Hotels With WiFi in Hong Kong, China

"Facilities: The public areas are beautiful, with a lounge, restaurant, and swimming pool. Aside from the small room and small bed, there are no other issues. Given that land is at a premium in Hong Kong, it's understandable. Hygiene: The room was clean, tidy, and quiet. As a new hotel, there was no musty smell. Environment: I came for the V8 concert, and the hotel is very close to AsiaWorld-Expo. After the concert, I could walk back and rest, which helped ease the fatigue of traveling. Service: The front desk staff member was excellent, very polite, and patiently answered my questions about directions. Five-star rating for him! Transportation: The hotel provides a very convenient free shuttle bus service between the hotel and Hong Kong International Airport (Tung Chung Station MTR exit)."

"This hotel is excellent, very high-end and on par with some well-known chain brands. It's located right across from the Wan Chai MTR exit. There's an entrance to the right of a Porsche dealership. Don't take the first elevator; instead, walk 10 meters forward to the right of it, and the first elevator you see will take you directly to the 19th floor for check-in. After checking in, your room will be in the northwest corner of the front desk area. If you take the correct route, the hotel is only a four to five-minute walk from the MTR station. However, if you take the wrong exit (Exit C), you'll have to walk uphill and then typically take an elevator from the 3rd floor to the 19th. During the day, there are plenty of signs on the 3rd floor, so you won't get lost. The hotel is very clean, and the pool is good too. I didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on the variety. The mall downstairs is also great for shopping and has good food options. I feel incredibly lucky to find a hotel in Hong Kong over 30 square meters and so upscale for just over a thousand [HKD]. The front desk staff who handled my check-in were also exceptional and exceeded my expectations. If I have the chance to visit again, I'll definitely stay here."

"First off, getting to the hotel was incredibly convenient. They have a shuttle service that will take you to and from key locations around the city. The front desk staff greeted us with genuine smiles and spoke in a polite, soft, and pleasant tone. The room was clean, spacious, and met all standards. Breakfast offered a wide variety of choices, was delicious, and served from 6 AM to 10:30 AM."

"The hotel's location is excellent, right in Tsim Sha Tsui. On our first day, we checked in and left our luggage on the first floor. The hotel staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, always opening doors and assisting with our suitcases. Just across the street is the Jordan MTR station, which is bustling and convenient for getting around. Downstairs, there are countless shops and street food vendors, making it super easy to buy things and try local delicacies. The room was spacious and even had a bathtub for soaking. The hotel provided disposable toothbrushes, but we brought our own brushes and cups. It was quiet at night, and the mini-fridge in the room was stocked with complimentary drinks and mineral water. It was a fantastic stay and great value for money. We stayed for two nights and highly recommend this hotel – you won't be disappointed! Hong Kong MTR stations have many exits, often with lifts, but the exit near the Mannings pharmacy close to the hotel didn't have one. On our check-out day, we were lucky to meet a lovely local Hong Kong lady who enthusiastically helped my university-aged child carry the luggage down the steps. It was so heartwarming; a big shout-out to her! She even wished us a pleasant journey as we left! A truly unforgettable self-guided trip to Hong Kong! Superb! 👍🏻"

"This is our second or third holiday stay, and unfortunately, it always rained before. This time, with no rain, we could finally enjoy the pool facilities – fantastic! Everything, from the staff to the lifeguards and the facilities themselves, was excellent. If I had to nitpick, perhaps a few more sun umbrellas could be arranged for guests to choose from. 👍 Check-in was busy, as is characteristic of this hotel, but thankfully, staff member Thomas managed to get us the room we wanted. The room had everything we needed, especially the shower and bathtub, which were exactly to our liking. Thank you! 🙏 Learning that hotel guests get 20% off the all-you-can-eat dim sum, we definitely gave it a try. The staff were incredibly polite; even though everyone was busy, they still remembered to pour tea and clear dishes. 👍👍 The food was generally above average, with our favorites being the steamed spare ribs and fried taro puffs – absolute must-orders! 👍 If we were to dine here again, 60% would be for the excellent service from the dining staff, and 40% for the food. If you're lucky enough to get a window seat (like we did this time), it makes the experience even more worthwhile. The night view combined with the drone show, a comfortable environment, and polite service, all for less than 700 yuan for two people – truly exceptional value. Also, after checking out, my queen realized she had left some clothes in the room. We called the hotel, and luckily, they found them. A big thank you to the relevant hotel staff. We stayed in room 822 this time."

"Our family of four arrived in Hong Kong from Bali at 00:05 and had a connecting flight back to Shanghai the next day at 08:10. We considered three options for an overnight stay: 1. The airport departure hall: Free, but no place to lie down, too bright, and would be noisy in the morning – definitely wouldn't get good sleep. 2. Plaza Premium Lounge: No recliners, only seats. Offers 24-hour hot water and food, but for four people, an overnight stay isn't cheap (online prices varied from tens to hundreds of RMB per person), and showering costs extra. 3. Regal Airport Hotel: Requires immigration, but offers a proper bed and a shower. We booked a family room (two 1.5-meter double beds) on Trip.com for just over 900 RMB per night."

"The hotel and rooms feel newer compared to others in the same price range. Rooms in Hong Kong are generally expensive and small, which was the case here. It had a 'large' bed that was actually two singles pushed together, and I had to climb onto the bed to draw the curtains, as you can see from the pictures. The aisle was very narrow, making the small space feel even more cramped and a bit depressing for one person. It's probably fine for business travelers. It's not far from Kai Tak, so many young people staying for concerts and events choose this hotel, and there were also student groups during my stay, so business seems good. They offer free bread and coffee in the morning. Aside from the small size, there aren't really any other downsides."

"The service was excellent, from the front desk to housekeeping. They perfectly balanced the Hong Kong style of professional distance with warm hospitality. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, and the transportation is convenient. It's less than a 10-minute walk to Olympic Station."

"Hotel was very nice, clean and modern. It’s not a mega hotel, which I liked. It’s a smaller boutique hotel with just a couple rooms in each floor, but I think 36 floors high. We were on the 25th floor. I liked the quieter, not-so-touristy location. But there are still a good number of small restaurants close by. And it’s a close walk to busier areas. I would definitely stay here again."

"I've stayed here multiple times, and it's such a convenient hotel! The location is fantastic, right in the heart of Causeway Bay. You can walk to the MTR and the tram, and Times Square next door is great for shopping. Plus, there are countless dining options nearby! The hotel facilities are quite new, the environment is very clean, and the layout is modern. It's perfect for business travelers!"