4-Star Hotels in Hong Kong, China

Had a wonderful New Year trip! The hotel is conveniently located just over 200 meters from Tin Hau MTR station and very close to a bus stop, making it super easy to get around by metro or tram. There are also plenty of food options right downstairs to the left. What's truly amazing is that the room has windows on two walls, offering stunning views of Victoria Harbour. We could also see the brightly lit and bustling Victoria Park ***** New Year Fair, which really added to the festive atmosphere. The room even provided a universal adapter, which was very handy for charging devices. Oh, and there's complimentary afternoon tea and a breakfast buffet – a fantastic bonus!

Great location, very convenient. Breakfast is on the 2nd floor, and there's a Big Player (arcade/entertainment center) right across the street, which is also really convenient and good value. It's also right next to Kowloon Park. The environment is good, and the room is clean and tidy, equipped with a hairdryer and an iron.

Executive Lounge Afternoon Tea: After a day out, it's great to come back to the hotel for afternoon tea instead of having to find dinner outside. The afternoon tea was excellent. The breakfast buffet was quite rich. The rooms have been renovated, they are clean and tidy, and it's quiet at night with good soundproofing. It's about 350 meters from Wan Chai MTR station, which makes getting around very convenient. For Ctrip guests, no deposit is required upon check-in, and check-out is hassle-free – just return the room card and leave. I will definitely stay at this hotel again on my next business trip or vacation to Hong Kong.

The hotel's location is good, and the surrounding environment is pleasant. With four beds in one room, it's perfect for families traveling together. The buffet offers a wide variety of dishes and the quality is quite good. It's about a 15-20 minute walk to New Town Plaza, or a 29 RMB taxi ride. The Moonlight Restaurant next to the hotel is also very reasonably priced. The only thing I was really dissatisfied with this time was that I had specifically requested a high-floor room away from the elevators when I checked in. Instead, I was given room 579, which was the closest to the elevator. Apparently, because there were so many guests, our room type was only available on the 5th floor. Also, since I was staying for two consecutive nights, I wanted the bedsheets changed daily. However, the room attendant said that for consecutive stays, sheets are only changed every three days. I don't understand why this is the case – I'm paying for the room every day, so shouldn't the second day's room rate be half or a third off?

The room was spacious, which is a rare find in Hong Kong. The facilities were very new, making for a pleasant stay. The sea view room offered a wide, open view, and the surrounding area had convenient transportation, making it easy to get to popular spots. Highly recommended!

This hotel is super convenient, just a 5-minute walk from the Airport Bus No. 21 stop. Both the male and female staff at the front desk were really welcoming and friendly. I booked the room over a month in advance, and it was great value for money. The room wasn't huge, but it had everything I needed: an air purifier and a fridge. They don't provide toothbrushes and toothpaste (you can buy them at the front desk for 2 HKD), but disposable slippers are available. The room was generally very clean, and the other guests staying there were pretty quiet, so I didn't have any issues with noise at night. The breakfast was fantastic and had a wide variety. I especially recommend the xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) and the congee. They were also very prompt in refilling items when there were a lot of guests.

Of course, it can't compare to hotels on the mainland. But for a city like Hong Kong, where space is at a premium, it's a pretty good old-brand hotel. Besides being a bit old, everything else is quite good 👍 The location is excellent. For that reason alone, I'd consider staying here again.

I originally wanted to give a bad review, but my kids said, 'Mom, the staff here are all so dedicated and hardworking, let's give them a good review instead.' First, let me start with the positives. The staff were very friendly and quick to resolve issues, which the kids loved! The breakfast was good value for money; it would have been even better if they had congee with shredded pork or similar options that kids enjoy. On the morning after our first night, both of my children had numerous red rashes on their ankles, bitten by some kind of insect. The first day was severe, and the kids scratched themselves raw. Luckily, I brought some herbal ointment for them. I didn't think much of it on the first day, but on the second night, their feet started itching again. I called customer service to ask for a solution, inquiring if they had any medicine or medical staff. Turns out, they had neither. Later, three staff members came to the room and quickly helped us change the bedding. We were too tired to change rooms as we had spent a whole day at Disney. They changed everything very quickly and worked hard, which my children noticed and said how good the staff were. However, the issue itself was just left unresolved. I told my kids then that if I were the type to be very serious about things, I would hire a lawyer and sue the hotel for letting my kids get bitten like that. I was so angry! I truly don't know what bit them, and I'm very upset! We came out to have fun, and then this happens! The hotel didn't even apologize; they just changed the bedding and sprayed some disinfectant... The pictures were taken two or three days after the bites, and the swelling had already gone down a lot. I think the hotel should take responsibility and seriously address this matter! I've been so busy taking the kids out to play these past two days that I almost forgot about this. Now that I have some free time, I quickly wanted to post this review!

This hotel is located in Hong Kong's Central and Western District, right by the sea. After arriving in Hong Kong and clearing customs, we bought a round-trip bus ticket at the Citybus counter (which is cheaper than using an Octopus card directly). We took Airport Bus A10, putting in half a bus voucher, and got off at Chaohong Street, which is right behind the hotel. For the return journey to the airport, we boarded the bus on Water Street, in front of the hotel, using the return bus voucher for a direct ride. For sightseeing, if you're going to Macau to take the Golden Bus, you can opt for A10, or take the 'ding ding' tram to the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal for the TurboJET or Cotai Water Jet. There are also 'ding ding' trams (a ride costs HK$3.30 no matter how far you go), buses, and the MTR nearby, making transportation very convenient. The location is excellent. The hotel lobby's side door leads directly to 'Li Gong Restaurant' (Food God Li Gong). Just a few tram stops away is 'Liu An Ju', so you can try different places for dim sum every day. You can also easily get to Kennedy Town, Happy Valley, or Central to catch the Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui and the Avenue of Stars. From Central, you can take bus 6 or 6X to Repulse Bay and Stanley. Alternatively, take the 'ding ding' tram to Bank Street, cross the pedestrian bridge, and take the Peak Tram. You can also visit Shau Kei Wan on the east side of Hong Kong Island to see the fishing harbor, and on the way back, stop at Causeway Bay, Golden Bauhinia Square, Admiralty, Central, etc. – all easily accessible by tram with short walks from the stops. At 30 square meters, the hotel room for three people is quite spacious compared to similar hotels. The front desk staff were all very helpful; every time we had a question, they responded seriously and followed up. What I liked most was that the hotel didn't require a deposit for normal settlement. Although it's an older hotel, it's cleaned meticulously every day. You'll need to bring your own toiletries and mineral water, but there's a kettle to boil water and a universal power adapter, which is a thoughtful touch. From value for money to service, this hotel has earned our approval, and we'll definitely choose to stay here again.

I stayed at the Metropark Hotel Kowloon for one night and had a very pleasant experience. The location is fantastic—right above the MOKO shopping mall and directly connected to Mong Kok East MTR station, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the city or catching a train to the border. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, offering a quiet retreat from the bustling city outside. While the room size was typical for Hong Kong (efficient but not spacious), it had everything I needed for a short stay. With the mall and numerous dining options right at its doorstep, it’s a great choice for both business and leisure travelers looking for convenience and comfort.