Hotels With Spa in Hong Kong, China

Mixed review for an overnight stay: - I booked a large room 25+ sq m to get proper space to work - the room was clean and bathroom was clean  - the location is great walking distance to ferry to north point and Whampoa MTR station - Lots of eateries and mall nearby walking distance - the hotel has a strange policy of no tooth brush, no water in the room. For this price, this should be included and not optional. Environment is lame excuse give the extensive use of air conditioning and lighting everywhere and all the cars and taxis with engine on outside the hotel. Just saving on water bottle and toothbrush for environment is a lame excuse and. It consistent with the star rating.  - the staff are really rude - it seems HK people resent visitors and feel a grudge having to serve overseas visitors from mainland

Perhaps we booked during peak season and not too far in advance, but a twin room with breakfast for four nights cost over 9,100. The room is spacious, and the bathroom is also quite roomy. The 15th floor offers a great view. You can choose different types of pillows; I picked a memory foam pillow and a cassia seed pillow, both very comfortable. The breakfast has a good variety, but the taste is just average, nothing outstanding. The hotel elevator carpets are changed daily, which helps you remember what day it is. The hotel is very close to the sea, and even at 11 PM, many lights are still on in the sea-view rooms. The gym is on B2, and the pool is a bit small.

This hotel is perfect for travelers catching an early flight the next day. It's just a few minutes' walk to the departure hall, and finding the hotel is easy with clear signs guiding you from the airport arrivals. However, the facilities are a bit old. The room only has UK-style power outlets, but you can borrow an adapter for free from the front desk. Overall, it's a good stay.

The transportation is incredibly convenient, with a bus stop right downstairs that's just one stop away from Sha Tin town center. The view is excellent, but because there are many buses, the river-view rooms can get noisy from the buses moving around. The hygiene is standard, meeting typical 4-star hotel expectations. It includes breakfast, the rooms are spacious, and it offers great value for money.

The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and the location is absolutely unbeatable. The room was also spacious and the bed was very comfortable. My only minor complaint is that the room I was assigned this time didn't have much of a view – all I could see when I opened the curtains was the building opposite. Other than that, everything was perfect!

To celebrate my mom's birthday a little early, I booked us into a Club 38 Seaview room at Hotel ICON. The entire check-in process was smooth, and we had a wonderful stay. About the room: The Club 38 seaview truly is spectacular. With 180-degree floor-to-ceiling windows directly facing Victoria Harbour, you can enjoy the ocean view right from your bed. During the day, you see boats coming and going, and at night, the lights of both sides of the harbour sparkle. For Hong Kong standards, the room was very spacious, with a strong design aesthetic. The complimentary mini-bar was refilled daily, which was a huge plus. About the service: I sent an email before arrival mentioning it was for a birthday celebration, and not only did the hotel confirm, but they genuinely prepared a birthday cake and a handwritten card upon check-in. Both the front desk and room service staff were very polite and incredibly responsive!

Highly recommend this hotel; it definitely lives up to five-star standards. It's located in Hung Hom, very close to Whampoa MTR station, making it quite convenient even without a taxi. The highlight is undoubtedly its prime location right by Victoria Harbour, offering unbeatable views. The infinity pool and breakfast are excellent, and the service is incredibly warm and patient. I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Hong Kong!

Facilities: The room had a water dispenser with a seal, which felt very eco-friendly and reassuring. Ambiance: This was my first time in Hong Kong, and the room was surprisingly spacious. I had heard that hotel rooms in Hong Kong are generally tiny due to the high land value, but I didn't feel that way at all at the Hyatt. Service: The service was also excellent; the front desk staff were very helpful and answered all my questions. The only minor issue was that the check-in queue and process were a bit long. Overall, the Hyatt left a great impression on me. I also had dinner at the hotel, and the food was delicious. I heard the breakfast is also very good; I'll definitely try it if I get the chance. I'd love to come back again.

My child had an entrance exam in Hong Kong, and after a long search, I picked this hotel and was very satisfied. The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming and spoke excellent English. They even extended our checkout time to 1 PM. The next day, we were a little late getting back from the exam, and they extended it again to 1:30 PM. It's so convenient – you can walk directly to Langham Place from level L via a footbridge, which has all sorts of food options. Mong Kok MTR station, Exit C, is right downstairs. Seriously, it's super convenient for dining, accommodation, and transportation. The value for money is excellent. The room also had a little booklet with recommendations for food, accommodation, and transportation, which was a nice touch. I'm very satisfied. Thank you! 🙏🌷🌷🌷

Shangri-La's service and executive lounge food quality are consistently excellent, and this property is no exception. This was my first stay since the rooms were renovated, and I was very impressed. The staff across all departments were professional, kind, and efficient. The executive lounge offered a great variety of food and drinks, and breakfast had many options. I didn't get a chance to use the gym this time, but I'll definitely try it next time.