Romantic Hotels in Hong Kong, China

I took the A38 bus directly from the airport to the hotel, which took about an hour. The A38 route has infrequent buses, only one an hour, so I recommend checking the map beforehand to avoid waiting aimlessly. The bus announced the hotel stop, but after getting off, you still have to walk a bit. The hotel is opposite the bus stop. Hong Kong's roads are quite peculiar, with no sidewalks, but fortunately, there aren't many cars. Since the hotel is by the sea, there's a chance of getting a sea view room. The hotel seems a bit old; the carpet was indeed a bit dirty, but other facilities in the room were fine. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus to Tsuen Wan (downtown), apparently every fifteen minutes. From Tsuen Wan, you can take the MTR to other places, which is quite convenient [Clap]. A taxi from the hotel to the airport costs around 250-300 HKD, just for your reference. Overall, it's good value for money. It's a great choice for a layover if you're only staying one night. P.S. My room was upgraded for free!

I spent a lot of time looking for a hotel near HK airport for an early morning flight, and finally chose the Regal Airport Hotel. It turned out to be an excellent choice. The location is superb, especially for those departing from Terminal 2 – every second counts! Actually, I had read a lot of negative reviews about the hotel beforehand, so I didn't have high expectations. However, the outcome was: First, I was able to check in and get into my room immediately upon arrival at noon. This allowed me to rest a bit before going out to explore. Second, all the staff I encountered made an effort to communicate in Mandarin. Also, during check-in, the staff member proactively wrote down the Wi-Fi password and other important information on a card, which was a thoughtful touch ❤️. The hotel building is a bit old, but considering that, it's well-maintained. The room size was just right. There was a very spacious countertop, which is convenient for those who need to work at a desk. All in all, my stay this time was a good experience.

This hotel offers incredible value for money! While its location might not boast the direct Victoria Harbour and Central views like the Kowloon Shangri-La, the Kerry Hotel faces the distant Kai Tak, providing an even more expansive sea view and an equally stunning night view. The surrounding area features upscale hotels, residential complexes, and schools along the waterfront, making it clean and orderly. There's a large plaza downstairs, which isn't noisy, and it's very pleasant to jog or stroll along the seaside promenade. A large AEON supermarket is just a short distance away, fully stocked with everything you could need, including reliable ingredients. The hotel is very close to Whampoa MTR station, and the ferry terminal is practically on its doorstep. The breakfast is rich, a perfect blend of Chinese and Western options, and it's never crowded. The service from the front desk, restaurant staff, housekeeping, and doormen is all top-notch, and everyone is incredibly friendly. The shower has fantastic water pressure, both powerful and gentle, and the room is spotlessly clean, feeling like a brand-new hotel. If I had to offer a suggestion, I'd hope the hotel would provide two complimentary bottles of mineral water daily. While the mini-bar offers a good selection of free drinks, not everyone might enjoy them, especially since mineral water is a standard offering in most hotels on the mainland. All in all, the Kerry Hotel was the biggest surprise of our summer trip to Hong Kong! I sincerely hope the hotel maintains its excellent service!

The transportation is very convenient. You can take the A11 bus directly from the airport, and it's very close to the Tin Hau MTR station. There are also buses right outside the hotel that go to the Convention and Exhibition Centre. They upgraded my room type, and the room space was quite good, very clean, and had no strange odors. The bedding was comfortable. There were outlets suitable for mainland Chinese plugs, so not bringing an adapter wasn't an issue. There are also many restaurants nearby, making dining very convenient.

When I visited Hong Kong, I chose to stay here. It's within walking distance to Hung Hom MTR station, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, and the Coliseum. The hotel facilities are excellent, with a swimming pool and gym, offering great value for money. I honestly didn't expect much for the price, but as you can see from the pictures, it's pretty good. Unlike hotels in mainland China, beds in Hong Kong tend to be narrower, but the bedding quality is decent. It felt clean, and the towels were soft. The room doesn't provide disposable toiletries like toothbrushes, which I've already come to accept. However, I did find a pair of disposable slippers in the wardrobe. The front desk service was fantastic! 👍 I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Hong Kong.

