Hotels with Balcony in Hong Kong

"After reading some earlier reviews, I was a bit worried it would be a bad experience. Thankfully, it turned out to be much better in person. Mr. Yao at the front desk even wished me a happy birthday when he handed us the room key, which reminded me it was my birthday month! The front desk service far exceeded my expectations, and the overall experience was better than anticipated. The hotel's location is truly excellent; we were able to enjoy Victoria Harbour until 11 PM and then walk back to the hotel without rushing. Plus, the mini-bar in the room was complimentary. Overall, a very pleasant stay."

"Very well located, just around the corner from the Metro station and one stop from the Hong Kong train station. I stayed in a double room with a balcony, and I think it was the best option compared to the size of the rooms in general in Hong Kong, which are not very big. It was clean, considering that they have a daily cleaning. There's also a common area where they provide some beverages, water or hot tea/coffee. The staff was nice and they allowed to store my luggage, since a I had a late evening flight."

"To be honest, the sea view and location are absolutely fantastic! The balcony room is totally worth it! The standard sea view room has a window, but it's sealed shut and can't be opened (which wasn't mentioned in the description... though they did open it for us when we asked, but the windowsill is so high you can't see the sea while sitting). I came prepared, but was still shocked by the room, especially the bathroom's condition. The daily cleaning was fine, but areas like behind the bathroom door and the tiles felt like they hadn't been maintained or properly cleaned in over a decade. We used half a pack of alcohol wipes to clean it; some of the black stains couldn't be removed, while others could (the bathroom really needs a deep clean! I can accept old decor, but as someone with OCD, I ended up cleaning it myself...). The overall decor and maintenance are worse than a guesthouse. However, the shower water pressure was good, though the showerhead couldn't be detached. In February, the room was much colder than outside. There was no heating or warm air conditioning, and the duvet wasn't thick enough. They provided an extra blanket, and I wore thermal underwear and fleece, then bought some heat patches from Wanning (they're excellent, staying warm for over 24 hours), and finally managed to sleep well (as someone from East China who gets cold easily...). Regarding the room upgrade, both Ctrip and the hotel surprisingly offered emotional and financial value. We cleaned the bathrooms of two rooms during our stay and got to see government helicopters up close. Downstairs, there are two beaches. Thanks for the million-dollar sea view!"

"Great hotel in a nice neighborhood with a good location and a pleasant view. The stove isn’t installed but is provided separately. The only downsides I found were that the floor gets cold quickly due to the air conditioner, and there’s only one hook for towels. Would recommend and come again!."

"Usually stay in Mongkok when in Hong Kong but decided to stay on Hong Kong island for first time in 2 decades. Hotel vicinity is quite steep and very high density demographics. Would not recommend for anyone with leg injuries or walking issues. If you’re fit and revel in hustle & bustle this place is reasonably good but is overpriced for what you actually get. Nearby food and coffee also very much overpriced for actual product(s), largely driven by tourism & commerce. 住香港時我通常住旺角。20多年以來第住香港島。 酒店附近相當陡峭，人口密度高。 不推薦給有腿部受傷或行走問題的人。 若倘你健康，陶醉在喧囂中，這個地方相當不錯，但對於你實際得到的東西來說，價格過高。 附近食品和咖啡對於實際產品質量來說均價過高，這主要是由旅遊和商業驅動的。"