Hotels With bar in Hong Kong, China

✅ Pros: Good location, decent staff attitude, and they allowed a one-hour late check-out. ❌ Cons: There are numerous downsides, resulting in a generally poor stay experience. The hotel does not provide free toiletries; you have to buy them yourself. The vending machine downstairs was broken—after paying, the item didn't drop, and I had to go track down a staff member to sort it out. To top it off, the toothpaste comes in a foil packet! There are no adapter plugs in the room, so mainland appliances can't be charged directly. Bottled drinking water is not provided either; you have to take the bottle from the table and fill it up at the hallway water dispenser. The bathtub drains poorly, and overall cleanliness is mediocre. The room layout is weird, and the soundproofing is terrible, making it very easy to be disturbed by noise. Check-in time is strictly enforced. You must wait until 3 PM to get your room; even if you're only early by ten minutes or so, they won't accommodate you. The front desk queue is long, the self-service check-in kiosks are useless, and the wait time is excessive. Upon check-out, the front desk didn't even ask how my stay was, which shows they clearly don't value guest feedback. I suppose the price is somewhat standard—nearly 1,000 HKD a night—but it really doesn't live up to the cost at all. If it were a cheap hotel, I wouldn't bother mentioning these issues, but this is hands down the worst place I've stayed during my several trips to Hong Kong.

Excellent stay! In a place like Hong Kong where space is at a premium, the room was remarkably spacious. The amenities were great—the kids had a blast at the swimming pool, and the gym was fully equipped. The front desk staff were very thoughtful and gave us a complimentary room upgrade. It was a truly pleasant and enjoyable trip!

We stayed at Nathan Hotel during the National Day holiday with our child, and it was a very satisfying choice: 1. The transportation is super convenient. It's a 1-hour direct bus ride from the airport on A21, and the bus stop is just 50 meters from the hotel. Jordan Station Exit B1 is a 5-minute walk away, and Tsim Sha Tsui is a 20-minute walk. 2. We booked a twin room, which was very spacious at over 30 square meters. The two 1-meter beds could be pushed together, making it very comfortable for two adults and one child. 3. The hotel provides disposable toothbrushes, razors, and bottled drinking water. If you need more water, you can contact the front desk. The Wi-Fi speed was also very fast. 4. The cleanliness was excellent. The room was cleaned daily, and we didn't experience any bed bug bites. The mattress was soft but supportive, making for a very comfortable sleep. The only minor downsides were that the hotel is a bit older, so the air conditioning was a bit noisy, and the shower drain was slow. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay.

I recently stayed in a sea view suite at the Grand Bay Hotel, and the overall experience was quite wonderful, especially deserving a special shout-out to one of the female receptionists. From the moment we checked in, she demonstrated exceptional professionalism and a warm attitude. Not only did she get us checked in swiftly, but she also proactively introduced the hotel facilities and nearby attractions, making us feel truly welcome. The sea view suite offered a sweeping, unobstructed view of the blue bay right outside the window. Watching the sunrise in the morning and the sunset in the evening was utterly relaxing. The room was clean and comfortable, with soft bedding, and the bathroom was fully equipped and well-maintained. Although the hotel's location is a bit secluded, the quiet and peaceful environment makes it ideal for unwinding. The breakfast spread was diverse and authentic, with the local specialty dim sum being a particular standout. The only minor drawback was that some of the facilities looked a bit dated, but it didn't detract from the overall experience. If you are looking for tranquil ocean views and attentive service, this place is well worth recommending. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Hong Kong.

It feels like this hotel was converted from an apartment complex for talents. Located halfway up a hill, the location isn't very convenient for getting around; you need to take a taxi or bus to get down to the foot of the hill, and walking involves a lot of uphill and downhill slopes, making it quite difficult. The overall service is decent. Considering Hong Kong, the room size is actually quite large, the window view is lovely, and it even comes with a kitchenette and a dining table. Breakfast is served as an individual set meal to order, and the taste is pretty good.

Immaculate cleanliness! We visited just the day after Halloween and even got to catch the tail end of the festivities. The hotel decor was stunning with a great festive atmosphere, and my kids had an absolute blast at the pool lounge area. The only downside is that the room soundproofing is rather poor, especially near the door. You could hear noise from the hallway and conversations outside even while sitting on the bed.

I've always been a Regal Platinum cardholder, but the Regal Oriental Hotel in Kowloon City has been converted into student accommodation. Today is my birthday, so I booked a room at the Regal Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui ten days in advance. There are plenty of staff members, and they were very enthusiastic and helpful, which I really appreciated—even a fallen leaf on the ground was swept up immediately. With foreign tourists everywhere in Tsim Sha Tsui now, service really needs to be on point. I knew this is an older, established hotel so it's bound to be a bit dated, but it's still acceptable. The front desk kindly upgraded me to a high floor on the 14th. The bed was indeed very comfortable and made it easy to fall asleep, and the air conditioning could be adjusted to a low fan speed. Note that smoking is prohibited and carries a $2,000 fine, which was reminded to me prior to check-in. I've been staying at Regal hotels for over 20 years; considering the price for Tsim Sha Tsui, it's affordable and worth a stay, especially since places in Tsim Sha Tsui East costing 2,000 to 3,000 dollars are just too expensive.

I booked this hotel for The Weeknd concert. The express route to the Kai Tak Sports Park was a huge plus, allowing me to enjoy the concert at a leisurely pace~ All the staff I met during my stay were extremely warm and friendly, and they even kindly upgraded my room. The room has a fresh and elegant vibe with well-placed charging outlets, making for a very comfortable overall experience. Although the breakfast selection is limited, everything was delicious and well-prepared, and ordering food delivery to the hotel was very convenient. All in all, I will definitely book in advance again for future events.

