Hotels With Wifi in Hong Kong, China

Thanks to all the previous reviews, my check-in was very smooth. I stayed in a single room with one single bed and a sofa. Although the room was small, it was enough for one person. It seems like the double rooms just replace the sofa with another single bed. The hotel staff were excellent and very enthusiastic. I didn't encounter any unpleasant experiences. The facilities aren't particularly new. The bath towels were a bit frayed from washing. The toothpaste was surprisingly hard, like candy, which I wasn't used to. There's no drinking water provided in the room; you have to get it yourself from a designated spot. Hong Kong's environmental efforts are very thorough. It was very convenient to take the shuttle bus from the airport to the hotel, and then from the hotel to Disneyland and Tung Chung. I'd like to suggest to management that drivers announce the stops at each station, or have pre-recorded announcements in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese playing at each stop. Many people got off at the wrong stop on the way back from Tung Chung because the shuttle goes to the Regal Hotel first.

The hotel's location is excellent, close to Wan Chai MTR station, but the room facilities are a bit old and basic. Our booking included breakfast and afternoon tea; the breakfast had a great variety, and the blueberry yogurt was delicious. Executive Lounge Afternoon Tea: It was a Hong Kong-style afternoon tea, and the curry fish balls were tasty. The turnip was very flavorful, and the braised tofu and duck meat were also good. Staying at this hotel made it convenient to visit C desert nearby.

The hotel lobby is a convenient three-minute walk from the airport, which is fantastic. Plus, you can't hear any planes taking off or landing at night, which is great for sleeping. However, the soundproofing between rooms is a bit lacking.

For Hong Kong, this hotel offers great value for money. It's much more comfortable after the renovation, and the location is excellent, just a few steps from the bar street. However, one of the staff members at the front desk was a bit perfunctory. When I asked her where the airport bus stop was, she just said, 'go straight down this road, and the first bus stop is it.' She didn't specify that for the airport, you need to cross the road to the bus stop on the other side. There are airport bus stops in both directions, and naturally, I assumed 'the first bus stop' meant the closest one. Luckily, a kind passerby told me I needed to cross the road for the airport, otherwise, getting on the wrong bus and wasting time would have been a huge hassle. Why work in customer service if you're going to be so unhelpful? A quick tip for everyone visiting Hong Kong: always bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste.

Great location, just opposite of Kowloon Park. Only 250 meters from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR and there is 7-11 located just opposite the hotel. The service was good friendly staff for HK standards. You can leave the luggage at the hotel before check in and after check out. The room has a decent size and has good amenities, including a choice of pillows, pocket wifi and even a binoculars for you to do some birds watching at the park. There is a gym and swimming pool on the underground floor. Plenty of good restaurants nearby too.

Be careful!!!! Our experience with Empire Hotel was very unsatisfactory. We booked the hotel thinking that its going to be like any other 4-star hotel, as the price per night was similar to others in the area. It turned out, that this is hotel was 4-stars, maybe 20 years ago. The furniture and all room equipment looks like something I’d expect to find in a cheap student rental. Destroyed, quickly fixed with tape or paint (lol), siliconed windows to provide “isolation”, neighbors that you can hear even when they’re not particularly loud. Stained carpets, no amenities like drinkable WATER! We were shocked. No toothpaste or toothbrush in case you forget yours. In our room even fridge was dirty, not to mention the state of shower or ventilation. I would rank this hotel 2-stars. If you’re a fan of white noise this hotel is for you. If not, avoid their AC at all cost! I dont know how people stay there during summer, but its definitely not normal to feel like there’s a vacuum cleaner on next to you. We complained to the staff and were told that all rooms are the same. Trip.com unfortunately was not able to help us with relocation… second great story for another time. We were finally moved to a “better room” just to find out that indeed “all rooms are the same”. We also got a couch there that didnt even stay put together… I dont want to know how much people pay for that “premium” room… Honestly, there are many better hotels in the neighborhood, give them a chance instead of staying here. Good luck!

For Hong Kong, the hotel's location is reasonably convenient, though the room is small with downsized furniture and dated decor. I specifically requested a room far from the elevator in my notes, but the elevator noise every 5 minutes was still quite disruptive. A major drawback: all the power outlets are European three-prong, which isn't compatible with mainland Chinese chargers. The front desk staff didn't warn me during check-in; I had to ask for an adapter later. The only positive was that the hygiene was good, and the shower had strong water pressure. As for service, Hong Kong hotels really need to learn a lot from their mainland counterparts!

Service: I booked a deluxe sea-view room and requested a non-smoking, high-floor room away from the elevator. I checked in at 11 AM, and the official check-in time was 3 PM. I was assigned a non-smoking, high-floor connecting room right next to the elevator. Upon discovering noise issues late at night, I discussed it with the hotel, and they upgraded me to an executive suite. Although it was on a lower floor, the suite's layout was right by the sea, offering unobstructed views, which I was very happy with. Environment: The Fortress Hill MTR/bus station is close to the hotel, making it convenient for getting around. The hotel is built along Victoria Harbour, providing unobstructed views, and the suite offered panoramic vistas. Facilities: The bathtub was incredibly satisfying; both in the standard room and the suite, it was a great way to relieve fatigue. The hotel's pool was excellent, though unfortunately, it was cloudy, so the water wasn't crystal blue, which made it less ideal for photos. Hygiene: Full marks for cleanliness, impeccable inside and out. I don't understand how picky some guests must be to give a lower rating... I stayed in three hotels during my six days in Hong Kong, and this was the best. A perfect end to my trip. Thumbs up.

Right next to the new stadium and mixed-use sports/retail complex. Ideal for concert-goers. A bit far from the city, but the offers a free shuttle bus to the nearest MRT station. Very clean with a luxurious interior design. Overall, the stay was pleasant. The breakfast was very good with plenty of options, my only note is that the in-room coffee wasn’t refilled during cleaning.

Old and in desperate need of modernising. The bathroom was flooded after a shower as the shower cubicle door didn't have the correct seals in. However, staff were very attentive to our needs and even had a shuttle bus ( only for certain rooms) that took us to the airport, which we didn't know. At night ( in our room , anyway) was noisy, sounded like a motor elevator. Overall, not our best stay. The only thing that saves it is its location.