New Hotels in Hong Kong

"Facilities: Very complete, with a self-service laundry room. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: Very comfortable. Service: There's a shuttle bus. Free hotel shuttle bus service (to and from Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Phase 3A and Mui On Street at Exit A of Kai Tak MTR Station). The manager and front desk staff all speak fluent Mandarin, making communication smooth and stress-free."

"New hotels are just the best! The design is great. Facilities: Convenient. Hygiene: Clean. Environment: I love it. The surroundings have a very old Hong Kong city vibe, full of Hong Kong style. The hotel is new, and the design is really good. I'd be happy to stay again. Service: Attentive and enthusiastic."

"Very cost-effective. I didn't expect it to be so close to Temple Street. It's a 15-minute walk from the High-Speed ​​Rail station and a 10-minute MTR ride to Mong Kok or Tsim Sha Tsui. Cleanliness: Very tidy, which is the most important thing. Environment: The six-person room had a bathroom, which was very convenient. Service: Communication was excellent, and the owner was nice."

"The room was nice and the location in the city center was very convenient. However, I wouldn't recommend eating in the room as crumbs might attract little ants 😁. If you don't eat in the room, you won't see any ants. Everything else was great; the sheets didn't make me itchy after sleeping, and my child slept very well too."

"Overall, my experience was pretty good. The location is very convenient, making it easy to get around. The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft and comfortable. The front desk staff were welcoming and professional, handling check-in efficiently with thoughtful and attentive service. The hygiene details were well-maintained, and it offers great value for money; finding a place this good for 200 HKD in Hong Kong is excellent. I would definitely stay here again!"

"Hong Kong 🇭🇰 | A Sea-View Hotel with Hong Kong Flair in Every Detail I've previously attended a wedding at the Kimpton Suzhou and visited the Kimpton in Shanghai's Qiantan district. I've always had a great impression of Kimpton, and when the Hong Kong branch opened last September, my favorite idol even did a live broadcast from there for their birthday. So, after a busy March, I decided to treat myself to a visit. 1️⃣ **Let's Talk Design** As a new hotel, the design was, predictably, impeccable. But their design truly resonated with me! It appears minimalist, yet the sophistication and depth are revealed in the details. From the ornaments in the lobby bar to the murals in the corridors, and even the throw pillows and light switches in the room, everything left me impressed. All rooms are sea-view, differing only in their orientation. Whether it's day or night, facing that expanse of sea is guaranteed to fill your heart with joy! 2️⃣ **Let's Talk Service** With new hotels, poor service is often a concern. We took our usual 8 AM C919 flight from Hongqiao to Hong Kong and arrived at the hotel just before noon. To our surprise, we were able to check in immediately. Rachel, the front desk attendant, was incredibly nice. She specially arranged a high-floor room for us and introduced us to the hotel's features. The welcome drink was lemon Tieguanyin, which was absolutely delicious and had a distinct Hong Kong flavor – one sip confirmed I was indeed in Hong Kong. When we entered our room, our luggage had already been placed inside. Talk about efficiency! 3️⃣ **Let's Talk About Other Amenities** 🤎 **Location & Rooms**: Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station is right downstairs, making it super convenient to get to K11, Avenue of Stars, and the Art and Cultural Museum. 🤎 **Restaurant**: We didn't get a chance to eat at the restaurant, so I can't comment on it. 🤎 **Open Bar**: The hotel has an open bar every afternoon. We enjoyed a small glass of baijiu, though I was secretly hoping for a special cocktail. 🤎 **Pool**: The pool is on the 50th floor and offers a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour. However, the entrance signage isn't very clear, and it's easy to bump into the glass. 🤎 Before we left, Rachel gave me a beautiful postcard. I immediately went to the post office downstairs to get a commemorative stamp and mail it back to Shanghai. Even the post office uncle praised how lovely and meaningful it was. 🥰 If friends are visiting Hong Kong again, I'll definitely recommend checking out this Kimpton, because it's truly beautiful, fun, and I loved it so much!"

