Hotels With Wi-Fi in Hong Kong, China

The room was spotless, and the service was excellent, especially RATA, the lovely lady at the front desk who checked me in. She was so kind and upgraded my room when she saw I was checking in late at night with a child. She's beautiful inside and out, and incredibly efficient – I had my room key within five minutes of checking in. Unfortunately, I overslept the next morning and missed breakfast, so I can't comment on that. The room itself was great, though I found the number of mirrors a bit unusual. Getting to the city center from the hotel is convenient with the shuttle bus, but I was in a hurry and didn't take it. The gentleman at the luggage storage was also very helpful and friendly, advising me on how to take public transport to the city. My only suggestion would be for the shuttle bus frequency to be increased. Otherwise, everything was perfect. I'm very satisfied with this level of service, especially in a place like Hong Kong where space is at a premium. I'd definitely stay here again and recommend it to friends. Service: Five stars Environment: Five stars Cleanliness: Five stars Facilities: Five stars Free shuttle bus service to/from the hotel, Hong Kong International Airport, and Tung Chung (seats first-come, first-served): Hope it can be more frequent

The lobby is grand and elegant. While the room facilities are a bit dated, they are clean and tidy, and you can't hear any planes taking off or landing, which was a pleasant surprise. I'm not sure why breakfast was only provided for one person though; that seems a bit unreasonable.

We arrived around 1 PM and luckily a room was ready, so they let us check in early and even gave us a sea-view room. It’s super convenient to take the hotel shuttle to Tung Chung for shopping and then connect to the MTR for the city center or Disneyland, or take the shuttle directly to the airport. There's no need to book the hotel breakfast; the tea restaurant across the street is affordable and offers more flexibility. If you're going to Tung Chung to redeem the HKD 100 e-voucher, remember to bring your room key card! The mall's customer service will only process the exchange with it. Cleanliness: Clean. Ambiance: Good, feels pretty much the same as the slightly pricier Sheraton next door. Service: The cleaning staff in the hallways would proactively greet us. On rainy days, there's about a 50cm stretch where you might get wet walking to the hotel shuttle, but some staff members were there with umbrellas to help.

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

We specifically booked this hotel for my child's college entrance exam, and it was excellent in every aspect – facilities, cleanliness, environment, and service. The breakfast was incredibly rich and varied, and it was very convenient to catch a taxi right outside.

1. The location is great, surrounded by a lively local atmosphere with plenty of 'bing sutt' (Hong Kong-style cafes) and 'cha chaan teng' (tea restaurants). Getting around is also very convenient. 2. The hotel itself is pretty standard. Breakfast options are limited, with about 95% of the dishes being the same every day. (For those staying more than three days, I recommend skipping the breakfast plan for the later days and trying out Hong Kong's local breakfast spots instead, otherwise, you might get tired of it.) The plates were sticky and not properly washed; this was the case for all four days, especially the breakfast plates on April 20th, which was quite unpleasant. 3. They offer a complimentary afternoon tea, which was a nice touch, even if the variety wasn't extensive. It shows a thoughtful gesture from the hotel. 4. I booked a 1.8m king bed + 0.9m single bed for the third and fourth nights through another platform. Unfortunately, the hotel only added a low-quality, wheeled folding bed to the original room. It was very uncomfortable and impossible to sleep on. Communication with the hotel was ineffective. For the last night, we had no choice but to remove the extra bed, essentially paying for a three-bed room but only having a double bed. 5. If you can book a room for under 800, or even 500-600, then the value for money is truly excellent.

The room size is quite spacious for Hong Kong standards. The hotel's location is excellent, with a shopping complex right downstairs, making shopping very convenient. The airport shuttle bus stops directly at the hotel entrance, which is great for getting around. The room facilities are a bit dated, but overall, it offers good value for money.

We were two families traveling together, and the hotel gave us a free upgrade to a suite. It had a living room in the middle where the two kids could play. The rooms were clean and tidy, and the service was excellent. There was no discrimination against mainland guests. There's a kids' play area on the second floor. They offer free shuttle buses to Disneyland and Tung Chung MTR Station, which is very convenient. Although not super frequent, it's sufficient. The hotel restaurants also offer buffet meals or bento boxes for sale. Outside the hotel, there are convenience stores, supermarkets, and other restaurants. The pool water was quite clean. Overall, we were very satisfied with this hotel stay.

The staff were very welcoming, and check-in was quick and friendly. The hotel is located right by the sea, and the rooms are clean and tidy with a fantastic view – you can see the ocean directly! The rooftop offers even more spectacular panoramic views, with Victoria Harbour right before your eyes. The sunset from there is absolutely beautiful!

Good evening. This hotel, The Kowloon Hotel, has an excellent location. The MTR (subway) entrance is right outside, and it's just a 5-minute walk to Victoria Harbour – simply turn left after exiting the main entrance and walk straight ahead (it's about 5 minutes, not counting traffic lights). If you walk a bit further, the third bus stop is for the A21, which goes directly to the airport. To the right of The Kowloon Hotel's main entrance, there's a restaurant called Silver Dragon Restaurant, famous for its roasted goose leg. In Hong Kong, roasted meat dishes, coffee, and milk tea are almost always available for free with your meal. However, in my personal opinion, this hotel is very expensive. They wouldn't even provide two bottles of mineral water without charge, and you have to pay for toothbrushes and combs. The breakfast I had cost me HKD 148, which I paid myself. So it really depends on your personal preferences. If location is your priority, then this place is fine. Everyone needs to think clearly about what they truly want. Thank you all.