Iclub Hotels in Hong Kong

A decent hotel located near Mong Kok MTR Station. Takes around 10 minutes walk to the station. 7-11, Mcdonalds and market nearby. Have a free light breakfast and coffee at the lobby.

Clean and good location. You must press both the up and down button on your floor to get the elevator, otherwise it will skip your floor, which is annoying. Also no heating

It's a very good value for money. Location is very convenient, the room is a bit small but very clean and tidy. There's an outside garden so we could take away food and eat there. Simple but there's a breakfast provided and it was very helpful.

It is great location, easy to access to all the shops, restaurants and very closed to one of HK icon ”Hollywood Road”, always famous of the antique shops. However, the hotel address is a bit confusing even taxi driver couldn't find the hotel at first place. Hotel is clean and spacious. Staff are friendly and helpful. Hotel provides some light breakfast and tea and coffee at the lobby is all-you-can-drink.

Hotel location is great, tram is only 90m and closest subway entrance is abou 200m from hotel. Rooma does not have too much extra space, but that is common in Hong Kong, and we had no issue with it. Seven eleven, shop, is just around the corner and many other nice shops near by. About 600m from hotel to pier, next to the ocean, with nice view.

Hotel room is clean and big enough to open up 2 big luggage. Toiletries are provided. There is a lounge with water dispenser and coffee machine. You can have cup noodles at the lounge. There are complimentary bread and basic spread every morning 7am-10am. The aircon is centrally controlled so you cannot adjust when it's too cold at night. The location is about 8mins walk from A5 exit and need to jaywalk a little unless you don't mind walking a little more to use the 2 traffic lights. Tram is 2 mins away from hotel so you can take it to Causeway Bay and Tin Hau. Plenty of famous food places within walking distance like Joy Hing, Kam's Roast, Lung Dim Sum, Bill Kee Wanton Mee, Bakehouse.