Hotels With parking in Hong Kong, China

Excellent stay! In a place like Hong Kong where space is at a premium, the room was remarkably spacious. The amenities were great—the kids had a blast at the swimming pool, and the gym was fully equipped. The front desk staff were very thoughtful and gave us a complimentary room upgrade. It was a truly pleasant and enjoyable trip!

I recently stayed in a sea view suite at the Grand Bay Hotel, and the overall experience was quite wonderful, especially deserving a special shout-out to one of the female receptionists. From the moment we checked in, she demonstrated exceptional professionalism and a warm attitude. Not only did she get us checked in swiftly, but she also proactively introduced the hotel facilities and nearby attractions, making us feel truly welcome. The sea view suite offered a sweeping, unobstructed view of the blue bay right outside the window. Watching the sunrise in the morning and the sunset in the evening was utterly relaxing. The room was clean and comfortable, with soft bedding, and the bathroom was fully equipped and well-maintained. Although the hotel's location is a bit secluded, the quiet and peaceful environment makes it ideal for unwinding. The breakfast spread was diverse and authentic, with the local specialty dim sum being a particular standout. The only minor drawback was that some of the facilities looked a bit dated, but it didn't detract from the overall experience. If you are looking for tranquil ocean views and attentive service, this place is well worth recommending. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Hong Kong.

Coming to Tuen Mun, I go to Sam Shing Hui for seafood, shop 'til I drop at V City, and hike the Tuen Mun section of MacLehose Trail. This hotel is really clean and affordable. Even though there's no breakfast, I can go to the August Flower restaurant in the mall next door for dim sum. The room has a Japanese-style theme and is spotless. Toothbrushes and slippers are provided. This is already my third stay. The front desk staff are friendly too. The main reason I keep coming back is how clean the rooms are. Remember to exit Tuen Mun MTR station at Exit A, and you'll see the big sign for Hotel COZi Wetland.

It feels like this hotel was converted from an apartment complex for talents. Located halfway up a hill, the location isn't very convenient for getting around; you need to take a taxi or bus to get down to the foot of the hill, and walking involves a lot of uphill and downhill slopes, making it quite difficult. The overall service is decent. Considering Hong Kong, the room size is actually quite large, the window view is lovely, and it even comes with a kitchenette and a dining table. Breakfast is served as an individual set meal to order, and the taste is pretty good.

The hotel facilities are great, the environment is lovely, and you can enjoy a view of the pier and the sea. The room amenities are very good, the price is reasonable, and dining options are very convenient. Transportation is also convenient with direct shuttles to the downtown area. There is a shopping mall downstairs, though dining options are a bit limited. There is a convenience store, which is quite handy. However, the hotel caters to quite a few tour groups, so a lot of guests check in in the evenings. The elevators can sometimes be inconvenient, and you might have to wait 10 to 15 minutes just to head down.

Easily the best value-for-money hotel in Hong Kong. I was thrilled to stay in such a comfortable place at this price point. Mandarin is spoken here with zero communication barriers. Free luggage storage is available, and disposable toothbrushes are provided. Bottled water is not supplied, but you can buy it very cheaply at the Best Mart 360 in the mall upstairs.

The front desk staff inexplicably asked me to leave a good review even before I checked in. After I finally checked in, I found out I was assigned to an upper bunk, which was okay, I guess. But I think they could do a better job with safety measures. There's no safety rail on the upper bunk, and it would be really bad if someone rolled off. That's just my safety suggestion. When I checked out in the morning, it was quite an eye-opener. They tried to give me back Hong Kong dollars for the 100 RMB deposit I paid last night, but I pointed it out and they did return the correct amount. And just as the reviews mentioned, they charged a cleaning fee, which was over 20 yuan.

The transportation is very convenient with a shuttle bus to Tsing Yi or Kwai Fong MTR stations. There are large shopping malls near the MTR stations, and the staff were extremely friendly. The room was clean and comfortable. There is a 24-hour convenience store, restaurants, and a supermarket near the hotel, making it easy to buy daily necessities.

Immaculate cleanliness! We visited just the day after Halloween and even got to catch the tail end of the festivities. The hotel decor was stunning with a great festive atmosphere, and my kids had an absolute blast at the pool lounge area. The only downside is that the room soundproofing is rather poor, especially near the door. You could hear noise from the hallway and conversations outside even while sitting on the bed.

I've always been a Regal Platinum cardholder, but the Regal Oriental Hotel in Kowloon City has been converted into student accommodation. Today is my birthday, so I booked a room at the Regal Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui ten days in advance. There are plenty of staff members, and they were very enthusiastic and helpful, which I really appreciated—even a fallen leaf on the ground was swept up immediately. With foreign tourists everywhere in Tsim Sha Tsui now, service really needs to be on point. I knew this is an older, established hotel so it's bound to be a bit dated, but it's still acceptable. The front desk kindly upgraded me to a high floor on the 14th. The bed was indeed very comfortable and made it easy to fall asleep, and the air conditioning could be adjusted to a low fan speed. Note that smoking is prohibited and carries a $2,000 fine, which was reminded to me prior to check-in. I've been staying at Regal hotels for over 20 years; considering the price for Tsim Sha Tsui, it's affordable and worth a stay, especially since places in Tsim Sha Tsui East costing 2,000 to 3,000 dollars are just too expensive.