Hotels With Wi-Fi in Hong Kong, China

I stayed at the Regal Airport Hotel by myself to attend Cloud Yi's concert in Hong Kong. Getting to AsiaWorld-Expo was incredibly convenient – I just walked through the connecting bridge on the second floor of the hotel, and it took less than ten minutes to reach the venue. Walking back after the concert was just as easy. The hotel also offers a free shuttle bus to the airport, Tung Chung MTR Station, and Disneyland, which is a huge plus. On every floor, there's a free water dispenser, so you can just bring your own bottle to refill. The room wasn't huge, but since I was traveling solo and not sharing, the space was perfectly adequate. Other points: the air conditioning in the room was a bit noisy, but the shower had great water pressure which made for a very comfortable wash. The breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but it covered all the essentials.

Stayed at Regal Airport Hotel recently. Being the only hotel directly connected to Hong Kong International Airport, the location is definitely very convenient for transit and early flights. The rooms are quite old and could use some refurbishment, but the room size is still excellent — spacious enough even for 4 guests comfortably. One area that could be improved is the walking distance within the hotel/access areas. It may not be very elderly-friendly, especially considering the hotel is positioned at a premium price range. Providing buggy/cart services would greatly improve guest convenience and overall experience. On the positive side, the breakfast was really good with a healthy variety of choices. Overall, still a practical and comfortable choice for airport travellers and families.

The clean room, reasonable price, and speedy front desk service were the reasons I chose this hotel. They also offer a shuttle bus service to West Kowloon and Tsim Sha Tsui, which is convenient for sightseeing. I'll definitely consider staying here again next time.

This was my first time staying at this hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. The service at the front desk, in the lobby, and in the room was incredibly patient, warm, and attentive. It felt like the occupancy rate was high, and the lobby was bustling. Although I had to wait a bit for check-in, it didn't dampen my spirits at all. The room was spacious, bright, quiet, relaxing, clean, and comfortable; all in all, I really enjoyed my stay! The wardrobe, with its glass and solid wood frame, felt modern yet elegant. The view outside the window was captivating; while not a direct sea view, the distant skyline was impressive, with the scenery constantly changing as time passed. I was thrilled to admire the beauty of Victoria Harbour from such a unique perspective. I was even happy with the photos I took through the glass! The breakfast was also excellent! 😄 A delightful two days! Thank you, Park Hotel!

You really have to experience it for yourself to get the full picture. Service Attitude: Everyone was incredibly kind and nice. My child was speaking English at the front desk, and I was assisting. The staff were very respectful, leaning in to patiently communicate with my child eye-to-eye and thoroughly addressing all our questions. Before we headed to our room, a lovely staff member even asked us if it was our first time in Hong Kong and if we knew where to eat out. So thoughtful! Room Cleanliness: Connecting rooms. The room size is quite spacious for a Hong Kong hotel, and the sofa can even sleep one person. The attendant very nicely brought us an extra duvet and pillow. The room was clean and tidy, equipped with disposable toothbrushes, slippers, and mineral water. The dampness is 'standard' for a hotel by the sea, so we just opened the curtains every morning to let in the sun. Room Soundproofing: Not soundproof at all. The room next door was watching TV until past 1 AM. I finally managed to fall asleep with my headphones on.

Overall, my stay was quite good. Before checking in, I'd seen reviews online mentioning that the facilities were a bit old, but I actually found them to be perfectly acceptable. The only minor issue was that the air conditioning made a noticeable sound when running, but I found it tolerable. The room size was quite spacious, and the layout was very practical. It was also very clean. The service was polite, and they even accommodated a request I made when booking. When I checked in, I asked for a room with a better view, and they immediately upgraded me to a higher floor. Also, I had read online that the room type I booked required showering in the bathtub, but there was actually a separate shower stall, so I assume I got an upgrade, which was very nice!

Fantastic! It's super easy to get to – just exit Wan Chai D, cross the road, and you're there. We were given a room on the 51st floor, and the view was absolutely stunning, with the entire Central skyline right before our eyes, plus a partial view of Victoria Harbour. Sitting by the bed at any time was a pure delight. The staff were all incredibly friendly and helpful, truly deserving of their status as a Trip.com Preferred Partner hotel. I took my parents to see the Golden Bauhinia, which they'd always wanted to do, fulfilling a long-held wish. We also experienced the breathtaking night views and vibrancy of Victoria Harbour. The only downside is that the weather is really hot and muggy right now. Next time, I'll definitely stay longer to explore more leisurely.

The staff in the lobby were helpful, and the service was good. The hotel is conveniently located for taxis, and there's a convenience store and a Hong Kong-style diner nearby, making it easy to get around and grab a bite anytime!

This hotel's location is super convenient for us, especially since we needed to shoot some scenes nearby, so it was the most practical choice. However, the hotel room itself is really tiny. Normally, it's priced at around 200-300 RMB, but during the holidays, it jumped to over 1000 RMB – a huge rip-off, in my opinion. The bathroom is incredibly small; the toilet is positioned in such a way that you can't sit on it properly, you have to sit sideways. The room is particularly cramped, and you have to shower standing in the bathtub. The biggest issue was that the curtains wouldn't close completely. We thought we could just deal with it, but then the outdoor lights were so bright late at night that we couldn't sleep. We had to call staff to help us out, and honestly, we barely got any rest that night. On the upside, the surrounding area is very convenient, with lots of our favorite restaurants nearby. It has a great, lively atmosphere.

The Royal Garden Hotel is right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. I first stayed there back in 1999 when I visited Hong Kong, and I remember thinking how beautiful it was, especially the rooftop pool – absolutely stunning! The hotel's atrium restaurant, with its soaring, open-plan design spanning over ten floors, was also impressive. I've stayed at The Royal Garden several times since, and even on my most recent visit, it still felt remarkably new! Fantastic value for money.