Hotels With Pools in Hong Kong, China

Service: I saw some reviews saying that they ignored mainland tourists, but that wasn't the case here at all. They just might not be used to smiling. All aspects of the service were perfectly fine; they answered every question and helped with every request. Environment: The second night, I moved to a different room, which was even nicer. The decor was very new, and even though it was next to the elevator, there was no noise – it was very quiet. My experience after three stays tells me I should book a family room in the future; everything about it is top-notch. Compared to other hotels, I feel this place offers better value for money and more attentive service than some places domestically. The two-bed rooms are slightly less impressive; they can be a bit noisy and have poorer soundproofing, probably because more people stay in them. Cleanliness: No doubts here, it's impeccable. Facilities: The facilities during this stay were new, probably recently renovated.

A pleasant and convenient hotel located very close to Hong Kong International Airport. The hotel offers a shuttle service to and from the airport, which makes it a good option for early flights or events nearby. I stayed here while attending an event at AsiaWorld-Expo. It was very convenient, as the venue is close and reachable on foot, partly via covered walkways. There are a few basic options inside AsiaWorld-Expo, including a 7-Eleven and Starbucks, but it takes about 10 minutes to walk there. The room itself is small but functional. The bathroom and shower are separate. There are two large towels and two small towels. The sink is located in the room, not inside the bathroom. Toiletries are provided, including toothbrushes, cotton pads, and cotton swabs. Everything was clean and well maintained. To avoid waiting until the standard 3:00 PM check-in time, I was offered an early check-in with a twin room, which I accepted. The room felt quite compact, and the second bed takes up a lot of space, so it can easily become a luggage area if you are staying alone. In the room, there is a kettle, tea, a couple of tea bags, coffee, a safe, and bottled water. A carafe is provided, and you can refill clean drinking water on your floor. You just need to call reception by dialing zero, and they will tell you where the water dispenser is located on your floor. There is not much around the hotel at ground level. On-site, there is a restaurant serving breakfast, as well as vending machines with simple snacks, cookies, and soft drinks. For more options, you need to walk to the nearby shopping area or AsiaWorld-Expo. My room windows faced another hotel, the Marriott, so there was no view, but it was very quiet. No airplane noise at all, which was a nice surprise for an airport hotel. Overall, the hotel is clean, comfortable, and very practical for airport stays or nearby events. Everything worked well, and I would rate it 5 stars for convenience and functionality.

I remember the first time I traveled to Hong Kong with my family about 10 years ago, and we stayed at this hotel on our first night. I never imagined that years later, bringing my son here, this would be his first overnight stay in Hong Kong, and we'd be at the same hotel again. The biggest advantage is its convenience; the hotel is right in Terminal 1, making it incredibly easy to catch a flight.

The location is fantastic! You can get there directly from Futian Port by subway. Check-in, check-out, and luggage storage were all very accommodating. For a place like Hong Kong where space is at a premium, the hotel facilities are quite decent. It's super convenient for dining and getting around; you can walk to many attractions, and public transport (buses and MTR) is also easily accessible.

This is my second time staying at this hotel, purely for the convenience! **Location:** You literally step out of the MTR station and you're at the hotel. Can it get any more convenient than that? The hotel also offers a shuttle service, though it doesn't run precisely on schedule to Tsim Sha Tsui. **WiFi:** The hotel provides free WiFi, which is great for uploading photos when you get back without using up your data. Thumbs up! **Value for Money:** I booked this through Trip.com, and it's an incredibly good value hotel. It's right next to the Hong Kong Coliseum, and it's only about 2 kilometers to Victoria Harbour. You can take a leisurely stroll after dinner and enjoy the night views – perfect!

This hotel's location is undoubtedly one of its biggest selling points. It's just a few minutes' walk from Wan Chai MTR station, making it incredibly convenient to get to Central, Causeway Bay, or even the Golden Bauhinia Square (where you'll find the famous mobile soft-serve ice cream truck). Right behind the hotel is the well-known Lee Tung Avenue (aka 'Wedding Card Street'), and next door is a larger, more retro Kee Wah Bakery, along with many other unique specialty shops. The surrounding area offers a fantastic array of dining options, from local snacks to upscale restaurants, so you'll always find something to your taste. The service also left a deep impression. From the front desk to room service, the staff consistently showed patience and attentiveness, creating a warm and genuinely welcoming atmosphere. Even during busy periods, they maintained an excellent standard of service, which made the stay even more pleasant. While the elevators are a bit small and you might have a short wait during peak hours, it didn't significantly impact the overall experience. The breakfast area isn't large, and seating is limited, but the quality of the food makes up for it. Although the variety isn't extensive, every dish is executed very well. The dim sum, in particular, is on par with what you'd find in a good local teahouse. The sticky rice chicken was soft and flavorful, the lava custard buns were perfectly balanced in sweetness and saltiness with a rich flowing filling, and the steamed dumplings had thin skins and generous fillings – definitely worth trying. The coffee was also a pleasant surprise; the latte's milk foam was wonderfully creamy and smooth, and the Americano was clean-tasting with no acidity, making it a perfect pick-me-up at breakfast. The check-in process was very smooth, with no deposit required, which saved a lot of hassle. Drinking water and toiletries were already prepared in the room beforehand, showing thoughtful attention to detail. Overall, this stay was a delightful experience, offering both the convenience of its location and the satisfaction of excellent service and food.

