Hotels With Spa in Hong Kong, China

In a word: dated. While the hotel claims to have been renovated in 2019, the reality suggests otherwise. From the moment you step into the corridor, it feels like a time capsule from the 1990s - a feeling that is only confirmed once you enter the room. The room showed significant signs of neglect: peeling wallpaper, a deteriorating bathroom ceiling, a stained bathtub, and heavily worn furniture. To make matters worse, there was a persistent ”old” odor throughout the space. The only saving grace is the location, which is likely why most people choose this property. However, location alone doesn't justify the lack of maintenance.

I was surprised that for just over 700, I could stay in such a spacious hotel in Hong Kong. We even got upgraded to a Deluxe River View Room with two queen-sized beds, which is perfect for families with kids. It also included breakfast for three, which is a much better value than many hotels back home. The breakfast selection was also great, very satisfied.

The room was spotless and the soundproofing was excellent! The location is also fantastic, just a two-minute walk from the subway station. The lobby always smelled faintly of fig perfume! The lady who checked me in at the front desk was incredibly sweet and friendly. I was in such a hurry I didn't catch her name... I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time.

The transportation is very convenient, with a subway station, supermarket, restaurants, bars, schools, and residential areas nearby. I was immediately captivated by the sea view and booked it without hesitation! You can have breakfast on both the 1st and 19th floors, just make sure you don't repeat the same one on the same day. The sea-view room has an amazing view, and being able to see the Victoria Harbour fireworks show from outside the hotel was totally worth it! Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This hotel is super convenient for shopping, haha! You can directly access it from the mall, which I absolutely love. The staff are also very enthusiastic. The only downside to this hotel is the lack of laundry facilities. With the weather getting hotter and hotter, travelers won't bring a lot of spare clothes, so it becomes quite an inconvenience. After just a short walk outside, your clothes stick to you with sweat. You'll want to quickly shower and change when you get back to the hotel, and then you'll need to wash and dry your clothes quickly. I really hope they have laundry facilities next time I visit; that would be amazing!

Cleanliness: The moment I stepped in, there was a fresh, clean scent, which immediately told me the room would be spotless – and it was. The towels and sheets were very comfortable. Facilities: They were decent, not particularly old or worn, and well-maintained. Service: Check-in was quick, and the service has improved a lot over the past few years; it's now polite and appropriate. However, they still require a deposit authorization upon check-in, which seems to be a system-wide policy and not really the hotel's fault. Dining options nearby are very limited; there are almost no proper restaurants for main meals, and breakfast choices are also extremely scarce. I'd recommend taking the subway two stops to Sha Tin city center for more options. It's also very convenient to get a taxi from the stand downstairs for hiking on the MacLehose Trail. I'd definitely choose this hotel again for hiking trips, even if it's a bit pricey, it's worth it.

Service: The service was impeccable, and communication was smooth. Facilities: It seems to be a renovated hotel, as the facilities are quite new. Environment: Perhaps because my room was next to the emergency exit, there was constant noise from people coming and going, and doors closing. The most unbearable part was the sound of chairs being dragged upstairs at midnight, and then again at 8 AM. This severely affected my sleep. I was too tired after a long day to bother changing rooms for just one night. I hope the hotel is aware of this issue.

This hotel is incredibly convenient for attending shows at the AsiaWorld-Expo. It's just a two-minute walk over the sky bridge to get there. The hotel also offers a shuttle bus service to both the airport and Tung Chung MTR station, running every half hour, making it an excellent choice if you have an early flight. The room was clean and spacious, and they provided four complimentary bottles of water. The soundproofing was very good; I couldn't hear any airplane noise from my side of the hotel. I ordered a coffee at the lobby bar on the ground floor, but the latte art was actually worse than mine, and it cost 65 HKD. I later discovered a cheaper coffee shop just ten meters away on the side of the lobby.

This was my second time staying at Hotel Icon, and I’ll definitely keep coming back. The view from the room is amazing, and the location couldn’t be more convenient. A special thank you to Miss. Ruby Tse at the front desk. When I accidentally left my phone at the counter during check-in, she was so patient and quickly helped me find it. I also asked for a high floor, and she kindly arranged one for me – the view was perfect. Later, I got caught in the rain and was completely wet; Ruby noticed and handed me tissues right away. Such thoughtful and efficient service! Highly recommend this hotel, and hope to see Ruby again on my next visit hahaha.

I've been wanting to stay at this hotel for a long time, and finally, during the Qingming holiday, I brought my family to Hong Kong for a three-night stay. I was very impressed. First, let's talk about the room size. Even the basic rooms are over 40 square meters, which is quite spacious for Hong Kong. The room design, amenities, and cleanliness were all excellent and very comfortable. Next, the location. Although it's about a 6-7 minute walk to Whampoa MTR station, it's an easy stroll if you use the hotel's back entrance. Plus, the Whampoa neighborhood around the MTR station is very lively with plenty of great places to eat and shop. Most importantly, the hotel is right on the Victoria Harbour waterfront, offering beautiful views. Hung Hom Pier is right downstairs, making it incredibly convenient to get to North Point and Central on Hong Kong Island. Oh, and the Hung Hom Bus Terminus is also downstairs. We even took the kids on a double-decker bus, which can take you to many different places. The hotel staff were also great – very helpful and friendly. My whole family was very satisfied, and if we get the chance to visit Hong Kong again, we'll definitely choose the Kerry Hotel.