Hotels With spa in Hong Kong, China

"Although it feels a bit dated, it was kept quite clean, and the ambiance was fantastic. The beach and promenade are right outside, and it's less than a 10-minute walk to the pier area. If you time the ferry right, you can get to Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui in under an hour, which is super convenient! If I had to give any suggestions, the Wi-Fi wasn't very strong, and the shower water temperature couldn't be adjusted and ran a bit too hot."

"Overall, Hotel ICON is a beautiful property with great facilities and exceptional service. From the moment you step into the lobby, you’re greeted by an incredibly fresh, clean scent that immediately sets the tone for the experience. The staff is extremely courteous, helpful, and accommodating, and everyone we interacted with made us feel welcome. Our room wasn’t ready when we arrived, but we were still able to enjoy breakfast at The Market and spend some time relaxing in the lounge by the pool, which was a nice way to start our stay. The room itself was surprisingly spacious, especially by Hong Kong standards, and everything was clean and well-maintained. Overall, the accommodations and amenities were exactly what we hoped for. Unfortunately, my biggest issue with the hotel, and something that genuinely soured an otherwise wonderful experience, was the deposit policy. Despite having already paid for our entire stay in full, we were required to provide a security deposit that was twice the cost of our booking. To make matters worse, the deposit had to be placed on a major credit card. Thankfully, my girlfriend had hers available, because otherwise we would have been in a difficult position despite having already paid for our accommodations. What I found even more unreasonable was being informed that the deposit could remain on hold for up to two weeks after checkout. That’s a substantial amount of money to have tied up, particularly for international travelers who may be visiting multiple destinations and relying on access to those funds throughout their trip. I completely understand the need for hotels to protect themselves against incidental charges or potential damages, but requiring a deposit equivalent to twice the cost of an already prepaid stay feels excessive. It’s an unnecessarily inconvenient policy that stands in stark contrast to the otherwise thoughtful and accommodating experience the hotel provides. Hotel ICON has a lot going for it, from its beautiful facilities to its genuinely excellent staff. I would have loved to leave a glowing review without any reservations, but the deposit policy is something I think prospective guests absolutely deserve to know about before booking. And probably a big reason why I would book elsewhere when visiting Hong Kong again"

"The room is considered quite spacious for Hong Kong standards, and the view is great. Whampoa Garden Pier is right at the doorstep, where you can take a ferry to Central, and it's also very convenient to walk around Whampoa. When we first entered, the room had a somewhat stuffy smell; the staff came to check and found the AC was set too low. It got a bit better after turning on the air purifier. We travelled with a 9-year-old child and were given a complimentary extra bed. However, although we requested the extra bed right after checking in in the morning and spent the whole day out, when we returned to the hotel at 5 PM, the bed still hadn't been set up. We had to call again, and they explained that it was overlooked due to the busy weekend. The staff were generally quite polite. We stayed for two days and originally planned to sleep in on the final day, check out at noon, and then head to the airport. Unfortunately, starting a little after 6 AM that morning, groups of people were talking and laughing loudly in waves, followed by waves of collective cheering and applause starting around 7 AM. It was impossible to rest, so we had no choice but to check out and leave. Walking past a room upon checkout, I saw traditional double-happiness (Xi) stickers, so it must have been booked as a bridal room. Since the soundproofing wasn't great to begin with, and their door was left wide open, it was extremely noisy. I mentioned this to the front desk upon checkout, and they gave us two boxes of chocolates as a gesture."

"Getting a 4-person room at this price is an absolute bargain. The room is quite spacious by Hong Kong standards, around 30-plus square meters. It's a 20-minute bus ride to AXA Dreamland, and taking a taxi back at night is only about 10 kilometers—super close. It's really ideal for fast-paced, budget-conscious travelers."

"The location is easy to find, clean and hygienic with a private bathroom. My room even had a standard electrical outlet, so I didn't need to bring an adapter. The landlady was very friendly, and the location is very convenient. It's a 10-minute walk from the West Kowloon High-Speed ​​Rail Station, and Jordan MTR station is right downstairs. There are plenty of restaurants, convenience stores, and other amenities nearby."