Hotels near HITEC Rotunda, Hong Kong

We stayed there just one night, we could leave our luggage there before check in and after check out. They upgraded out room which was very nice, very nice view! Like 600 m to the metro. I guess Hong Kong is a big town, so we took very long to get everywhere, but as we stayed very little in town, I wouldn’t know. Breakfast was ok, we ate at the end and there wasn’t much food left. Room very big. We didn’t use laundry so I wouldn’t know

The room was spacious and the location was excellent, only about a 10-minute walk to the Kai Tak Sports Park concert venue, which was super convenient for attending the show. It's also very close to the MTR station, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. This was definitely the best night's stay of our entire trip.

The hotel's location is excellent, close to the West Kowloon Station high-speed rail station. It's a great choice if you need to catch an early high-speed train. **Transportation:** It's about a 10-minute walk from Kowloon Bay MTR station. **Surroundings:** It's very quiet as there's nothing much around, but if you arrive late and want something to eat or drink, your options are limited. There are instant noodles and drinks available on the first floor. You can also pick up drinks or late-night snacks directly from outside to bring back. When coming back from the MTR station, there are many options to buy things, including a pretty big supermarket. There was a great discount on red wine. If you like red wine and want to bring some bottles back, it's worth checking out. Overall, the hotel is really good. The only unpleasant thing was a strong musty smell in the hallway right off the elevator... it immediately put me off. Once in the room, I noticed an air purifier was running, and the musty smell wasn't strong, but it felt a bit damp. Turning on the air conditioning helped a lot. My stay was pretty good, and it offered great value for money. Satisfied! 👍

The hotel doesn't provide disposable toiletries, so you need to bring your own. There are also no power adapters. The room is tiny, as expected for such a prime location, but its biggest advantage is the incredibly convenient transportation! Whether you take the A22 bus or the MTR, getting to and from the airport is a breeze. Just exit D2 from the MTR, and the hotel entrance is right across the street – very easy to find. The surrounding area feels very local, just like something out of a TVB drama. Within walking distance, you'll find all sorts of 'cha chaan tengs' (Hong Kong-style cafes), dessert shops, Wellcome supermarkets, and McDonald's. If you're going to a concert at Kai Tak, it's just one MTR stop to Sung Wong Toi! Super convenient~ The Klook ticket pickup point is also nearby, so if you're worried about crowds at the venue, you can pick up your tickets close to the hotel. All in all, it's a great choice if you're attending a concert at Kai Tak!!

Overall, my stay was quite good. The biggest flaw in the entire room was the bathroom not having a wet/dry separation! When showering, water consistently overflowed throughout the entire bathroom and even seeped onto the room's floor, making it slippery. This led to me slipping and falling during my shower, injuring my knees and arms. The subsequent handling of the incident showcased the hotel's inconsistent service quality. Initially, I spoke with Manager Wu for a resolution. Not only did she fail to help me, but she also told me that if I went to the hospital for a check-up and requested a refund, they would not assist me with a room change. Her way of handling the issue was truly disheartening. What I wanted was for the wet/dry separation problem to be resolved, because the core issue isn't about a refund, but about my safety. If it's not addressed and I slip again, leading to a secondary injury, the situation would be far more serious. Later, Manager Guo took over. After understanding my situation, he immediately upgraded our room to one with a wet/dry separated bathroom and arranged for staff to help move my luggage to the new room. His service attitude is highly commendable. Furthermore, the service attitudes of the hotel's front desk, restaurant, and housekeeping staff are also commendable. Especially Coco, upon learning about my old knee injury and fear of slipping, helped clean the bathroom floor and provided me with towels. Because my son is a DSE candidate this year, the restaurant staff went above and beyond to help him with his exams, including providing daily breakfast takeaways and a travel adapter at the restaurant. Overall, the service attitude is praiseworthy, but I hope the hotel strengthens its service attitude training for all staff to ensure everyone provides a high standard of service to guests. Moreover, I hope the hotel can promptly address the issue of non-separated wet/dry bathrooms to ensure guests' safety and experience during their stay.

Budget hotel Small rooms but good cleanness good location hv small sitting park to enjoy many local restaurants available nearby for good dinner 🍽 good hotel services.

Amenities: It's an eco-friendly hotel, so there are no toothbrushes or combs provided. Remember to bring your own. Cleanliness: If you don't request housekeeping, they only clean every three days by default. Ambiance: The room isn't huge, but the bed is more comfortable than typical hotel beds. Service: It's alright. There's a shuttle bus that departs on the hour, so if you miss it, you'll have to find your own way.

