Hotels With Parking in Hong Kong, China

This hotel's location is superb! Coming from Zhuhai, after crossing the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, you can take the A11 bus directly to the hotel, which is incredibly convenient. The hotel itself is clean and tidy. I booked a sea-view room, and the view was absolutely stunning, offering direct sight of Central and the Victoria Harbour Ferris Wheel. The scenery was breathtaking, creating a truly romantic ambiance. The hotel also thoughtfully provides free mainland converter plugs. The room itself doesn't come with drinking water, but if you ask the front desk, you can get a large bottle of glass-bottled water. The staff are very friendly, and check-out is super easy – no need to queue; you just drop your room card into the self-service check-out box. It's a lightning-fast check-out process, saving time and hassle. With its excellent location and a perfect experience, I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Hong Kong!

In a word: dated. While the hotel claims to have been renovated in 2019, the reality suggests otherwise. From the moment you step into the corridor, it feels like a time capsule from the 1990s - a feeling that is only confirmed once you enter the room. The room showed significant signs of neglect: peeling wallpaper, a deteriorating bathroom ceiling, a stained bathtub, and heavily worn furniture. To make matters worse, there was a persistent ”old” odor throughout the space. The only saving grace is the location, which is likely why most people choose this property. However, location alone doesn't justify the lack of maintenance.

I chose this place based on a recommendation from Xiaohongshu, and it definitely exceeded my expectations. The hygiene was good, and the room was quite spacious. You can borrow adapters at the front desk, and the staff there were all very nice! Overall, I highly recommend staying here. (I was staying alone so I pushed the beds together haha)

The hotel room is big enough to rest properly. The staff in the reception aren't polite, during the check in process I wasn't told about the shuttle bus or the MTR bridge connection so I had to discover them by myslef and when asking them about it they didn't even take the time to explain and only delivered some flyers to me. The hotel room had a lamp that was flashing all the night and I couldn't sleep two days well so when I reported it the housekeeping lady she said they were gonna fix it during the day so when came back I had to call reception at midnight to come to fix it again. They don't offer bottled water and the hotel room is cleaned only every two days, the directory is only QR version in order to preserve the environment but they do offer sleeping disposable shoes with plastic bags 🫩 The gym is small but still well equipped. The location is good and for the price quality is still okay

Pros: The hotel is super conveniently located right across from the MTR station. You can even access it directly from the mall after exiting the subway, thanks to clear signs. Hung Hom Station makes it easy to get anywhere, with most attractions just one or two subway stops away. Plus, dining and shopping in the mall are incredibly convenient. Cons: Most hotels in Hong Kong seem to have decor from over a decade ago. Finding a new, spacious hotel is practically impossible. The room had a faint, old, slightly damp smell, and the cleanliness wasn't meticulous. I extended my stay for a day and asked for the bathroom hair to be cleaned, but it wasn't thoroughly removed. Summary: For the price, the room size is relatively large, and the location is genuinely convenient. The cleanliness is acceptable overall. All in all, it offers good value for money and is worth booking.

If you're here for an exhibition, this hotel and the Regal are definite choices. However, during exhibition periods, the value for money isn't great. For over a thousand yuan, the rooms are just so-so. As for the service, it's like Hong Kong overall – some staff are enthusiastic, others are a bit sloppy. The aunties in the restaurant are very friendly, but the young people at the front desk seemed a bit cold, though they did provide basic service. Maybe I shouldn't expect too much to begin with?

Overall, a great stay with excellent value for money. The location is super convenient, just a few minutes' walk to Tuen Mun MTR station, surrounded by malls and restaurants, making it easy to get around and find food. The lobby has a cool railway theme, which is quite unique. The room was clean and tidy, quite spacious for Hong Kong standards, with comfortable bedding and a full range of toiletries. We chose the Japanese-themed room, which had a fresh style and thoughtful details. Service was friendly and efficient, with a responsive 24-hour front desk. There's an outdoor pool and a kids' play area, suitable for both families and leisure travelers. Minor downsides include some slightly older facilities and occasional waits for the elevator, but these didn't detract from the overall experience. All in all, it's clean, safe, and convenient – highly recommended.

This hotel is decent. Even though it opened in 2009, the facilities are still in good condition and don't feel old. The room size is ample; there's enough space for two people and two suitcases without feeling cramped. The bed is a bit on the small side; it's fine for someone around 160cm tall, but taller people might find it too short. **Location:** It's close to the Kai Tak venue, about a ten-minute walk, which is super convenient for concerts as you don't have to deal with crowded subways. Sung Wong Toi MTR station is also about a ten-minute walk, and there's a bus stop downstairs. **Hygiene:** Good, the sink in my room wasn't tiny this time. **Power:** You'll need a universal adapter. There's only one outlet at the desk, but there are more behind the bedside table – you just have to move the table a bit to access them. **Food & Drink:** There's a dim sum restaurant downstairs, and several local 'cha chaan tengs' (Hong Kong-style cafes) nearby. The food at all of them is good, no duds. Just be aware that some only accept cash or WeChat/Alipay, but not Octopus card. The hotel also offers a shuttle service to Tsim Sha Tsui East and West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for future concerts. **P.S.:** The hotel doesn't provide free bottled water. The 370ml bottles they sell for HKD 5 are not worth it. You can buy larger bottles of Vita distilled water for HKD 2 at nearby pharmacies or local convenience stores.

This is a great hotel, though getting to the 19th-floor lobby from the third floor was a bit of a trek at first. Hong Kong feels even hillier than Chongqing! Once I got my bearings, I found a shortcut through Ship Street, which put me about 400 meters from Wan Chai MTR station. It's also conveniently close to the bar street that's popular with expats.

Got a complimentary room upgrade to a river view, but the room itself was quite small, making it feel a bit cramped. The facilities were just okay, and the air conditioning was quite noisy at night. They offered luggage storage on the day of check-in, which was helpful. The breakfast buffet had a good variety, but the taste was pretty average. The location is excellent for getting around; there's a bus stop right outside, and the subway isn't too far either. Plenty of shopping and dining options just behind the hotel to the left, including Mannings and 7-Eleven.