Hotels With Wi-Fi in Hong Kong, China

Regala Skycity Hotel is the nearest airport hotel of Terminal 2 of Hong Kong Chep Lap Kok Airport. The first free shuttle bus service starts at 6.15 am from the bus interchange at Terminal 2. Waiting bay is between lanes 9 and 11. Late check-out is allowed upon request until 1 pm. As my experience goes, there is no need to pay room deposit of HK$500 after paying for the room rate in full at Trip.com. If the guest chose to pay at the hotel, HK$500 which is roughly around S$83, is required. The hotel allows rooms for day use until 6 pm and room deposit is required. I chose to stay at Regala Skycity Hotel in order to review its rooftop as the hotel promotes the use of its rooftop for physical exercises and plane-spotting. The rooftop is above the twelfth floor, two fire doors up from the eleventh floor. On the rooftop, I can see jets flying towards the direction of the sea above the rooftop. If an aeroplane flies towards the airport in the opposite direction, plane-spotting can be done at the twelfth floor corridor end-window. It is amazing that jets can be seen flying towards the airport above the sea. Hong Kong Airport Terminal 1 and Regala Airport Hotel can also be noticed. Focal length is 200mm to 500mm. In the afternoon after check-out, I am grateful that the receptionist allows me to go up to the rooftop again for plane-spotting till sun set with out paying for a room for day use. About the small, comfortable room that I stayed, the garden view is not that magnificent. There are no trees fortunately. There are no bottles of mineral water in the room. Heat a kettle of water and pour the water into the hotel's glass bottle to drink later. About the shower room, the anti-slip mattress is available for use. The hotel restaurant serves complimentary breakfast with Hong Kong-style breakfast as the highlight. There is no American-style breakfast to eat. It is very expensive to stay in Regala Skycity Hotel but I will stay here again for the purpose of plane-spotting if there were new airliners flying to the airport at the appropriate time.

I chose The Empire Hotel Wan Chai because reviews mentioned its convenient location, being about 800 meters from both Admiralty and Wan Chai MTR stations. I looked at some pictures and reviews, and while there were some negative comments, I figured that everyone's expectations and experiences are different. So, after weighing everything, I decided to stay here. Overall, my experience at The Empire Hotel Wan Chai was excellent; I'm very satisfied and would give it a perfect score, with just a tiny bit of room for improvement. Of course, individual experiences vary, but objectively speaking, the environment, service, room cleanliness, and amenities were all very good. I'd say it's comparable to a high-end All Seasons Hotel in mainland China. Knowing that space is at a premium in Hong Kong, I understood that room sizes would differ from mainland hotels, so I wasn't disappointed by the room's dimensions. I booked a king-sized bed room online about half a month in advance. Upon check-in, the front desk upgraded me to a twin room. The beds were 0.9 meters wide, and the bedding was quite comfortable for sleeping.

My first time staying in a 5-star hotel! 🏨 The room was super clean. It's also easy to find, and only costs 3.7 to get here by bus from the Big Buddha. The bed was big and comfortable, and it's only a 5-minute walk to the airport without even needing to cross any roads. Super convenient!

The location is quite good, and the surroundings are convenient. Getting here from West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station was very comfortable, whether by subway, bus, or taxi, all within 20 minutes. It's a 15-minute walk to Victoria Harbour's Avenue of Stars and K11. There are plenty of shops and banks nearby, making it feel convenient and efficient. The hotel's breakfast was also good.

The hotel's location is fantastic, with plenty of great food options right downstairs. Kowloon Park is just across the street, perfect for a relaxing stroll. The room amenities are comprehensive, and they even provide complimentary Watsons mineral water. The service was truly excellent. I encountered an unexpected problem during my stay: I woke up the next morning to find the arm of my glasses had come off, and I had a flight to catch, so I was quite anxious. Since I had just bought the frames from Puyi less than a month ago, and I have severe myopia, I tried contacting the Puyi sales team to see if they could send someone to help, but received no reply. My only option was to ask the hotel front desk if someone could take me to get them fixed. The hotel front desk staff were incredibly calm and collected, and immediately proposed a solution. They arranged for a concierge to come up with a small screwdriver to see if they could fix them on the spot. The concierge was also wonderful, holding up their phone flashlight the entire time to help me see. The hotel's service attitude and calm approach to handling problems are truly commendable. Next time I'm in Hong Kong, The Mira will definitely be my top choice.

The hotel's location is convenient. It's a 5-minute walk along Electric Road after getting off at Tin Hau MTR Station (Island Line), and there are several popular '网红店' (internet-famous shops) on Electric Road. Turning left out of the hotel and walking down Wing Hing Street for two or three minutes brings you to Victoria Park. Crossing the park, Causeway Bay is only about a 15-minute walk away. It's also very close to Victoria Harbour, though that section of the waterfront was under maintenance when I visited. The room and bed sizes are quite decent for Hong Kong, and both the room and bathroom were very clean. The shower had good water pressure and temperature. The hotel breakfast and afternoon tea didn't have a huge variety, but the taste, especially the Hong Kong specialty items, was good. Taking the elevator up to the 30th floor offers views of the Convention and Exhibition Centre and the yacht club. You can go up there all day, but the evening view is particularly nice. My trip to Hong Kong was quite packed, so I didn't spend much time at the hotel, but overall, I was quite satisfied.

This hotel offers good value for money, located about 500 meters from Ngau Tau Kok MTR station. It seems to be a refurbished factory or office building. The elevators don't require a key card. The guest rooms have a traditional decor with simple furniture, reflecting an old-school style throughout. The cleanliness is quite good, and the breakfast at HKD 55 is reasonably priced. A special mention goes to the shower's water pressure, which is incredibly strong—showering feels like surfing, no exaggeration. The plumbing system must have been renovated later on.

Staying at the Harbour Grand Hong Kong was a luxurious experience, offering panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. The floor-to-ceiling windows in the room provided breathtaking vistas of the dazzling city skyline and sparkling waters, transforming day and night into a living painting. The hotel's service was impeccable and attentive; the staff consistently anticipated our needs, combining efficiency with genuine warmth. The rooftop infinity pool felt like it was suspended between the sky and the sea, offering an unparalleled view while swimming. The location is excellent, close to both the business district and the MTR, making travel incredibly convenient. Overall, it perfectly blends magnificent scenery, outstanding service, and urban accessibility, making it an ideal choice for both business and leisure travelers.

The room itself was generally good, but a lot of water leaked out of the shower area after use. Also, my room was on the second floor, and I felt there was a security issue. There's no card access control at the entrance to the guest rooms on the second floor, meaning anyone who can get to the second floor can enter. The corridor on the second floor is also accessible to anyone, which I think needs improvement. On the positive side, the hotel reception staff were very friendly, and there was drinking water available in the lobby and on my floor outside the room, which was very convenient.

Great location! I've been to Hong Kong many times, but this was my first stay in Causeway Bay, and it was a really good experience. The room was very spacious and even had a partial sea view. The value for money here is outstanding. The 'ding ding' tram stop is right downstairs. The downsides are that it's a bit old; the first day the bath towel had a stain, and the second day it had a hole. Also, a minor issue is that being close to the road, the traffic lights downstairs make a faint 'ding ding' sound all night. If you're a light sleeper, it might be a slight disturbance. Overall, I'd go again and would recommend it to friends.