Hong Kong Subway (MTR) Guide: Maps, Fares & Tips
As a Canadian traveller, Hong Kong’s MTR is my top choice for city exploration. It is clean, reliable, and fully English-accessible with no Cantonese required. Covering all major tourist districts, it runs far more efficiently than Canadian transit. This guide simplifies MTR travel for hassle-free sightseeing.
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Hong Kong Subway (MTR) Network Overview
Hong Kong’s MTR network includes 9 heavy rail core lines + dedicated Airport Express premium rail service (Light Rail is a separate suburban system, not included in main tourist heavy rail routes). The full network spans 271km with over 90 stations, covering Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, the New Territories and Lantau Island to connect downtown, suburban and resort areas for fast tourist travel.
The MTR map features a simple, fixed layout with unique line colours, English labels, bilingual station signage and clear interchange markers. Geographically intuitive for easy route checking, free physical maps are available at all stations, while the official MTR app offers digital route planning.
MTR Operating Hours: Is It 24-Hour?
The MTR is not 24-hour. Standard hours run approximately 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. daily, with minor line-specific variations. Major downtown last trains depart around 12:30 a.m.
After hours, travellers can take night buses, red taxis or green minibuses. Early first trains suit sunrise sightseeing and airport transfers.
Hong Kong Subway Lines at a Glance
Below is a concise reference of all core MTR lines with key tourist-focused details:
MTR Line | Colour | Terminals | Key Specs | Tourist Highlights & Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Kwun Tong Line | Green | Whampoa ↔ Tiu Keng Leng | 17 stations / 17.4km | Serves Mong Kok, Kowloon Bay and Kwun Tong; ideal for local street food and neighborhood exploration. |
Tsuen Wan Line | Red | Central ↔ Tsuen Wan | 16 stations | Top tourist line connecting core downtown hubs: Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei |
Island Line | Blue | Kennedy Town ↔ Chai Wan | Covers Hong Kong Island north shore | Serves major island hotspots including Central, Admiralty, Causeway Bay and North Point |
Tung Chung Line | Orange | Hong Kong ↔ Tung Chung | Major cross-territory line | Links downtown to Lantau Island; key stops: Kowloon, Olympic, Tung Chung (gateway to Big Buddha & Ngong Ping 360) |
Tseung Kwan O Line | Purple | North Point ↔ Po Lam / Lohas Park | Eastern new town line | Features Quarry Bay waterfront views and quiet suburban leisure spots |
East Rail Line | Light Blue | Admiralty ↔ Lo Wu / Lok Ma Chau | Hong Kong’s oldest rail line | Connects Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories, with cross-border access |
Tuen Ma Line | Gold | Tuen Mun ↔ Wu Kai Sha | 27 stations / 56km (longest MTR line) | Covers western and eastern New Territories and Kowloon for off-the-beaten-path local exploration |
South Island Line | Light Green | Admiralty ↔ South Horizons | Short scenic southside line | Direct access to key leisure spots: Ocean Park and Aberdeen Harbour |
Disneyland Resort Line | Pink | Sunny Bay ↔ Disneyland Resort | Dedicated resort shuttle | Exclusive rail access to Hong Kong Disneyland |
Airport Express | Grey | Hong Kong Station ↔ AsiaWorld–Expo | Premium airport rail service | Fastest downtown-airport commute, plus convenient in-town luggage check-in services |
Hong Kong MTR Fare Breakdown & Discounts
MTR fares follow strict distance-based pricing, with consistent gaps between Octopus and single-token rates:
- Short hops: HK$5–8 (Octopus) / HK$7–10 (token)
- Mid-range trips: HK$8–12 (Octopus) / HK$10–14 (token)
- Long cross-district trips: HK$12–20+ (Octopus) / HK$15–25+ (token)
Discounts: Kids 3–11 and seniors 65+ get 50% off with concessionary Octopus; children under 3 ride free. Octopus always offers cheaper fares plus weekday off-peak discounts.
Airport Express Fixed Fares:
- Hong Kong ↔ Airport (HK$120 / HK$130)
- Kowloon ↔ Airport (HK$105 / HK$115)
- Tsing Yi ↔ Airport (HK$73 / HK$80)
HK Subway Ticketing Options: Best Choices for Canadian Tourists
After testing all MTR ticket options, I’ve sorted the most cost-effective, tourist-friendly choices for Canadian visitors by convenience and use case:
1. Octopus Card (Top Pick for Most Stays)
The Octopus Card is Hong Kong’s universal transit and payment card, highly recommended for stays over 2 days. It supports contactless payments everywhere and offers discounted MTR fares vs single-journey tokens.