This is my umpteenth time staying here! It's just a short walk from the MTR station, and other transport links are super convenient too, with buses to the airport and other parts of Hong Kong. I particularly love the hotel's location. Regarding the rooms, if you and a close friend are comfortable sharing a bed, I'd recommend the double room – it'll make the space feel a bit bigger. For twin rooms, well, that size is pretty standard for Hong Kong, so nothing special to rave about. It's best to bring your own travel adapter, as the USB ports by the bed are generally quite loose and don't hold the plug securely. For a trip to Hong Kong, finding a hotel with a decent price and a good location just to sleep, I would definitely recommend this place.

My friends and I recently stayed at the Royal Plaza Hotel, and it was truly a perfect experience – definitely five stars! 📍 **Fantastic Location, Unbeatable Transport:** The hotel is situated right above Mong Kok East MTR station and directly connected to MOKO shopping mall. Downstairs, you'll find shops, a supermarket, and various restaurants, making it incredibly convenient to get anything you need. Mong Kok East station also offers easy access to Shenzhen or Hong Kong Island. 🛏️ **Spacious, Clean, and Comfortable Rooms:** For Hong Kong, the rooms are genuinely spacious and spotlessly clean. The beds are large and very comfortable, and the warm lighting and elegant decor create a very relaxing atmosphere. 🏊 **Excellent Facilities, Great Experience:** The hotel boasts comprehensive facilities. The rooftop sky pool offers panoramic views of Mong Kok, and swimming there at night while enjoying the cityscape is an absolute delight. 🙋 **Attentive Service, Felt Right at Home:** All the staff members were very polite, providing warm and thoughtful service. When checking out, the front desk lady even gave a small gift to my child, which was a lovely touch. 💡 **Overall:** The hotel is clean, and the service is efficient. It's a rare peaceful haven amidst the bustling city. Offering excellent value for money, I will definitely choose the Royal Plaza Hotel again on my next trip to Hong Kong!

This hotel is primarily suited for fans attending events or those on a budget, mainly due to its proximity to Kai Tak Sports Park, which is within walking distance. If you're on the sea-view side, you can even see the sports stadium building right from your bed. **Location:** It's not particularly close to any of the three MTR stations, and it can be a bit tricky to find, as the hotel's double-door glass entrance isn't very prominent. However, once you're checked in, it's incredibly convenient for commuting back and forth to the venue. You can even spot it just by looking up at the building without needing navigation apps. **Transportation:** The most convenient option is the A22 airport bus; it's just a short walk around the corner, about 5 to 6 minutes. If you need to get to an MTR station, expect about a 10-minute walk. **Dining & Surroundings:** There aren't many convenience stores or restaurants right downstairs; you'll need to walk a few hundred meters. Unlike Hong Kong's vibrant nightlife, this area isn't very lively or brightly lit at night. After 10 PM, when most shops close, the surrounding streets can be quite dark, which might be a concern for single female travelers. (This is just a concern, not an safety risk, as Hong Kong's public safety is very reliable; I walked around alone late at night several times). It feels more like a residential area than a commercial district. There's a self-service laundry room right next to the hotel with plenty of machines. **Window View:** Because it's a residential area without towering skyscrapers blocking the view, you get a great, almost floor-to-ceiling view of the grand Kai Tak venue. On a clear day, you can even see the sea. For concert-goers, it's particularly exciting as you can directly see the Kai Tak venue's magnificent glass sphere exterior and the long corridor leading to the 'dream' stage. **Room Amenities:** The rooms are basic, simple, and practical; don't expect a luxurious comfort experience. The double rooms are very small, with just enough space to walk around the bed. The bed frame is hollow underneath to maximize space for luggage, showing a strong focus on practicality. The bathroom is also compact, with only the most basic toiletries provided, so guests should bring their own. Essential appliances like a kettle, hairdryer, and mini-fridge are available. **Important Note:** There are only two power outlets in the entire room, so if you have multiple devices or more than one person staying, you'll definitely need to bring your own power strip and travel adapters. Despite the high floor, the elevators are very fast. The soundproofing for the hallway isn't great, so you can hear noises from the corridor. However, sounds from adjacent rooms are completely inaudible, so there's no mutual disturbance. **Service:** The service response and problem-solving are efficient, typical of Hong Kong's work ethic. After adding the front desk's WeChat, you can reach out for any issues. Room cleaning is also very frequent; when I went out for dinner in the evening, staff even came in for turn-down service. On the last day, when checking out, I asked the front desk about the bus stop, and the friendly gentleman personally escorted me to the street corner and even let me take a photo of the navigation map. **In summary:** This is a suitable place to stay if you're in Hong Kong for shows or spend most of your time exploring the city, looking for a place to rest your head at night.