Hotels With Gym in Hong Kong, China

This time the room that I booked were full so the staff upgraded to the bigger room that make me happy. Thank you  I hope that for my next stay in the hotel will make me satisfied again❤️

Stayed for three nights. Overall not bad, room is qt big in HK standard, bathroom is clean, but one safety issue - the bathtub safety handle is not safe, it's totally loose easily came out. Luckily I didn't fall down, just slid one step. Already reported it to front office, they said wld fix it. The room came with coffee table w supply of coffee n tea bag. Also provide a safe n a fridge. Aircon was working well. Only thg not provided is teeth brush, haha small issue . No other complaint. Location is qt gd, vy close to market, eateries n team terminal. 5 mins to bus stops n airport bus stop, n 10 mins to subway station. Breakfast: provided at $77, buffet type, ok , gd enough.

The service here is excellent! The front desk asked me what kind of room I preferred during check-in. All the hotel staff were very polite. The hotel is conveniently located right next to a Don Quijote store, which is great for shopping, and there's also a Little Bear Biscuit specialty shop nearby. It's also a short walk to the subway station, making it very easy to get around. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit!

The room was very spacious, equipped with a kitchenette and all the necessary dinnerware. The views were open and expansive. While the location might be a bit challenging for first-time visitors to Hong Kong, the hotel offers several complimentary shuttle services to and from Central daily. The Pedder Street shuttle stop is conveniently located at the bus station near Central MTR Exit D1. There's also a stop at IFC, but I haven't personally used it, so it's best to inquire with the hotel for specific boarding points. If you prefer taking public transport, from Admiralty Station Exit B, turn right for about ten meters onto Tamar Street, then turn right again and walk twenty meters to the bus stop for the 12A. It's only two stops to the hotel, at the 'YWCA' stop. From there, walk back about twenty meters to reach the hotel. When heading back to the hotel from Central, the 12A bus is also the best option. It will first go to Admiralty Bus Terminus and stop for a few minutes while the driver takes a break. You can simply wait on the bus; there's no need to purchase another ticket. I figured this out after staying for four days, as the 12A is a short circular route specifically designed for MacDonnell Road residents. Every time I queued at Admiralty, I'd see people already on board, leading me to conclude they had traveled from Central and were waiting to go up the hill back to MacDonnell Road.

A nice and clean hotel. Location is easy to find. The drop off and pick up point outside the lobby is street level so it is very convenient if you bring a large luggage. There is a night market at Temple street across the street. If you like dim sum for breakfast. There are two dim sum cafe near by. Value for money and very satisfied with the experience.

The rooms we stayed are well maintained, we have space for luggage, which is appreciate by guests, especially for families. With 4 standard beds are perfect for families. comfort room are clean but need some upgrade. convenient location. This choice is for a budget-conscious travelers and families  

The room was decent, the hallway a bit narrow, but the bathroom was quite spacious, which was a plus. The hotel environment was clean, and getting around was convenient, with the subway station just a 10-minute walk away.

The room size was pretty good, and I think it offers decent value for money in Hong Kong. The only minor issues were that the lighting was a bit dim and the bathroom door lock was faulty – you needed someone to help align it to get it to latch. The lobby connects directly to Langham Place, which is very convenient. I even stumbled upon a Kuromi pop-up there! Some of the facilities did feel a bit dated, which is understandable. I didn't experience anything particularly standout service-wise. The 'welcome' feeling actually came from the security guard at check-in and the cleaning lady. The front desk staff also helped arrange a twin room, which was nice.

The room size was decent, and it came with a fridge and microwave. I called the front desk, and they promptly brought up an iron, so the service was quite good. The hotel Wi-Fi was very slow and kept disconnecting. Both the 3rd-floor restroom and the hotel elevators require a key card for access, which shows they prioritize guest privacy. The only downside was the cleanliness of the bedsheets, as seen in the picture. There were stains and hair on one side. I didn't discover this until late at night when I pulled back the covers after working. I called housekeeping, and they responded fairly quickly. The staff member said it was from the dust brush, but the hair was curly, clearly not from a cleaning tool. It was too late to fuss about it, so I just let it go after they changed them. I stayed in mid-November, and the hotel was already getting into the Christmas spirit. Overall, the hygiene significantly detracted from my experience, though the staff service was satisfactory. It was a mid-to-low rating overall.

The room isn't huge, but the layout is surprisingly well-thought-out. The staff are also really nice; they'll guide you on where to go, saving you a lot of time and hassle. Breakfast was decent too. Every staff member goes beyond just superficial service, which I really appreciated. For this price, getting a sea-view room (not a full panoramic view, but good enough!) makes it absolutely great value for money.