Hotels near Kai Ming Temple, Hong Kong
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From HK$ 453
8.3/10
3336 reviews1.71km from Kai Ming Temple
Fitness Room
Luggage StorageFrom HK$ 337
8.9/10
13589 reviews4.19km from Kai Ming Temple
No. 6 of 4-Star Select Hotels in Hong Kong
Executive Lounge
Outdoor swimming poolFrom HK$ 329
8.7/10
2598 reviews2.35km from Kai Ming Temple
Fitness RoomLuggage StorageFrom HK$ 397
7.4/10
6685 reviews1.98km from Kai Ming Temple
Outdoor swimming poolFitness RoomFrom HK$ 280
8.8/10
1552 reviews2.48km from Kai Ming Temple
Outdoor swimming poolFitness RoomFrom HK$ 301
From HK$ 191
8.7/10
1745 reviews2.4km from Kai Ming Temple
No. 17 of 4-Star Select Hotels in Hong Kong IslandFitness RoomLuggage StorageFrom HK$ 376
9.1/10
Good2136 reviews1.58km from Kai Ming Temple
No. 12 of Scenic Hotels in Hong Kong IslandFitness Room
2 Private car parksFrom HK$ 873
8.7/10
2781 reviews4.31km from Kai Ming Temple
No. 12 of 4-Star Select Hotels in Hong Kong IslandFitness RoomLuggage StorageFrom HK$ 353
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9.1/10
Good
SsarahshinkDue to some reasons, I had to book two separate nights. Before checking in, I was prepared to check out and then check back in again, but to my surprise, when I arrived at the front desk, the staff noticed I had another night booked and proactively offered to extend my stay in the same room type. I'm incredibly grateful for that! The hotel's location is also great; it's just a short walk from the Wan Chai MTR station, and it's not too far to stroll over to Causeway Bay for some shopping. Although the room was small, it had everything I needed.
9.0/10
Good
GGuest UserThis hotel totally win cause of its strategic location, it has direct bus A21 to the airport. Room is small and cosy but it might be too small for 2 person especially opening the luggage to its full size is a problem.
One downfall is the attitude of the female receptionist, I didn’t understand her mandarin as it has hongki ascent and I repeated my question again, she responded in a rude manner and said she has already answer my question earlier, this is really unnecessary
9.0/10
Good
LlamlllThe hotel is nestled at the foot of the mountain, offering a tranquil environment away from the hustle and bustle of areas near MTR stations. However, it's about a 20-minute walk to Central/Admiralty MTR stations, or a 6-7 minute taxi ride (around HKD 20-35). We were assigned a room on the 28th floor facing Central, and the view was absolutely stunning. We had a complete panoramic view of the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, the US Consulate, the Peak Tram Terminus, Government House, and even the distant Bank of China Tower, Standard Chartered Bank Building, and IFC.
The staff were all very warm, friendly, and accommodating. They even helped bring up our food deliveries to the room. The room cleanliness was excellent. The soundproofing, however, was average; we could hear louder noises from upstairs and next door. In the mornings, we could also hear the birds chirping from the Zoological and Botanical Gardens below. The bathroom didn't have a bathtub, but there was a kitchen available for cooking.
Overall, I highly recommend this hotel, especially if you're looking for something a bit more unique. Compared to 5-star and 4-star hotels near MTR stations, this place offers a really good stay.
8.6/10
FFiophieLocated in Tuen Mun, directly opposite the MTR station, this hotel offers great value for money. Upon entering, we were met with delightful surprises everywhere – it's filled with playful, childlike touches, making it incredibly kid-friendly. There are large shopping malls nearby, so dining and other amenities are very convenient. If you're out sightseeing, just hop on the MTR across the street. We'll definitely bring our little ones back here next time!
8.3/10
AAnonymous UserThey were a good location and price is reasonable too. For the service, I know that they have a lot of work to do and have many customers too but for requesting that I requested, they took a long time for solving and the communicate also has problem too, like I already informed 1 times and they didn't came to check and solve it I have to inform again and again. But everything will good after contact 3 times.
8.3/10
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We had a great stay at Venetian Hostel in Tsim Sha Tsui! The location is honestly one of the best things about it — it’s right in the center of everything in TST. There are so many food places just outside the building, so finding something to eat was never a problem.
The MTR is also very convenient, only about a 2-minute walk from TST Station Exit D2, which made commuting around Hong Kong super easy. If you’re coming from the airport by bus, you can simply stop at bus stop #14 (Mirador Mansion), which is very close to the hostel.
Another thing we appreciated was the housekeeping. They collect the trash every day, so when we came back our bins were already clean. They also changed our bedsheets and towels even though we didn’t request it, which was a really nice touch.
Just a small tip: they sometimes offer room upgrades when you arrive, but you can always say NO if you want to stick with your budget.
We stayed on the 13th floor, and that floor has a free water refilling station (which the other floors don’t have), so that was a big plus for us.
The only downside is that the elevator in the building can be very slow, especially during busy hours. But overall, the stay was comfortable, clean, and very convenient. Great option if you’re looking for a budget place in TST!
8.1/10
GGuest UserWe was looking for hotel that was centralised to wherever we are looking (Disneyland, Ocean park etc) and we decided to look for hotel at Prince Edward or Mongkok then we found Starphire hotel. The price was affordable and room was clean, just that need about 10mins walk from Prince Edward MTR (Come out from Exit C left side out, keep walk straight till near underneath second highway or have to turn, then turn right and continue walking till see hotel, besides it is ”The Cloud”). Coffee and water was provided 24/7 at level 3 besides check in counter. Breakfast which was bread will be given if go to level 3 in the morning. Overall, it was a pleasant Stay and is happy to revisit if got chance.
8.0/10
HHoneyFlyOur room is big only two people stay but i think it can fit 4 on it the see view is amazing its just that they don’t gice complementary WATER its my first time staying at the hotel that didn’t give Water 😅 location is a little far because its sea side hotel but they has service shuttle so overall its a nice Hotel and Stay
7.9/10
GGuest UserMy teacher mentioned that the location is indeed valuable, and the in-room facilities aren't as bad as I imagined. However, there's a critical flaw: a complete lack of security. There's no secure entrance, or you could even say there's no real door at all. People can just walk in and out of the building freely. When I returned around 11 PM and left around 6 AM, the entrance was always wide open – not even a pretense of security. What's worse, all the sliding doors leading to the rooms upstairs are also unlocked. A random passerby could literally walk all the way up and stand right outside your room door. If you're a woman traveling alone, absolutely do not stay here.
Then there's the dampness, which seems to be an inherent issue with the building's structure. It's not the kind of extreme dampness where water drips, but the moment you walk in, the air feels incredibly stagnant, with poor ventilation. The air conditioner is right above the bed, and since it's still early in the year, the weather isn't too hot yet. I can't imagine how unbearable it would be in the summer.
I was assigned the smallest room on the entire floor, and it honestly felt no different from a prison cell. The bed was right up against the balcony door, making it incredibly noisy – much louder than I expected. I consider myself quite tolerant of noise, but here, it was noisy both inside and outside. When a group of college students stayed, I didn't get any sleep all night.
Unless you truly have no other option, seriously, don't stay here.
7.4/10
GGuest UserThis is a great value-for-money option! The large windows make the room bright and comfortable. Downstairs, there's a ParknShop supermarket and a Cafe de Coral restaurant. It's a bit far from the city center, but easily accessible by bus. Just note that they don't provide toothpaste or toothbrushes, though disposable slippers are available.
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