• 2026-08-28 Published
• 2026-10-03 Updated
• Asia,
• By Cat Head

Where to Stay in Hong Kong (2026): Best Areas & Hotels for First-Time Visitors

Hong Kong may be compact, but this densely packed international city has an incredible variety of places to stay, from luxury hotels to budget guesthouses. 

If you’re exploring the city on your own, a convenient location can matter more than a bigger room. Stay near the MTR, Hong Kong’s subway system, with restaurants and shops close by, and you’ll save plenty of time getting around. 

I’ve rounded up 4 popular areas to help you decide where to stay in Hong Kong, each with something different to offer—from spectacular skyline views to local food right outside your door. Let’s find the one that suits your trip!

🏨 Which part of Hong Kong is best to stay in?

Space comes at a premium in Hong Kong, but these three tips will help you stay close to the sights without stretching your budget:

1. Choose a hotel less than a 10-minute walk from an MTR station. You’ll be able to reach the main attractions quickly and keep transportation costs down.

2. Look for a safe neighborhood with restaurants, shops, and everyday essentials nearby. It’s reassuring to have an easy walk back at night, with somewhere to eat or pick up anything you need just downstairs.

3. Focus on the main tourist areas on both sides of the harbor: Central–Admiralty–Wan Chai/Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island, and Tsim Sha Tsui–Mong Kok–Kowloon Station in Kowloon. Many of the city’s must-see attractions are in or close to these areas.

✅ 3 Best Areas to Stay in Hong Kong for Tourists

🌆 Tsim Sha Tsui & Kowloon Station

Kowloon’s sightseeing and shopping hub sits beside Victoria Harbour, making it one of the best places to enjoy Hong Kong’s iconic evening skyline. Major shopping spots include K11 MUSEA, Harbour City, and ELEMENTS, with the Avenue of Stars another highlight of the waterfront.

Getting around is easy, too: Tsim Sha Tsui and East Tsim Sha Tsui stations connect you to the wider MTR network, while Kowloon Station has the Airport Express and direct service to Hong Kong Station in Central. 

For anyone wondering where to stay in Hong Kong as a first-time visitor, this is the best area.

🏙️ Central & Admiralty

Hong Kong’s financial and business heart also puts you close to the Peak Tram, Lan Kwai Fong’s nightlife, and Man Mo Temple. Skyscrapers stand alongside colonial-era buildings, giving the area a distinctive mix of old and new.

Central and Admiralty are major MTR interchange stations, making travel around the city especially convenient. With plenty of five-star hotels and a safe, well-established setting, these neighborhoods particularly suit business travelers and visitors who appreciate an upscale hotel experience.

🏬 Causeway Bay & Wan Chai

Shopping and food are the big draws here. Causeway Bay is home to Times Square, SOGO, and Lee Gardens, while Wan Chai brings together older neighborhood streets and the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Restaurants, stores, and everyday conveniences are never far away.

Both neighborhoods are served by the MTR Island Line, with an extensive bus and minibus network offering more ways to get around. There’s a wide selection of hotels, from luxury properties to midrange stays. With its generally safe surroundings and plenty to do, this area works especially well for shoppers, food lovers, and convention visitors.

Other Recommended Areas to Stay

🌃 Mong Kok & Yau Ma Tei

These neighborhoods stay lively long after dark and are full of local character. Langham Place, Ladies’ Market, and Temple Street Night Market are among the area’s familiar stops, offering a taste of Hong Kong’s everyday street life.

Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei, and Jordan stations sit along the Tsuen Wan Line, with direct trains to Tsim Sha Tsui and Central. Main roads and the streets around shopping malls are generally safe. I recommend choosing a hotel near an MTR exit or on a main road. The area is particularly popular with younger travelers, backpackers, and visitors on a tighter budget.

😼 Cathead’s Tips

💡 Hong Kong is generally a very safe city compared with many major cities. That said, some side streets in Sham Shui Po, Mong Kok, and Yau Ma Tei, along with back alleys in Tsim Sha Tsui, can feel less comfortable at night. I wouldn’t recommend wandering through these lanes late in the evening or choosing a hotel hidden down a particularly secluded street.

By comparison, main streets such as Nathan Road, Argyle Street, and Granville Road are well lit and have more people around, making them generally reassuring places to walk.

💡 When choosing a hotel, look for one on a main street, next to a shopping mall, or near other major hotels. A convenient, easy-to-find entrance makes returning after dinner much more comfortable.

🏙️ Recommended Area 1: Tsim Sha Tsui & Kowloon Station

Front-row views of Victoria Harbour, plenty of shopping and dining, and easy access to Harbour City, K11 MUSEA, and the Avenue of Stars. Kowloon Station adds the convenience of a direct Airport Express connection.