- Cost & Details: Standard adult Octopus: HK$200 total (HK$50 fully refundable deposit + HK$150 pre-loaded stored value). Tourist Octopus: HK$39 (no deposit, refundable balance). Available at MTR stations, the airport, 7-Eleven and ferry terminals. Top-ups are widely accessible, with a HK$3000 maximum stored value.
- Beyond MTR Usage: It works on all local transit and at convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants and vending machines.
- Key Benefit: Octopus saves HK$2–5 per trip, offering noticeable savings for frequent riders.
Hong Kong Octopus Card for Subway and Bus
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Pick Up at Hong Kong Airport
2. MTR Tourist Day Pass
Perfect for busy 1–3 day trips with frequent rides. Fixed long-term pricing: 1-Day Pass (HK$75, 24-hour unlimited regular MTR rides); 3-Day Pass (HK$250 single Airport Express trip / HK$350 double trips).
- Limitations: Excludes Airport Express, East Rail first-class cabins and cross-border trips. Disneyland Resort Line is limited to round-trip use only.
3. Single-Journey Tokens
Single-journey tokens are one-way tickets sold via station machines. Fares are distance-based (HK$5–8 short, HK$8–12 mid, HK$12+ long trips). Only suitable for travellers taking fewer than 4 total rides, as they are the most expensive and inflexible option.
Quick Decision Guide for Canadians
- 1–2 busy days: 1-Day Tourist Pass
- 3+ days: Standard Octopus Card (best value)
- Short 1-day minimal travel: Single tokens
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Step-by-Step HK MTR Guide for First-Time Foreign Riders
The MTR is extremely foreigner-friendly with full English support. Here is my simplified step-by-step riding routine:
- Entry: Follow English MTR entrance signs. Tap your Octopus or insert a token at fare gates for instant access.
- Waiting: Check overhead displays for train info. Queue behind the yellow line and let passengers exit before boarding.
- Riding: Peak-hour trains arrive every 2–4 minutes. Bilingual announcements and LED screens clearly display upcoming stops.
- Transfers: Follow clear English interchange signs for smooth line transfers at major hubs.
- Exit: Tap your card or insert your token to exit. Lettered station exits link directly to nearby attractions, check via the MTR app in advance.
Major Interchange Stations & Transfer Tips
Master these key interchange hubs to navigate major tourist routes effortlessly:
- Central/Admiralty: Busiest island interchange, serving five lines and offering the best transfer for Ocean Park and southside attractions.
- Kowloon Tong: Cross-platform transfer for East Rail and Kwun Tong Lines, linking Kowloon and the New Territories.
- Hung Hom: Major interchange for East Rail and Tuen Ma Lines for cross-district travel.
- Lai King: Fast cross-platform transfer for Tsuen Wan and Tung Chung Lines for Lantau trips.
Pro Tip: Follow coloured line signs in large stations to cut down transfer walking time significantly.
Top Hong Kong Subway-Accessible Tourist Attractions By Area
Hong Kong Island (Island Line + South Island Line)
- Central: Peak Tram, Victoria Harbour, mid-levels escalator, luxury malls.
- Causeway Bay: Times Square, fashion shopping and local desserts.
- Ocean Park: Hong Kong Ocean Park.
- Aberdeen: Harbour sampan rides and seafood dining. Wong Tai Sin Temple is also easily accessible via nearby MTR stops.
Kowloon (Tsuen Wan Line + East Rail Line)
- Tsim Sha Tsui: Avenue of Stars, harbour promenade, night light shows and luxury shopping.
- Jordan: Temple Street Night Market.
- Mong Kok: Ladies’ Market, local markets and Nathan Road street food.
- Sham Shui Po: Affordable electronics, fabric shopping and authentic street food.
Lantau Island (Tung Chung Line + Disneyland Resort Line + Airport Express)
- Disneyland Resort: Hong Kong Disneyland.
- Tung Chung: Ngong Ping 360 cable car, Big Buddha, Po Lin Monastery and Citygate Outlets.
- Airport Express: Hong Kong International Airport and AsiaWorld–Expo.
