Hotels near The Hong Kong Swatow Christian Church in Hong Kong

It's my 2nd time to stay in this hotel because I was satisfied during my first stay but this time I'm very disappointed because they already pulled out all there towels as they have an advocacy for the environment. They only now provide disposable towels which is so thin and very inconvenient if you have long hair and no toothbrush and toothpaste. And when you check out and you have to temporary leave your luggage coz ur flight is in the afternoon or in the evening they will charge you per hour. That's how they accommodate thr guest after. Disappointing. I'm not staying here again. I will stay back in charter house causeway bay.

The location of the hotel is great, is nearby the bar area to go walking but not close enough to get noisy at night. Even though there were a few buildings in front, we still had a nice view of the ocean. You can also walk to the Ferry area, it takes about 15 minutes and it’s easier to walk than wait to find a taxi. The room was very clean, the shower was absolutely amazing and the bed was very comfortable. The staff was polite and assisted with the requests we had. When we arrived at the room, it smelled a bit musty but it went away after we turned on the AC for a while. Would only like to point out that there are no free power outlet adapters available, however you can purchase them at the hotel for 140 HKD.

Decent hotel if it’s for a night or two. The price is pretty good for a harbour view room as you would struggle to stay at Chungking mansions for the same price with no view at all. The hotel is in need of a renovation, but the price reflects this so don’t expect too much.

The staff, from reception and housekeeping to concierge, were great and really made an effort. However, the property is old and musky, and some things didn't work well; for example, the air conditioning in my first room was malfunctioning, so I had to switch rooms. The other thing: I went to their super basic restaurant, which was not appealing at all, in the morning before departure due to time constraints. To my surprise, I was refused entry because I was wearing flip-flops (paired with a nice T-shirt and decent shorts), citing a ”dress code.” Considering it's a very basic HK$600 hotel and the rainy, warm early-summer weather, I couldn't wrap my head around this. See the photo, and you'll understand what I mean. (Note: I decided to walk down the road to a charming restaurant by the Central Escalator and had a very enjoyable breakfast).

Great location in Sheung Wan. I got a 28 floor harbour view room. The view was blocked by Lawsgroup building. Friendly hotel staff. Cleanliness is above average. Hotel TV has very few channels and has lots of room for improvement. I skipped the TV throughout my stay. Overall it was a good stay.

It is one of the best hotels in Hong Kong I have visited. The staffs are super friendly and helpful. Everything is down to the details. The room is big with a huge bathtub. We ordered room service for breakfast and the food was great. Highly recommended.

The hotel check-in time was late, and the staff went to work elsewhere. After waiting for a while, they finally came back. The room facilities are also as described, no difference. The location of the hotel is relatively convenient, and you can reach Sheung Wan Market in a short walk down the road. I may consider staying here again if I have the chance.

Nice hotel, with very good service and convenient location. However, be aware that the room is too small to be suitable for wheelchair users or even heavier people. It is much smaller than the one in the picture. The room is basically the width of the bed plus only 14-16 inches of carpet on one side. The space is too narrow to fit a suitcase, which is a problem because there is also no room at the foot of the bed, meaning the suitcase has to be placed in the entryway of the room, creating a tripping hazard. Certainly there's no room for a wheelchair or mobility device. The alcove with the toilet is very narrow and might be almost impossible to fit into if you weigh over 250 lb/120 kg. They also make you pay for the bottled water in the room, which I think is pretty cheeky, considering the cost of the hotel. Surely they can afford to offer even one free 500 ml bottle of water. It's fine for a one-night stay before a flight out of Hong Kong, plus location & service are very good, but for a longer stay, you might want to pay extra money to get a slightly larger room.

The rooms are very spacious for Hong Kong with a large table which is very comfortable to work at. Great location and instead of in-hotel breakfast you will receive vouchers to a list of very nice coffeeshops nearby with delicious food for every day. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Will definitely go back again, thank you.

Truly an amazing experience over the Christmas holidays at Mandarin Oriental's flagship hotel in Hong Kong. Outstanding service, cleanliness of facilities, and unmatched level of detail and courtsey. Great check in service via Mandarin Oriental club which rounded up a 5+ star feel. Highly recommended