Best for:

✔️ First-time visitors: Enjoy skyline views, shopping, and sightseeing from a convenient base.

✔️ Luxury travelers: Choose from some of the best hotels in Hong Kong, including The Ritz-Carlton, Rosewood, The Peninsula, and Regent.

✔ ️ Shopping lovers: Spend the day browsing Harbour City or ELEMENTS, then head to the waterfront for A Symphony of Lights in the evening.

1. Hotel ICON

📍 Near Hung Hom & East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR stations · 🌟 Victoria Harbour views in designated rooms · 🌟 Great value

Photo Source: agoda.com

Hotel ICON was established and supported by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University as a teaching and research hotel. The design is stylish, the service is consistently good, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable, with open views that add to the sense of space. All of that makes it particularly good value for an upscale stay in Hong Kong.

😼 Cathead’s Tip:

Try to fit in a meal at The Market, and book several weeks ahead! This buffet restaurant is a favorite with locals, especially for its seasonal seafood and durian desserts. I’ve been here several times and I’ve never been disappointed. The ingredients are fresh, the dishes are prepared with care, and the service is good, too—there’s a reason I keep going back.

Nearby attractions: Avenue of Stars, K11 MUSEA, Hong Kong Science Museum, Hong Kong Museum of History

Address: 17 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

Getting there: Approximately an 8-minute walk from East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit P2; numerous bus routes also serve Nathan Road.

Ratings: Agoda: 9.1/10 · Google: 4.4/5

Price: Approx. $205 USD+ / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

2. Kowloon Shangri-La, Hong Kong

📍 Near East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station · 🌟 Victoria Harbour views · 🌟 Plenty of dining options · 🌟 Good value for a 5-star hotel

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Kowloon Shangri-La is one of Hong Kong’s longstanding five-star hotels, known for reliable service and a classic hotel experience. Rooms are generously sized and comfortable, while the harbor-view rooms look directly across Victoria Harbour, giving you a wonderful view of the skyline after dark. Compared with some of the other luxury hotels nearby, it can offer particularly good value.

Food is another reason to keep this hotel on your list. Its restaurants include Shang Palace, a Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant, and Nadaman, part of a Japanese restaurant group with a history stretching back more than a century. Both are well regarded by locals and visitors, so don’t overlook the hotel’s own dining options while planning your meals.

Nearby attractions: Avenue of Stars, K11 MUSEA, Hong Kong Science Museum, Hong Kong Museum of History

Address: 64 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon

Getting there: Approximately a 2-minute walk from East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit P

Ratings: Agoda: 9.1/10 · Google: 4.4/5

Price: Approx. $270+ USD / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

3. The Langham Hong Kong

📍 Near Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station · 🌟 Excellent location · 🌟 Steps from shops and restaurants · 🌟 Easy to get around

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Right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, The Langham has an elegant, British-inspired style that carries from the lobby into the guest rooms. Warm colors and classic furnishings create a welcoming atmosphere, while quality bedding and spacious bathrooms make it easy to settle in. Service is attentive without feeling overbearing. The hotel is also home to T’ang Court, its internationally renowned, three-Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant.

The location makes exploring easy: Harbour City, K11 MUSEA, and the Avenue of Stars are all within walking distance, and you can catch the Star Ferry across to Central. If you appreciate thoughtful service and memorable dining, this hotel has plenty to offer, whether you’re here on business or taking a romantic break.

Nearby attractions: Harbour City, K11 MUSEA, Avenue of Stars, Star Ferry Pier

Address: 8 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

Getting there: Approximately a 3–5-minute walk from Exit L5 in the connected Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui station complex

Ratings: Agoda: 8.8/10 · Google: 4.3/5

Price: Approx. $240+ USD / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

4. W Hong Kong

📍 Connected to Kowloon Station & ELEMENTS mall · 🌟 Airport Express right downstairs · 🌟 Easy to get around· 🌟 Rooftop infinity pool

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W Hong Kong is a five-star design hotel with a bold mix of fashion, art, and energy. It sits above Kowloon MTR Station, with ELEMENTS shopping mall downstairs and a direct Airport Express connection—a handy setup when you’re arriving with luggage or heading back to the airport.

The rooms take a modern approach to luxury, pairing vivid colors with contemporary artwork. Some rooms on higher floors also have sweeping views of Victoria Harbour.

