Popular 4 star Hotels in Hong Kong Central and Western District

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iclub Sheung Wan Hotel

iclub Sheung Wan Hotel

4.1/5869 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
Location is excellent with easy access to MTR station exits and famous restaurants. Have to request at reception if daily cleaning is needed, which improvement is needed as the hotel rate is not cheap. Also take note that towels given got holes.
Courtyard by Marriott Hong Kong

Courtyard by Marriott Hong Kong

4.6/5403 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
This is the 2nd time in the past 3 months that I stayed in the hotel. I enjoyed the sea view from the room, peaceful and serene. Just by sitting at the ledge of the window, it gave full view of the Victoria Harbor with the mountains as backdrop. The view gave inspirations and cleanse the soul.
Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong

Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong

4.2/5621 Reviews
Central and Admiralty
I have booked a harbour view room. The reason was to take excellent sea and high level view at still affordable middle range prices, while also be at walk distances to some businesses places at a hurry beforehand to get used for excellent public transport system. I was strictly disappointed when I had firstly been directed to a room at 21f with small little corner window and overall not as advertised by picture from room size and its geometry. I even hardly understand where the sea/harbour is, since you see nothing that buildings. It might be ok for other purposes but not to take real inspiration and feelings. After my conversation with a service, they kindly change the room with ‘upgrades’ from 21 to 29 f but saying that I would rather contact them beforehand of needs of last floor / highest floor. That was the same room as displayed, so I feel happy. It matches the point. If you would like to take a look at night bars at LKF as well, it is also very good still calm area, but in 10 min walks to the party centres. So please be in contact with hotel beforehand making a un refundable pay, if the harbour view and a higher floor is a must feature.
Dash Living on Hollywood

Dash Living on Hollywood

4/5366 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
Everything by you could want for a short stay in Hong Kong (island). This new hotel offers studio-styled rooms with everything neatly built-in or tucked away to make best use of space. It’s about a 10min walk to tram and subway stops near Central and Admirality. Water, kettle and mini-fridge were all provided but no tea or coffee. The 7-eleven across the street has a nice variety of snacks and there are several great restaurants and bars along the street next door - Thai, Italian, Western/Steak houses and coffee shops are right across the street. This is a neat place to stay and at the same price as the Ramada further down the road, it holds its own in matching up to franchise competition, for the solo-traveller on a budget.
Butterfly on Wellington Boutique Hotel Central

Butterfly on Wellington Boutique Hotel Central

4.4/5585 Reviews
Central and Admiralty
Great location. Close to all the restaurants and bars, not too loud. There's a construction site next door but I didn't hear anything over the weekend. Room is small but clean and equipped with a small tv and large desk. Good spot if you just want to come for a weekend and go out for dinner and drinks with friends. Only downside is that there's no gym of any sort and lugging luggage up wellington street from the mtr is a bit of a pain. The better option would probably to take the escalators from central.
Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong

Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong

4.1/51832 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
Room was comfy but it felt like it was dirty - lots of dust, towels had some black stains. Had to use alcohol wipes to clean everything before we even used the room. Internet (both wifi and data) in the room is very bad - very poor signal, which is frustrating but this was something we expected based on other reviews we read. Not enough power plugs to charge devices as well. But if the hotel is just for nighttime sleeping then it’s still acceptable

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Hong Kong 4 star Hotel Guide

A Glimpse into Hong Kong

Hong Kong, located on China's southern coast, is an exhilarating fusion of the East and the West. Known for its impressive skyline studded with skyscrapers, Hong Kong seamlessly blends modern architecture with its rich cultural heritage. The city's name translates to "Fragrant Harbour," attributed to the historical trade of incense.

Hong Kong Travel Essentials

The bustling Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) serves as your main gateway to the city. From there, the Airport Express train whisks you to the city centre in just 24 minutes. In Hong Kong, the well-organized Mass Transit Railway (MTR) and extensive bus network make it a breeze to navigate the city.

Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) is the official currency, and credit cards are widely accepted. Cantonese and English are the official languages, making communication for English speakers relatively easy.

For visa requirements, it's advised to check the latest information with the Hong Kong Immigration Department or your local embassy. Many nationals can enter Hong Kong visa-free for a period ranging from 7 to 180 days.

Iconic Attractions of Hong Kong

The iconic Victoria Peak offers unrivalled views of the city, while a Star Ferry ride across Victoria Harbour is an experience in itself. Visit the bustling Temple Street Night Market for a unique shopping experience, and don't miss the chance to see Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island. For a touch of nature, explore the scenic beauty of Dragon's Back.

Weather & Best Time to Visit Hong Kong

Hong Kong has a subtropical climate, with hot, humid summers and cool, mild winters. Temperatures in Hong Kong range between 10°C in winter to 31°C in summer. The best time to visit is from October to early December when the weather is sunny, cool, and pleasant. Pack accordingly, with light, breathable clothing for summer, and warmer attire for the winter months.

Finding Your Ideal Stay in Hong Kong

Choosing where to stay in Hong Kong greatly depends on what you're looking for. For sightseers, The Peak's Marriott Hotel offers easy access to major attractions. Food lovers might opt for a stay in Kowloon's Tsim Sha Tsui area, where The Mira Hong Kong stands amidst countless eateries.

If you want a hotel near the MTR, consider The Fleming in Wan Chai. For a taste of luxury, The Ritz-Carlton, located on the top floors of the International Commerce Centre, offers incredible views. Budget travellers might appreciate Mini Hotel Central's affordable rates, while business travellers could opt for The Upper House in the Central Business District. For those in search of Instagram-worthy aesthetics, The Murray's sleek design is a winner.

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