Romantic Hotels in Hong Kong, China

This hotel is super convenient, really close to the subway station and the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station – you can even get there directly by subway. Plus, there's a 7-Eleven and McDonald's nearby for all your shopping needs. The only downsides are that the rooms are a bit small and can feel a little damp, but otherwise, it's pretty good. They have an open-air dining area on the second floor with free coffee and bread, and there's a water dispenser on every floor, which is a nice touch!

Our room had a fantastic view of Victoria Harbour and the pool downstairs, with Kowloon right across. The hotel service was excellent; the bellboy was particularly helpful and nice, explaining all the room's features. We booked this hotel because my child's school is nearby, and it turned out to be very convenient. There are lots of great food options around, and several Mannings stores, which was great for shopping. The Fortress Hill MTR station is also a short and easy walk away.

The hotel is a bit far from popular attractions like Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay. A HKD 500 deposit is required upon check-in, and they accept RMB. There's a McDonald's, a 'cha chaan teng' (local cafe), and a convenience store nearby, so food options are pretty convenient. There's also a bus stop right outside the hotel; you can take 4 stops to reach Wong Chuk Hang MTR station. Although the room is a bit small, it's very clean. Overall, it's still quite good.

Even though it wasn't a weekend or a holiday, the hotel upgraded me to a sea-view suite for free. The view was absolutely stunning, and the room was incredibly spacious. The only downside was that the room was really damp, which couldn't be helped. On a side note, the toothpaste quality was excellent, unlike the powdery taste you often get in mainland hotels. The lobby staff were very attentive, and the employee who handled my luggage storage was very dedicated.

They upgraded us to a sea-view room for free since there weren't many guests, and it looked exactly like the photos. Considering the price of 729 (including tax) for such a spacious room, it was quite good, especially compared to the cramped rooms with one-meter beds in Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui that cost almost 1000. It's a bit of a walk, about 10 minutes from the MTR station, but it's still convenient for getting around. Overall, very satisfied.

This hotel boasts an excellent location – it's right in the heart of Hung Hom, what I like to call the 'center of the universe.' There's a side entrance that leads directly into a mall, offering plenty of dining, entertainment, and even car shopping options. A skybridge connects the mall to PolyU, and nearby you'll find the Hong Kong Science Museum and Hong Kong Museum of History, making it super convenient for exploring. From the hotel's back exit, you can walk past the Hong Kong Coliseum and soon reach the trendy new hotspot, the Hung Hom Promenade. The hotel also provides multiple shuttle buses to Middle Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, and Hung Hom Station is conveniently located nearby. I booked a suite this time, and I wasn't aware of any specific benefits when I made the reservation. So, I was pleasantly surprised when the front desk staff, referring to a printout, informed me that it included a buffet breakfast for two, as well as afternoon tea and evening refreshments at the Executive Lounge. The room was quite clean and quiet at night. The kitchen facilities were very complete, perfect for anyone who wants to cook during their stay. The hotel's breakfast spread was quite extensive, featuring a variety of Chinese, Western, Japanese, and Indian dishes. It caters wonderfully to guests from different countries, ethnicities, and backgrounds worldwide. The Executive Lounge is conveniently located on the same floor as the suites. I visited twice, and the atmosphere was elegant with incredible sea views. Even better, you can step out onto the terrace to admire the stunning views of Victoria Harbour, which are equally beautiful day or night. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Hong Kong.

First of all, the room was much bigger than we expected. We were prepared to have nothing but a bed in the room but was actually quite spacious and it has a little compartment under the bed to put our carry ons so the room didn’t feel cramped to us. Location wise, it was great. There are metro stops nearby which we took everywhere since Hong Kong is sooo big, and also bus stops around the whole place. The walls in the room are a bit thin so if you’re a VERY light sleeper that might bother you but it was no issue to us.

Location & Transport: Situated on the bustling Kimberley Road, the hotel is about a 5-10 minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station. It's within walking distance to Victoria Harbour, Harbour City, K11 MUSEA, and the Hong Kong Palace Museum. Dining: The hotel features restaurants like the Imperial Court Chinese Restaurant and a coffee shop. The area is also a foodie's paradise, with Yung Kee Roast Goose directly opposite, Chong Sao Dessert House within walking distance, and a 7-Eleven and Don Quijote nearby.

Located in the old town, very close to Kai Tak Sports Park. The area downstairs has a strong local vibe, with a wet market and many repair shops, so finding places to eat is easy. The room size is quite generous for Hong Kong, and the view from the window is nice, you can even see Kai Tak. Overall, it offers good value for money. The complimentary hotel shuttle bus service to West Kowloon is a major plus, solving a lot of transportation issues.

Room Environment: My 'premium room' with frosted, non-opening windows turned out to be a 'cemetery view room' or 'mountain view room,' right next to the Hong Kong Cemetery. It was surprisingly quiet though. I imagine a city view room might be a bit noisy since it's by an elevated highway. Cleanliness: Not great. I felt like the countertops weren't wiped down, there were water stains everywhere, and I even found a long hair from a previous guest on the wall. Facilities: Besides the disposable toiletries, they provide basic amenities like a fridge, hairdryer, makeup mirror, kettle, and even hand soap and body lotion. However, everything is quite old; even the plastic cups had scratches on the inside. On the bright side, there's a free pinball machine downstairs which was pretty fun. Service: The front desk staff were okay, and they spoke Mandarin which was helpful. You have to buy toiletries yourself from a vending machine downstairs, and there's no water dispenser in the room; you have to get water from one in the hallway. If your room is near the dispenser, you'll definitely hear people filling their bottles. Value for Money: If it were around 500 RMB, a cemetery view room would be great value. But I booked three weeks in advance for over 700 RMB, and it was non-refundable, non-exchangeable, and I couldn't even change the guest name. Then, closer to the May Day holiday, the price was practically cut in half! So, keep an eye on the pricing when you book.