One of the hotel’s biggest attractions is its 76th-floor rooftop infinity pool, with a sky-high bar adding to the appeal. It’s a popular spot for photos, and the hotel also has a spa, a gym, and several restaurants and bars, each with its own personality. The atmosphere is lively, making it especially appealing to style-conscious travelers who enjoy a little nightlife.

😼 Cathead’s Tip:

The gym is on the 73rd floor, and the views of Victoria Harbour and the city make quite a backdrop for a workout. I also loved how the rooftop pool looked, though it was a little smaller than I’d hoped and felt crowded with so many guests using it. The changing rooms were beautifully designed and very clean, with impressive city views of their own.

Nearby attractions: West Kowloon Cultural District, M+, Hong Kong Palace Museum, ELEMENTS shopping mall

Address: 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, above ELEMENTS

Getting there: Direct access from Kowloon Station on the Airport Express and MTR Tung Chung Line

Ratings: Agoda: 9.0/10 · Google: 4.3/5

Price: Approx. $320 USD+ / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

🏙️ Recommended Area 2: Central & Admiralty

Hong Kong’s financial and historic heart, where skyscrapers stand alongside colonial-era buildings. The Peak Tram, Lan Kwai Fong’s nightlife, and PMQ’s creative spaces are all part of the area’s appeal.

Best for:

✔️ Business travelers: Walk to the city’s core business district.

✔ ️ Travelers interested in nightlife and culture: Explore Lan Kwai Fong’s bars, Man Mo Temple, and the stone steps of Pottinger Street.

✔️ Visitors who appreciate luxury hotels: Conrad, Four Seasons, The Upper House, and Mandarin Oriental are among the area’s five-star options.

5. Conrad Hong Kong

📍 Near Admiralty MTR Station & connected to Pacific Place · 🌟 Easy to get around · 🌟 Right in the heart of the business district · 🌟 Safe neighborhood

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Conrad is one of Hilton’s luxury brands, and its Hong Kong hotel is known for understated elegance and thoughtful service. Set above Pacific Place in Admiralty, it brings upscale shopping and a major MTR interchange right to your doorstep. If you like having shopping, dining, and transportation in one place, the location is hard to beat.

Rooms pair warm colors and wood finishes with an elegant, contemporary look. They’re spacious and well soundproofed, with higher floors overlooking Victoria Harbour or Victoria Peak. Some suites take in both the city and harbor. The hotel also has several respected fine-dining restaurants, including Golden Leaf, the one-Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant. Business travelers, couples, and guests who value a polished hotel experience will find plenty to like here.

😼 Cathead’s Tip:

On a previous visit, I stayed in a mountain-view room overlooking Victoria Peak and the luxury homes dotted across the hillsides. The scenery was just as beautiful as the harbor views.

The decor was a little dated and the ceilings were on the low side, but there was plenty of space to spread out, and the large windows gave the room an open, welcoming feel. The service was excellent, too.

For a closer look at the rooms, facilities, dining, and my overall stay, you can also check out my full 👉Conrad Hong Kong review.

Nearby attractions: Pacific Place, Hong Kong Park, Peak Tram Lower Terminus, Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens

Address: Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong Island

Getting there: From Admiralty Station, Exit F, walk approximately 3 minutes through Pacific Place to the hotel entrance.

Ratings: Agoda: 8.9/10 · Google: 4.4/5

Price: Approx. $355+ USD / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

6. The Pottinger Hong Kong

📍 Near Central MTR Station & Pottinger Street · 🌟 Great base for exploring Central, Sheung Wan & the rest of Hong Kong Island · 🌟 Charming boutique hotel

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The Pottinger is an award-winning boutique hotel in the heart of Central, on historic Pottinger Street, known for its stone steps. The location brings together the charm of old Hong Kong and the energy of the modern city.

The building’s exterior retains a colonial character, while the interiors and guest rooms combine European elegance with Chinese design details. The result feels refined and carefully considered, with friendly, professional staff adding a personal touch to the luxury experience.

The location is excellent for exploring on foot, with Lan Kwai Fong, PMQ, Man Mo Temple, and the waterfront around the Hong Kong Observation Wheel in the surrounding Central and Sheung Wan area. For travelers who enjoy historic streets, art, and interesting neighborhood finds, it’s a lovely base for getting to know this side of Hong Kong.

😼 Cathead’s Tip:

The neighborhood gets especially lively around Halloween, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve, so you may hear more street noise at night during these celebrations.

Nearby attractions: Pottinger Street, Lan Kwai Fong, PMQ, Man Mo Temple, Hong Kong Observation Wheel

Address: 74 Queen’s Road Central, Central; the main hotel entrance is at 21 Stanley Street.

