Hotels With Wifi in Hong Kong, China

As an airport hotel, most guests are just passing through for a night. It's really inconvenient that breakfast only starts at 7 AM. I had to wolf down my meal in 15 minutes. They should really start breakfast by 6 or at least 6:30 AM. And for those with breakfast included, you even need to pre-order a sandwich if you can't make it to the main breakfast. Other than that, everything else is fine for an airport hotel; the shuttle to Tung Chung and the airport is quite convenient.

I chose the Regal Airport Hotel because I had an early morning flight. It's incredibly convenient – the arrival hall leads directly to the hotel lobby. The next day, I didn't have to rush for transport, which allowed me to manage my time well and get a little extra sleep. The gentleman who checked me in was very enthusiastic, and despite his slightly stiff Mandarin, he answered all my questions in detail. I realized my electronic devices weren't compatible with the room's power outlets, so I wanted to ask the front desk for an adapter. However, there were guests at every counter. That's when an older gentleman from the concierge department noticed me and proactively asked if he could help. As soon as he learned I needed an adapter, he immediately went to get one for me. This was my first time staying at this hotel, and the polite and warm service made me feel incredibly welcome. Furthermore, despite being an older hotel, all the facilities were clean and tidy, and the room was spacious. I will definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

We had a wonderful 5-night stay at Panda Hotel. The hotel is very accessible to transportation, restaurants, and nearby shops which made our trip very convenient. The staff were all friendly, polite, and accommodating throughout our stay. We also really appreciated that they allowed us to check in early, especially after a tiring trip. Overall, we had a comfortable and pleasant experience and would definitely stay here again.

Whenever I visit HK, I always choose to stay at The Empire Hotel Tsim Sha Tsui. It's a comfortable stay with convenient access to everything. I especially appreciate the dehumidifier in the room; it's a lifesaver in May when Hong Kong's high humidity makes drying clothes a nightmare. Alice Liu at the front desk felt more like an old friend, providing incredibly thoughtful service. The special afternoon tea is also a personal favorite of mine. A big thank you to all the hotel staff, from the housekeepers to the front desk team, for their professional service.

We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. My husband and I stayed in one room, while my parents stayed in another. The bathroom and shower were very clean and comfortable. The view is definitely better on the higher floors — my parents stayed on the 31st floor and had a lovely view, while our room on the 12th floor didn’t have much of a view, but honestly, we were mostly there just to sleep. There was bottled water in the room upon arrival, but when we asked for more the next day, we were told to get it from the gym. Also, the cone-shaped paper cups in the gym were not very practical — that could be improved. On the positive side, the hotel has a gym for those interested. The location is very convenient. We used the tram frequently to explore Hong Kong, and it’s very close to the hotel. There is also a shopping mall nearby, plenty of places to eat, and a supermarket right across the street. The room overall was nice. There was a slight humidity smell, but that seems to be common in Hong Kong. Keeping the air conditioning on helps a lot. It would be great if the hotel had universal power outlets. Greetings from Turkey — Turkish guests would definitely enjoy staying at this hotel.

The room was spacious, clean, and the service was excellent. It was well-equipped, even featuring a direct drinking water system. The location is incredibly convenient, right next to New Century Plaza and Mong Kok East MTR station. I've stayed here multiple times, and this trip was a three-night consecutive stay. Booking in advance during the off-season gave me a great deal. Plus, the surrounding area has an abundance of delicious food to satisfy any craving.

Stayed here for 3 nights in a deluxe sea view room on a high floor. Hygiene-wise, there were occasional unknown little bugs on the carpet. Not sure what they were. The staff at the 19th-floor lobby and breakfast restaurant, to put it mildly, had a very average attitude. However, the housekeeping staff were very polite and would actively greet us. There was a female manager at the front desk who was quite helpful; she assisted us with extending our stay for multiple days. The hardware is pretty good, as it's a new hotel and they're good at marketing. After three days, I felt the service wasn't great. The room card wouldn't work for the elevator every day. When we went to the front desk, they would just coldly tell us to wait in the check-in line, without even an apology. We had four different sea-view rooms over three days, and none had welcome fruit. Breakfast was expensive, but the taste and variety were very average. There are too many floors, which makes it a bit complicated, so I didn't try any other dining services. Coming out of Metro Exit D requires a fairly long walk, but considering the cheap room rate, we basically managed it ourselves. The above are my objective feelings.

The staff in the lobby were helpful, and the service was good. The hotel is conveniently located for taxis, and there's a convenience store and a Hong Kong-style diner nearby, making it easy to get around and grab a bite anytime!

The hotel is just a minute's walk from Exit A1 of Sai Ying Pun MTR station, though it takes about 5 minutes to actually get to the train platform from that exit. You can also walk 5 minutes to the Water Street stop for the A10 airport bus, which gets you to the airport in about 35 minutes. There are lots of restaurants and a wet market nearby, which is very convenient. The price is great; a sea-view room for just over 400 during the May Day holiday was fantastic value for money. The room is quite small, but that's pretty standard for Hong Kong. Don't miss the rooftop view, it's absolutely beautiful. The room is very quiet if you don't use the air conditioning, but the AC unit is incredibly loud – so much so that it's impossible to sleep with it on. You could turn the AC on during the day and then switch it off before bed. The carpet smelled like stinky feet, like it hadn't been cleaned in a long time. I also felt like there were bed bugs, as I woke up with many bites.

The room rates during the May Day holiday were a bit painful, so after much searching, I finally settled on this place and booked the cheapest room type. It was my first time in Hong Kong, and I'd seen many reviews mentioning discrimination, which made me a little anxious before going. However, I didn't feel any of that during my stay. When I checked in, I asked the front desk staff if they could arrange a higher and quieter room for me. To my surprise, not only did they fulfill my request, but they also gave me a semi-seaview room! The room was small but very tidy, and there was always someone to open the door when entering or leaving the lobby. There's a delicious butterfly pastry shop right downstairs from the hotel, and they even offer an 8.5% discount for hotel guests. There are also many great restaurants nearby, and transportation is super convenient. I only stayed for two nights, which wasn't enough – I'll definitely go back next time!