Hotels With parking in Hong Kong, China

The room facilities were a bit old, but the size wasn't small, and it was enough for three people. Plus, there was a free shuttle bus to the MTR station the next day. Although they didn't provide free drinking water, the purified water from the vending machine downstairs was only 3 HKD, which is already considered a good deal for water in Hong Kong. Overall, a positive experience!

Overall, the hotel is pretty good and offers good value for money. The subway station is right next door, making it very convenient to get to the city center and the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station. There are also several large shopping malls, markets, and supermarkets nearby, so shopping is a breeze. The hotel breakfast is mainly Western, sufficient to fill you up, but not very varied. A major inconvenience was the lack of complimentary bottled water. We had to go downstairs to buy our own, and the water from the vending machine downstairs wasn't cheap either – 2 bottles for 20 yuan. If it's for environmental reasons, they could at least provide water dispensers for guests to refill their reusable bottles. This really made the hotel feel inconvenient and less guest-friendly, which was quite uncomfortable.

Excellent service! 👍 Due to the typhoon that day, we were supposed to check out at 12:00 PM. However, the Typhoon Signal No. 8 wasn't lowered until 12:44 PM. The hotel helped us extend our check-out time to 2:00 PM. This is already our third stay here. We really love this hotel. Wishing the hotel great success in business!

This hotel boasts an excellent location, with clean, tidy, and spacious rooms, and incredibly comfortable beds. The staff are friendly and professional, making check-in a breeze. The environment is quiet, and the nearby views are quite pleasant. The overall stay far exceeded my expectations; it's extremely good value for money. I will definitely stay here again!

★★★★☆ Great Location & Spacious Rooms, but Some Amenities Need an Upgrade The location is definitely the biggest strength of Royal Plaza Hotel Hong Kong. I would give it 5 stars for convenience—it is directly connected to MOKO, which makes it extremely convenient for last-minute shopping, dining and picking up anything you may need. It is also just a short walk from Mong Kok East MTR Station, making it easy to get around Hong Kong. The room was surprisingly spacious by Hong Kong standards, which was a definite plus for our family. I had accidentally selected the wrong room type when making the booking, but the hotel staff were prompt and helpful when I requested to change from the upgraded King Bed room to a room with two double beds. As the family rooms were already fully booked, they arranged a handicap-accessible room for us instead. It was actually more spacious, so while it wasn't the room type I had originally intended to book, we appreciated the effort to accommodate our needs. That said, some of the in-room amenities could use an upgrade. In particular, the hairdryer really needs replacing. It became extremely hot very quickly and was uncomfortable to use—I was concerned it might damage or burn my hair. Overall, I found the hotel comfortable, convenient and well located, with good service and generous room space for Hong Kong. However, having stayed five nights at Intercity Hotel Shenzhen immediately before this, I found Royal Plaza to be a step down in terms of the overall room experience and amenities. This is not to say that Royal Plaza is a poor choice—it is still a solid option, particularly if location, shopping convenience and room size are your priorities. Best for: Families, shoppers and travellers who value convenience and easy MTR access.

Excellent Stay – Highly Recommended! ”I had a wonderful stay at this guest house. Even though I stayed in a mixed room with a shared bathroom, everything was exceptionally clean and well-maintained. The room smelled very fresh and pleasant from the moment I walked in. The staff are incredibly kind and helpful. If you are looking for a place in Hong Kong, I truly recommend everyone to choose this guest house!”

Great hotel location and affordable price. You can see the ocean right from your room. There's a bus stop downstairs that goes directly to Kwai Fong MTR station and Tsing Yi City, which is convenient for getting to the airport. The Airport Express from Tsing Yi City takes only about 20 minutes. In the evenings, you can take a walk along the waterfront. Plus, there's a convenience store, supermarket, and dining options right downstairs.

