Hotels Near Hong Kong Museum of Art in Hong Kong

This was one of my bucket list. High price but you get the well known Peninsula services. Great welcome and luggage handling upon arrival. Had a box of fragile teapot set left with them, handled care with a sticker of fragile sign. Room was not ready while I’m checking but went back later. Rooms are spacious and all the luxuries came in details, i discovered new features (technology embedded to traditional furnitures) along the stay. Great amenities, tea leaves, coffee machine and turn down service. Had friends over to hangover in the afternoon. The place had great privacy (you won’t hear other rooms at all). The bed was comfy too! When I check out the concierge took care of my luggages and wait with me for my Uber. Definitely an experience! Thank you.

Location is really excellent, not too far from MTR, room so clean, staff so nice but in my opinion restaurant is too small, I have to wait for having breakfast around 20 mins.

Fantastic service by the Regent team. I hosted my engagement occasion here and the staff were very helpful. Excellent service from entry ＞ checking in ＞ in room service ＞ checking out. The Regent team made my experience and my fiancé a very pleasant and memorable one! It is because of my special occasion that I probably got upgraded, but I appreciate it and love the extra mile they put in! Food at the breakfast buffet was as good as it can be. I would say Marriott's breakfast is still the best that I've been to. Regent was still a good experience from what you can see in the photo. The views at the Regent are the best maybe only K11 can beat it. Maybe. Highly recommend this hotel.

Regrettably, our family endured a series of unpleasant stay during the New Year countdown at this apartment hotel. We deliberately chose this hotel for its renowned artistry and exceptional artistic offerings. With its esteemed status as a luxury hotel, our expectations were set high not only for the hotel's architectural and craftsmanship standards, but also for its service quality. Alas, our experience left much to be desired, as the hotel felt more like an apartment hotel rather than a luxury hotel. Unfortunately, the level of service provided fell well below our expectations. The check-in procedure was notably slow, and we waited nearly 50 minutes for our luggage before having to remind the staff. The duty manager exhibited a disappointing lack of professionalism and courtesy while addressing our inquiries regarding our booking. He drew incorrect conclusions from our outward appearance, causing us to feel offended. We noticed a lack of attention to detail, such as the inconveniently placed buttons for the curtains and blinds. For instance, the button to close the bathroom blind was inconveniently hidden inside the bathroom cabinet, it hard to find for the first time which we have to contact the staff for help. Also the shower door cannot close properly during our stay. Furthermore, we were surprised to discover that certain bathroom amenities came with an additional charge. The journey from the lobby to our hotel room proved to be quite perplexing for first-time guests. The process involved taking a lift to the 10th floor, navigating through the 10th-floor area, and then taking another lift to reach our room. The breakfast is served at level 10, the only cafe restaurant within this apartment. The breakfast is à la carte set menu instead of buffet style, priced at approximately $200 HK dollars per set. As one of the priciest hotels in Hong Kong, it is challenging to justify the steep costs associated with staying here. Other hotels in the vicinity offer superior views and service, such as the Regent and Peninsula. It is difficult to pinpoint any distinctive features or experiences that would validate the considerable expense.

YMCA TST is not new too me, I am so familiar & stay in this hotel many times. However this time I was very lucky, I just booked a single room for the night with Chinese New Year fireworks event & try to take the chance if can find a place in hotel public area can view the fireworks. I was so lucky when I checked in hotel at 3pm, hotel assigned me the single room on top floor which have harbor view, then, I can view the fireworks direct from room....so bless. My daughter & I enjoyed the fireworks & dinner in room, a perfect moment.

Mainly worth it due to Good location near Tsim sha Tsui and many eating places. No pool or extras. Free WiFi was slow. Business center quite obsolete. Restaurants quite pricey even with the discount for hotel guests. Breakfast at HK$130 was only thing we did one morning, Not bad.

Great location, bus from the airport stop just Infront of the hotel very convenient tsim tsa tsui MRT just across the road.. Good surrounding atmosphere walking distance to avenue of star k11 mall and restaurants next to chungking mansion where u can find halal food & groceries. Also money changers great staff Most friendly welcoming and helpful.. lovely and great first impression of hotel. Everything about the hotel was exceptional. I don’t know why other people leave such negative comments about this hotel.. Room itself was well equipped and comfortable. Bit old but clean and spacious I was very pleased with my stay. I hope to be back for a longer visit in the future i definitely stay here again

I have stayed at various hotels in Hong Kong including the Holiday Inn Golden Mile on numerous occasions over the years. As far as location goes the Holiday Inn wins hands down. Until the new Hyatt Regency was built nearby nothing could beat the location of the Holiday Inn. However, aside from the location, the Holiday Inn disappoints in a number of ways. For a business traveler who requires good wifi the Holiday Inn was disappoiting during this trip. The wifi was so bad during my recent three day stay as to be all but unusable.  Additionally, the hot water shower  only had warm water during peak hours and only had hot water during off peak hours. No wifi and no truly hot water just about rules out the Holiday Inn for me. However, the hotel is in such a desirable location and reasonably priced for Hong Kong it is full or nearly full everyday, according the check in clerk I spoke with. 

Marco polo hotel is situated in a great location near rhe Harbour but the amenities is not as expected like the swimming pool is a bit small... I was expecting for a harbour view but it looks like the hotel is surrounded with all the towering buildings so dont expect for a great view in the harbour. P.S. Do not take a taxi infront of the Hotel because its a rip off for charging our luggages and toll fee just going to the Northpoint harbour. 400 Hkd for short trip. The room is fine and small since its hongkong. But the service in the breakfast is great though.

Exit A1 of 西営盤 Station and walk in the right direction to reach the hotel in 2 minutes. The rooms are compact, but that can't be helped as all hotels in Hong Kong are small. You can leave your luggage by the window. Large trunks can be stored under the bed. Breakfast is also good. The building is old, but it is well cleaned. Shampoo and bath soap are available. They are the same colour, so they may be the same liquid. It is better to bring your own if you are concerned. Conditioner bottles are available but empty. You should prepare this yourself as well. Above all, it is close to the station and safe. There are many restaurants around and daily necessities are available, so it is convenient. I will use it again.