Hotels With Spa in Hong Kong, China

I stayed at the Regal Airport Hotel for one night to be close to Hong Kong International Airport, and it was very convenient. The hotel is directly connected to the airport, making getting to and from my flight extremely easy and stress-free. It’s about a 30–60 minute drive to Hong Kong Island/Central by Uber, which was manageable for a short stay. The room was a comfortable size for one or two people and well-suited for a brief overnight stay. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for maximum convenience near the airport, especially for early departures or late arrivals.

The hotel located near Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station at walking distance. Room was great, clean and spacious. Wifi was fast and reliable. Staff were nice. There was shopping mall nearby where you can use the hotel elevator to get there (Level B1 - DONKI mall, and Level 1/2 - mira place). But that means people other than hotel guests may use the elevator so it is very busy during peak hour. There were pocket wifi and traveling adaptor provided for foreigner so you can explore Hong Kong freely without using your own mobile data.

The hotel is about a five-minute walk from Whampoa MTR station. There are two schools nearby, but it's not noisy. The subway is close and convenient, and there's a 7-Eleven and Sukiya within a ten-minute walk. The location is quite good, and you can reach Kai Tak by subway in about half an hour. The hotel lobby offers a stunning sea view – it's absolutely gorgeous. I was amazed the moment I walked into the lobby, and the night view is beautiful too. The service is great, and communication in Mandarin is seamless. You can also store your luggage after checking out. However, disposable toiletries like toothbrushes and bottled water are not provided, so it's best to bring your own in advance. The hotel also doesn't provide power adapters, so you'll need to bring one. The room size is similar to what you'd find on the mainland, around 30 square meters, which is plenty for two people without feeling cramped. The soundproofing is also decent; it's quite quiet.

The room was spacious and close to the lake. The breakfast was excellent, and directly opposite Sha Tin New Town Plaza, which was great for shopping. The only drawback was that it wasn't near the MTR. It's perfect for families, with a very quiet environment. I would definitely stay here again.

I booked an open-plan king-size room. Due to the room layout, these rooms are all located at the very end of each floor, with an elevator behind the wall. You can hear a bit of elevator noise (like a plane flying by), but after 10 PM, fewer people are going up and down, so it's not a big deal – just minor issues. The room was huge with fantastic views, and you could see the sea. They provided free toothbrushes and toothpaste, and even a universal adapter, which was a very thoughtful touch. The front desk staff were also very polite and spoke Chinese, helping me with check-in without any differentiation between mainland and foreign guests. Since I had paid for the room in advance through Ctrip, no deposit was required at check-in. The cleaning lady was also very meticulous; she always left the room spotlessly clean and even tidied up my belongings, which was very nice. Overall, my 3-day stay was very satisfying. Both the service and the room itself deserve a big thumbs-up.

The free hotel shuttle service is great: it's convenient for getting to Ocean Park and the MTR station, with buses every half hour. The breakfast spread is incredibly rich and varied. The best part, though, is the amazing view from the hotel; if you get the chance, you could easily spend a few days just relaxing here. The rooms are surprisingly spacious, completely overturning my stereotype of Hong Kong hotels. Although the hotel's location is a bit out of the way, it's very easy to get to the city center by MTR.

The room was decent, quite new by Hong Kong standards. The restaurant, however, was just okay. The waitstaff were excellent, but the food quality itself was average. Breakfast was nothing special; the so-called 'premium' buffet was actually quite ordinary. If you're not a fan of durian, there's really not much else worth eating. I can't understand why the chef is so obsessed with durian, it's quite baffling.

Checking In: quick and smooth transaction; FO personnel is fluent in English. Room: first impression; clean and doesnt have any lingering odor, bedlinens and pillowcases smell and looks; clean; furnitures are a bit worn (scratches) but nonetheless is clean; turndown service is neat and housekeepers are very polite with all smiles Bathroom: mirror has anti steam build up which is a nice surprise feature; good water pressure from shower and faucet; bath tub fills quickly; water temp. can be easily adjusted to liking Amenity: no water bottles for sustainability purposes, glasses are given; toiletries are probided albeit limited, electric kettle provided; Restaurant: dined at vietnamese resto inside the hotel- staff are attentive, food is well flavored and surprisingly big in portion; had coffee at buffet- the hostess are very quick to accomodate for a simple coffee request and all smiles- a fresh face to see early in the morning. Swimming Pool- located at roof top:outside: swam late at night and the weather is a bit chilly; hoping for a heated pool to relax on and did not disappoint. The temperature is perfect to swim and just relax on; pool attendant is also attentive with offering towels to dry on. Check Out: had a bit of a long line but is quickly done and gone Overall: very satisfied with the tangible (room, restau, and amenity) and intangible (service and pleasantness of the hotel staff). Would definitely comeback and the price is a bit on the higher side but its all worth it. Just wished I remembered all the name of the staffs to extend gratitude.

Excellent hotel! The room was spacious, and the extra bed comfortably accommodated our family. The floor-to-ceiling windows offered a direct view of Victoria Harbour, and the downstairs platform was perfect for relaxing with the kids. It's not far from the MTR, but the line isn't on a main route, so we always had to transfer three times, which was a minor inconvenience. Overall, we were very satisfied.

I forgot to give a five-star rating when I reviewed it before. I've stayed at this hotel several times. The location is excellent, making it easy to get around. You can walk through a covered walkway from the hotel to the MTR and a 7-Eleven. It's right by Victoria Harbour and the Golden Bauhinia Square. The views are great, and I even got to see fireworks. The hygiene is good, and the service is excellent. The breakfast offers a delicious and abundant selection of both Chinese and Western food. After breakfast, you can even grab a paper cup of coffee to go. The night view is also stunning. I'll definitely be back.