Hotels With Wi-Fi in Hong Kong, China

Facilities: Although a bit dated, all facilities are functional. There's a fridge, hairdryer, and kettle (if you forgot an adapter, check under the bedside lamp). There are three elevators plus one service lift; one was under maintenance during my stay. If it's busy, staff will let you use the employee service elevator, so you don't have to worry about long waits. Cleanliness: Decent. I stayed for three days and didn't see a single bug, nor any noticeable hair or stains. I'd recommend bringing your own bath and hand towels! The entire hotel is non-smoking, so there's no smoke smell at all, which is great for those sensitive to odors! Environment: Downstairs is a tram stop (ding ding tram) and a very reasonably priced small supermarket, making it convenient to buy water, snacks, or disposable items (the price of water wasn't as expensive as some online reviews suggested). Turn left when you exit for Causeway Bay MTR station, and right for Tin Hau MTR station – getting around is super convenient. Service: The staff were all very friendly and didn't treat mainland tourists any differently. Very good!

A rare find in Hong Kong, a triple room that was perfect for three adults and one child. The two single beds pushed together worked out great. The hotel overlooks the racecourse, but unfortunately there wasn't a race on during our stay. The shuttle bus to Causeway Bay MTR is super convenient, running every 30 minutes. We even got a gift upon check-in! I'd definitely choose this hotel again for my next stay.

The hotel's location is decent, making travel convenient. The room had all the basic necessities, and the overall cleanliness was acceptable, though attention to detail was lacking. Soundproofing wasn't great, and external noise could be heard at night. The service was standard, nothing particularly outstanding. Some facilities were a bit dated. It's fine for a simple overnight stay. Overall, it's pretty average, and I hope they improve their cleaning details and upgrade the facilities in the future.

The transportation is incredibly convenient. The A21 airport bus goes directly to the hotel, and there are also many subway stations and bus stops nearby. We arrived around 11 AM, and since there was an available room, they upgraded us to a corner room on the top floor, which was very quiet and saved us a lot of hassle. There are also many great restaurants nearby. The room had everything we needed, including disposable toiletries and a universal power adapter. The size of the room is quite good for Hong Kong.

Fantastic location with plenty of bus and mrt stations. There were three rooms on my floor (13) so it’s not too loud. Other reviews complaining about noise makes little sense because you’re on Nathan Road, of course you can hear the road. Housekeeping ladies were really sweet The bathroom was nice, I did face the shower head away towards the side wall to prevent splash on the toilet - it still go a little wet but it’s not the end of the world really. Just lay the bath mat down and give it a little wipe and it’s fine. Water gets to temperature quick.

If ease of transit and central accessibility are top priorities for your trip, this hotel is a solid choice. Situated right next to major public transportation links, it serves as an ideal base for both business travelers and tourists looking to explore without dealing with complex transit setups

Wan Chai district is super convenient, lots of local and international cuisine. Hotel is located 5mins walk from various entry points to MTR station. Beds are firm and comfortable, provided two pillow types - soft and firm. Sufficient luggage space. Clean bathrooms, supplied thick, fluffy towels, cans of water and toothbrushes. Glass door to bathroom has no lock and the glass feels slightly translucent when light is switched on. Housekeeper does brilliant job maintaining the cleanliness and is friendly. Check-in service is effortless and efficient.

A simple and practical hotel great for a short stay Overall, this is a good and clean hotel, especially if you are staying in Hong Kong for a short trip. The room is quite small, so this is definitely something to keep in mind. If you are traveling as a couple, I would strongly recommend choosing two separate beds. The beds are quite narrow, and sharing one would probably be uncomfortable. We realized this right away and decided to take two separate beds, which worked much better for us. The room is too small for a proper desk or much additional furniture, so it is not really designed for spending a lot of time inside. For a short stay, however, it is perfectly fine. One thing I really liked was the air conditioning - it worked very well. There is also a ceiling fan that can be switched on separately, which is a nice little extra. The hot-water heater and bathroom exhaust fan can also be controlled separately, and even the power outlets can be switched on and off individually. Everything is quite practical and customizable. The staff were friendly and helpful, and they explained all the facilities and features available in the room. There is also free drinking water available in the corridor. Personally, I didn’t really like the taste and decided to buy bottled water instead. Interestingly, bottled water from the small shop downstairs was much cheaper than buying drinks at 7-Eleven, where prices for food and beverages can be surprisingly high. The room itself was clean and tidy, although I did notice a few small stains on the bed linen. They also provide disposable toothbrushes and some very unusual towels. They are not traditional fabric towels, they come individually packaged and feel more like a thick piece of gauze. It’s definitely unusual, but surprisingly, they absorb water quite well. Overall, I would recommend this hotel for a short stay in Hong Kong, especially if you mainly need a clean and functional place to sleep. The room is simply too small for a long stay, particularly for a couple, but for a few nights it works very well. Simple, clean, practical, and reasonably comfortable. just make sure you are prepared for the very limited space.

The room facilities were a bit old, but the size wasn't small, and it was enough for three people. Plus, there was a free shuttle bus to the MTR station the next day. Although they didn't provide free drinking water, the purified water from the vending machine downstairs was only 3 HKD, which is already considered a good deal for water in Hong Kong. Overall, a positive experience!

Interesting hotel concept with thematic floors / room deco. Rooms are somewhat tiny (typical for HK) and aged - tables with multiple scratches, water leaking from the bath, etc. Staff was nice, however, they don't have even the HK outlet adapter (recommended a store nearby to buy one). For hotel with the rooms containing 0 US / EU outlets it's a crime. On a higher level: difference of HK hotels with mainland hotels is so striking to me (was the opposite ~10 years ago) - CN properties provide everything you might need and a fresh rooms for a lower amount of money. HK hotels are stuck in 2010th (glory days?) - no renovation, basic amenities (even adapter is usually a challenge), yet typical HK hefty pricing.