Hotels With Bar in Hong Kong, China

I chose this hotel for a concert at AsiaWorld-Expo (AWE), and it's super close to both the airport and AWE. You can walk to AWE in just a few minutes via the skybridge. They also have shuttle buses to the airport and Tung Chung. The service was excellent; I arrived a little after 9 AM, and since a room was ready, the front desk let me check in right away. The breakfast buffet had a good variety, pretty standard fare. The downside is that the room was really, really small. As soon as I walked in, there was a strong musty smell. The sink and the bed were separated only by a small table. The room window was tiny and couldn't be opened, and the air conditioning wouldn't turn off, making it quite cold. Also, there were at least four mirrors in the room, with three of them facing the bed.

We recently returned from our ski trip in Japan, but unfortunately, I injured my knee and I'm currently using crutches and a wheelchair. As soon as my wife and I entered the hotel, we were warmly greeted by a humorous doorman who was incredibly helpful with our luggage and assisting with the wheelchair lift. Upon checking in, we had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Maxim Oodterveld, who kindly upgraded us to a premium L600 room, considering my condition. The room itself was spacious and comfortable, complete with a grand circle bathtub. To our delight, we were also welcomed with some snacks and New Year chocolates. The hotel staff went above and beyond to ensure our stay was convenient and enjoyable. Their attention to detail and professionalism were outstanding, and it made me proud to witness the high standard of Hong Kong hospitality. Additionally, I must mention that the breakfast at the MO bar was absolutely incredible with late hour serving given the public holiday, the quality of the food surpassed our expectations. What made the experience even better was the exceptional service provided by our waiter. He was extremely helpful in taking our orders and providing valuable suggestions. Despite being on a 16/8 fasting schedule and typically skipping breakfast, we couldn't resist indulging in the delicious spread at the MO Bar. The exquisite breakfast was definitely worth breaking our fasting routine for, and we wouldn't hesitate to enjoy it again. Drawing from our positive experiences at the Mandarin Oriental in Hong Kong, we have decided to stay at the Mandarin Oriental for the next leg of our trip.

Stayed at Regal Airport Hotel recently. Being the only hotel directly connected to Hong Kong International Airport, the location is definitely very convenient for transit and early flights. The rooms are quite old and could use some refurbishment, but the room size is still excellent — spacious enough even for 4 guests comfortably. One area that could be improved is the walking distance within the hotel/access areas. It may not be very elderly-friendly, especially considering the hotel is positioned at a premium price range. Providing buggy/cart services would greatly improve guest convenience and overall experience. On the positive side, the breakfast was really good with a healthy variety of choices. Overall, still a practical and comfortable choice for airport travellers and families.

This was my first time staying at this hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. The service at the front desk, in the lobby, and in the room was incredibly patient, warm, and attentive. It felt like the occupancy rate was high, and the lobby was bustling. Although I had to wait a bit for check-in, it didn't dampen my spirits at all. The room was spacious, bright, quiet, relaxing, clean, and comfortable; all in all, I really enjoyed my stay! The wardrobe, with its glass and solid wood frame, felt modern yet elegant. The view outside the window was captivating; while not a direct sea view, the distant skyline was impressive, with the scenery constantly changing as time passed. I was thrilled to admire the beauty of Victoria Harbour from such a unique perspective. I was even happy with the photos I took through the glass! The breakfast was also excellent! 😄 A delightful two days! Thank you, Park Hotel!

Arrived late at night and was pleasantly surprised to wake up to a sea view after opening the curtains. The room was quite spacious and well-equipped, even with a power adapter for charging. There were plenty of mirrors, and the bathroom even had a vanity table. The windows were sealed, so you couldn't open them for a breeze, and the exhaust fan had to be on constantly. The major issue was the strong musty smell coming from the drawer in the entryway. I just casually opened it to put some things away and was hit with a very noticeable moldy odor. I'd seen reviews mentioning a musty smell, but I didn't notice it upon check-in. Then, the next night, I opened the drawer again and was overwhelmed by the smell. Is this a common problem with wooden cabinets? I really hope the hotel addresses this odor issue, especially since so many people have reported it. Overall, my stay was quite good, right up until I opened that drawer.