On the day of check-in, we arrived at the hotel in the morning and immediately told the front desk staff that we needed laundry service and wanted to hand over our clothes right away. It was 10 AM at the time, and the hotel front desk also charged me a credit card deposit of 6000 RMB. However, the front desk refused to accept our clothes for washing, stating that we were only staying for two nights, from September 7th to 9th. He claimed that it would be impossible to return our cleaned clothes by the 9th. The four of us took turns asking him if he could provide a specific time for the return of our clean clothes on the 9th, but he kept saying he didn't know the time and ultimately refused to take our laundry. That evening, we returned to the hotel at 10 PM and got our room key. Upon entering the room, we saw a notice about the laundry service, which clearly stated that clothes submitted before 9 AM would be returned the same evening, and clothes submitted after 9 AM would be returned the next day. We immediately called the front desk to complain and then went downstairs to speak with the so-called duty manager that night. He promised to give us a response regarding this matter the next day. It's now September 11th, and we have already checked out of the hotel, yet we still haven't received any explanation from the hotel. This service is absolutely outrageous!!!

The room was spacious with a great sea view from the window. The breakfast spread was quite generous, though not all dishes were to my taste. There was a good selection of Indian food and plenty of fresh fruit. The black coffee was excellent. You could even make your own Hong Kong-style milk tea at breakfast. The executive lounge offered different food options every evening. While the variety wasn't extensive, it was more than sufficient, featuring two hot dishes, two kinds of sandwiches, salads, peanuts, and various beverages, including alcoholic drinks. I don't drink alcohol, but I enjoyed the sodas, teas, and coffees. The hotel's location is fantastic; you can walk to many places, which is incredibly convenient. I highly recommend staying here.

Here's a detailed review to help you out if you're staying at the hotel: The cross-border bus goes straight to Kai Tak Sports Park. Get off and walk straight (don't go over the footbridge) for about 10 minutes to reach the hotel (it's basically just circling the sports park). The Kai Tak staff are incredibly enthusiastic and will give you directions!👏 ✅ The hotel offers a free shuttle bus to Airside Mall and the MTR station. The driver takes a break from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM, so be aware of that time slot. ✅ Ask the front desk for a special access wristband when you check in. This allows you to enter the venue super fast without having to squeeze through crowds (this alone makes it worth staying here!👏). Entry starts at 6 PM. From your room to the venue is a smooth 8-minute journey.👌 I saw many guests walking over in slippers, super relaxed haha. ✅ Check-out time is 11 AM, which is different from mainland China's 12 PM. Please confirm if you need an extension and communicate with the front desk in advance, otherwise, you'll be charged extra.❌ ✅ The hotel's restaurant options are very limited, and I heard the taste is just so-so. I recommend turning right out of the hotel, crossing the road to Kai Tak Retail Hub. It has mostly toy stores, but also plenty of restaurants. Prices are definitely higher than in mainland China, but still acceptable. The place I ate at was relatively cheap and the food was excellent!👏 Sushi Express felt even cheaper than in mainland China, and there wasn't much of a queue, worth a try!👏 ✅ A taxi from the hotel to Tsim Sha Tsui or Central costs around 160 HKD (including a 50 HKD tunnel fee) and takes about 10-odd minutes. Didi works fine, no need to specially download Uber. The taxi drivers are very friendly and talkative. ✅ The hotel does not provide disposable toiletries (they do provide disposable slippers) and not even bottled water. However, there are water dispensers on every floor, and the room comes with a glass carafe for you to fill. No need to bring a travel adapter, there are 2 USB ports + 1 universal plug, which is very convenient. ✅ The ** staff at the front desk are quite reliable, but there was one female staff member with a very bad attitude. ✅ The hotel is right by the sea. Turning left out of the main entrance leads to the waterfront, perfect for a relaxing stroll and enjoying the sea breeze in the evening. ✅ You cannot bring bottled water with caps into the concert. Even if you buy it inside, they will remove the cap. You can take a paper cup from the hotel lobby to fill with water from the dispenser. ✅ Although the room is small, it's generally quite new. If you're on a budget and not looking for extreme hustle and bustle, I think staying here is much more comfortable than staying in the city center. ✅ It's best to book a room with breakfast included. On the spot, it costs 178 HKD per person, and it's a buffet. ✅ Restaurants in nearby malls all charge a service fee. Even for a bowl of noodles, there's a 15% surcharge. Prices are higher than in the city center. ✅ Some taxis do not support Alipay or WeChat Pay from mainland China. It's recommended to use Didi Taxi or carry cash, otherwise, there's a risk of being refused service.❌ ✅ If you're staying at the hotel for a concert, you can enjoy yourself and eat in the city center first, then come back. Arriving an hour before entry is more than enough time.👌