Hotels near Ocean Park, Hong Kong

Everything was top notch and impeccable. The hotel was grand, clean and spacious with many luxurious notes from South East Asia. We used the outdoor pool with great facilities and went for a stroll. Rooms are nice and comfy too. The only drawback is it’s location. Close to Ocean Oark but that’s about all. MTR access requires a shuttle bus. No other shops or restaurants nearby. Etc

I had originally planned to celebrate my birthday and treat my family to a nice time, but due to a fumbling mistake on my part – canceling the reservation, being charged a late fee, rebooking, and then the hotel refunding the late fee penalty – this whole series of events left me feeling down during my birthday celebrations because of the unexpected charge. However, I was then incredibly delighted by the thoughtful service from the Marriott hotel. The Marriott hotel's restaurant, rooms, and surrounding environment are all fantastic! Thank you so much to Marriott and the platform for the pleasant surprise! From now on, I am a loyal fan of yours! Thank you very much!

After a good experience at L'hotel Nina et Convention Centre in Tsuen Wan, I decided to try The Southmark in Nam Wan. The hotel is only two subway stops from Admiralty Station, and while it's a bit of a walk from the station to the hotel, it's still acceptable. Getting to Causeway Bay is super convenient with a direct bus. The facilities aren't as good as the Tsuen Wan branch, but they're still decent. However, the service attitude was a bit of a letdown. We arrived around noon and were told our room wasn't ready and that check-in was in the afternoon. So, we dropped off our luggage and went out for lunch. When we returned at around 10 PM, we were given a 'tail-end room' (a less desirable room, often at the end of a corridor). When I asked to change rooms, the front desk agent adamantly refused, saying there were no other rooms available and that we only got this one because we arrived late. I was like, '***?!' We arrived quite early, so we should have been prioritized. After I firmly insisted, the front desk reluctantly swapped our room. On a side note, the 'Old Time' restaurant downstairs is delicious, and the croissants near the subway entrance are also surprisingly good.

Staying here for second time. The room was a bit old and the curtain doesn’t work well but as a solo traveler, it was ok. The door is not well soundproof. I would prefer the first time I stayed here. However, with this price in HK, I would say I am still ok with overall experience.

I prefer mainland China, but if you wanna endure HK's endless traffic and way-too-many traffic lights and dirty overcrowded subways, then I'll HIGHLY recommend The Arca - spotless rooms, nice cuisine, epic view of the harbour, great bed, awesome bathtubs, and properly spaced suites. Most impressive were the lovely staff, who weren't just friendly and always helpful, but wonderfully knowledgeable about everything the city has to offer, to the point where I felt I didn't have to consult any online app.

Such a pleasant surprise! ❤️ First, the room size really stood out. If you’ve stayed in mid-range hotels in Hong Kong before, you know space can be tight. But here, the room felt noticeably more spacious and well laid out. We had enough room for our luggage and could still move around comfortably without bumping into everything. It made a big difference, especially after long days out. The cleanliness was consistently impressive. The room was cleaned every single day, towels were changed daily, and even the slippers were replaced every two days. Everything always felt fresh and well taken care of. You can tell the housekeeping team pays attention to the details. The pantry area was simple but very practical. It wasn’t overdone or cluttered, just neat and useful. Everything was organized, easy to use, and kept tidy. It was great to have a clean and functional space to prepare quick snacks or drinks. And we really have to mention Sir Edward, the night manager. He was incredibly welcoming and friendly from the moment we arrived. Always smiling, easy to talk to, and genuinely helpful. After a long day exploring, it was nice to come back to someone who made you feel welcome. That personal touch really made our stay even better. Overall, Urbanwood AP Lei Chau gave us great value for what we paid. Clean rooms, more space than expected, practical amenities, and warm service. We’d definitely stay here again.

The hotel is in a very convenient location. Although the window faces a cemetery, it actually offers a surprisingly green view amd philosophical view—quite rare in Hong Kong—with a very nice outlook toward the hillside residences. At check-in, one staff member initially requested that I upgrade to a larger room with an additional charge, citing Hong Kong policy. However, another staff member was much more accommodating and allowed us to remain in our original room, which was appreciated. The room itself was comfortable. The air conditioning worked well, and the shower facilities were in good condition. The bathroom is fully separated with a non-transparent solid wall—unlike many Hong Kong hotels that use semi-transparent glass partitions where the toilet area can be partially visible from the room. Wi-Fi was functional, although access to certain websites (such as ChatGPT and Claude) required a VPN. Using personal roaming data was a more cost-effective option compared to purchasing a local SIM card. Transport links are excellent. The hotel is about 20 meters from a tram stop, and a bus stop (including Bus 15 to The Peak) is roughly 100 meters away, located in front of a primary school. Taxis are easy to get, especially via Uber, and the hotel also provides a shuttle bus service. It is also within walking distance to Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, and QRE Plaza. Overall, a solid choice for location and convenience, with generally comfortable accommodations.

For Hong Kong, the room size is decent. The bathroom is a bit small, but not uncomfortably so for one person. Being on the 17th floor, it was very quiet, which I loved, and I slept really well! The front desk staff and restaurant servers were all very patient. On my first day, I checked in late and missed afternoon tea, but the front desk proactively suggested I could come back the next day after checking out and shopping to enjoy it, just by letting them know at the front desk. Breakfast was just okay, but filling. Oh, and the room comes with a universal adapter, which is a big plus!

Only stayed one night in Wan Chai and it was just right. Awesome central spot—minutes from MTR, Convention Centre, heaps of restaurants (loved the late-night food options), and easy access to everywhere. Staff friendly, check-in quick. Room felt fresh and quiet enough (good insulation for the district’s energy), bed comfy, fast Wi-Fi. City lights view added a cool vibe! Tiny note: streets are bustling (typical Wan Chai charm), so if your room faces out, it’s lively—but nothing disruptive. Perfect for a short, action-packed HK trip. Solid value and I’d return for another quick stop. Thanks!

The room was definitely spacious for Hong Kong standards. I booked the cheapest room type, and it was still a generous 30 square meters, which was enough for my stay. However, the 1-meter wide bed felt a bit precarious. There were plenty of food options around the hotel, and the location was quite convenient. Now for the things I wasn't so happy with: 1. As others have mentioned, the elevator transfers are a bit of a hassle, especially for floors 3-19. The elevators are quite slow, and you often have to wait a long time. 2. My room on the 28th floor had a strange-looking building visible from the window (see photo). I ended up keeping the curtains drawn for my entire stay. 3. The air conditioning in the room was quite loud. 23 degrees Celsius was too cold, but 23.5 degrees was too stuffy. I usually opted for 23.5 degrees, but even without a blanket, I still felt a bit stuffy at night. Then, in the morning, the AC would suddenly blast cold air and wake me up. 4. The conditioner was absolutely terrible. I seriously wonder if they just put body lotion in the bottle, as both had the same texture and smell. 5. The in-room Wi-Fi was quite unstable. Since I used various discounts, the room rate was less than 900 per night. For Hong Kong, I think this place is decent at that price point.