Hotels With Wifi in Hong Kong, China

I booked this hotel primarily for its proximity to the HK Internationalal airport and the rate. As I was traveling back from Shanghai on an evening flight and was flying out of HK the next morning and just needed a place to sleep for the night. I booked 2 rooms one for my wife and the other for my mother. The hotel has a shuttle service and stated the schedule was posted at the hotel. This didn’t help at all since I was at the airport so we took a taxi from the airport to the hotel. It was about a 7 minutes ride and cost me 30HKD (about $4 USD) plus 20HKD tips (not optional and tipping not required). When I checked in I was delighted to hear they upgraded our rooms to suites and both rooms were next to each other. They showed me on the floor plan where the room would be. This hotel is huge no kidding I walked about 5 minutes from the elevator to our rooms. The room was basically 2 adjoining rooms. One with a king sized bed joined by a studio room with a sofa bed. Basically my 2 booked rooms was 4 rooms. Each had a set of bathrooms. Since we checked in at 8pm there was not much to do nor things to see as it was dark outside. The pool was outdoors and was closed for the winter season. There was a gym but we were too exhausted after a day of travel to check it out. The lobby had a grab and go cafe where you can dine in or take food to your room. After we checked out we used the hotel shuttle service to the airport using the posted schedule at the front desk and posted on the right side of the hotel where you board the bus. The shuttle leaves hotel every 15 mins and is large enough to accommodate 30+ passengers. The shuttle also goes to the MTR where you can take the subway into HK. I only gave 3 stars for cleanliness and amenities as I found some hair on the sofa and some dirt on the floor and the pool was closed. Overall for the proximity to the airport and HK Exhibition Center and value I would not have stayed here. Disclaimer: This was my personal view based on accommodations and what needed during our 3 week trip to HK/China.

This hotel is in a great location, midway between Admiralty and Wan Chai stations, making it super convenient to get anywhere. You can even walk to Causeway Bay, passing countless restaurants and convenience stores along the way. My room booking included afternoon tea and breakfast. The afternoon tea was quite extensive, though they only had black tea and coffee, no milk tea. Breakfast was also decent, especially a crystal bun that was absolutely delicious. Considering the cost of food in Hong Kong, having breakfast and afternoon tea included at the hotel was definitely worth it. However, the facilities are seriously outdated. Specifically, I couldn't find my room's Wi-Fi signal, and eventually, even the staff couldn't fix it. They just gave me the Wi-Fi passwords for several nearby rooms and told me to use whichever one had the strongest signal. Also, remember to bring your own universal adapter! The hotel reception doesn't lend them out; you can only rent one. The room doors are not soundproofed at all; you can hear conversations in the hallway very clearly. I went during New Year's Day, and the room rate was over two thousand a night. For the facilities and room size, it's incredibly poor value for money!

The hotel is directly connected to Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) via a covered, air-conditioned walkway (just a few minutes’ walk from the terminal). That makes it ideal for late arrivals, early departures, or long layovers. I attempted to contact the hotel front desk on New Year’s Eve, but no one answered the phone. The check-in and check-out process was fast and efficient, which I appreciated.

I stayed here on New Year's Eve. I originally booked a triple room and was worried it would be very small, but then I was upgraded to a large room with a sea view upon check-in, which was a wonderful surprise! Hygiene: It was very clean and tidy. Service: We had to wait a bit because it was peak season, but it was quick, and a server even brought us milk tea. Facilities: Most basic amenities were provided, but disposable toiletries and bottled water needed to be brought by ourselves. Luckily, I had done my research and brought them along. Environment: The surrounding area is very lively! I went there for Zhou Shen's New Year's Eve concert at Kai Tak, and even at 1 or 2 AM, there were still many restaurants open, as well as 7-Eleven. I wasn't worried about walking at night, and transportation is very convenient. Tsim Sha Tsui East Station goes directly to Kai Tak, and you can even watch the sunrise from your room. I tried both breakfast and afternoon tea, which were decent. If I have the chance, I would choose The Emperor Hotel again. Not bad, not bad at all.

This stay deserves a perfect score. In terms of ”hardware,” the design, cleanliness, and facilities were impeccable. As for ”software,” the staff's warmth and professionalism made everything smooth and comfortable. The breakfast offered a rich variety, with both local specialties and Western pastries being top-notch. I've already highly recommended it to friends, and it will be my go-to choice whenever I return to this city.

The front desk service at the hotel was excellent! The room was quite comfortable for a Hong Kong hotel, featuring a bedside table, a mini office desk, and a fridge. It was also equipped with suitable power sockets, which was very convenient. Dining and shopping options are easily accessible nearby, and it's close to Victoria Park. There's also a historic Tin Hau Temple not too far away.

I arrived at the hotel around 9:00 pm and travelled there by subway. The hotel is quite far from the subway station and there are many staircases along the way, which makes it inconvenient when travelling with large luggage. The hotel is located near an industrial area, with only a few eateries nearby. There is another shopping mall scheduled to open soon behind the hotel. On a positive note, there are direct airport buses (A22 and A29) available near the McDonald’s. The hotel room is clean, and housekeeping does a good job of maintaining the room daily. The room itself is spacious enough to open two large suitcases comfortably. However, the bed was a major downside. It was not comfortable at all, and the mattress quality was extremely poor—I could clearly feel the bed springs. I strongly suggest the hotel consider replacing the mattresses. The pillow was also very flat, although they did provide extra pillows upon request, which was appreciated.

The hotel boasts a convenient location with excellent public transport links. It's only a few hundred meters from the MTR Fortress Hill Station, about a 5-minute walk. There's also a 'ding ding' tram route nearby; make sure to take a ride on this century-old tram! The rooms are well-equipped with amenities like air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a refrigerator. It's worth noting that the hotel embraces an eco-friendly philosophy, so disposable toiletries (like toothbrushes and combs) and complimentary bottled water are not proactively provided. Guests should bring their own or purchase them at the hotel. The Deluxe Seaview Rooms offer views of Victoria Harbour. There are also some great local snacks around the hotel. For those with a sweet tooth, I recommend 'Fook Yuen Tang Yuan'.

Let's start with the positives: The hotel is incredibly close to the concert venue, making it super convenient for shows. They even have a dedicated entrance for quick security checks. It's only a 30-minute taxi ride from the airport to the hotel. Nearby, there's the Kai Tak Retail Hub with plenty of great food and drink options. You can easily snag a table at Chicha San Chen and Sushiro during non-peak hours when there aren't any performances. Now for the negatives: It's not particularly close to Sung Wong Toi or Kai Tak MTR stations. Since it's an eco-friendly hotel, the facilities are a bit basic. However, considering the usual room rates in Hong Kong are quite reasonable, it balances out. That said, during performance events, the room prices skyrocket.

I brought my mom and grandma to Hong Kong and booked the Regal Hotel. They upgraded us from a triple room to a deluxe suite with a harbor view. Although the hotel is a bit old, you can tell the facilities were very thoughtfully designed when it was built, and it's also very well-maintained! It was a very pleasant stay.