Pet Friendly Hotels in Hong Kong, China

The hotel's location is quite good, near the Jordan area, and just a few minutes' walk from the MTR station, making getting around very convenient. There's a convenience store right opposite the hotel, and plenty of restaurants downstairs and in the surrounding area. When we arrived early, the front desk staff proactively asked if we wanted to check in. As our room wasn't ready yet, they helped us store our luggage, which was a simple process and allowed us to go out and explore right away. The room size is typical for Hong Kong standards – not spacious, but not as cramped as I'd imagined. There was still some space to move around after placing the two single beds, and enough room to open our suitcases. The overall decor is modern and minimalist, with soft lighting. The hygiene was acceptable, and the bedding was clean. It's worth noting that the hotel doesn't provide disposable toiletries like toothbrushes. Hong Kong has been promoting environmental policies in recent years, with many hotels reducing plastic use. However, there's a vending machine near the front desk where you can buy them if needed, which is quite convenient. The housekeeping service during our stay left a good impression. After cleaning each day, our slippers and personal items were tidied and arranged neatly. The attention to detail was appreciated, and the room was kept very clean overall. Check-out was also very convenient; no queues or complicated procedures, just hand back the key card. After collecting our stored luggage, we were free to leave, which is great for those catching a train or flight. Overall, the biggest advantages of this hotel are its convenient location and excellent transportation links, along with the comprehensive amenities nearby. While the rooms aren't large, they are on par with typical Hong Kong hotels, and both hygiene and service are good. If you're visiting Hong Kong and don't require an exceptionally spacious room, the overall value for money is quite impressive.

Free upgrade to a deluxe room: It's true, but the only difference was the higher ceiling. HKD 100 F&B credit per room per night: Forgot to use it. Facilities: Pretty good, stylish and retro, very comfortable. Environment: Not bad, there's a supermarket, restaurants, and a bus stop nearby, very convenient. Service: Very enthusiastic, check-in and luggage storage went smoothly. Room: It is indeed very small, haha.

This is my second time staying here. I first stayed at this hotel in 2017 when I came to Hong Kong. I must say the rooms are quite spacious, and the facilities are well-maintained. The service is also excellent. Kelly, the floor supervisor, was very thoughtful and attentive, even offering us complimentary fruit and chocolates from the hotel. I accidentally pulled down the curtain rod, and after I called, the staff and the Housekeeping Manager, Manager Zeng Xiaoyang, promptly came to our room. Manager Zeng even proactively helped us arrange a room upgrade. However, my child didn't want to move around since we only had two nights left, so we decided not to bother. From these small details, it's clear that this hotel genuinely values its guests' experience. It's excellent, and I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Hong Kong.

One of our favorite accommodations. The room is functionally furnished and has a fantastic view of the sea. Everything was clean. There was a nice, large shower and plenty of space to store our clothes and backpacks. The location is fabulous, quiet, right on the beach, a little away from the village. The hotel has its own restaurant. The breakfast is delicious, and we always ate well there too. But the best thing about the hotel is the staff. We received a very warm welcome and immediately felt at home. Anyone who wants to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city should come here.

Points to improve: * There was no briefing during check-in about the hotel amenities. We had to discover everything on our own, which should be the minimum standard for a hotel. * There is a kitchen on each floor (which we only learned later by reading reviews), as well as another kitchen downstairs. We used the kitchen to prepare food, and while eating we were approached by staff asking whether we had used utensils from the kitchen. After confirming that we had, we were told we could not use them because they belonged to other people. I then asked how guests are expected to cook, and was told we should buy our own pans and utensils. This was very surprising and impractical for travelers. We continued using the kitchen on our floor. Feedback to the hotel: either provide proper shared kitchen equipment for guests or clearly do not advertise these spaces as usable kitchens. * The Wi-Fi in our room was not strong enough for work. * The room is quite small, but this is understandable given the price in Hong Kong. * The location is far from the city center, although it is conveniently close to public transportation. * Staff could be better trained and more welcoming. This is hospitality guys, not a factory! * Large tour groups often arrive at the same time, making the reception area very noisy and chaotic. This made it difficult to work or take calls in the lobby. * Internet speed was around 30 Mbps, which was not sufficient for stable remote work. Good things: * The hotel is very clean. * There are several facilities available, including a small yoga space, small gym, laundry machines (paid), video games, movie nights, and a nice coworking area in front of the reception. * There is also a workspace downstairs, which we only discovered on our last day — this could be better communicated to guests. * The price is fair for what is offered in Hong Kong.

Apologies for the super late review, over a month late – I completely forgot… First, the conclusion: This place offers amazing value for money, but if you're going to a concert, you absolutely need to leave early. I stayed for three days and never once managed to get on their free shuttle bus. It comes from another hostel, and whenever I needed it, it was always full – no chance of getting on… In the end, I walked for half an hour to catch the public bus every time. The room itself was fine; very comfortable for one person. However, since it's a prefab structure, there's zero soundproofing. You can hear kids crying from the next building throughout the entire complex. If you're a light sleeper, this could be quite annoying, but I was fine – I was so exhausted after showering that I just passed out, haha! Oh, and I have to praise the power strip! The one provided in the room was compatible with mainland plugs, so I didn't need to bring my own adapter, which was fantastic!

The hotel is incredibly convenient and new, and the sea view from the window is stunning! A heartfelt thank you to Mavis at the front desk and Mike, our butler, for making our stay exceptional. Mavis was very friendly, processed our check-in efficiently, and communicated seamlessly. She also thoughtfully informed us about the opening hours for the hotel's pool, gym, and afternoon tea social hour. Butler Mike was meticulous and reliable; he responded to any issues with high efficiency and handled everything from daily room replenishments to travel inquiries with care and discretion. The cleaning staff on the 31st floor were also warm and attentive. Their professional and heartfelt service, combined with the hotel's beautiful sea-view environment, made our entire trip relaxing and enjoyable.

Overall, I'm very satisfied with my stay at this hotel. Here’s a summary of my experience: What I want to praise the most is the cleanliness – it’s truly spotless. The housekeeping staff did an excellent job every day; they didn't move my personal items around, but kept the trash emptied and the bed perfectly made. The gentleman at the lobby on the first floor always greeted us proactively whenever we entered or left, and his attitude was excellent. I stayed on the 30th floor this time, and the view from the room window was pretty good. There's also a swimming pool on the top floor, and I went up in the evening to check it out – the view was fantastic, offering a great city panorama, which was very relaxing. The location is also very convenient. There's a large shopping mall nearby, so you can easily find places to eat and shop. It’s just a few minutes' walk from the hotel to the MTR station, making it easy to get around. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Hong Kong.

This hotel is located on a hill near Mei Foo MTR station, requiring guests to cross a skybridge and climb uphill. Although there are elevators all the way, travelers with large luggage should reconsider staying here. The environment is incredibly tranquil, making for a very good night's sleep. Mosquitos and dampness are unavoidable, but luckily, we didn't spot any mice. Most of the staff are very friendly, except for one 'mouse-catcher' in a black uniform who was very aloof and unapproachable. I hope staff training can be improved in the future. The infrastructure is good; TV, fridge, hairdryer, and internet are all available. There are also many snack shops in the residential area near the MTR exit. I would come again.