Hong Kong Disneyland
4.7/5
15469 Reviews
We had a great time. The park is super clean, well-organized, and the atmosphere is magical, just as you'd expect from Disney. The staff is attentive, and everything runs smoothly, without the endless lines you see at other, larger parks. The castle and themed areas are beautiful for photos, and the food, although pricey, is good.
The only downside was that several attractions were closed the day we went, without much prior notice. You plan your day around them, and then you find them out of service, which is a bit disappointing, especially if you're with children excited about something specific. It's worth checking the app or website before you go to avoid any surprises.
Even so, I recommend it. It's smaller and more manageable than other Disney parks, ideal if you're with family and don't want to be exhausted from walking. With what was open, we had more than enough to enjoy the whole day.€66
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MTR vs. Other Hong Kong Transport Options
As a Canadian traveller, I’ve compared Hong Kong’s main transport modes to help you choose wisely for each scenario:
- MTR: Fast, reliable, weather-proof and budget-friendly for most urban sightseeing.
- Taxis: Great for late nights, group travel and door-to-door trips but more costly and prone to minor delays.
- Buses/Minibuses: Low-cost for suburbs but route signage is unfriendly for first-time tourists.
- Double-Decker Trams: Iconic heritage transport on Hong Kong Island. Low flat fare via Octopus, perfect for scenic casual rides.
- Ferries: Offers stunning cross-harbour views, though route coverage is limited.
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Practical Tips for Riding the Hong Kong Subway (MTR)
These Canada-focused tips help you avoid common mistakes and enjoy smooth MTR rides:
- No language barrier: Full English support on all signs, announcements and machines.
- Etiquette: Queue orderly, let passengers exit first, keep noise low, and offer seats to vulnerable travellers.
- Accessibility: Major stations have free Wi-Fi, elevators, washrooms and tourist counters.
- Avoid crowds: Skip weekday rush hours (8–9 a.m., 6–7 p.m.) for more comfortable rides.
- Octopus refund: Deposit and balance are refundable; a small HK$9 fee applies for use under 90 days.
- Airport hack: Use Airport Express in-town check-in to drop luggage downtown before flying.
Final Thoughts
Hong Kong’s MTR is far more efficient, clean and traveller-friendly than most Canadian transit systems. This permanent reference guide delivers timeless, reliable transit advice for any visit. With these tips, you can navigate the city easily and focus on enjoying Hong Kong’s attractions, food and culture. The MTR remains your most convenient travel partner across Hong Kong.
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5 star
6441 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.67km from city centre
A returning guest here! I'm not sure if it's because of the summer holiday, but it seems like all departments are so busy that some of the hygiene details aren't as good as before. As soon as I entered the room, before I even touched the bed, I found a short hair on the bedsheet (I have long hair, so it couldn't have been mine). Also, later that night, I wanted a drink and ordered some glasses, but they were incredibly dirty, as if they hadn't been washed at all (luckily, I hadn't had a drink yet). I hope these details can be followed up and improved.From€111
Good4906 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.46km from city centre
The location is excellent, right outside the subway exit. It's just one stop from West Kowloon, and you can walk to Tsim Sha Tsui. Although it's an older hotel, the room facilities are a bit dated, but it's clean and hygienic with an 'old money' vibe. The front desk lady, Polly, upgraded our room for free, which made our stay very comfortable. Later, another front desk staff member in the evening helped us get a late check-out, which was incredibly thoughtful! Plus, I discovered that the nearby parking lot offers overnight parking for only 98! For drivers coming from Guangdong, this hotel is a great option. I'm already planning to drive here next time.From€84
Very Good5627 Reviews
Mong Kok Hong Kong|0.18km from city centre
A few years ago, I visited Hong Kong and stayed at Cordis for the first time, absolutely loving it. This time around, there was no question, I chose Cordis again. It's in a prime Mong Kok location, super convenient for transportation and shopping. The hotel lobby connects directly to Langham Place, and just outside, you'll find SaSa, Mannings, DONKI, and Matsukiyo. Famous local eateries like Fei Jie and 18 Seats Doggy Noodles are also within a 10-minute walk. Langham Place's basement connects to the MTR Tsuen Wan Line, offering direct access to Yau Ma Tei, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Central without any transfers.