"The location is incredibly convenient. You can easily get to and from the airport on the A21 bus. The MTR station is right by the road, and next to it is the free Kowloon Park. Directly across from where we stayed, there's a dessert shop, and a bit further in, a 7-Eleven and a local tea restaurant. There's even the very popular Hwa Sao Ice Room in a small alley next door, which people specifically queue up for. Since we stayed for three nights, we got to eat there every day! Right next to Hwa Sao is also a delicious pizza place. Most importantly, the hotel is really close to Victoria Harbour, the Space Museum, the Art Museum, K11, and also the Science Museum and the Museum of History, which my kids absolutely loved. The only downside is that we go to bed early, and there were always some guests coming back late and talking loudly. Well, you can't really avoid loud people wherever you go, who assume everyone else stays up as late as they do."

"From check-in to check-out, the service was super friendly. The cleanliness is consistently excellent – they never stop cleaning! The shower, finally, you can adjust the hot water perfectly with great pressure! ^-^ The Wi-Fi can be a bit spotty depending on the time of day, but you can switch to other networks. In terms of security, there's nothing to complain about; there's always someone on-site, which is reassuring. You enter with your pass and then use your room key. To get to the guesthouse: enter Chungking Mansions, and take elevator B to the 10th floor. I'm mentioning this detail because my GPS, no matter which one, sent me on a wild goose chase, and this place is huge with multiple blocks. Anyway, thank you very much for your help! ^-^"

"It is all about price performance. I have stayed here not 3 times for a few days in different rooms. For a very low price you get a relatively clean, quiet and spacious (16m2) room near the center of HK.  You cannot get cheaper than this with the same quality. The major tradeoffs: less connected to public transport than usual, no shops or eateries nearby, and wife can be spotty at the edge of the hotel. The special 1331 bus for this location stops running basically after 21:00. Other busses do stop in the surroundings (a few hundred meters away) but not in front of the door. The cruise terminal next door has busses stopping, but missess clear indications to find the Runway 1331 and is not well integrated into it, fences all around with only a few openings, some of which are closed late in the evening, necessitating a long walk around the large facility to the entry point at the beginning. A special mention for the shower that does not always get hot. It is the model with the heater unit in the shower, which is a very small space in the toilet. In the small space your body easily hits the shower water handle. There will be water on the toilet floor, particulalry is there is not shower curtain which can happen. Shampoo/shower gel and paper/cotton towels have to be bought at the reception. The receptionist told me that the lack of shampoo/shower gel was because Hong Kong legally forbids disposeable plastics. This is true but earlier they did have large reflillable shampoo/shower gel bottles. In other words, they want to save money. Sadly their shampoo/shower gel was sold out when I was there. Personnel is nice, but there is plenty room for management initiated improvement. See the photo’s: the schedule as of April 2026 for the bus from Kaitak (MTR) to Runway 1331, the reception at Runway 1331 as seen from the bus, and the price list for towels and so on in the reception of Runway 1331."

"We were extremely satisfied with the accommodation. This place is in a resort area with beautiful scenery. We came on a weekday, so it was off-peak and not crowded, perfect for a vacation! Our group was 6 adults and 2 children. Before coming, we were hesitant about booking a B&B, but after arriving, we were so glad we chose this one! Although it's far from the city, there are plenty of bus services and excellent transport links. We visited many places without taking a single taxi. Given Hong Kong's prices, staying in such a wonderful resort house was truly perfect! Everyone in my family was very happy. The facilities inside are new, clean, and tidy. There's a kitchen and a dining table. We bought ingredients in Tsing Yi, and the B&B provided cutlery, cups, and pots and pans. Although the room wasn't huge, there were plenty of cabinets, and it was spacious enough for us, which was acceptable. The owner even thoughtfully provided bottled water. We could easily prepare a simple meal, and it was truly wonderful to sit around the dining table and chat while traveling. What a fantastic accommodation experience, excellent value for money! The lady in the shop downstairs was also great; she even gave candy to the kids 🍬. The children had a lot of fun here too. We spent our days exploring the city and our evenings happily dining and looking after the kids at the resort house. The washing machine has a built-in dryer, which solved all our laundry problems during the trip. The air conditioning and refrigerator were also very powerful! A perfectly wonderful experience! We made sure to clean up before we left, a fitting end to this perfect trip ✈️"