise too?
Ocean Terminal or Kai Tak? Send your ship and date and we'll confirm the berth, then price Prince Hotel, the night, not the cruise. No obligation.
Got it — thank you.
Seabound Journeys will follow up within one business day. In the meantime, feel free to keep reading about Prince Hotel.
Want to talk sooner? Book a free 30-minute call.
Journey further.