Romantic Hotels in Hong Kong, China

This hotel is perfect for a slow-paced, relaxing getaway. Check-in at the front desk was quick and efficient, and the room was spotlessly clean and fresh. Having a fridge and microwave in the room was a great, guest-friendly touch. Bottled water isn't provided in the room, so you'll need to use the water dispenser in the hallway. Bathrobes and combs aren't part of the standard amenities, but everything else is well-provided. The hotel's shuttle bus runs to and from Tsuen Wan MTR Station, making transportation very convenient. The hotel is also a great base for foodies and nature lovers. It's an easy walk to Ting Kau Fishing Village, the beach, and Bellagio. The surroundings are quiet with an authentic local neighborhood vibe. Strolling along the waterfront in the sea breeze offers panoramic views of Ting Kau Bridge and Tsing Ma Bridge. Sham Tseng Village is close by, making it super easy to stop by and try Yue Kee Roast Goose—an absolute must-try! It's also not far from the Shek Lung Kung section of the Yuen Tsuen Ancient Trail, a classic, century-old light hiking trail in Hong Kong. Following the forested path up to the Shek Lung Kung Viewing Point rewards you with an elevated, fresh perspective overlooking Ting Kau Bridge, Tsing Ma Bridge, and the sweeping waters of the Rambler Channel. The contrast of lush greenery and sea-crossing bridges makes for stunning photos. After checking out the viewpoint, you can either keep hiking along the trail down through Tsing Fai Tong straight into Sham Tseng Village to wrap up the hike with roast goose—a seamless combo of trail and authentic eats—or do a shorter out-and-back trek to the viewpoint and hop on public transit to Sham Tseng for an easy outdoor fix. Far from the bustling city crowds, it's peaceful and comfortable here. If you're looking to enjoy sea views, hunt down authentic local flavors, or head over to Citygate Outlets for some shopping, this is a wonderful place to stay.

This time, we stayed here with our child for a trip to Disneyland. The room was neater and cleaner than the Panda Hotel where we stayed before. However, for some reason, the TV wouldn't turn on. I noticed the plug was unplugged, so I plugged it in, but it still didn't work. Well, we weren't going to watch it anyway, so I didn't care. Also, the air conditioning was shockingly freezing! Even turning the temperature setting up to max, it wouldn't go above 20°C 💦. Since we arrived late at night and just wanted to go to sleep quickly, I turned the power off and slept in my clothes. Whether we just got unlucky with the room or not, you can't deny the facilities are a bit dated, but the convenience of walking straight from the airport to the hotel is amazing! To be honest, though, I think the price is a bit high... Oh, and we were supposed to have a breakfast-included plan for one person, but we weren't given any information about it at all. We weren't planning on having breakfast at the hotel anyway, so it's fine... Even so, I would still like to stay here again. Hopefully, next time in a decent room. There was a restaurant guide in the room. It looked really delicious and was a great deal, I wish we could have gone to eat there—!

The room is considered quite spacious for Hong Kong standards, and the view is great. Whampoa Garden Pier is right at the doorstep, where you can take a ferry to Central, and it's also very convenient to walk around Whampoa. When we first entered, the room had a somewhat stuffy smell; the staff came to check and found the AC was set too low. It got a bit better after turning on the air purifier. We travelled with a 9-year-old child and were given a complimentary extra bed. However, although we requested the extra bed right after checking in in the morning and spent the whole day out, when we returned to the hotel at 5 PM, the bed still hadn't been set up. We had to call again, and they explained that it was overlooked due to the busy weekend. The staff were generally quite polite. We stayed for two days and originally planned to sleep in on the final day, check out at noon, and then head to the airport. Unfortunately, starting a little after 6 AM that morning, groups of people were talking and laughing loudly in waves, followed by waves of collective cheering and applause starting around 7 AM. It was impossible to rest, so we had no choice but to check out and leave. Walking past a room upon checkout, I saw traditional double-happiness (Xi) stickers, so it must have been booked as a bridal room. Since the soundproofing wasn't great to begin with, and their door was left wide open, it was extremely noisy. I mentioned this to the front desk upon checkout, and they gave us two boxes of chocolates as a gesture.

📍The location is perfect for exploring and sightseeing in Hong Kong! It's a 5-minute walk straight to the Tin Hau MTR station. My main stops this trip were Central and Lantau Island, and being on the same MTR line made getting around very smooth. If you want to head across the harbor to Tsim Sha Tsui and other areas, both the MTR and the Star Ferry are super convenient. The hotel is right next to Victoria Park, just a short stroll away. The surrounding area has great amenities—supermarkets, pharmacies, and breakfast spots are all within easy reach, making shopping and breakfast hassle-free. As everyone knows, space in Hong Kong comes at a premium and rooms tend to be on the smaller side. However, the double room here easily accommodated a 24-inch suitcase. The water pressure in the shower was strong and made for a very comfortable shower. The only minor drawback is that the sink area is a bit narrow. I usually worry about pests in older, renovated hotels, but the cleanliness here was quite good. The cleaning lady I met was warm, friendly, and very thorough. Personally, I'd still recommend bringing your own disposable bed linens and anti-bug spray—I didn't get bitten by any insects during my entire stay. The room comes with two complimentary bottles of drinking water. The front desk service was warm and attentive, there's a dining area on the first floor, and the breakfast selection is quite decent. Minor drawback: The AC unit is a bit noisy when running. Pros: Requests were handled promptly, luggage storage is free upon check-out, and no hotel deposit is required. Considering the price, location, and service, it offers great value for money.

