Reviews for Hong Kong Hotels

Modena By Fraser Hong Kong
4.3/5362 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui and Kowloon West
In terms of walkability and convenience, this hotel is good - about a 7 to 10 minutes' walk from Exit C / H / R of Tsim Sha Tsui Station. I walked past it though, as it's quite discreet and unflashy. I got an early check-in as well. The room is like it looks in the official hotel picture, plus a couple of years' worth of wear and tear. The street noise does come up a fair bit though. The in-room amenities are adequate, the size is alright for the price point (esp given it's Hong Kong). If I was with my family I wouldn't put them up here, but for a solo trip it'll do.
Jordan Comfort Inn
4.1/5274 Reviews
The location is great, near MTR Jordan station and bus stations. The original room that we booked was unavailable upon check-in but they have upgraded us to a larger room to make sure we're settled. They clean the room everyday, oral kits are replenished. Drinking water, microwave, etc. are available in the common area. The room is a bit small but with the price, it's reasonable.
K.S. Guesthouse
4.6/569 Reviews
This trip to Hong Kong was beyond my expectations. I met Sister Yu, who was very nice in the hotel. She was warm and polite. Thank you Sister Yu for your hospitality! I checked on the map before and saw that the Hong Kong City Hotel is close to the high-speed rail station. Later, Sister Yu also introduced that this is the hotel closest to the high-speed rail from the Hong Kong Family Hotel. The room I stayed in actually had two windows, the sun was shining brightly, and Hong Kong, where every inch of land is expensive, was too extravagant. The food downstairs is so tempting. Sister Yu introduced it very patiently, and I also tasted the authentic food of Hong Kong as I wished. Go downstairs and pass through the beautiful Kowloon Park for a few hundred meters, which is Harbor City, Tsim Sha Tsui. By the way, there is only one hotel in this building, there are no clutter, and there is nothing to worry about when a girl goes out. The picture was taken when I walked ten minutes to the high-speed rail station. Thanks again sister Yu~~

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More about Hong Kong

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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