Romantic Hotels in Hong Kong, China

I know hotels in Hong Kong are small, but this one was even smaller! If two people brought luggage, there was no space to open it! It looked nothing like the pictures. It's normal for prices to go up during the May Day holiday, but for over 1000, this was much worse than a budget hotel in mainland China! The bed was also unstable! I only stayed here because I was seeing a concert. It is quite close to the MTR station, though. Next time, I'll definitely choose somewhere else. A heads-up for future guests.

I recently stayed at the Harbour Grand Hong Kong near North Point for four nights with my family and baby, and the experience exceeded my expectations. First, the location is excellent. It's just a five-minute walk from the Fortress Hill MTR station on the Island Line, and there are plenty of dining options nearby. The hotel is also only a few minutes' walk from the seaside promenade, which is perfect for a relaxing stroll. Second, the room was quite spacious for Hong Kong standards, with a very comfortable bed and a large bathroom. We even had a sea view! Third, the hotel facilities are comprehensive. The swimming pool on the third floor is huge, and my baby absolutely loved it. I highly recommend this hotel.

Points to improve: * There was no briefing during check-in about the hotel amenities. We had to discover everything on our own, which should be the minimum standard for a hotel. * There is a kitchen on each floor (which we only learned later by reading reviews), as well as another kitchen downstairs. We used the kitchen to prepare food, and while eating we were approached by staff asking whether we had used utensils from the kitchen. After confirming that we had, we were told we could not use them because they belonged to other people. I then asked how guests are expected to cook, and was told we should buy our own pans and utensils. This was very surprising and impractical for travelers. We continued using the kitchen on our floor. Feedback to the hotel: either provide proper shared kitchen equipment for guests or clearly do not advertise these spaces as usable kitchens. * The Wi-Fi in our room was not strong enough for work. * The room is quite small, but this is understandable given the price in Hong Kong. * The location is far from the city center, although it is conveniently close to public transportation. * Staff could be better trained and more welcoming. This is hospitality guys, not a factory! * Large tour groups often arrive at the same time, making the reception area very noisy and chaotic. This made it difficult to work or take calls in the lobby. * Internet speed was around 30 Mbps, which was not sufficient for stable remote work. Good things: * The hotel is very clean. * There are several facilities available, including a small yoga space, small gym, laundry machines (paid), video games, movie nights, and a nice coworking area in front of the reception. * There is also a workspace downstairs, which we only discovered on our last day — this could be better communicated to guests. * The price is fair for what is offered in Hong Kong.

Our stay at The Imperial Hotel Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong was truly exceptional, with professional and incredibly warm service! We didn't have an umbrella when it started raining, and the front desk staff proactively offered us a hotel umbrella, which was a huge lifesaver. When checking out, the front desk auntie was so thoughtful and professional; she even gave us Ferrero Rocher chocolates, considering that tourists might experience low blood sugar. That attention to detail was so touching. The hotel's location is superb, just a few minutes' walk to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station, making shopping and dining incredibly convenient. Overall, our stay was fantastic, and I highly recommend it. We'll definitely choose this hotel again next time we visit Hong Kong!

The hotel is a decent distance from the subway station, about a ten-minute walk, which is quite convenient. The room environment is pretty good, and the facilities are relatively new. The price is also reasonable. The only downside compared to other hotels I've stayed at before is the lack of snack shops nearby!

I booked this hotel because I was attending a concert at the Coliseum. The pros are its proximity to the venue – I could see it right from my room window – and the MTR station is right next door. You can reach it directly from Hung Hom Station C2 exit by taking the footbridge. There are also some dining options in the mall downstairs, which is convenient, though they'd definitely be closed after a concert. My suite had a kitchen, and if I had more time, I could have cooked, as the kitchenware was quite complete. However, there were several downsides. The toilet paper was very thin and flimsy, so I had to use a lot each time. The lighting in the room was sparse, making it quite dim, and the same applied to the living room. I stayed on the top floor, and the hot water was slow to come, with insufficient water pressure from the showerhead. The elevator was a bit odd; a full elevator could close on the ground floor, but if someone got off mid-way, it would indicate an overload. The days I stayed happened to be rainy, and the room had a sewage smell. Even with the kitchen hood on and spraying perfume, it didn't help, so I just had to get used to it. The breakfast variety wasn't extensive, but it was passable. The executive lounge was very strange – it's on the 20th floor, and I was on the 21st. My room key only allowed elevator access to the 21st floor, so I had to walk down a flight of stairs. While it was only one floor, I found this arrangement a bit unreasonable. If I wanted to go directly to the executive lounge from the lobby, I’d still have to go to the 21st floor first and then take the stairs. The afternoon tea only offered biscuits, chocolates, and fruit. I'd suggest considering some savory options, as the current selection isn't very friendly for those managing their sugar intake. On the plus side, the service was excellent, and the environment was good, with a large outdoor terrace that I unfortunately couldn't enjoy due to the rain. In summary: This hotel is a bit old, and the facilities are dated. I'd recommend it for anyone attending a show at the Hong Kong Coliseum.

Stayed for a few days as a solo traveller and the room was very comfortable and spacious. Shower and toilet is a bit small but manageable for solo travellers, might be difficult if sharing a room with someone else. Worth noting that the hotel only provides paper cups and one-time use towels, more one-time use towels and plastic cutlery can be purchased from the vending machine downstairs. Overall, good value for money and situated nearby plenty of shopping malls, food options, and MTR stations.

The location is fantastic, making it super convenient to get anywhere, and it's really close to the subway. Plus, there are all sorts of food options right downstairs. The room is more spacious compared to other places, and the overall environment is great; it feels fresh and new after the renovation. A big plus is that the soundproofing is pretty decent too.

My stay was amazing. The view was great from my room. And the space was feels like your living in a studio apartment than just stay at a hotel. Very Home like feeling. The location is also great not to crowded. I will stay here again. And thank you for the complimentary since I stay here on my birthday weekend.

Facilities: Excellent. Hotel shuttle service: Very convenient. Complimentary upgrade to a deluxe room (with view): Hong Kong Jockey Club. This is my go-to hotel every time I'm on a business trip! 🏨 Flexible check-out time (subject to availability): Very accommodating. Environment: Surrounded by famous attractions, I also recommend Peng Qing Kee Michelin restaurant.