Ramada Hotels in Hong Kong

I don't believe this hotel deserves a four-star rating. There are only three elevators, which often become quite crowded. I had to skip a few and wait for a less busy one. Additionally, the swimming pool is currently closed. Being an older building, the water pressure is not very good; I imagine it’s challenging to provide hot water to the higher floors. The air conditioning seems to be malfunctioning, as it blows out cold air instead of heating. Overall, the hotel feels quite outdated and could benefit from a thorough cleaning. I didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on that aspect. On the positive side, the hotel is conveniently located about a ten-minute walk from the North Point subway station. There is a 24/7 check-in desk, which I appreciated since I arrived at 4 AM. However, my room was quite cold, so I requested an extra blanket, and they promptly provided one.

Good location. Near MTR Great Harbour view. Took over 10 minutes for my reservation to be confirmed. Had to ask 3 times while waiting. Receptionist didn't seem too keen. Not what I expected from Ramada. Nor the Flimsy slippers. It is a challenge to get it on your feet. I have seen better quality one from cheap hotels. Tiny bathroom with bathtub. Better to remove and replace with a shower recess only. Bigger. More practical. Nearly slipped getting out The toilet is not designed for anyone over 1.8M depicted in the photo. Then again. I can't complain too much. At their room rate. It is still great value for money.

Overall, this hotel offers good value for the price. The location is excellent—just a short walk to Victoria Harbour, which made exploring the area really convenient. However, there are a few areas for improvement. We were consistently woken up around 7 AM by noisy guests, which made it hard to get a full night’s rest. It would also be helpful if the hotel provided power adapters, as the sockets are UK-style. We ended up buying one at a premium nearby—partly our oversight, but still something future guests should be aware of. Despite these issues, it’s a solid option for budget-conscious travelers who prioritize location.