Pet-friendly Hotels in Hong Kong

Gifted our friends with a nights stay in the hotel. It was their first time staying in the Langham they loved it and are looking to return in the new year.

Location was great, short walk (~5mins) to Jordan MTR but we hardly took the subway during our trip because there were lots of buses that went to the places we wanted to go. Room was clean and spacious as well for a HK hotel. The TV had a variety of channels and some played old HK movies which we enjoyed every night in the room. There are many food options nearby too, with McDonald’s across the road, Ippudo Ramen next door and a food hall in the basement. Will definitely consider this place again the next time I visit HK.

The rooms are exactly the same as the pics posted on their website. The view is breath-taking. The family sea suite is amazing! Very friendly reception staff. Very clean rooms, and very convenient distance walking to MTR and just one stop away to Ocean park. A quiet and wonderful place for rest and recharge. Love it!

Before booking I called to ask if they had a halal kitchen. Was told there is. Upon reaching was told there was none. Booked a 5 day stay with breakfast 🤦. We made do. The pool was also close. The website didn't indicate that. The room was nice and clean. The location among the mountains is something to appreciate. Concierge Alexander and Ruby are welcoming and very very helpful. My kids are shy but they manage to make them feel comfortable. Room service is fast and efficient. We didn't need to wait long if we made any requests.

One of the best and my all time favorite hotels. The service is second to none. Everything is adjusted in to details beyond our expectation. The only downside i found this time is the cleanliness of glasses, dishes and cutluries which have a room to be improved, just gently reminding

The W is conveniently located above Elements mall. Quick 5 min walk to Hong Kong Station MTR and Airport Express and a 15 minute walk to Austin MTR station. It is also a 15 minute walk to the HSR station that goes into China. The rooms were clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful.

It's remarkable staycation experience at here. Worth the price to stay at this very spacious room and comfortable modern design. Especially love this hotel with sea promenade nearby, definitely a perfect stay during summer where you can enjoy summer activities in Sai Kung.

The view of this hotel is quite good and the ambience is peaceful, but I need to climb the stairs everytime I go out and back my room.Luckly I don't had many luggage. Also, the hair dryer in the room is very old......it can't work when overheat, I hope it can be change as soon as possible or I may not recommend others to stay here I think.Their sound insulation is not very good, I can hear the sound from the hallway. furthermore, my friend said the cleaning staff always come too early like 9a.m., it's better if they can come later or just remind us when we check-in.

Their service was exceptional, but the let down was the toilet sink being blocked and the toilet has a strong cigarette smell (possibly from the previous person who stayed in the room). The bar at level 26 is worth checking out. It has great views of the Harbour and peak.

The hotel is modern and staff in general were friendly. The room was a decent size and the hotel is just a few minutes walk from the subway. It is not the most centrally located hotel, but it doesn’t take long at all to get into the centre of Hong Kong. I prefer staying in this area where it’s quiet and the prices are lower. On the fourth floor there is a lovely communal lounge where you can get free coffee/tea and some soft drinks. I would definitely stay in the hotel again. However it isn’t perfect. I don’t want to mark the hotel down for these things but I think they are worth noting. 1. The free minibar - upon check in I was told that the minibar was not free (something to do with booking through Trip.com). This didn’t really bother me as I don’t use minibars and I knew I could get drinks on the fourth floor. However in the room there was a free minibar sign. I checked with reception when I was paying my deposit and the staff member made me feel very awkward, as if I was making some huge complaint. Maybe I misread him but I felt so awkward. He told me I could use the minibar for free if I wanted (I didn’t). I think if the minbar isn’t free for every guest they should consider removing those signs from rooms - people assume the minibar is paid for unless otherwise notified. Having signs that it’s free when it isn’t could potentially cause issues. Again, maybe I misread the man who spoke to me - I can’t always read situations well but I felt a bit upset afterwards as if he was judging me to be a very difficult customer. I never used the minibar btw, except to store drinks I got on the fourth floor. 2. You need to pay a deposit when you check in, even if you have prepaid the room. Maybe this is just a Hong Kong thing as my other hotel in HK recently also made me pay one. It’s not really a problem, but it’s wasn’t clearly stated on the Trip page so I wasn’t expecting it. They won’t accept debit cards so make sure you have cash if you don’t have a CC. There’s an ATM in the metro station. These things don’t put me off the hotel but I think they’re worth noting for those who will stay in the future.