5-Star Hotels in Hong Kong, China

The transportation here is incredibly convenient. With Mong Kok East MTR station and a bus terminal nearby, getting around is a breeze. Don't hesitate when you see the stairs next to Mido Cafe – that's the hotel entrance. Besides the abundance of dining options in the moko mall downstairs, there are also plenty of eateries and dessert shops on Argyle Street. The first 500 meters of the walk there are covered by an indoor walkway, so you're protected from sun and rain. The room size is generous; we could easily open two suitcases. Our room even had a separate shower with excellent water pressure. The pool is right downstairs and looks very inviting and chill. We stayed for 6 nights and were very satisfied overall, but on the last night, I'm not sure if it was the towel or the sheets, but I ended up with 5 or 6 incredibly itchy red bumps on my feet (I was the only one of the three of us who got bitten, so I suspect it was the towel). This put a bit of a damper on what would have otherwise been a perfect stay.

Had a weekend staycation here. The room was beautiful, the view was great, and the service was excellent. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of food, and there was a free pool and gym. The spa was also very relaxing. One thing that could be improved is the electric kettle in the room. There was a lot of limescale at the bottom, and the opening was very small. I have small hands, so I was barely able to clean it with a toothbrush, but it came clean immediately, proving that it wasn't a stubborn stain that was difficult to deal with. It would be great if the cleaning could be better. Another issue was the elevator and room key card sensor. It's a good idea to use key cards for the elevator to improve security, but I, and many other people I saw, had a lot of trouble getting it to work. It often took many attempts. Also, the green light indicating a successful scan was very dim and hard to see.

A perfect experience! We originally booked a Deluxe Seaview King Room, but the hotel upgraded us to an Executive Seaview Suite and, as per our request, provided a twin-bedded suite. The lady who checked us in was very gentle, and the check-in process was incredibly smooth. I can't sleep on soft pillows, and the Four Seasons has always remembered this, providing me with a firm pillow and proactively asking if I wanted to switch to a harder mattress – very thoughtful. The welcome amenities from the hotel were also very generous, including pineapple cake, pineapple buns, and milk tea cookies. My friend and I both agreed they were delicious. The welcome fruit was incredibly fresh, and the grapes had just the right amount of sweetness; even as someone who doesn't like sweets, I ate a lot. The mini-bar in the suite was also complimentary, and my favorites were the chips and coconut juice. We also visited the Argo bar. Even on a Saturday night, it wasn't overly crowded, and the Hong Kong Punch was impressive. Our booking included breakfast, and we chose the à la carte restaurant. I loved the waffles and bircher muesli, and my friend highly praised the Japanese set meal she ordered. All in all, a perfect hotel and a perfect experience.

We stayed in a suite on the 45th floor, which is an exclusive family-friendly floor, and it was an absolutely fantastic experience! The entire floor is dedicated to family-oriented rooms. Our room had its own little play area for kids, decorated in a fun and thoughtful way, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offered a spectacular panoramic view of Victoria Harbour. My child was so excited they didn't want to leave the room! The hotel also thoughtfully provided children's toiletries and a small toy, which were such warm touches. You absolutely must try the buffet breakfast at Café TOO on the 7th floor – the variety of food is dazzling! They have authentic Hong Kong-style撈麵 (lo mein), dim sum like siu mai, Western pastries, fresh-cut fruit, and even a special cartoon-themed dining area for kids. It caters to both adult tastes and children's preferences. Waking up early and enjoying a leisurely meal here is incredibly therapeutic, and with so many choices, you'll never get bored. The biggest highlight was the outdoor swimming pool on the 8th floor. It's a huge space, with separate lanes for adults and a splash park for kids. The water features are perfect for little ones to play in. Surrounded by lush greenery, you can swim while looking down at the city's high-rise buildings – the view is absolutely stunning. The water temperature was comfortable, and on a sunny day, the photo opportunities are incredible. It's perfect for both swimming and keeping the kids entertained. Overall, the facilities are excellent. The room, dining, and pool – the three core experiences – all exceeded expectations. It made our family trip so easy and comfortable. I highly recommend staying here for a family vacation in Hong Kong!

The Gloucester Luk Kwok Hotel has a great location, right near Wan Chai MTR station, and it even has its own shopping mall. The front desk staff are incredibly welcoming with perfect Mandarin, and the service staff are very helpful and proactive in showing you the way. A five-star hotel experience!

An incredibly satisfying stay! The staff were exceptionally polite and professional. They accommodated my request for a quiet, high-floor room with a sea view, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean and skyscrapers. The room was also very clean, which is impressive for a building constructed so many years ago. I'll definitely be returning here on my next visit; my satisfaction is 100%. My child especially loved being able to swim on the top floor and enjoy the sea view from our room. A huge thumbs up! Special mention to Wendy, our attendant, whose service was incredibly patient. She turned down our beds, delivered chocolates and water diligently and patiently – truly attentive and thoughtful service. I'd give her a perfect score! Downstairs, there are plenty of dining options, and the Japanese food is cheaper than on the mainland. A set meal is very generous and uses quality ingredients. Plus, there's a mall and a subway station conveniently located downstairs.

Whenever I'm in Sha Tin, I stay at ALVA HOTEL BY AKOYA. This time, I had a long-term stay, about a month. **Facilities:** Relatively new, not as old as other hotels in the same price range. **Environment:** For Hong Kong, the room is quite spacious, and the layout is comfortable. **Hygiene:** Daily cleaning is prompt and thorough, and amenities are replaced frequently. **Service:** The hotel management is strict, and overall it's pretty good. The female staff at the front desk are gentle and friendly, but some male staff can be arrogant and overbearing, speaking unpleasantly and giving off an 'if you don't like it, don't stay' vibe, which is off-putting.

To us it was so convenient being able to easily walk to the hotel from the airport. The hotel was clean and the breakfast buffet was quite good. However the room was definitely showing the ages with the furniture fabrics almost giving some smell. What really disappointed us was the fact that the swimming pool closed too early at 8pm - we really wanted to use some pool time to relax. It is a transit hotel being so close to the airport so you thought the pool should be opening 22 hours a day.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, making it easy to get around by taxi or public transport. The lobby is clean and grand, and the front desk staff are patient and friendly; check-in and check-out were quick. The room was meticulously cleaned with no unpleasant odors, and the mattress was just right – not too soft, not too firm – ensuring a great night's sleep. The bathroom had consistent water pressure and plenty of hot water. The facilities are well-maintained, and overall, it offers better value than expected. It's my top choice for accommodation when traveling.

The room was very comfortable and spacious, exactly like the pictures online. A special shout-out to the bathroom and shower – the water pressure was amazing, perfect for washing away a day's fatigue! And for just a few hundred bucks, the price was really fair! Getting to Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon by MTR takes a bit longer, but a taxi is quick and convenient, about twenty minutes. Tseung Kwan O station is also close to North Point and the Hong Kong Island direction. The hotel is right above Tseung Kwan O MTR Exit C, on top of a shopping mall, which is super convenient. The 7-Eleven downstairs is open until midnight. The hotel service was good too, although the late-night supper options were just okay. If you're really hungry and order once, there's not much to choose from, and ordering delivery in HK isn't as easy as in mainland China, haha. Also, there's a free hotel shuttle bus back to the Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station. The driver uncle was incredibly patient answering all my questions about the journey. I mentioned I wanted to go shopping at Elements, and he patiently explained where to get off and how to get back to the high-speed rail station. He was very nice, even helped me with my luggage so I didn't have to lift a finger. The service was excellent, thank you, driver uncle! Thumbs up to him! I'll definitely come back next time.