Hotels With Parking in Hong Kong, China

First time here, stayed on the executive floor, and overall I was quite satisfied. The front desk service was excellent; there was a young man whose Mandarin was clear and fluent, and he was very warm and attentive. He processed our early check-in, introduced the hotel's free shuttle bus, and even lent us a universal adapter. I think his name was A**son – I made a note of it at the time, but I've forgotten half of it since… A special shout-out to him! (May 2nd) The downside is that the hotel was too cold… The central air conditioning couldn't be turned off, and the fan was noisy at night. Also, I hope the executive lounge adds more staff who can speak Mandarin.

Panda hotel Tsuen Wan HK, one of the most worth what you pay for hotels in HK, the room is quite big for HK space standards and the hotel access to restaurants and transportation iwas easily accessible with buses right outside the vicinity and a brisk walk going to mtr tai wo hau station, it is on red line mtr and accessible going to sham shui po, yau ma tei, jordan, mongkok and interchange mtr lines. inside and outside the hotel vicinity there were a lot of food options and Aeon grocery on B3-B1 floors of the Panda hotel. i would deifinitely recommend this hotel gor your future travel accomodations in HK. the check out process was also fast and theres also money changer in the front desk of the hotel. you may also opt to purchase their breakfast or try to look for other options inside the hotel or outside the hotel. it was a great accomodation experience in Panda hotel and till next time again.

The hotel offers airport shuttle service, which made it super easy to find. All the staff were incredibly polite. I was a bit worried at first, but my actual experience was fantastic. The driver was very courteous, and the shuttles were always on time. Both the front desk and restaurant staff were very polite and accommodating. Overall, a great experience! If you're going to Disneyland, this is definitely my top recommendation – excellent value for money. For the return trip from Disneyland, it's just two subway stops to Tung Chung, and if you time it right, there's a shuttle to take you back to the hotel. The breakfast is quite good for a four-star hotel, and the lobby feels more like a five-star. The room was a bit small, but that's normal for Hong Kong.

I booked this hotel for a good price. I was coming from mainland China to Hong Kong on business, and I wanted somewhere quiet so I can wind down, but also somewhere with good access to public transport so I can get on the move easily. This hotel was in a good location, a couple hundred meters from the Quarry Bay station. There's a McDonald's and a few coffee shops nearby for a quick meal or breakfast. There is also a bridge by the sea where you can run, cycle or just take a walk. The issue is the old carpets and furniture in the hotel. The first room I booked online looked old in the photos, but what I was not expecting was how it smelled. It really smelled moldy and bad. I couldn't even stay there for a couple of minutes. I just went back to reception and asked them if they can give me another room, and they did, but the other room had the same issue. I sat there for 5 minutes rethinking my decision to book this hotel and thinking about what solutions I can come up with to find somewhere clean where I can sleep. Luckily I went back to reception and asked them to find me a newer room and I'm willing to pay the difference. They gave me one of the remodeled rooms on the top floor. Honestly I didn't have any problems with the hotel besides that. I was on the move so I didn't try any of the food. I can tell you that you have to pay for your own water. The price is not ridiculous at HK$5 per 370ml bottle, and the fact that the reception is 24h makes it acceptable. However in most hotels I go to I'm generally used to getting free water in the room so it was a bit of a surprise on the first day. The area is nice and the hotel is on King's Road, with access to the bus, the tram and a 30 second walk to Quarry Bay station as mentioned before. However, although the area is very well connected, if you are looking for a hotel where you can just walk downstairs and find things to do in the same area, this is not the hotel for you, but considering how well connected it is to all forms of transportation, just a 10 minute Subway ride will take you to Causeway Bay or Central or a little longer to go anywhere you would like in Hong Kong. The hotel staff is respectful, and the cleaning service was always good. I think this hotel can get a much higher score if they just remodel all their rooms or at least clean the carpets in them thoroughly.