This hotel was renovated in 2009, and the rooms are quite tidy and clean, though some of the items are a bit old. It gives off a vibe of an elderly person trying their best, but it's a bit disheartening (laughs). Basic amenities and equipment are provided, and the room even had a universal adapter, so I didn't need to use the one I brought. Check-in at the front desk was pretty quick, and the service was good. The floor I stayed on was undergoing renovations, so the hallway had a mix of paint and a not-so-pleasant carpet smell, but there was no smell in the room itself, so no need to worry about that. The soundproofing isn't great, but the surrounding environment and other guests were relatively quiet, so aside from the hairdryer, there wasn't much noise. The hotel is a bit far from the metro station, but very close to a bus stop. Since I was transiting through Hong Kong, staying one night here was quite good value for money. The airport bus goes directly to the hotel. There's also a Starbucks downstairs and a few decent restaurants across the street. Behind the hotel seems to be an office building, so there's a fair bit of foot traffic around closing time, and you can just follow the crowd to find the metro station. Also, could you please put instructions on how to use the bathtub faucet on the shelf next to the tub? It was my first time encountering a pull-up diverter, and I couldn't quite figure out how to use it (cries). I had to ask the front desk later, and they patiently explained it to me.

Awesome, super good, hahaha! The picture below was taken in the room, by the way. They didn't provide complimentary bottled water or disposable toiletries, but there was an unlimited supply of tissues. I'm telling the truth. I paid over a thousand kuai for one night to see Victoria Harbour, and the view was ”no less impressive than The Rosewood.”

Coming to Hong Kong this time, I searched for many hotels on Trip.com, but most rooms were tiny and the facilities were outdated. I finally decided to stay at the Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong, and as soon as I entered, I was blown away by the sea-view room on the first floor with a large balcony! Stepping out, you're greeted by an endless expanse of clear blue sea – the view is absolutely stunning! 🌊 At night, I enjoyed the sea breeze on the balcony, watching the starry sky, eating fruit, and having drinks. It was so relaxing I didn't want to leave. Getting around from the hotel is super convenient; there's a free shuttle bus directly to the MTR station, making it easy to go shopping, explore, and try out all the amazing local food. The buffet breakfast was a bit simple, so don't have high expectations. Once you're near the MTR station, there are so many Hong Kong delicacies that you'll wish you had more stomachs to try them all. The hotel offers a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle, with a healing sea view and excellent value for money. The experience was fantastic, and it's definitely on my must-stay list for my next visit to Hong Kong. I'll definitely be back!

I booked through Trip.com a few days in advance, but to my surprise, the price dropped by over 400 (HKD/RMB) on the day itself. Overall, my Hong Kong trip arranged through Trip.com left me with some unpleasant feelings. The hotel front desk staff were very friendly and professional, and they upgraded my room for two days (many thanks again!). When I contacted Trip.com's customer service about the booking, they responded by saying the order couldn't be canceled but they would actively work on a solution. The hotel shares property with another Sheraton. I didn't notice this during check-in and went to the wrong front desk, but thankfully, the staff politely directed me to the correct one next door. This Sheraton seems to have more compact facilities, suitable for business travelers who need a quick layover. Our flight was at 7:45 AM, and we chose this hotel because the early shuttle bus starts at 5:45 AM. It's worth noting that the Four Points by Sheraton does not have a fitness center or swimming pool. If you have a regular exercise routine, you should be aware of this. Using the fitness center at the adjacent Sheraton incurs an additional charge of HKD 200. I'm grateful to the housekeeping staff on my floor; when I changed into my workout clothes and was about to head to the gym, I asked them about it. The room cleaning was excellent. When I returned, it was spotless, as if no one had stayed there. The hotel adheres to a sustainable philosophy, so there's no bottled water in the room. This has pros and cons; being eco-friendly is good, but it does sacrifice guest convenience. Installing a water purification system in every room would be expensive (the Shangri-La in Tsim Sha Tsui has them). For a two-day stay costing over 2000 (HKD/RMB), if you don't bring your own water bottle, you'll have to take the small hotel cup to the distant elevator lobby to get water. Of course, if you're willing to buy a souvenir cup, the hotel room has insulated mugs for sale... Breakfast was decent; it had everything you'd expect. The hotel's shuttle bus was very convenient, which was a bonus. You can hear planes taking off and landing from the room, so there is some noise. If you want to mitigate it, don't turn off the air conditioning.

The location is fantastic, with direct access to West Kowloon. I couldn't believe how much bigger the room was compared to chain hotels in mainland China – excellent value for money! The staff were great, and the lobby is spacious and offers luggage storage. It takes about 20 minutes by taxi to get to Disney.