The hotel has been open for about ten years or so, and it's generally well-maintained, though of course, it can't compare to a brand new hotel – that's a matter of personal preference. A pleasant surprise this time was finding ice machines in the hallway on our floor. The room facilities are quite comprehensive, though having to stand in the bathtub for a shower is a minor drawback. The bedding is very comfortable, especially the pillows; I slept incredibly well. The front desk staff are all very nice, communicating in Mandarin, offering cold towels, and proactively greeting guests. However, the ground floor staff didn't offer to help with luggage proactively, which was a slight oversight. All in all, if you're looking for ultimate convenience, choosing Cordis is definitely the right decision.From€118
Very Good8666 Reviews
Mong Kok Hong Kong|0.73km from city centre
We stayed at Royal Plaza Hotel for 4 days and 3 nights with a group of 4. The location was excellent, with convenient access to public transport, attractions, and plenty of great food within walking distance.
The room was spacious, clean, and well-maintained, which made our stay very comfortable. We also appreciated having a bathtub to relax after a long day of exploring.
Overall, we had a wonderful experience and would definitely consider staying at Royal Plaza Hotel again on our next trip to Hong Kong.From€91
5362 Reviews
Wan Chai and Causeway Bay Hong Kong|4.81km from city centre
The front desk lady was very professional and communicated perfectly. We booked two rooms and she even upgraded one of them to the same floor for free, which was very thoughtful. The location is super convenient for transportation, shopping, and dining. The kids also enjoyed swimming on the rooftop. It can get a bit sunny when the weather is good 😆, but the distant sea view is quite pleasant.From€95
Good8807 Reviews
Sha Tin Hong Kong|8.21km from city centre
This is my second stay here this year, and it's still great. The hotel's shuttle bus goes to the subway station and nearby malls, which is super convenient. There's a phone, notepad, and a ready-to-watch TV by the bed – I love that traditional hotel feel. Most importantly, no one asked me for a good review! I gave it a good review because I genuinely liked it.From€71
Business travel
3635 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|1.89km from city centre
Location & Transportation: Very close to Victoria Harbour and the MTR station, making travel convenient.
Hygiene & Environment: The room was clean and tidy, the bedding soft and comfortable, and soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a restful sleep.
Service Attitude: The front desk staff were warm and attentive. Check-in/check-out was efficient, and requests were handled promptly.
Facilities & Details: The bathroom had a wet and dry separation, and water pressure was stable. There were bedside night lights and charging cables, which was a very thoughtful touch.
Overall Review: Excellent value for money, exceeding expectations. I would choose this place again next time I visit, highly recommended!From€40
3605 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.23km from city centre
The hotel's location is excellent; the subway station is just a short walk away, and there are plenty of shopping areas and convenience stores nearby, so you don't have to worry about transportation or finding food. Check-in at the front desk was very quick, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was just right in terms of firmness, and it was very quiet at night, ensuring a good rest. I'll definitely prioritize staying here on my next trip.From€45
5522 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.14km from city centre
The location is fantastic, with plenty of dining options nearby and convenient shopping. We could easily drop off our purchases at the hotel before heading out to eat or continue exploring. The hotel is also very close to the subway, making it easy to get anywhere. The newly renovated room was spacious enough. All in all, we were quite satisfied.From€53
Good16736 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.11km from city centre
Amenities: They provide complimentary bottled water, tea bags, and even a universal adapter, which was very convenient.
Cleanliness: The room was clean and hygienic, very satisfying.
Environment: Clean and comfortable.
Service: A big shout-out to the front desk lady! She was so nice and upgraded our room when she saw I was with two small children. Other staff members also greeted us whenever they saw us.From€55
6848 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan Hong Kong|4.47km from city centre
The location is excellent, right next to the metro, with all the shops nearby. Across the street and to the right, there's a fantastic dried fish shop. The room has everything you need, and the cleaning in the morning is thorough. The room is small, but we managed to fit comfortably.From€36
6826 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.53km from city centre
The breakfast was plentiful and catered well to the tastes of travelers from various regions.
The staff members were all very friendly, and the hotel's location is excellent, being a mere ten-minute walk to Victoria Harbour and situated in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui.
The bathtub is relatively low, making it easy for seniors to enter, and it's equipped with a non-slip mat and a grab bar on the wall to assist with standing up.
The deposit is one thousand Hong Kong dollars, payable by cash or credit card. If paid in cash, you receive the refund upon check-out; I paid by credit card, and the front desk said it would take 2-4 weeks to process. Nowadays, travelers rarely carry so much cash, and waiting almost a month for a deposit refund is truly inconvenient. I hope this can be improved.
