Hotels With Wi-Fi in Hong Kong, China

"I chose the Regala SkyCity Hotel for its proximity during a layover in Hong Kong. Since I arrived late at night, I initially thought the shuttles had stopped running and planned to walk. However, after walking out of the airport, I found there was no pedestrian walkway and had to turn back. Luckily, I managed to catch the last shuttle bus. A heads-up for anyone planning to walk: make sure you navigate your way through the inside of the airport! That said, the shuttle is very convenient—only a five-minute ride. The front desk staff were very friendly. However, perhaps due to the sheer number of rooms, the cleanliness was quite disappointing. There was stray hair left uncleaned in both the bathroom and the toilet, and water stains were all over the faucet. Since I had to head back to the airport early the next morning, I didn't bother making a fuss about it."

"Everything was great, very convenient. The environment was better than I expected. Come and stay here! Free shuttle bus service between Regal Airport Hotel, Regala Skycity Hotel, and Tung Chung MTR Station Exit A (seats are first-come, first-served): It was all very good. It's spacious and convenient for getting to and from the airport. The lobby is beautiful, and the hotel is very large."

"It might have been the National Day holiday, which caused prices to generally increase, but I still felt it wasn't worth it. I booked a standard room for over 1600, and the room was only about 16-18 square meters. Everyone says Hong Kong is expensive per square inch, but I didn't expect space to be this precious. Now, for the common question of how to get there quickly: From Wan Chai MTR Exit B1, walk along Hennessy Road, past Southorn Playground, to Shanghai Industrial Investment Building, cross the road, and you're there. However, the hotel doesn't have a prominent sign. We didn't even realize it was the hotel when we got to the entrance; Hong Kong shop signs are indeed quite discreet. Near the hotel, there's a Hei Hei Roast Meat & Tea Restaurant that tastes pretty good. I saw many locals eating there, so I recommend it to everyone."

"This hotel exceeded my expectations. I have stayed in HK multiple times before and do know that accommodation space is limited and can be expensive. This room was small but spaces by HK budget travel standards. The room was decorated nicely and had design features to make things practical such as a shelf built in alongside the bed, kettle and bottled water replaced each day. There was space at the end of the bed to leave cases. The shower room was clean and spacious, reliable hot water and towels replaced each day. Bed comfortable. The common style of hotel is to have the hotel rooms on one floor of an office/apartment building. In this case there was secure keycard access to the space which was decorated to give a hotel feeling. For me the location was ideal as it was less than 10min walk to HK concert hall (I had several concerts to attend). Quick & easy walk to the waterfront and star ferry. It is near Nathan Road so in tourist/shopping central. Great thing for me was that there a vegetarian restaurant at the end of the street the hotel was in, at which I ate 4 times. Is only couple of mins walk from metro station exit. Overall, this hotel is good value for money and a great deal for HK. I would definitely stay again."

"I absolutely have to highly recommend this hotel! I originally thought staying in Wan Chai was just for the convenience of transportation, but after actually staying here, I realized this location is truly perfect for anyone visiting Hong Kong for tourism or business. The hotel's cleanliness is impeccable; the housekeeping staff does an excellent job every day. The lobby and front desk staff are also very friendly and polite, making the entire stay very comfortable. The most commendable aspect is definitely the location. Transportation is incredibly convenient, making it easy to get anywhere. There are plenty of leisure options and great food nearby. If you want to grab a drink or experience Hong Kong's nightlife, it's also very accessible. Especially for someone traveling to Hong Kong alone for business, I think this place is truly ideal. After work, if you want to eat, shop, or relax, you pretty much have everything at your fingertips. The only downside was that my stay coincided with a major exhibition in Hong Kong, causing the room rates to almost double for the latter part of my trip, which is why I unfortunately had to switch hotels. Otherwise, I genuinely would have stayed for a full week. Overall, I was extremely satisfied with this stay, and I'm very grateful to all the hotel staff for their care over these past few days. The next time I visit Hong Kong, if the price is right, I will definitely prioritize staying here again. Highly recommended!"

