Hotels With Spa in Hong Kong, China

My first time staying in a 5-star hotel! 🏨 The room was super clean. It's also easy to find, and only costs 3.7 to get here by bus from the Big Buddha. The bed was big and comfortable, and it's only a 5-minute walk to the airport without even needing to cross any roads. Super convenient!

The hotel's location is fantastic, with plenty of great food options right downstairs. Kowloon Park is just across the street, perfect for a relaxing stroll. The room amenities are comprehensive, and they even provide complimentary Watsons mineral water. The service was truly excellent. I encountered an unexpected problem during my stay: I woke up the next morning to find the arm of my glasses had come off, and I had a flight to catch, so I was quite anxious. Since I had just bought the frames from Puyi less than a month ago, and I have severe myopia, I tried contacting the Puyi sales team to see if they could send someone to help, but received no reply. My only option was to ask the hotel front desk if someone could take me to get them fixed. The hotel front desk staff were incredibly calm and collected, and immediately proposed a solution. They arranged for a concierge to come up with a small screwdriver to see if they could fix them on the spot. The concierge was also wonderful, holding up their phone flashlight the entire time to help me see. The hotel's service attitude and calm approach to handling problems are truly commendable. Next time I'm in Hong Kong, The Mira will definitely be my top choice.

This is the first time I've stayed in a hotel where the AC noise kept me up all night. Even with earplugs, it was still so loud! When I turned it off at night, it got really hot! Even on the lowest fan setting, it was still noisy! Plus, the room's soundproofing is terrible. My room was at a corner of the hallway, and almost every night, people would be laughing loudly around the corner! I stayed here two years ago and remembered the hotel's location and surroundings were great, which is why I chose it again, but the AC is just awful this time. Due to environmental reasons, no disposable toiletries are provided now, but you can buy them at the hotel or at the many large supermarkets nearby. (The picture shows the view from outside the room)

This is my go-to hotel for business trips. While the facilities are a bit dated, it's always spotlessly clean and hygienic. They even have a water purifier. The staff, from the front desk to the baggage handlers, are all incredibly warm, polite, patient, and thorough. Plus, dining and shopping options nearby are really convenient!

The lounge was pretty good. The highlights were the breakfast and the afternoon tea with milk tea, which were excellent. The happy hour drinks were also great, though the caps on the sparkling wine were a bit tricky and could easily cut your hand. I stayed here over a decade ago and had a great impression of the housekeeping staff. This time was no different; the room was cleaned very thoroughly, and they were very nice. Jocelyn Xu at the executive floor check-in was incredibly helpful and enthusiastic. Thumbs up! I'll definitely be back.

*Birthday treatment - Birthday celebration and stay over for Ocean Park on the checkout date. Free upgrade to a room with bathtub. Free birthday cake. *Checkout time extension on request  - We told the receptionist staff we might need to check out slightly late because we wanted to have the birthday cake after breakfast. She generously allowed us to check out by 12:30pm, though we left by 11:45am to head to the Ocean Park in the end.  *Hotel breakfast is recommended Topped up for hotel breakfast buffet which finished at around 10:30am. Thumbs up for the excellent sea view and food choices. The hotel’s Instagram offers Buy 1 get 1 free lunch and dinner buffet from today till March 2026. Check it out. *Some hotel amenities are closed  Swimming pool and the seafront passageway on the ground floor are closed. Therefore 1 score is deducted for this.  *Storage tip for Ocean Park  - Ocean Park provides locker rental service of HK$140 per day. Therefore we can simply put our bags in without returning to the hotel. The size of the locker is not large though, can put 2 medium size backpacks. *Conclusion It took about 10 minutes to travel from the hotel to the front gate of Ocean Park by taxi at the fare of around HK$42. The hotel provides free shuttle bus option though. Very fine and clean luxury hotel which is value for the price convenient for a trip to Ocean Park.

I chose this hotel out of several five-star options because I was attending a concert, and the service from the staff was genuinely excellent. Everyone greeted us with a smile. We were very lucky to be upgraded to an 80-square-meter sea-view suite. The room facilities were also great, with complimentary drinks and snacks, plus a 360-degree sea view – truly fortunate! We also had free breakfast, afternoon tea, and access to the executive lounge. I'll definitely stay here again next time.

Arrived quite late, and the front desk staff upgraded my room right away. The room size is genuinely very, very spacious for a hotel in Hong Kong, making my stay much more comfortable. Hygiene: Clean Service: All hotel staff have a good service attitude. Location: Close to Tsim Sha Tsui East MTR station, which is quite convenient for getting around. Facilities: Heard there's a pool, but I was on a business trip and too rushed to check it out. I saw on Xiaohongshu that this hotel also has a popular butterfly pastry (hudiesu). Guests get 20% off, but when I compared the price to the butterfly pastries at the Park Hotel Shanghai, I decided not to buy them.

The service at the Club Lounge is so exceptional and attentive that it feels like being 'babysitted' in the most luxurious way! As we 3 sisters traveling together, we were blown away by how the staff anticipated our every need. Everything was flawlessly clean and organized, allowing us to truly relax. It is rare to find a team that makes you feel so completely looked after.” Really appreciated to ”Tiger”, hopefully gotten his name correctly.. the lounge manager that really a thump up!

The front desk staff were rude, and the management was chaotic. There were no clear directions or queues. They even assumed that mainland guests wouldn't queue, but the reality was their own disorganization made it impossible to find a queue. When I asked where to queue, they replied, 'Anywhere.' As a result, the busy areas had long lines, and they didn't even bother to suggest checking in at the less crowded spots. Two male staff members were openly complaining in English during working hours, 'So many people, so many people,' right in front of guests. When they told me they couldn't speak Mandarin, I said, 'You can just speak English.' As soon as they realized I understood their complaints, they immediately stopped talking. I was already rolling my eyes, ready to complain, when they suddenly started smiling. This place can't even compare to Korea; I've never encountered such mean staff there. Marriott isn't some cheap hostel, so don't tell me I shouldn't expect good service because I didn't spend enough. If they don't want too many guests, they don't have to accept bookings or make money.