Romantic Hotels in Hong Kong, China

I booked two deluxe rooms in advance because my friend and I were going to a Jacky Cheung concert at the Coliseum. When we checked in at the hotel lobby, the front desk lady, Niece, greeted us with a big smile, showing her cute little canine tooth on the right side. Her service was excellent! She upgraded us to a sea-view suite for free, right on the waterfront—what a pleasant surprise! The room was huge, quite new, with a living room, a separate toilet, and a large, clean bathroom with a dry/wet split design. It was nothing like the 'old and rundown' reviews I saw online! This is the first time I've ever stayed in such a nice room for a few hundred Hong Kong dollars. Overall, it felt clean, comfortable, and airy! Next time I come for a concert, I'll definitely choose Harbour Plaza Metropolis again. Oh, and with Hong Kong's plastic ban, remember to bring your own toothbrush and comb! Also, if the front desk could speed up the check-in process to be more like in mainland China, it would be absolutely perfect!

For Hong Kong standards, this hotel is pretty good. It's exceptionally clean, spotless in every corner, no hidden dust bunnies. The location is also convenient, offering a quiet escape despite being in a bustling area. The only downside is the price; at over 700, the amenities don't compare to a 300-dollar hotel on the mainland. **Warning:** Avoid the 7-ELEVEN directly across from the hotel. The staff are incredibly rude, dismissive, and practically snatch your money when you pay – it was quite a shock. My friend had warned me not to go there, saying they're unfriendly to Mandarin speakers, but I didn't think much of it until I experienced it myself. Instead, go to the other 7-ELEVEN. It's about 100 meters to the right when you exit the hotel, no need to cross the road. This one has a wider selection, accepts WeChat Pay and Alipay, and the staff are much friendlier.

This hotel's location is absolutely unbeatable! During the day, I'm a diligent worker bee, but by night, I transform into a gambler. On Wednesday, I got the full Hong Kong night-life trifecta: milk tea, horse racing, and the Ding Ding tram. (Friendly reminder: ****, remember to save some money for your return flight!)

Booked on Trip.com for a three-night stay, including breakfast and afternoon tea. The breakfast spread was excellent. The hotel boasts a convenient location, just over 500 meters from the subway station, which is a major plus for getting around Hong Kong. You can easily walk to Victoria Harbour, the Avenue of Stars, the Clock Tower, and Kowloon Park from here. There are also plenty of dining options nearby, so overall, it's very convenient. For shopping, K11 is practically next door, and Central is just two subway stops away.

This hotel is located at a pretty accessible area. It is about 3-5mins away from the Fortress Hill MTR station. The surrounding food options are great too! The room size is pretty compact but because of the mirrors effect, it doesn’t give you a claustrophobic feel. The only thing is that the cleanliness of the room and bathroom needs to be improved. I found strands of hair on the duvet and in the bathroom. There is a funky smell (like urine) coming from the toilet as well. Otherwise, it is a pretty good place for a short stay. Maybe the hotel management can look into replacing the toilet bowls and the sewage during the next renovation.

The facilities are quite old. There isn't a single power outlet next to the bed, though there is a power strip available. To charge devices, you have to flip open a cover under the TV, which is inconvenient. There's a slight musty smell in the corner of the large bed closest to the shower. However, the shower room does have a heater. Both the customer service and the waitstaff were very polite. I accidentally left for the airport without returning my room card. When I called to explain, the customer service representative just said, 'Welcome back next time!' I felt a little embarrassed about it. My only suggestion would be to upgrade the facilities. Eating out nearby is quite convenient, and there's also a commercial area across the river. If I'm ever in Sha Tin to watch the horse races again, I'd consider staying here.

Came to Hong Kong for the Standard Chartered Marathon and chose this hotel considering its value for money. Unexpectedly, it was a fantastic surprise! The hotel is very close to the airport bus stop and not far from the MTR station, making transportation incredibly convenient! It's right across the harbor from Kai Tak Sports Park, where I picked up my race kit, and you can easily get there by ferry, which is also super convenient! The hotel is also close to the marathon finish line, so after the race, I could just stroll back, shower, and rest up – it was amazing! The overall facilities were better than expected, the room was quite spacious, and the service was warm and friendly. The restaurant and lounge on the top floor offer stunning night views!

The Marco Polo Hong Kong Hotel boasts an excellent location within Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui. Situated at 3 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, it's conveniently close to renowned attractions like the Hong Kong Museum of Art and the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. With direct access to Harbour City, shopping and dining are incredibly convenient. It's also just a short walk from Tsim Sha Tsui East MTR Station, Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, and the Star Ferry Pier, making transportation a breeze. The guest rooms are comfortable and offer beautiful views. The hotel features 603 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, with some offering breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour. The rooms are cozy and inviting, with soft bedding and comprehensive amenities, ensuring a pleasant stay for guests. The service is exceptional and thoughtful. The hotel staff are warm, friendly, and attentive. From the luggage service in the lobby to the housekeeping service in the rooms, guests feel well-cared for. The Continental Club Lounge, in particular, offers personalized check-in and 24-hour butler service, providing guests with a truly VIP experience! Dining options are diverse and plentiful. The hotel houses three restaurants, including the Forbes Travel Guide-rated Italian restaurant Cucina, the Marco Polo Café offering international cuisine all day, and the elegant and comfortable Lobby Lounge. These cater to various tastes, and the breakfast spread is particularly extensive and popular with guests. The facilities are well-equipped. The hotel features an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness room, where guests can enjoy a swim or a workout to relax and unwind during their leisure time. I will definitely stay here again! It's an integrated complex for dining, accommodation, transportation, entertainment, and shopping! Of course, I love it!

This hotel is closed to many shopping anc food. For Muslim travellers, you have a mosque in 4 mins walk and few halal food options within 5 to 8 mins walk. Breakfast also have halal corner in addition to other vegetarian options, fruits, fruit juices. It has wonderful view from high floor

The room was very expensive for what you get . It was the weekend of the HK marathon so maybe this affected it. The room itself was very small, but it’s Hong Kong, I get it, space is at a premium. Bed was pretty hard, but personally that wasn’t an issue for us. What was most disappointing was the “Harbour View” I paid extra for (photo attached). Our shower had no shower gel provided. The staff at the hotel were pleasant and helpful and we were allowed to leave our bags after we checked out while we spent another day in the city. The breakfast was only so so, but reasonably priced. The lifts up and down can be very slow. There’s is a rooftop pool with nice views of the city, but we didn’t use the pool. The best thing about this hotel is the location. It’s based in a nice part of central that feels local and has good access to transport networks. There’s also some great coffee shops and food options in walking distance. We are not people who spend lots of time in the hotel and used it mainly as somewhere to sleep while we explored for a few days. That said, you could find better priced options for that kind of stay. All in all it was just ok. Nothing to write home about.