"This North Point hotel is quite good. It's close to the MTR station, the sea-view room is lovely, and the rooftop pool offers great views as well. It is a bit small, but that's just how hotels in Hong Kong are. The young lady at the front desk had a pretty good attitude, and at check-out, an older staff member—who seemed to be a supervisor—was very welcoming."

"For Hong Kong, this is a good hotel. It's not too small. We stayed on the 25th floor, and the harbor view wasn't quite like the pictures. The higher you go, the better the view. You can get there from the city center by tram (ding ding). The MTR (subway) is also nearby."

"This hotel offers good value for money in Hong Kong. It's very convenient for business trips, being only a few minutes away from Admiralty and Wan Chai MTR stations. The hotel is clean and the facilities are quite new. Definitely recommended."

"Facilities: The room size is decent, and the twin beds have a comfortable firmness. On higher floors, there's basically no external noise; the air conditioning is cold enough. However, there are very few power outlets in the room, with no bedside outlets, so phones can only be charged at the desk, requiring a British standard adapter. Be careful of slippery floors in the shower. There's no dirty towel basket. Other aspects like hot water speed and pressure are normal. Toothpaste/toothbrushes and disposable slippers are provided, but not combs, razors, or shower caps. There are no tissues or complimentary water in the bedroom. Location: Located in Kwun Tong, surrounded by industrial buildings, which isn't like the heavy trucks and dust of mainland China – it's a very authentic Hong Kong street scene. Within about a ten-minute walk from the hotel, there are many 'cha chaan tengs' (local diners) to choose from, and Kwun Tong Plaza offers a lively shopping area. There are also convenience stores nearby, so food is absolutely not an issue. Transportation: Ngau Tau Kok MTR station and Kwun Tong Bus Terminus are not far. Getting to Tsim Sha Tsui isn't particularly close, as it requires a transfer on the MTR. I'd highly recommend taking KMB bus 215X directly to the vicinity of the Avenue of Stars, or KMB bus 619 directly to Central. The latter route goes through the Eastern District to Hong Kong Island, passing many street scenes of Hong Kong Island, which you can enjoy leisurely. After getting off, it's not far to walk to the Peak Tram. There's also a direct cross-border bus from Shenzhen Bay Port to Kwun Tong, and then a walk to the hotel. Check-in and Check-out: I don't recommend checking in before 2 PM. After checking in, you'll still have to queue again after 2 PM to get your room card. It's better to just queue once after 2 PM to get everything done (unless there's no queue). Check-out is quick; just hand your room card to the front desk, and after they remind you to take all your belongings, you can leave. Luggage storage is available. Price: The hotel price isn't high (especially during the National Day holiday). I booked a 'partial sea view' room, which was literally a 'sliver' of a sea view – quite useless. If there's a significant price difference, I'd suggest it's completely unnecessary; either go for a superior twin room or a full sea view room. Special Complaint: The air conditioning is a bit noisy. I'd recommend setting the thermostat to a low fan speed, which helps, but there's still some sound. For someone like me who falls asleep in three minutes, it's not a problem, but good luck to those sensitive to noise. Overall: I came to Hong Kong for a two-day 'City Walk' and saw that this hotel's price wasn't too high, and it's near Kai Tak, so I booked it. Overall, I'm satisfied 👍. Transportation is hassle-free. If hotel prices in the city center are too expensive, this is a good alternative. I watched the National Day fireworks display, didn't rush to attractions, woke up naturally, strolled, ate, and looked around. I parked my car near Shenzhen Bay Port, and the parking fee wasn't expensive. It was fine to cross the border later on the day of return. Happy National Day to everyone, and may our motherland prosper!"

"What more could you ask for at this price and location? The hotel is just across the road from Victoria Harbour, and the Sky Pool is a must-visit – it's worth the entire room rate! Swimming while admiring Victoria Harbour is truly chill. Although the room is a bit old, the space is considered large for Hong Kong standards, and the bedding and hygiene are okay. The staff are all very friendly. There are many delicious and affordable restaurants within a two to three hundred-meter walk around the hotel. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Hong Kong."