Chose this hotel for a concert at Kai Tak, and here are the pros in my opinion: 1. Exit C2 at Hung Hom, cross the footbridge into the mall, and the hotel is just a short walk away. Very easy to find and super convenient for the MTR! 2. It was very crowded on the day I arrived, so I used the self-service kiosk to check in. I feel like I got a room upgrade because the room was larger than expected. 3. This hotel doesn't require a deposit!!!!! 4. Every staff member I encountered had a pretty good attitude (I saw many reviews saying Hong Kong discriminates against mainland tourists, but I feel they just discriminate against people—regardless of where they're from, including the mainland—who don't follow the rules!) 5. I didn't experience any bedbugs, bumps, or allergies as mentioned in some reviews. 6. Considering how expensive real estate is in Hong Kong, I was quite satisfied with the room size and environment for this price. Now for the cons: 1. It's an older hotel with dated facilities and equipment, but it was still reasonably clean overall. 2. The wait time for check-in was way too long!!!!! I arrived at the hotel around 3 PM, and the self-check-in machine said my room wasn't ready yet, so I left my luggage and went shopping in Tsim Sha Tsui. It wasn't until around 5:40 PM that I received an email saying my room was ready (Hong Kong people love using email to confirm everything)... 3. Other than towels and body wash, the room had nothing else!! Unlike hotels in the mainland which usually provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, hair dryers, and bottled water... Overall, I still had a very good experience. If I visit Hong Kong again next time, I would probably choose Harbour Plaza Metropolis again.

This hotel really feels like a holiday resort. The sunrises and sunsets at Golden Beach are quite beautiful too, making it very suitable for families and couples traveling together. The hotel offers buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all of which are quite extensive and can be booked in advance. There are also Hello Bikes available at the entrance for cycling, so you can explore the mountains on a bike!

We booked a standard quadruple room this time, and it looked exactly like the photos in the preview. There is a shuttle bus to and from Disneyland, and free luggage storage is available even if you arrive early, which is very convenient. The hotel has many thoughtful touches. However, since it's located inside the Disneyland resort, if you want to grab instant noodles or similar items, you need to buy them outside the resort beforehand. The only 7-Eleven nearby (at the Administrative Building) has rather short hours (closing at 6:30 PM), so we couldn't go after watching the nighttime parade. Your dining options are limited to the hotel's restaurants (which are a bit pricey). A nice surprise was that we got to keep our room keys as commemorative souvenirs upon check-out. Overall, it's a great choice for family trips.

The hotel lobby is very bright and spacious, and the Halloween decorations were lovely. As someone with 20 years of experience in the hotel industry, I was very satisfied with the environment. The color scheme of the guest rooms and hallways has a strong oceanic vibe, and the room offered a wide, unobstructed view of the sea that was truly uplifting. The room was clean with no strange odors. My grandson loved it so much that as soon as we entered, he asked if we could stay a few more days. Unfortunately, our itinerary was already fully booked, so we couldn't extend our stay. A male front desk staff member wearing a navy blue short-sleeved shirt provided very professional service and deserves a special mention—he was polite, extremely patient with guests, and explained the shuttle bus schedule and other services in great detail, which really adds to the appeal of Auberge Discovery Bay Hong Kong. However, the professionalism of the other reception staff on the day of our check-in leaves room for improvement; their service would score at most 80 points. Their attitude was a bit stiff and transactional, whereas I noticed they were much more enthusiastic and patient with foreign guests. I'm not sure if it was due to room rates or some other reason. The hotel's shuttle bus service is fantastic; the staff are enthusiastic toward every passenger and proactively help with luggage. We took the shuttle all the way to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge port, and clearing customs was very convenient. Thumbs up to the hotel for this! 👍👍👍 Overall, the hotel service is great, and I hope to have the opportunity to bring the kids back to stay here again in the future 😃😃😃 Hotel shuttle bus to Sunny Bay Exit A (first-come, first-served basis for seating): The service was great, except that the day before, our grandson couldn't wake up in time, so we missed the Disneyland shuttle. The drivers and other staff members on the shuttle to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge when we checked out were wonderful, putting a perfect ending to our trip to Hong Kong!

Getting a 4-person room at this price is an absolute bargain. The room is quite spacious by Hong Kong standards, around 30-plus square meters. It's a 20-minute bus ride to AXA Dreamland, and taking a taxi back at night is only about 10 kilometers—super close. It's really ideal for fast-paced, budget-conscious travelers.

The room was spacious and gorgeous, very clean, and had great facilities. The drinks at the bar were also delicious. I accidentally lost a check, and the staff were extremely helpful in finding it. When they called and I missed it because I was busy, they even left a voicemail and kept trying until I answered. Their service attitude was fantastic, I will definitely come back next time~ Highly recommended! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