Hotels near Ocean Park, Hong Kong

It's been a while since I last stayed in a hotel in Hong Kong, and I'm quite disappointed. The check-in service was actually good by Hong Kong standards (those familiar with Hong Kong service will understand). However, the first room I was assigned had an odd smell, there were unidentifiable hairs around the carpet, and the chair was worn out... That really made a bad first impression. I then switched to a second room, and the carpets along the way were visibly not very clean. Perhaps I've stayed in Macau hotels more often; any brand hotel in Macau is always very clean and reassuring. These points combined made my stay feel very uncomfortable. This hotel is indeed very suitable for families with children, offering a swimming pool, a splash pool, and a kids' club (HKD 110 per hour). The breakfast was also good. The main draw of this hotel for me initially was the unbeatable sea view from the room! However, I do have a small suggestion: the curtains in the guest rooms let in light, so you'll be woken up by glaring light around 6 or 7 in the morning.

I chose this hotel purely based on a student's recommendation. She had stayed here with her child and had such a good experience that she even gave me detailed subway directions from West Kowloon Station to the hotel. Following her instructions, the first thing I saw after exiting the subway was Ocean Park, right next to the hotel, and then the distinctively designed hotel itself. Upon entering the lobby, just as my student had mentioned, most of the guests were foreigners. A polite and attentive young man and woman at the front desk checked me in. I was assigned a room on the seventh floor of the main building. The room was spacious enough, and I loved the layout and color scheme. Even though I was staying alone, the bathroom had two sets of toiletries for adults and two for children, which I assume is standard for every room. The mini-bar offered complimentary bottled water and a packet of potato chips. The hotel lobby features transparent pillars with tropical fish, and the garden pool and room decor all have a lovely marine theme. The various panda statues in the hotel garden are absolutely adorable! When I posted about it on social media, I joked that it's a hotel that makes you feel young again after staying there.

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.

Nice and quiet location near Aberdeen centre where you can do all of your shopping and dining. The hotel caters mainly to tour groups from the Mainland that usually arrive for check in late in the evening. Members sleep early and go out early in the morning for their schedules so the rooms are empty and noiseless most of the day. Good staff. Highly recommended.

Hotel near Wong Chuk Hang MTR in Hong Kong. It's right next to Ocean Park. This place is truly a hidden gem, offering excellent value for money! We booked a sea-view room, but unfortunately, we arrived during a typhoon, so the sea view wasn't as spectacular as it could have been. Nevertheless, the room was spacious, the price was reasonable, and the service was good! I'll definitely be back!

Such a pleasant surprise! ❤️ First, the room size really stood out. If you’ve stayed in mid-range hotels in Hong Kong before, you know space can be tight. But here, the room felt noticeably more spacious and well laid out. We had enough room for our luggage and could still move around comfortably without bumping into everything. It made a big difference, especially after long days out. The cleanliness was consistently impressive. The room was cleaned every single day, towels were changed daily, and even the slippers were replaced every two days. Everything always felt fresh and well taken care of. You can tell the housekeeping team pays attention to the details. The pantry area was simple but very practical. It wasn’t overdone or cluttered, just neat and useful. Everything was organized, easy to use, and kept tidy. It was great to have a clean and functional space to prepare quick snacks or drinks. And we really have to mention Sir Edward, the night manager. He was incredibly welcoming and friendly from the moment we arrived. Always smiling, easy to talk to, and genuinely helpful. After a long day exploring, it was nice to come back to someone who made you feel welcome. That personal touch really made our stay even better. Overall, Urbanwood AP Lei Chau gave us great value for what we paid. Clean rooms, more space than expected, practical amenities, and warm service. We’d definitely stay here again.

Hotel was in a fantastic location, right next to the Happy Valley Racecourse. I was unaware though that half the hotel (typically the cheapest rooms) overlooked a huge cemetery, which was very eery..! The hotel was able to change rooms for me to a ”Course View” room, but I had to pay an extra fee. Hotel facilities were okay and room was comfy. Some of the furniture is slightly outdated and the walls are quite thin. I did really like the huge wardrobe/storage available in the room. When issues did arise (e.g. aircon not working), it was fixed immediately. The wifi never worked for me, only in the hotel lobby, so would recommend getting a HK Sim Card to get internet. Regarding transport links, these were great: the hotel is a short walk away from a Tram stop (1 minute) which gets you into Central very easily; and Taxis (use uber) are easy to hail. There is also a hotel shuttle bus on offer too.

Location: It's very close to the Wan Chai MTR station. The main entrance is on Fenwick Street, not Hennessy Road, and there isn't a large sign, so keep an eye out for it. It's also very close to the Convention and Exhibition Centre and Wan Chai Pier. Service: Quite good. Hygiene: Daily cleaning, thorough. Facilities: The room size is considered large, and the bathroom has a bathtub. You can bring your own tub liner for a bath. The breakfast is quite varied, and the afternoon tea is also excellent – eating it later can even save you dinner. Recommended.

Only stayed one night in Wan Chai and it was just right. Awesome central spot—minutes from MTR, Convention Centre, heaps of restaurants (loved the late-night food options), and easy access to everywhere. Staff friendly, check-in quick. Room felt fresh and quiet enough (good insulation for the district’s energy), bed comfy, fast Wi-Fi. City lights view added a cool vibe! Tiny note: streets are bustling (typical Wan Chai charm), so if your room faces out, it’s lively—but nothing disruptive. Perfect for a short, action-packed HK trip. Solid value and I’d return for another quick stop. Thanks!

This hotel, highly recommended by Trip.com, did not disappoint! It was my first stay here, and I was a little apprehensive at first, but it turned out to be completely unnecessary. As we were taking a taxi from the airport, we started driving up a mountain road, and my husband even joked, 'Oh no, this hotel you booked is definitely going to be bad!' Well, he had to eat his words! We got dropped off on the 18th floor, and the lobby is just one floor up on the 19th, which is also very grand and spacious. There are exclusive elevators for the guest rooms, and downstairs there's a supermarket, a food street, and more. You can get down to the main street just by going to the 3rd floor. The front desk staff were also incredibly nice and extended our check-out time. The room service was excellent too; we asked for latex pillows and extra blankets. The room itself was very new. Overall, the value for money during the May Day holiday was fantastic. Plus, there are all sorts of great eateries nearby, like Heng Xiang Restaurant, My Cup of Tea, Backhouse, Kam Fai Dim Sum, and C Dessert House, all along Chun Yuen Street! Super convenient! Wan Chai Station isn't far either! Highly, highly recommend!