Also, I've seen many reviews stating that no deposit was charged, so I'm unsure what the standard policy is regarding deposit collection.From€82
Family friendly
Good11332 Reviews
Wan Chai and Causeway Bay Hong Kong|4.45km from city centre
The location is fantastic, right next to Tin Hau, in a very local neighborhood. It's quiet but not isolated, and if my booking hadn't been non-refundable, I would have definitely extended my stay.
There are great food options nearby, like Wah So's Clear Broth Beef Brisket and the Black Sesame Ice Cream from Warm Heart Cheese.
The service attitude, from the lobby to the doorman, was very kind and friendly.
The room was small but had everything you needed. The bed was a bit short though, my 170cm kid's feet were hanging off the end! But overall, it was a good stay.From€49
Very Good5077 Reviews
North Point and Quarry Bay Hong Kong|4.24km from city centre
Overall, the hotel left a good impression. Everything was very clean, the hotel is modern, and the service was good. During our trip, we stayed at about five non-international chain hotels, and almost everywhere, upon our request and if rooms were available, we were given an upgrade.
Unfortunately, at this particular Hyatt, we encountered difficulties with this. We requested a higher floor room as we were very tired from our journey and wanted a quieter room due to street noise. We were denied and only offered a paid upgrade, even though rooms in other categories were available. This was a bit disappointing, especially considering our previous experiences at other Hyatt hotels.
I'd like to specifically mention the pool. We chose this hotel partly because of it, but when we arrived around 9 PM, there were many small children jumping from the sides and splashing vigorously. As a result, instead of a relaxing time after a long day, we felt uncomfortable. In my opinion, the hotel should consider implementing specific hours for families with small children, for example, until 6-8 PM, and make the pool an adult-only zone or for older children (e.g., 14-16 years and up) during later hours.
Also, at the front desk, we wanted to exchange dollars. We were told we could only exchange $50, but the bill was ultimately not accepted, and they also refused to give change from a $100 bill. Perhaps a more convenient currency exchange system for guests should be considered.
Overall, the hotel is good: modern, clean, and comfortable. However, some aspects of the service and pool organization, in my opinion, do not meet the standards one expects from a Hyatt.From€109
Good3531 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.13km from city centre
This is the most convenient hotel I've ever stayed at! Right downstairs from The Mira Hong Kong is a 24-hour Don Quijote, which is super convenient for grabbing snacks and drinks. There are also various supermarkets and pharmacies nearby, and the MTR station is right outside. It's close to Mong Kok and Disneyland, making it the top choice for families with kids or serious shoppers!From€97
6268 Reviews
Tsuen Wan Hong Kong|10.89km from city centre
This has to be the best value-for-money hotel I've stayed at in Hong Kong so far. I especially loved the beach downstairs, just sitting there quietly watching the young guys playing beach volleyball so seriously. It felt like that's exactly how young people should spend their summer holidays! The hotel room had a sea view, which was fantastic and very quiet. While the room facilities aren't the most modern, they met all our needs. The shuttle bus was also very convenient; you just go down the stairs from MTR Exit C, and that's where the shuttle bus waits. I chose to stay in Tsuen Wan this time because it's close to Disneyland, and I found it to be very lively and great for exploring. All in all, I'll definitely come back and stay again, and next time I'll bring my swimsuit!From€37
Very Good2269 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.78km from city centre
I saw the Black Diamond Wow Privilege and it was my child's birthday, so I thought I'd try the Rosewood Hong Kong, which I've long heard is the best. We stayed for two nights. First, I'd say the check-in experience was quite good. I booked two rooms, one with a Kowloon view and one with a sea view, and requested they be on the same floor in advance. Trip.com customer service followed up, and indeed, we got rooms on the same floor. However, we didn't receive the room upgrade mentioned in the Wow Privilege. We checked in at 4 PM, and the rooms were ready with a handwritten welcome letter and a fruit platter (three oranges) in each. I didn't mention my child's birthday during check-in, so we didn't get a birthday cake on their actual birthday. I feel the attention to detail in service was a bit lacking – a deduction for attentiveness. The hotel front desk also didn't mention the Wow Privilege or the option for a 2-hour late check-out. The staff's service attitude was excellent; they switched seamlessly between English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. Breakfast was semi-buffet style, with some items for self-service and others to order from a menu. Although the variety wasn't extensive, the food was well-prepared and delicious. My only slight disappointment was that the wonton noodles on the first day were amazing, but when I ordered them again on the second day, they were significantly less impressive, with a bland and tasteless broth. The hot waffles were delicious both days 😋. The turndown service every night was excellent, and the room cleaning was very thorough. During our stay, we also tried the spa, pool, and gym, all of which I highly recommend.From€653