Location: Situated at 8 Finance Street in Central, it offers seamless connectivity to IFC Mall and direct indoor access to Hong Kong Station (Airport Express). It's also within walking distance to the Star Ferry and Central Pier, making it incredibly convenient for business, shopping, and travel. ✨Pros 1. Unbeatable Location You don't need to step outside; you can directly explore the IFC Mall. The Airport Express gets you to the airport in 24 minutes, and it's very close to West Kowloon and Central Pier, making it a top choice for business travelers. 2. Excellent Views The north-facing sea view rooms offer direct views of Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon night skyline. The high-floor views are superb. The heated infinity pool on the 6th floor, with its Victoria Harbour view, is a major highlight. 3. High Standard of Service Classic Four Seasons discreet service – not overly solicitous, but quick to respond. You can request different pillows and mattresses. The concierge is highly capable and can assist with booking popular restaurants and shows. Turndown service and welcome amenities are well-executed, and room cleaning is meticulous. 4. Pinnacle of Dining Boasting 8 Michelin stars, Lung King Heen (3-star Cantonese) and Caprice (3-star French) are both within the hotel. Guests have an advantage in securing reservations, allowing them to enjoy star-rated cuisine without leaving the premises. 5. Comfortable Facilities Renovated in 2022, the rooms have a sophisticated business style. Bedding is comfortable, and bathroom fixtures are premium. The gym, spa, and sauna are fully equipped, making it suitable for both leisure and business stays.

Regala Skycity Hotel is located within the SKYCITY development at the Hong Kong International Airport, offering great convenience for accessing the airport, 11 SKIES, and AsiaWorld-Expo. The hotel provides a free airport shuttle bus, and it is also about a 5–10 minute walk from Terminal 2 via a covered, air-conditioned footbridge. For travelers who prefer not to drag their luggage straight into the city upon arrival and want to rest and recharge for a night before starting their trip, this location is a huge plus. The hotel feels very new overall, and the check-in process was smooth. The guest rooms feature some of the familiar design language of Regal-affiliated hotels—clean lines, comfortable space planning, and a genuinely functional desk. I particularly appreciated this: unlike some hotels in Hong Kong that sacrifice overall spaciousness and dignity to compress square footage, even the smaller room types here still give you the feeling that you could comfortably stay for a few days, rather than just ”sleep and go.” The room is also well-executed in terms of ergonomic details. I liked the consistent, standardized elements shared with other Regal properties like iclub—such as the sleek modern design and Regal Living toiletries. For guests familiar with the hotel group, this consistency builds strong brand recognition. There are a few minor suggestions that I only really noticed after staying for a few days. First, the extensive use of marble, glass, and reflective mirrors certainly enhances the sense of cleanliness, spaciousness, and the modern vibe befitting SKYCITY. However, if you stay for several consecutive days, the overall ambiance in some areas can feel a bit cold. Especially as winter approaches, adding a touch of warmth through carpets, textiles, or soft furnishings—without disrupting the original design—would make the living experience feel more complete. Second, the bathroom area lacks convenient spots for hanging bath towels or a change of clothes. Adding one or two hooks or a rack would be a small but very practical upgrade. Third, the room type I booked was labeled as a Garden View, but the window actually looks out mainly onto the pool. The view itself is fine, but due to lines of sight from certain angles to the pool area, guests who value privacy and like to keep their curtains wide open during the day might find it a bit different from their usual understanding of a ”garden view.” Making the room category names or view descriptions slightly more precise would make it easier for guests when booking. The self-service laundry room is a facility I really liked, which is especially practical for long-term guests or anyone needing to do laundry during their trip. However, the service flow on-site could be a bit more seamless—for instance, clearly stating whether laundry detergent needs to be brought by guests or can be purchased at the front desk, or setting up a small vending machine for single-use laundry pods. For guests staying just a night or two who arrive by plane, they usually don't travel with a full pack of laundry supplies. Bridging this final step would make the whole experience much smoother. The lobby also features some fun and easily overlooked details, such as a self-service photo printer and a remarkably quiet business center. The business center is in a great spot with views of the hotel entrance and passing vehicles, making it ideal for a quick work session or just sitting for a while. On the flip side, airflow in certain lobby areas still has room for improvement; areas like the lounge with the elephant art installation and some of the restaurant booth seating can feel a bit stuffy and warm when you linger for a while. Breakfast was a highlight of this stay. The selection was rich and practical, featuring both Chinese and Western options, alongside local Hong Kong-style breakfast items such as siu mai, glutinous rice chicken, custard buns, and congee. Parts of the bakery section were also labeled as homemade—details like this show that the hotel isn't just serving up a standardized international breakfast, but actually retains a bit of its own F&B identity. Design-wise, I loved the overall streamlined flow of the hotel and the use of water, fire, and natural imagery throughout the space. This fluid, futuristic design language fits the SKYCITY airport-city concept wonderfully, without completely disconnecting from the surrounding mountains and seas of Lantau Island. The staff were all friendly, helpful, and highly efficient. All in all, these are just minor suggestions and in no way detract from a comfortable stay. On the contrary, I feel the greatest value of Regala Skycity Hotel is that it offers a very mature option for ”post-arrival recovery”: you don't have to plunge straight into city transit right after getting off a plane; instead, you can check in, shower, eat, rest, and recover your energy before starting your Hong Kong itinerary the next day. For me, this isn't just a ”hotel near the airport,” but a genuinely useful travel hub. Whenever I return to Hong Kong in the future, I would gladly choose to stay here again if the itinerary permits 😙