Hotels With Pools in Hong Kong, China

Facilities: The wiring seemed a bit old, and the room light kept flickering. Environment: The overall environment was pretty good. There's a shopping mall downstairs, which is super convenient. City shuttle bus service: I didn't use it, so I'm not sure about it. I saw some negative reviews before going and was a bit worried, but my experience there was great, and I slept really well. The only issue was the flickering room light, indicating a wiring problem.

The good things: Regala Hotel is located around 800 meters away from Hong Hong International Airport. They provide free shuttle bus, and it takes around 10-15 minutes to get to the hotel from Terminal 1 and back. They also have shuttle busses to Tung Chung metro station, Disneyland and even Hong Kong-Macau-Zhuhai bus station, although it’s just twice a day. My room was small but smartly designed, light colored with lots of mirrors so it looked bigger. There was everything I needed for a short stay. There’s a water machine in the corridor so you can use a dedicated water bottle from the room to refill it. There’s a small refrigerator under the table which is useful There’s a pool, you can swim if the weather permits😅 The bad things: The floor in the room looked like it wasn’t mapped. There was some hair in the bathroom drawers. The light switches and bed sides had old dust on them There was shampoo in the Shower Gel bottle

I booked this hotel for a layover, and it's right next to the airport. After clearing customs, you just follow the signs on your left, and you'll get there. We arrived at the front desk around 1 AM, and there was a long queue. They only had one counter open, so it was incredibly slow. We waited over twenty minutes to check in, and behind me, there were almost twenty more people, all looking utterly exhausted. It was genuinely annoying. Definitely needs improvement! The front desk staff saw we had a child and kindly upgraded our room (thank you!). It's an older, large hotel with many rooms. The facilities are a bit dated, but they're well-maintained. The room size was quite generous for Hong Kong standards. There's a QR code on the nightstand that takes you to a webpage for room service, and they respond pretty quickly. I'd say the cleanliness was just okay, but since it was just for one night, my expectations weren't too high. The shower in the bathroom is over the bathtub. There's no bottled water, but there are water dispensers in the hotel corridors. Breakfast is on the ground floor. I took a quick look, and the quality seemed decent, with a good variety of options. No takeaways allowed, though. I was in a hurry, so I didn't get to sit down and eat. The room rates fluctuate quite a bit, so you need to keep an eye on them. Including tax, they can range from 700+ to 1300+. I booked mine for 900+.

The hotel is grand and beautiful, with excellent hygiene and a great environment. Right downstairs is the New Century Plaza, where you can find everything from upscale to budget-friendly dining and shopping options. Except for lunch at attractions, we got all our dinners and breakfast pastries at New Century. The subway is also right next to the mall. We checked in at 3 PM on arrival, but on the 18th around 2 PM, a lady at the front desk noticed how tired we elderly folks looked. She kindly went out of her way to find a suitable room for us on the computer. She was very warm and welcoming, something the male front desk staff didn't seem to consider. We'll definitely book this hotel for future trips; it's just so convenient. It's comparable to the Crowne Plaza Kunshan, with the added convenience of a mall right next door.

The hotel upgraded me to a sea-view suite, which was a pleasant surprise as Hong Kong hotel rooms tend to be on the smaller side. The facilities were good overall, though the air conditioning was a bit noisy. I appreciated the USB charging ports at the desk, making it convenient to charge devices without an adapter. Just a heads-up, you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers.

Located in Wan Chai, the hotel boasts a great location and has been recently renovated. The room isn't huge, but it's fully functional and doesn't feel cramped for two people; it's quite comfortable. The soundproofing in the room is also good. One thing I couldn't quite understand is why, during the renovation, they didn't update the charging outlets to be more universal. I still needed an adapter for my Apple devices, and it was easy to accidentally hit the switch, which would stop the charging.

Facilities: Good Cleanliness: Good Environment: Good Service: Good Overall, it's pretty good and offers great value for money. The only slight inconvenience is its distance from the city center, but they have a convenient shuttle service. You can catch a free shuttle from Tsuen Wan MTR station or Tsuen Wan West MTR station to and from the hotel, which is really handy. Apart from that, what else could be bad? The hotel rooms are decent, and the overall cleanliness is good. However, I hope they can improve the cleanliness a bit more next time, as there was some dust on the curtains and table. If I stay again, I'd appreciate it if the room could be cleaned more thoroughly. Also, it would be great if the rooms could be a bit cheaper. Overall, the value for money is still quite good.

I had a great stay at Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong and I’m truly impressed by their service. After checking out, I realized that I had forgotten three items in the room. Honestly, I didn’t even expect to get them back — but the hotel staff managed to locate all of them and returned everything to me. That was amazing and really exceeded my expectations. It shows how professional and trustworthy their team is. The location is also a huge plus. The hotel is directly above and next to a mall, which makes it super convenient to find something to eat or grab anything you need. It’s also situated very close to the MTR, making it easy to get around the city. The room itself is quite spacious for the price, especially by Hong Kong standards. Overall, I’m very satisfied with my stay and would definitely consider coming back again.

The hotel is right next to Jordan MTR station, and the area around it is bustling. It's not far from Tsim Sha Tsui and Victoria Harbour, easily walkable. For Hong Kong, the room size is definitely spacious, and you can't really ask for more. Check-in is on the second floor, and luggage storage is on the first, which is quite convenient. They even provided a complimentary mini-bar. It offers great value for money.

This was probably the best part of our trip to Hong Kong. After walking nearly 30,000 steps around HK, my family and I were completely exhausted by the time we checked into the hotel in the afternoon. The staff at check-in were very friendly. The room was bigger than we expected, and as soon as we got in, we just dropped our bags and collapsed onto the bed to rest, so we barely took any photos. My family and I all had a really good rest. We'll definitely consider staying here again on our next trip to HK.