L’hotel Properties in Hong Kong

The location was superb as it was right opposite Tin Hau train station, there's a convenient shop opposite as well and it was convenient to take a straight bus to the peak tram entrance. Also we found out a straight bus back to the hotel from mongkok what a location!!!. The hotel room was super clean too

I primarily visited Hong Kong this time for the Emperor Entertainment Group's 25th-anniversary concert, and I always choose the L'hotel Nina et Convention Centre whenever I'm in Hong Kong. I find it offers incredible value for money. It's very close to the MTR station, which is super convenient, and there are excellent dining and shopping options nearby. This stay, I was thrilled to get a free upgrade to a suite on the 85th floor! I'll definitely be sticking with L'hotel Nina et Convention Centre in Tsuen Wan for all my future visits to Hong Kong.

The hotel gave us a very warm welcome. I mentioned in advance that this trip was to celebrate my mother’s birthday and that it was her first time visiting Hong Kong, which made the stay even more special for us. The staff were very friendly, attentive, and gave great recommendations. The room was clean, well-equipped with everything we needed, and the view was beautiful. Overall, we had a really lovely stay and would happily recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Hong Kong.

After a good experience at L'hotel Nina et Convention Centre in Tsuen Wan, I decided to try The Southmark in Nam Wan. The hotel is only two subway stops from Admiralty Station, and while it's a bit of a walk from the station to the hotel, it's still acceptable. Getting to Causeway Bay is super convenient with a direct bus. The facilities aren't as good as the Tsuen Wan branch, but they're still decent. However, the service attitude was a bit of a letdown. We arrived around noon and were told our room wasn't ready and that check-in was in the afternoon. So, we dropped off our luggage and went out for lunch. When we returned at around 10 PM, we were given a 'tail-end room' (a less desirable room, often at the end of a corridor). When I asked to change rooms, the front desk agent adamantly refused, saying there were no other rooms available and that we only got this one because we arrived late. I was like, '***?!' We arrived quite early, so we should have been prioritized. After I firmly insisted, the front desk reluctantly swapped our room. On a side note, the 'Old Time' restaurant downstairs is delicious, and the croissants near the subway entrance are also surprisingly good.

After landing at Hong Kong Airport, you can take the A29 or 22 bus directly. It's a short walk of about two to three hundred meters from the bus stop, and Google Maps will guide you there quickly. The area isn't particularly lively, but if you walk a bit further, there's a newly opened Three Moon Cafe and APM shopping mall. I went for a stroll there in the evening. APM also has a Yata Supermarket downstairs, which offers a good selection of discounted fruits and food, plus a special Disney Star Wars store. The room provided very thin slippers, and there were no toiletries, but I always bring my own anyway. There's a cute bay window setup, and I was genuinely impressed by the water pressure in the shower – it was fantastic! The quality of the bath towels was also decent. Overall, it's a perfectly acceptable place for a business trip.

This apartment is quite large for Hong Kong. It has two small rooms. The bed in one is about 1.3 x 1.7, which doesn't sleep two people. The bed in the other is about 0.8, which makes it feel like you'll fall off if you turn over. The living room also has a sofa bed that pulls out to about 1.5 x 1.8. This is actually the most comfortable bed for lying on (but not comfortable as a sofa). The kitchen is fully equipped with utensils, and it's cleaned twice a week. There's a charge for laundry every time. Overall, the service is okay.