Getting there: Approximately a 5-minute walk from Central MTR Station, Exit D2

Ratings: Agoda: 8.8/10 · Google: 4.3/5

Price: Approx. $270+ USD / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

7. ibis Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan Hotel

📍 Near Sheung Wan MTR Station · 🌟 Budget-friendly rates · 🌟 Easy to get around · 🌟 Shops and restaurants nearby

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Part of Accor’s budget-friendly ibis brand, this hotel is known for clean rooms, consistent standards, and good value. Its location in Sheung Wan puts you close to both the MTR and Hong Kong’s famous double-decker trams, or “ding dings.” It’s a popular option for travelers looking for affordable Hong Kong hotels in a convenient neighborhood.

The rooms are simple and compact, with the essentials neatly arranged in the practical style ibis is known for. Higher floors also offer harbor-view rooms, looking across Victoria Harbour toward Kowloon’s evening skyline—a nice find at this price point.

Tram and bus stops are right nearby, and you can explore the sights of Central and Sheung Wan on foot, including Central and Lan Kwai Fong farther along the way. Cafes and Cha Chaan Tengs, Hong Kong’s casual local diners, are plentiful in the surrounding streets. If your priorities are price, location, and reliable service, this hotel covers the basics well.

😼 Cathead’s Tip:

Most rooms are about 183 square feet. If you’d like more space, family rooms are roughly twice the size at 366 square feet. Before booking, though, compare rates at other hotels for your dates—you might be able to stay somewhere more upscale for the same price.

Nearby attractions: Western Market, Man Mo Temple, PMQ, Hong Kong Observation Wheel

Address: 28 Des Voeux Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong Island

Getting there: Approximately an 8-minute walk from Sheung Wan MTR Station, Exit C

Ratings: Agoda: 8.2/10 · Google: 4.1/5

Price: Approx. $100+ USD / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

🏙️ Recommended Area 3: Wan Chai & Causeway Bay

A neighborhood pairing made for shopping and eating. Causeway Bay has Times Square, SOGO, and Lee Gardens, while Wan Chai combines older streets, bars, and the convention center, giving you a taste of both traditional and modern Hong Kong.

Best for:

✔️ Shoppers and fashion lovers: Spend your days browsing stores and seeking out good food.

✔️ Business travelers: Stay close to the convention center for exhibitions and meetings.

✔️ Travelers with a midrange budget: Find a broad mix of accommodations, from budget hotels to boutique stays.

8. Novotel Century Hong Kong

📍 Near Wan Chai & Exhibition Centre MTR stations · 🌟 Easy to get around · 🌟 Great value

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Novotel Century Hong Kong is a four-star Accor hotel known for dependable standards, comfortable rooms, and practical facilities. Its central Wan Chai location puts the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Golden Bauhinia Square, and Wan Chai waterfront within walking distance. Convenience stores, pharmacies, and restaurants fill the surrounding streets, so picking up essentials or finding dinner is easy.

Rooms feature warm wood tones and soft grays, with a spacious feel and plenty of natural light. A desk, work chair, and comfortable bed make them practical for catching up on work or relaxing after a day out. Some rooms on higher floors offer views of the Hong Kong Island skyline or a partial harbor view. The overall atmosphere has a little more energy than a typical business hotel.

Nearby attractions: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Wan Chai waterfront, Golden Bauhinia Square, Wan Chai’s older neighborhood streets

Address: 238 Jaffe Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island

Getting there: Approximately a 6-minute walk from Wan Chai Station, Exit A1, or Exhibition Centre Station, Exit A3

Ratings: Agoda: 8.5/10 · Google: 4.2/5

Price: Approx. $130+ USD / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

9. Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Causeway Bay by IHG

📍 Near Causeway Bay MTR Station & Times Square · 🌟 Easy to get around · 🌟 Safe neighborhood · 🌟 Perfect for shopping

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Part of IHG’s upscale hotel lineup, Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Causeway Bay focuses on contemporary comfort and attentive service. Times Square, Lee Gardens, and SOGO are just a few minutes away on foot, making this a handy address for anyone planning to shop and eat their way around Causeway Bay. The hotel also borders the upscale residential neighborhood of Happy Valley, giving it a slightly calmer setting without taking you away from the action.

The spacious rooms have a modern feel, with soft beige tones and warm wood finishes. Depending on your room, you’ll look out over the racecourse or the city and surrounding hills. Rooms on higher floors offer even more expansive views.

The appeal is straightforward: a great location, comfortable rooms, and a full range of facilities. If you want to fit in some shopping, enjoy downtime at the hotel, and still get around easily, this is a good one to keep on your list.