4712 Reviews
Tsuen Wan Hong Kong|7.01km from city centre
The transportation is inconvenient. The hotel's earliest shuttle bus is at 7:30 AM, which isn't that early. It leaves promptly, and for mainland tourists who don't understand Cantonese, the service in Hong Kong can be impatient. They just blurt everything out in Cantonese, and you can't understand or react in time. Later, I learned my lesson. Without them even prompting me, I'd just stand by the door and hop on any bus I saw. The first time, the bus left right in front of me, and I had to take a taxi, which made me very angry. Getting an invoice at the end was also a hassle. Initially, they told me I could get one, but when I was leaving, they refused. They told me to contact the Ctrip platform, but I had already paid the full amount in cash upon check-in, so the platform definitely wouldn't issue it. We argued for quite a while before they finally gave it to me, wasting my morning. This hotel's transportation is extremely inconvenient. I wouldn't recommend it for individual travelers unless you're driving yourself or part of a tour group.From€41
Breakfast
3886 Reviews
Prince Edward and Tai Kok Tsui Hong Kong|0.78km from city centre
The room was as advertised, and the cleaning staff and day staff are very friendly and able to help with any needs. The breakfast was fresh and filling with a good mix of both Chinese and Western foods. The lounge and laundry on the 2nd floor was also pleasant to sit in while waiting for laundry to finish but the dryer is set to very small loads and therefore our clothes did not dry. The only solution is to pay for another round if you have time to spare. There is no clothes line in the room.
The shuttle bus was excellent! The Olympic metro station is about 15 minutes walk away. Stay green and receive a coupon for the vending machine! It was nice to receive something for doing what we would normally do!From€59
7615 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.64km from city centre
For Tsim Sha Tsui, this place is quite affordable, around 800 a night. The room is very small, and the ventilation system is almost non-existent; they provide an air purifier. The bedding is generally damp. It's best to leave one of the two key cards in the room to keep the air conditioning on all day. There are slippers but no dental kit, and all the facilities are quite compact. There's a bathtub, but it's combined with the showerhead. Anyway, that's how accommodation is in Hong Kong: if you want it cheap, the environment won't be great, and if you want spaciousness and a good environment, it will definitely be expensive. The hotel's location is excellent, with direct access to Tsim Sha Tsui East Station and Tsim Sha Tsui Station. You can walk underground to K11 and Harbour City, and Nathan Road is right outside. It's about a 15-minute walk straight to Victoria Harbour.From€70
8010 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|1.85km from city centre
Clean and tidy, very close to the high-speed train station. It's just about 150 meters away, across the road after going through the underpass. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, and even though there were many guests, everything was well-ordered and the service was attentive. The bathroom exhaust fan was a bit loud, but easily fixed by turning it off when sleeping. Also, remember to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste. Overall, after a long journey, stepping into the room felt just like home.From€49
14858 Reviews
Tsuen Wan Hong Kong|7.97km from city centre
The L'hotel Nina et Convention Centre in Tsuen Wan West is a landmark five-star hotel in Hong Kong's New Territories. It's just a few minutes' walk from Tsuen Wan West MTR station and directly connected to major shopping malls via a footbridge, making travel and shopping incredibly convenient. The guest rooms are exceptionally spacious for a Hong Kong hotel, and the high-floor rooms boast expansive sea views or cityscapes with open, unobstructed vistas. The hotel is well-equipped with an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness center, and several specialty restaurants. Rooms are clean and comfortable, and the twin beds are generously sized, making it ideal for families. Compared to hotels in Hong Kong's city center, it offers outstanding value for money, making it a very practical choice for both leisure travelers and short transit stays.From€69
5580 Reviews
Mong Kok Hong Kong|0.49km from city centre
This hotel is absolutely fantastic! I spent a lot of time choosing among many hotels before my trip, needing something with convenient transportation, twin beds, and a slightly larger room. After careful selection, I landed on Metropark Hotel Mongkok.