This hotel is right on the beach, perfect for a family vacation. The rooms and service are great. The only downside is the hotel's buffet; the quality is quite low and the price isn't cheap, especially since both breakfast and dinner are extra charges. Your best bet is to turn right out of the hotel and walk about 10 minutes to the restaurants in Golden Plaza – much more reasonably priced. The hotel rooms are luxurious and spacious, and they even added an extra bed for us and allowed early check-in. The outdoor pool downstairs is also very large with clear sections and plenty of staff, so both kids and adults can have fun and feel safe.

Hotels at Hong Kong Disneyland are relatively old, and the facilities aren't exactly new. However, the rooms are spacious enough and come with slippers. There's a frequent bus service throughout the day for getting to and from Hong Kong Disneyland. After checking out in the morning, you can store your luggage for free at the storage area just to the left of the hotel. But after you're done at the park, you'll need to take the bus back to retrieve your bags before taking another bus to the MTR, as the Disneyland station is right at the park entrance. There are also luggage lockers at the Disneyland entrance, but they charge 0% HKD per item per day. Food is incredibly expensive, and there are no convenience stores or vending machines anywhere in the hotel or Disneyland itself. Eating at the hotel restaurant is almost double the price of eating in downtown Hong Kong. Honestly, if not eating and drinking wasn't an issue, I'd really rather not eat there. The hotel staff are very friendly. As for the park, I felt it was far inferior to Shanghai Disney and Universal Studios. It's best to go early in the morning; if you arrive even a little late, the queue to get in at the entrance is quite a hassle because the layout at the Hong Kong Disneyland entrance is poorly planned, and the cooling systems are inadequate.

I've been wanting to try this hotel for a long time, especially for a trip to Disney, but the actual stay was quite disappointing. The room was spacious, but the facilities felt a bit outdated. Perhaps due to the rainy season, the bathroom was damp and had an odor. Breakfast, purchased separately, was HKD 200 for adults and HKD 143 for children, but the variety was limited, and the quality was just average, with only the noodle station being decent. Transportation was very inconvenient; the hotel shuttle had infrequent schedules, and public buses were scarce and only accepted cash. The scenery was nice, but the beach with recreational facilities is on the south side, requiring a bus ride. This hotel might be suitable for guests who plan to spend most of their time on the island, but not for those with a packed itinerary.

The room was a bit old-fashioned, and there were only two power outlets. Luckily, I brought a couple of multi-port adapters, otherwise charging my phone and camera would have been a hassle. No bottled water was provided in the room, only tap water. While it's eco-friendly, it's not very convenient and detracted from the experience. The hotel's surroundings are excellent. There are many bars and restaurants downstairs, and a Wellcome Supermarket and 7-Eleven nearby. The bus stop is right in front of the hotel, making it very convenient to get to Central and the West Kowloon Cultural Corridor. Just a heads-up, the MTR station is quite a distance, so it might not be convenient if you have a lot of luggage. I'd like to praise the front desk service. On my first night, I was on the 4th floor, and the 3rd floor was the swimming pool. The room was incredibly damp. When I woke up in the morning, I had two bites, probably from some insect. After I reported it to the front desk, they immediately moved me to a room on the 16th floor for the remaining two days! Oh, and the hotel breakfast was decent. It wasn't very diverse, but it was definitely not bad and filling.

Regal Riverside Hotel has always offered excellent value for money, which is why my family and I have stayed here several times. I'm happy to see that the hotel is now welcoming more guests. This stay, however, I have two points to bring to the hotel's attention. Firstly, from the time of booking until check-in, the hotel did not inform us that the indoor swimming pool was closed for maintenance, nor that renovations were underway on our floor. My children were disappointed that they couldn't swim in either pool, and it was a bit inconvenient for us to have to walk a long way around from our room to the elevator. The second point is more critical: the shower water flows towards the center of the bathroom, creating a large puddle, which is quite hazardous.