Address: 8 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island

Getting there: Approximately a 6-minute walk from Causeway Bay MTR Station, Exit A

Ratings: Agoda: 8.8/10 · Google: 4.2/5

Price: Approx. $215+ USD / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

🏙️ Recommended Area 4: Mong Kok & Yau Ma Tei

Busy streets, a lively atmosphere, and plenty of everyday Hong Kong characters. Ladies’ Market, Temple Street Night Market, Sneakers Street, and the Flower Market keep you busy from daytime shopping to late-night snacks. Hotel prices are generally more affordable than in Tsim Sha Tsui, with plenty of midrange properties and good-value stays to choose from.

Best for:

✔️ Younger travelers and backpackers: Experience Hong Kong’s street culture and lively night markets.

✔️ Budget-conscious travelers: Compare a range of midrange hotels and stays that offer more for your money.

✔️ Anyone who likes a busy, convenient neighborhood: Keep food, shopping, and entertainment close by, with easy transportation back to your hotel at night.

10. Cordis, Hong Kong

📍 Near Mong Kok MTR Station · 🌟 In the heart of Mong Kok · 🌟 Connected to Langham Place mall · 🌟 Easy to get around

Photo Source: agoda.com

Cordis is one of Mong Kok’s best-known five-star hotels, bringing together stylish design, thoughtful service, and an exceptionally convenient location. It connects directly to Langham Place (a shopping mall), so popular restaurants and shops are right at hand. From a proper sit-down dinner to a quick local snack, there’s no shortage of choices—a big plus if shopping and food are high on your agenda.

Rooms are modern and elegant, with soft colors, generous space, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Some rooms on higher floors look across Kowloon’s cityscape toward Lion Rock.

The location makes everyday plans easy, while the rooms give you somewhere comfortable to retreat after a busy day. I’d recommend Cordis to anyone who wants to stay in the middle of Mong Kok’s shopping and dining scene without giving up the comforts of a five-star hotel.

Nearby attractions: Langham Place, Ladies’ Market, Sneakers Street, Flower Market

Address: 555 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon

Getting there: Via Mong Kok MTR Station, Exit C3

Ratings: Agoda: 8.9/10 · Google: 4.3/5

Price: Approx. $180+ USD / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

11. Eaton HK

📍 Near Jordan MTR Station · 🌟 Artsy vibe · 🌟 Great food and nightlife close by · 🌟 Great value

Photo Source: agoda.com

Eaton HK is a hotel with plenty of personality and a creative streak. Following its reinvention, it has centered its identity on community, culture, and sustainable living, making it especially popular with younger travelers and art lovers.

The design mixes retro and industrial elements with contemporary touches. Exhibitions, music performances, and creative markets bring the shared spaces to life, giving guests a chance to connect with local culture during their stay. 

Rooms are simple and thoughtfully laid out, with natural wood tones and soft grays. The focus is on comfort rather than extravagance—ideal if you plan to spend most of the day exploring and want somewhere relaxing to return to at night.

Along with its bars and restaurants, the hotel has a Food Hall on the lower level, bringing together popular casual eateries and local bites. It’s an easy place to sample a few Hong Kong flavors without even leaving the building.

The location is convenient, too. Temple Street Night Market, the Jade Market, and Nathan Road’s shopping streets are just a short walk away, while the MTR puts many of Kowloon’s main sights only a few stops from your hotel.

Nearby attractions: Temple Street Night Market, Jade Market, Nathan Road

Address: 380 Nathan Road, Kowloon

Getting there: Approximately a 4-minute walk from Jordan MTR Station, Exit B1

Ratings: Agoda: 8.5/10 · Google: 4.1/5

Price: Approx. $100+ USD / night (Double Room)

👉 Check latest prices: Agoda | Trip .com

Final Thoughts

What is the best place to stay in Hong Kong for tourists? It comes down to the kind of trip you want. The best area to stay in Hong Kong for you will be the one that fits your plans, your budget, and how you like to explore.

Luxury harbor views + shopping → ✅ Choose Tsim Sha Tsui / Kowloon Station.

Business district + nightlife → ✅ Choose Central / Admiralty.

Shopping + food + easy convention access → ✅ Choose Wan Chai / Causeway Bay.

Local night markets + budget-friendly stays → ✅ Choose Mong Kok / Yau Ma Tei.

My advice is to keep it simple: choose a neighborhood with convenient transportation, surroundings you feel comfortable in, and easy access to the places you want to visit. Get those basics right, and you’ll have a comfortable base for enjoying everything Hong Kong has to offer. 🐱✨

*All information provided above is for reference only. For full details, please refer to the official websites of the respective hotels and organizations.

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