The room was clean and the facilities were decent. They offer a free shuttle bus service, which is very convenient. It's best to take it to Tsuen Wan Station; it runs every 10-15 minutes until 11:10 PM. From Exit B, just go down one set of stairs and you'll see the sign. If you're going to Tsuen Wan West Station, take Exit D, cross the road, and you'll find a bus stop sign at the taxi stand on your left. There aren't many shops or restaurants directly around the hotel, but you can easily go to Tsuen Wan or Tsuen Wan West for food and shopping. There's also a beach and a swimming area just below the hotel. It's also easy to get to Disneyland from here. The price was good too. I'd definitely book again.

This hotel is relatively new, and the room layout is quite sensible with good facilities. However, they are incredibly stingy with amenities. There's no complimentary bottled water, and they charge for kids' toothbrushes and razors, which is a first for me. For over two thousand a night, you could stay at a high-end hotel in Tokyo where amenities are generously provided. The service, however, was quite prompt, and they delivered items quickly. The hotel is right by the sea, and nearby is the ICAC headquarters. North Point is a residential area with a strong local vibe, plenty of lively dining options, and convenient transportation.

This hotel was recommended by a friend who has stayed here twice during their visits to Hong Kong! I looked at other hotels too, but overall, I still felt this one was the best. After staying here, I realized it far exceeded my friend's recommendation: it's incredibly convenient for food and getting around. It's easy to reach any attraction in Hong Kong, and there are so many great places to eat nearby. For instance, if you exit the lobby (take the escalator to the second floor, then two more down), go straight left for about 100 meters, there's a restaurant that's excellent value for money with a huge selection of delicious food – it might even be the cheapest good food in Hong Kong! The Jordan MTR D exit is super convenient, just about 30 meters diagonally opposite the lobby entrance. To the right, across the street from the lobby, is Fu Ming Congee, which is incredibly tasty. A single bowl is enough for two if you don't eat much, and their other snacks are also very nutritious! Taking a bus from the right side of the lobby exit is also easy. If you go right from the lobby exit, then turn right again, about 50 meters ahead on the opposite side are the Jordan MTR C1 and C2 exits. Another 50 meters further is the night market, where you can find good and affordable items. Near the night market is Temple Street, known for its many street food stalls and even a Sichuan restaurant! Nearby, Australia Dairy Company is worth checking out for its milk and double-skin milk pudding. There's also a Kuaile Fanshu bubble tea shop where you can get two old brown sugar milk teas for only 20 HKD – a great deal and delicious! ... The hotel is very convenient for reaching Mong Kok, the Peak Tram, Tsim Sha Tsui, Avenue of Stars, Victoria Harbour, Chinese University of Hong Kong, and Disneyland. In Hong Kong, it's rare to find a hotel with such spacious double-bed rooms and complimentary disposable toiletries! This is an excellent hotel and well worth recommending. If I come back, I will definitely stay here again!

The hotel's location is excellent, making it super convenient to get around. It's right in the heart of Wan Chai, just a 3-minute walk from the MTR station and easy to find. You can even take a taxi directly to the 18th floor. There are tons of restaurants nearby, and Hopewell Centre downstairs has all sorts of food, catering to both Western and Chinese tastes. Shopping is also a breeze, with convenience stores, pharmacies, and supermarkets readily available. The room itself is very spacious, and the facilities are quite new. We booked a family suite with one bedroom, a living room, and two bathrooms. The two beds for the kids were set up in the living room, and it didn't feel cramped at all. The master bedroom and en-suite bathroom were also huge – it would be considered a very large room even on the mainland, let alone in Hong Kong where space is at such a premium. The amenities are comprehensive: two bathrooms, with the main one featuring both a shower and a bathtub. There's also a small bar area equipped with a microwave, coffee machine, fridge, and washing machine, which is perfect for families with children. The layout is very practical, feeling spacious and not at all crowded. Plus, you get great sea views and city nightscapes. The service was also top-notch; they sent champagne, chocolates, and fruit, and the room was cleaned thoroughly every day. For Hong Kong, this hotel is definitely an exceptional value.