We had a very pleasant stay. Very clean and comfortable room with city view. Friendly staff and service members. Only minor thing we had was when checking in they gave us a room for the 17th floor, although we booked a room for the 23rd-33rd floor. After consulting our booking company ourselves and more than one hour later we eventually got a room om floor 27.

Location was convenient; near the Mong Kok Station, however there's no lift and the escalator does not reach all the way to the street level. There's still a flight of stairs to climb, difficult for elderly or if you are carrying luggage. The wet market behind is interesting. The hotel is directly connected to the shopping mall at Lobby level. Cleanliness & housekeeping is excellent especially since the hotel is not that new. They also provide bottled water whenever you require more.

The hotel lobby is opulent, but the rooms are tiny. The hallways are long, narrow, and feel very claustrophobic. Getting to the gym and pool involves walking down a distant, cramped corridor that feels like a maze, adding to the claustrophobia. Plus, the pool wasn't even open. The room itself was so small you could barely turn around, and the twin beds creaked loudly with every movement. I booked this room a week in advance for 900, but by check-in, the price had dropped to just over 600. The hotel refused my request to adjust the booking. To make matters worse, I was assigned what seemed to be one of the smallest rooms available. My request for a late check-out until 2 PM was also denied by the front desk. For this price, both the room and the service were extremely disappointing. Last week, I stayed at a Courtyard in Sha Tin for just over 700 and even got a free upgrade to a river view room, which was also very spacious. There's really no comparison. Eventually, Trip.com's concierge helped me get a 200 refund. Overall, this hotel has a 5-star lobby but 2-star rooms – definitely try to avoid it. It's fine if you just want to use the lobby, but I wouldn't recommend staying in the rooms.

Traveling solo, I booked a Queen Room with a 1.5-meter bed, a separate shower, and a curved window – more than enough space for one person. The first floor connects directly to the mall, which makes getting to the subway very convenient. If you're coming back late at night, there are signs near the mall guiding you back to the hotel. Coming from the airport by bus, you'll need to walk a bit after getting off and then take an escalator uphill, as the hotel's main entrance is halfway up a hill. For my return trip to the airport, I booked a car, which was much easier. Overall, the cleanliness and service were good. This room type seems to be located at the end of the hallway, away from the elevators, making it generally quiet. During check-in, the front desk asked if I was okay with a 'tail-end' room (which I assume they meant a room at the end of the hall). Both the front desk and staff spoke Mandarin. At one point, I found lemon seeds left by a previous guest in the kettle, and they promptly replaced it with a new one. Regarding soundproofing, I'm not sure if it's because it was a connecting room, but I could faintly hear loud laughter or crying children from next door. One night, the neighbors were laughing loudly well past midnight, and after calling the front desk to intervene, it quieted down. Overall, I'd still highly recommend it!

I visit Hong Kong two or three times a year, and each time I stay at The Emperor Hotel in Causeway Bay. Although the rooms are not large, they are clean and tidy. The transportation is incredibly convenient; near the Tin Hau MTR station downstairs, there are all sorts of delicious food and snacks available, so there's no need to go anywhere else to find good eats. The staff in the hotel lobby and housekeeping are all very gentle and polite to guests, and their Mandarin is excellent. I'm very satisfied!

Taking city bus A21 from the airport and getting off at the Hong Kong Science Museum stop, the hotel is just a 3-minute walk away. The transportation is incredibly convenient, and it's also not far from Tsim Sha Tsui, making getting around very easy. The room was neat and clean, with complete facilities. On the first day of my stay, I even received a large bottle of complimentary mineral water. Since my flight was in the evening, I left my luggage at the hotel when checking out, and the staff were very helpful, providing assistance and even transportation suggestions. It was a very thoughtful experience. Next time I visit Hong Kong, I will definitely choose to stay at this hotel again. Highly recommended! Facilities: The hotel facilities are complete. Hygiene: Neat and clean, and it's a smoke-free environment. Environment: The environment is excellent, and it's convenient for getting around. Service: The staff are warm, attentive, and provide excellent service.