3-Star Hotels in Hong Kong, China

The hotel is conveniently located 5 mins from Jordan MTR station and there's a bus station just across the street with route A21 which goes straight to the airport. Room is small just like all other hotels in Hong Kong, but it is just right for me as I am travelling alone. Improvement on the ventilation is needed, there's a musty smell when I enter the room, fortunately there's no mold in the bathroom. Disposable one-time towel and face towel is provided, toothbrush and comb too. Fragrance for the shower gel and shampoo is kind of masculine but acceptable. No water bottle provided. However, I am not sure whether because the weather is turning cold so they controlled the air-conditioning centrally, it is quite warm whenever I enter the room, the room temperature is always at 22°C even I tried to set it at 16°C. But I feel cold after settling down abit, not much of a major issue. Walking distance to my favourite Char Can Teng - Australia Dairy Company, and also the Michelin dessert shop - Kai Kai dessert. Would consider coming back for my next stay.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just a 3-5 minute walk from Yau Ma Tei MTR station, and the A21 airport bus stops right at the entrance. Situated on Nathan Road, you'll find plenty of shopping and dining options. The mountain view from the window is peaceful, the accommodation is comfortable, and the front desk service is professional and attentive. They offer free luggage storage and a water dispenser for your convenience. The breakfast is a Western-style light meal, featuring freshly ground coffee and fruit. For the Yau Tsim Mong area, this hotel offers incredible value for money. I highly recommend it and will definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Hong Kong.

The Silka Far East Hotel in Hong Kong offers great value for money. It's just a 3-minute walk from Tsuen Wan Station, with plenty of shops, supermarkets, and local eateries nearby, making it super convenient for getting around and shopping. Although the rooms are a bit small, they are clean and airy, with all the basic amenities you need, including ample hot water and stable Wi-Fi. Check-in and check-out at the front desk are efficient, and the service is attentive. The soundproofing is a bit average, but it's perfect for short stays or attending concerts. Definitely recommended.

I booked this hotel blindly, and the price isn't comparable to what you'd find on the mainland. When I arrived, it was indeed tiny – the room was only about 10 square meters, and the bed just barely fit a person. But this is Hong Kong, where every inch is precious, so small is normal. The room makes excellent use of space; every corner is utilized perfectly. There's counter space for belongings, and enough hangers in the wardrobe. What's most commendable is that the bathroom isn't cramped, and the shower stall is a good size. The front desk staff were professional and polite, with a good attitude. Plus, they offer free luggage storage, which is convenient for shopping. The location is great, quiet yet central, so I rebooked this hotel for the next day.

The location is excellent, just 30 meters from Metro Exit C1, unbeatable! There are tons of dining and entertainment options nearby. The downside is that the room facilities are relatively basic. The safe was locked, and when I asked the front desk, they flat out said it couldn't be used 😓. I booked a room with a bathtub, but the bathtub stopper was completely missing (usually they just put it away). It was replaced with a strainer, which essentially tells you not to bother with a bath to save them the cleaning hassle; just stand and shower. This made me regret bringing my Lush bath bomb for nothing. I think that sometimes, trying to cut corners and reduce their own burden can inconvenience guests who have specific needs… it's a double-edged sword.

I arrived at the hotel around noon and was able to check in early since there was a room available. The front desk attendant arranged for a high-floor room with a partial sea view, which was lovely. The room wasn't huge, but it was very clean and perfectly sufficient for one person. Disposable slippers and toothbrushes are available at the front desk upon request. I was a bit worried initially because I had read some negative reviews, but I was extremely satisfied after checking in. My concerns were completely unfounded, and the front desk staff were all very polite. I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Hong Kong.

The Booth Lodge is the best hotel l stayed in Hong Kong offering excellent service by a friendly and capable staff. Moreover, its neighbourhood offers a choice of restaurants. Sightseeing and museums and public transport as well are easy to reach.

Stayed with family and booked a connecting room with a good sea view, which was very convenient and comfortable for us. Rooms were clean and well maintained, though compact as expected in Hong Kong. Location is excellent, with easy access to MTR, tram, and many food options nearby. Staff were friendly and check-in was smooth. Overall, a good value stay for families looking for convenience and comfort.

Facilities: There's a 24-hour gym, which the kids loved. Cleanliness: Relatively clean. Environment: The blackout curtains aren't great, but it wasn't too noisy being on the street. I'm not sure if it was the AC or the ventilation system, but it was a bit loud. You can't hear any noise from other rooms or upstairs, so overall it was okay. The two beds were pushed together, which was perfect for a family traveling with two kids. Service: Check-in and check-out were both quick, and the service was very thoughtful. Storing luggage at check-out was super convenient, and the front desk staff were very nice. Facilities: There are tram stops nearby and a bus stop right outside. There's also a fruit store and a pharmacy next to the hotel, and a 7-Eleven across the street, making dining, living, and transportation quite convenient. Being close to Times Square makes getting around easy. The hotel's logo isn't very prominent; I'd suggest hanging it higher and making it stand out with different colors and lights. Recommendation: Try the Yoshinoya nearby. It's close to the market, so you can also check out the market for good food.

The hotel's location is excellent, on the 29th floor and very close to the subway, making it super convenient. The restaurant is on the second floor, right next to Times Square. Breakfast was included in the room rate, and since we stayed four nights and five days, we got to try all the A, B, C, and D breakfast sets. The service was good. When checking in, as I booked through Trip.com, I received a blue bag, which was a thoughtful and practical gift. My only minor issue was that for two people traveling together, the front desk assigned a king-sized bed. It wasn't very big, and it felt a bit cramped for two slender women. Two single beds would have been better, allowing us both more personal space.