Romantic Hotels in Hong Kong, China

I know hotels in Hong Kong are small, but this one was even smaller! If two people brought luggage, there was no space to open it! It looked nothing like the pictures. It's normal for prices to go up during the May Day holiday, but for over 1000, this was much worse than a budget hotel in mainland China! The bed was also unstable! I only stayed here because I was seeing a concert. It is quite close to the MTR station, though. Next time, I'll definitely choose somewhere else. A heads-up for future guests.

The scenery is beautiful, with an endless view of the ocean. However, there was hair from the previous guest in the bathroom. The bathroom light, an old-fashioned fluorescent tube, kept flickering, making me think I was in hell. I was about to call the front desk when it suddenly worked normally again. But if you turn it off, it starts flickering when you turn it back on. The elevator doesn't require a key card, anyone can go up, so if you're concerned about safety, this place isn't for you. The Type-C charging port by the bed was broken. I don't understand why they didn't add another socket next to the light when there's space, but instead put a power strip in the middle of the living room, which international chargers couldn't use. Luckily, there was still one usable socket by the TV.

The hotel is a bit far from popular attractions like Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay. A HKD 500 deposit is required upon check-in, and they accept RMB. There's a McDonald's, a 'cha chaan teng' (local cafe), and a convenience store nearby, so food options are pretty convenient. There's also a bus stop right outside the hotel; you can take 4 stops to reach Wong Chuk Hang MTR station. Although the room is a bit small, it's very clean. Overall, it's still quite good.

1. The room was better than I expected. I was a bit worried about the cleanliness at this price point in Hong Kong, but I felt much more at ease after arriving. The overall hygiene was good, and they even provided a wooden toothbrush, though I brought my own and didn't need it. 2. The front desk staff and the person handling luggage were very friendly. I locked my room card inside the room, and they helped me resolve it. They even gave me some chocolates afterwards. 3. The room is indeed much smaller compared to Guangzhou, so be prepared for that. However, I was only staying for one night, so it was acceptable. 4. The hotel's location is excellent, with convenient transportation. To get to the high-speed rail station, you can walk to Tsim Sha Tsui East Station and take the MTR to Austin. It's also very convenient for getting to Central or other places. 5. Areas for improvement: - I kept pressing the elevator floor button with no response. It turns out you need to swipe your card first. I suggest they put up a sign with instructions. - I thought there was no hairdryer, so I didn't wash my hair. Only the next day did I find it in a cabinet outside the bathroom. I suggest placing it in a more visible spot in the bathroom (e.g., above where the toiletries are).

The hotel's location is excellent, making it convenient for dining, entertainment, and shopping. The A11 bus to the airport is also not far away. It's just a 5-minute walk to the MTR station. The room was clean, though admittedly not large, but perfectly fine for two people. Considering the area, the price was very reasonable. I'd definitely stay here again.

The hotel is connected to a mall with a supermarket, 7-Eleven, and plenty of dining options, which is very convenient. The room was great, quite spacious, and came with a kitchen, utensils, and a microwave, making it very practical. There's a free shuttle bus to Tsim Sha Tsui, and Hung Hom MTR station is right outside, so transportation is also convenient.

The official photos accurately represent the room, which is great! My only minor gripe is that a 24-inch suitcase won't fit, but otherwise, everything was fine. Just be aware that you'll need to bring your own slippers, disposable toiletries, and towels. Essentially, they only provide a place to sleep. Also, they don't offer cleaning service even if you stay for a few days. However, if you're just looking for a place to crash, it's definitely good value for money.

Upon check-in, the front desk informed us that the hotel's upper floors were undergoing renovations, and to let them know if we encountered any issues. Our 4-day stay was pretty good. We were on the 15th floor, and when we left around 10 AM, we barely heard any noise from the room. The room itself was decent, spacious enough to fully open two 28-inch suitcases. The hotel's location is also very convenient; you can get here from the airport by taking bus A21/A22 or the MTR. It's about a 10-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station to the hotel. Downstairs, there are plenty of dining options like Lin Heung Tea House, Yung Kee Roast Goose, Chung So Dessert, Wa So Cafe, an egg tart shop, and Haidilao. For shopping, there's Matsumoto Kiyoshi, Don Quijote, 7-11, and Wellcome Supermarket. The street right outside the hotel is Kimberley Road, and our driver told us this area is Hong Kong's 'Korean Street,' so you'll find lots of Korean restaurants around! Alright! #TsimShaTsui #TsimShaTsuiHotel ##GreatValueHotel #TravelBug #YungKeeRoastGoose #LinHeungTeaHouse #WaSoCafe #Hashtag #ChibiMarukoChan – On the first floor of The One shopping mall next to the hotel, there's even a Chibi Maruko-chan birthday celebration event with merchandise for sale!

It's truly rare to find a hotel with such great value for money in Hong Kong. The hotel is located near To Kwa Wan MTR station, making both bus and subway travel convenient. The room was arguably one of the largest I've stayed in in Hong Kong, offering ample space to move around. Although the furniture is a bit dated, it's thankfully clean and tidy. The hotel is well-managed and offers a shuttle service to Tsim Sha Tsui and West Kowloon Station, which is a definite bonus. I highly recommend this 5-star hotel, especially during peak holiday seasons.

Free upgrade to a premium room (with view): Very good, the city view was especially beautiful, and the front desk staff had excellent service. Hotel shuttle bus service: Very convenient, it can reach many major tourist attractions. Due to Hong Kong's plastic ban, free toothbrushes are not provided, but you can buy one for one dollar from a vending machine, so you don't need to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste. The hotel is right next to Happy Valley, and it's not too far to walk to Causeway Bay, so the overall location is very good.