The cheapest route from the airport to Ramada Hotel on the West Ring Road.

The cheapest route is to take bus E 1 1 at the airport and get off at Shun Tak Centre in Sheung Wan, then walk to Westport City and get off at Des Voeux Road West near Jia 'an Street, and pay the fare with Octopus, only 23.3 Hong Kong dollars (E 1 1+). However, it's not cost-effective, because there are many stops at E 1 1, so it's better to take A 1 (City Flyer), which is faster, the fare is 40 dollars, and you can transfer to1bus for free (using Octopus). Or take bus A 12 (fare $45) and get off at Saipan Yingchangjia Industrial Building (the first stop after crossing the Western Harbour Crossing). The hotel is not far from the station. If you want to take the Airport Express (Airport Railway) to Hong Kong Station, then take a taxi to the hotel. Airport Express fare 100, about $30 by taxi from Hong Kong Station. The most recommended bus is A 12, which is cost-effective and can almost go directly to the hotel. When you visit Hong Kong, you can take a free hotel bus to the International Financial Center. It will be more convenient to go to Central and transfer to Tsim Sha Tsui and the Peak. Free coffee and black tea, since Ctrip said there is, if there is no, if there is no or charge, you can complain to Ctrip. The check-in time of the hotel is 14:00, but it doesn't matter if you arrive early. You/kloc-arrive at the airport at 0/2: 00, go through the immigration formalities, get your luggage, and go to the hotel from the airport. It's almost 1 pm. As long as there are vacancies in the hotel (the room type you booked), you can stay. 14:00 is the latest check-in time, that is to say, as long as you make a successful reservation, the hotel will guarantee you a room at the latest on the day of check-in 14:00. If you arrive n hours in advance, it is only possible, but there is no guarantee that there will be a room before 14:00. If you have an extra memory card, take it with you. If you have a digital companion, download the photos you take every day to your digital companion. If not, bring a notebook. Anyway, I took a notebook, and hundreds of photos taken every night were uploaded to the computer. I didn't feel inconvenient.