Hotels With Pools in Hong Kong, China

I chose this hotel for a concert at AsiaWorld-Expo (AWE), and it's super close to both the airport and AWE. You can walk to AWE in just a few minutes via the skybridge. They also have shuttle buses to the airport and Tung Chung. The service was excellent; I arrived a little after 9 AM, and since a room was ready, the front desk let me check in right away. The breakfast buffet had a good variety, pretty standard fare. The downside is that the room was really, really small. As soon as I walked in, there was a strong musty smell. The sink and the bed were separated only by a small table. The room window was tiny and couldn't be opened, and the air conditioning wouldn't turn off, making it quite cold. Also, there were at least four mirrors in the room, with three of them facing the bed.

Stayed at Regal Airport Hotel recently. Being the only hotel directly connected to Hong Kong International Airport, the location is definitely very convenient for transit and early flights. The rooms are quite old and could use some refurbishment, but the room size is still excellent — spacious enough even for 4 guests comfortably. One area that could be improved is the walking distance within the hotel/access areas. It may not be very elderly-friendly, especially considering the hotel is positioned at a premium price range. Providing buggy/cart services would greatly improve guest convenience and overall experience. On the positive side, the breakfast was really good with a healthy variety of choices. Overall, still a practical and comfortable choice for airport travellers and families.

This hotel was renovated in 2009, and the rooms are quite tidy and clean, though some of the items are a bit old. It gives off a vibe of an elderly person trying their best, but it's a bit disheartening (laughs). Basic amenities and equipment are provided, and the room even had a universal adapter, so I didn't need to use the one I brought. Check-in at the front desk was pretty quick, and the service was good. The floor I stayed on was undergoing renovations, so the hallway had a mix of paint and a not-so-pleasant carpet smell, but there was no smell in the room itself, so no need to worry about that. The soundproofing isn't great, but the surrounding environment and other guests were relatively quiet, so aside from the hairdryer, there wasn't much noise. The hotel is a bit far from the metro station, but very close to a bus stop. Since I was transiting through Hong Kong, staying one night here was quite good value for money. The airport bus goes directly to the hotel. There's also a Starbucks downstairs and a few decent restaurants across the street. Behind the hotel seems to be an office building, so there's a fair bit of foot traffic around closing time, and you can just follow the crowd to find the metro station. Also, could you please put instructions on how to use the bathtub faucet on the shelf next to the tub? It was my first time encountering a pull-up diverter, and I couldn't quite figure out how to use it (cries). I had to ask the front desk later, and they patiently explained it to me.

I was very happy with the room; it was clean and quite spacious for a Hong Kong hotel. The gentleman with glasses at the front desk who checked me in (I didn't catch his name) provided excellent service. My room wasn't ready yet, but he managed to find me one that met my requests, which was great. The breakfast was decent and matched the room rate, so no complaints there. The hotel's location is perfect; it's so convenient for getting around, and there are tons of restaurants right downstairs. I highly recommend Xue Ji Li Ji and Lu Ba E; we ate at both for two consecutive days! We also tried the exciting Dutch Trail hike nearby, which my husband and I really enjoyed – it was full of wilderness charm. I'd recommend it to fellow hikers; just wear appropriate athletic gear, sun protection, insect repellent, and bring plenty of water. I'll definitely book the Hopewell Hotel again on my next visit to Hong Kong.

I recommend this hotel, not because of its warm service – in fact, I was quite dissatisfied with the front desk staff, who were expressionless throughout and didn't seem friendly or welcoming. However, the hotel offers great value for money and is just a stone's throw from the Zoological and Botanical Gardens, making it incredibly convenient for getting to Central. I was staying in the Kai Tak area of Kowloon and only chose to stay here for one night specifically to visit the gardens, and it was the right choice – the price was affordable and the room size was suitable. However, I do think Hong Kong hotels should learn from their Japanese counterparts; since it's a service industry, a warm and friendly attitude is always necessary. Even if it's just for a few minutes, they should at least pretend! It's no wonder my friends choose to fly directly to Japan for holidays instead of Hong Kong; it truly has a lot to do with the quality and attitude of Hong Kong hotels. Compared to the slippers provided by the hotel and the ones I brought myself, it's as if Hong Kong hotels provide nothing at all... All in all, I would recommend this hotel to friends, and I hope that next time I see the front desk staff, they will combine professionalism with a smile – the two are not mutually exclusive.

Great location, easy to get to anywhere in central by bus or using the mid-levels escalators. A lot of nice cafes, restaurants, and shops nearby, even a good self service laundry 3 mins away. The room was clean and had everything we needed. However the layout is not very convenient, we couldn’t fit our luggage anywhere comfortably. Would be nice if there was space under the bed like for example they do in Japanese business hotels. The bathroom (and especially the shower) could be renovated. It’s not unclean per se but looks lived. Had a breakfast at the hotel once, wasn’t particularly tasty, don’t recommend it.

Overall, my stay was quite good. Before checking in, I'd seen reviews online mentioning that the facilities were a bit old, but I actually found them to be perfectly acceptable. The only minor issue was that the air conditioning made a noticeable sound when running, but I found it tolerable. The room size was quite spacious, and the layout was very practical. It was also very clean. The service was polite, and they even accommodated a request I made when booking. When I checked in, I asked for a room with a better view, and they immediately upgraded me to a higher floor. Also, I had read online that the room type I booked required showering in the bathtub, but there was actually a separate shower stall, so I assume I got an upgrade, which was very nice!

Had a wonderful stay. The experience from check in to check out was smooth and pleasant. The staff were extremely polite, professional, and always ready to help with any requests, which made the stay even more comfortable. My room on 30th floor had an amazing view of the city and harbour, especially at night. The room was clean, cozy and well maintained with all the necessary amenities provided. The location is convenient and well connected, making it easy to explore Hong Kong.

Awesome, super good, hahaha! The picture below was taken in the room, by the way. They didn't provide complimentary bottled water or disposable toiletries, but there was an unlimited supply of tissues. I'm telling the truth. I paid over a thousand kuai for one night to see Victoria Harbour, and the view was ”no less impressive than The Rosewood.”

The Royal Garden Hotel is right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. I first stayed there back in 1999 when I visited Hong Kong, and I remember thinking how beautiful it was, especially the rooftop pool – absolutely stunning! The hotel's atrium restaurant, with its soaring, open-plan design spanning over ten floors, was also impressive. I've stayed at The Royal Garden several times since, and even on my most recent visit, it still felt remarkably new! Fantastic value for money.