The service here is the best I've experienced out of dozens of hotels I've stayed at in Hong Kong. From the front desk during check-in and check-out to the housekeeping staff, everyone made guests feel incredibly welcome and at home. The transportation is also super convenient, with two MTR lines just a few dozen meters' walk away. Nearby, you'll find everything you need: tea restaurants, BBQ places, McDonald's, Sasa, Wellcome, and ParknShop. A few hundred meters further down is the bustling Nathan Road.
The room itself was also spacious enough for three suitcases without a problem. They even provided a universal adapter, a weight scale, and earplugs, which was a great touch.
I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time!From€55
11645 Reviews
HongKong International Airport Hong Kong|24.16km from city centre
The room's decor and facilities are basically from the 1990s. There's no drinking water provided in the room; you have to get it yourself from a dispenser in the hallway.
On the day I stayed, there was also a pipe repair at the airport. When I checked in, I was told the toilet in my room couldn't flush and would be fixed by 6 PM. However, from the time I got back to my room that evening until I checked out the next morning, the toilet was only flushing with sewage. I was truly disgusted!
I didn't get much sleep that night either. The bed was too soft, and I was itching, I'm not sure if it was from dust mites or bed bugs.
The biggest and only advantage is its location, making it suitable for layovers, early morning flights, or aviation enthusiasts.From€89
Gym
3779 Reviews
North Point and Quarry Bay Hong Kong|4.26km from city centre
We were a group of four and booked two rooms for three nights. The hotel assigned us rooms 2409 and 2413. Honestly, the hotel's location is great, very close to the subway station, which makes getting around super convenient. However, room 2413 was never cleaned and was incredibly noisy. We could hear singing, conversations, and even doors opening and closing next door. It was a really poor experience. Picture three shows room 2409, which was fine and cleaned daily. Picture four is the view from room 2409.From€36
10678 Reviews
Hong Kong|23.05km from city centre
Whenever I visit Hong Kong, I always stay at the same place – this one! It's super convenient for transport; I can just hop off the MTR with my luggage and it's a short walk, no need to figure out new routes. Downstairs, there are all sorts of delicious eats, from dim sum for breakfast to late-night snacks, so after a long day of exploring, I can just pop down for a bite. The supermarket next door is handy for grabbing water and fruit, and I can even catch a movie at the cinema in the evenings to relax. My multiple stays here have always been consistently great, it feels as comfortable as coming back to a familiar old haunt. 🏙️From€46
2830 Reviews
Wan Chai and Causeway Bay Hong Kong|4.35km from city centre
Right next to the International Convention and Exhibition Center. We got a free upgrade from a king-sized room to an executive room, which was great. The location is excellent. One of the rooms had a bit of a smell, and they arranged a room change for us even at midnight, so the service was truly fantastic. However, most rooms don't have a hairdryer, and there are no toothbrushes or toothpaste, but I assume you can ask the front desk if needed. Overall, it was a great stay!From€41
6791 Reviews
North Point and Quarry Bay Hong Kong|4.26km from city centre
Location is superb. Close by to mtr, tram, and bus. Free water refill and also free coffee for guest whole day. Room is spacious compared to other hotel there and the shower was really nice. Room cleaned every day, but if you are a light sleeper, you might think twice to stay here. Love the giant window by the bed..From€49
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Tsuen Wan Hong Kong|7.43km from city centre
First off, the air conditioning in the room wasn't working, which was unbearable given the hot weather. They did help us switch rooms later. The only downside was that the front desk phone was practically impossible to reach; you had to go downstairs yourself to ask anything. Second, the bathroom facilities were a bit old-fashioned, and the bathtub was quite low. Third, regarding transportation, there's an airport shuttle right on the G floor, and downstairs there's a supermarket and restaurants, all very convenient. Getting to the MTR station is easy; you just tap your Octopus card downstairs, and you get a HK$2 discount daily when going to Tai Wo Hau by MTR. The hotel's shuttle service to Tsim Sha Tsui has also been adjusted. Overall, it's still a good value-for-money hotel. I hope the hotel staff's service attitude can improve; that would make it even better.From€51
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Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong|2.55km from city centre
My stay exceeded expectations! 👍 The location is superb, making it incredibly convenient for shopping and getting around Tsim Sha Tsui. I could easily walk to the Star Ferry and Harbour City. The room was clean, comfortable, and elegantly decorated with a touch of quality. The staff were all very gentle and polite. The concierge's luggage storage service was incredibly helpful and very tourist-friendly. It's a quiet oasis amidst the bustling city, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. Whether for shopping or sightseeing, this place is ideal. Overall, a fantastic experience.From€165
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