Hotels With bar in Hong Kong, China

I absolutely loved this hotel, it was my favorite among all the places I stayed in Hong Kong during my trip. I can't even be bothered to review the others, LOL. This hotel just has such a comfortable vibe. The moment you step into the room, the aromatherapy scent is so relaxing. It's clean, tidy, and the attention to detail is superb. The uncle at the luggage storage on my first day was super, super nice. I had bought some braised food and fruits from Shenzhen that needed to be refrigerated, but I didn't see a fridge in my room. So I asked if I could store them in the front desk's fridge. The uncle saw all the stuff I bought and said he wasn't sure if it would fit. I asked, 'Is the fridge that small?' and he very kindly and humorously replied that Hong Kong couldn't afford the luxury of a large fridge. He was warm, enthusiastic, polite, and well-mannered throughout. I've often heard that many people in Hong Kong are very rule-bound and a bit indifferent, so this uncle made me feel incredibly warm on my first day in Hong Kong. I stayed at several other hotels in the following days, and the Empire Hotel was the only one where both the front desk and luggage storage staff were genuinely enthusiastic and attentive to us, even asking how our stay was. The hotel rooms are truly super, super comfortable, the surrounding amenities are excellent, and it's super convenient to get to all the attractions and there are so many delicious food options. I had so many places to visit in Hong Kong this time that I didn't get a chance to leisurely explore and eat around the hotel. I've decided that next time I come to Hong Kong, I'll specifically stay at the Empire Hotel, just to relax and enjoy the food. I'll fill the hotel room fridge with delicious treats, sleep until I naturally wake up every day, and order the hotel's breakfast, LOL. Anyway, I absolutely adore this hotel. The only thing is, on my last day, I forgot to take my fruits and braised food. I really wanted to eat them the next day, and I wanted to punch myself, hehe. Then I thought, 'Leaving them behind means I'll have an excuse to come back again,' LOL. As for hotel photos, I forgot to take any, so I'll just use a few Ocean Park pictures as placeholders, because the Empire Hotel is super close to Ocean Park, and I absolutely love that ❤️

The hotel facilities are complete and clean, and the room size is acceptable for Hong Kong. The staff were quite enthusiastic and provided me with a lot of help. It's just a few steps from Mong Kok MTR station, making transportation very convenient. Langham Place mall, with its many brands, is right below the hotel. There are plenty of shopping and dining options next to the hotel. Overall, I was quite satisfied with this stay. My only suggestion for improvement is regarding the charging. I brought a travel adapter, but none of the wall sockets in the room worked for it. I could only use the USB charging port on the nightstand, which charged my phone quite slowly.

I stayed one night at The Empire Hotel Causeway Bay in Hong Kong, and overall it was a very comfortable experience. The room wasn't huge, but it was perfectly adequate for a solo traveler. It had everything I needed, despite its small size, and the layout was well-organized and practical. Being on the 30th floor, I had a small window with a nice view, which was a good bonus. The front desk, concierge, and even the housekeeping staff were all attentive and friendly. Communication in Chinese was seamless, and the hotel did its best to accommodate my small requests. The location is very convenient, close to both bus stops and the MTR station (about a 10-minute walk). There's a refuse collection point across the street from the hotel, but it didn't really bother me, and it's not something the hotel can control anyway. The value for money is great, and the service is definitely commendable. I didn't try the in-house dining, so I can't comment on that. This is just my honest personal review.

Facilities: Similar to economy hotels on the mainland, no signs of aging. It's quite small due to limited space, but in Hong Kong, it offers great value for money. Overall, I still recommend it. I forgot to take photos of the interior, but it looks pretty much like the pictures on the platform. Location: It's a bit of a walk from Tin Hau Station Exit A, but not too far. There are 7-Eleven and Mannings convenience stores along the way. Service: Very good. They helped me check in, and even guided me to the correct lobby when I went to the wrong one. Luggage storage is very organized, so no worries about losing anything. Cleanliness: Standard. Hotel Restaurant Afternoon Tea: Hong Kong-style snacks.

The hotel's location is excellent, with convenient transport links and plenty of great food options nearby. It's also close to the subway station, and you can walk to Victoria Harbour, K11, and Harbour City in about fifteen minutes. The room was a bit small but very clean. I didn't have breakfast at the hotel, so I can't comment on it, but there are several local breakfast spots downstairs that are really good. There's one place that makes fresh pineapple buns that are delicious, but they only take cash, so remember to bring some.

Wonderful hotel! The room was very clean and cozy. We even got a sea view, which was lovely ❤️. We had a layover in Hong Kong and stayed at this airport hotel, then headed downtown for some sightseeing. The lobby is very stylish. The hotel is located one station away from the airport itself, at Airport Expo. There are many restaurants in the building next to the hotel, but they close by midnight. Inside the hotel, you can grab ready-made meals (pasta, noodles, rice, meat) and heat them up right in the lobby, which turned out to be super convenient. You can walk to the airport within the buildings in about 10 minutes. I loved everything about it!

The room was clean and had a bathtub, plus a universal adapter. The smart home system for lights and curtains made for a very convenient stay. Housekeeping was prompt and the service was attentive. The front desk staff gave great recommendations for food and attractions, and every single staff member I encountered was friendly and enthusiastic. The location is also excellent, with plenty of good food nearby. K11, the Art Museum, and the Science Museum are just a few minutes' walk away. I was rushing for an early flight when checking out and forgot to properly check out. I called the front desk, and they kept reassuring me, saying it was fine as long as I hadn't left anything behind. All in all, it was a fantastic stay, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again when I come back to Hong Kong.

I booked this hotel for a concert, but it's a bit of a walk to both Kai Tak and the MTR station. They do have a shuttle service to the high-speed rail station and Tsim Sha Tsui on the hour. Although the room was small, it was quite comfortable, and the staff were very friendly and helpful. However, the surroundings of the hotel aren't great; it's in a residential area, and the local shops have poor service attitudes and close very early. If you're not going to Kai Tak, there's really nothing to do nearby.

The room type I booked was pretty good, and the 1.9-meter bed was quite large. I specifically came here for a vacation this time, and I always stay here when I'm on business trips. Facilities: They're a bit old, and the air conditioning can be noisy. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: It's okay, considering the hotel is quite old. Service: The service is pretty good. It's about a 15 to 20-minute walk from West Kowloon, so transportation is quite convenient. There are also many tea restaurants around with good food. I've stayed here many times, and it offers good value for money on weekdays.

Great location. However, more attention to detail is needed. We booked a family room for three, but only amenities for two were provided. The bathroom drain was slow; showering for more than 10 minutes risked water overflowing from the bathroom. Considering the price, it's pretty much what you'd expect. (Literally: 'At this price point, it's what you pay for.')