Hotels With bar in Hong Kong, China

"the room was beautiful, tho its not as clean as i expected it to be... there's blood stain in the couch and window nooks. a lot of long hair strands in the carpet. i know they can do better. i still like the hotel, the shuttle service from hotel to train station is big help for guests. since there is no free bottled water on rooms, at least have a water dispenser on some floors. the breakfast is buffet but... sorry but its so bland. im not a picky eater but... its really disappointing. if you gonna ask me, if i will stay again on this hotel, probably not. 1000+ rmb for family room and the experience is just so so... sorry. ✌"

"💡 **Unbeatable Location:** 📍 378 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei 🚇 4-6 min walk from Jordan Station Exit B1, 5 min walk to Yau Ma Tei Station. ✈️ A21 Airport Bus stops right outside, super convenient for airport transfers. Just one metro stop to Mong Kok! So much fun shopping at Sneaker Street!~ 🌃 **Food & Fun Nearby:** ▪️ Temple Street Night Market ➡️ 3-min walk ▪️ Tsim Sha Tsui / Avenue of Stars ➡️ 1 metro stop ▪️ 7-Eleven + Cha Chaan Teng + Starbucks right downstairs One-stop shop for late-night snacks and morning tea! A true paradise for night owls!✨ 🛏️ **Room Experience:** The two beds are spacious enough (which is impressive for Hong Kong! 😭) ✔️ Converter plug + toiletries provided ✔️ 90% cleanliness (small suggestion: dehumidification could be improved) ✔️ Front desk staff are super nice and luggage storage is free! ⚠️ **Heads-up Tips:** 1️⃣ Some room types have a musty smell, suggest choosing higher floors. 2️⃣ Room downgrades are common during peak season, confirm your room type in advance. 3️⃣ Soundproofing is average, light sleepers should bring earplugs. Overall, excellent value for money! Especially suitable for: 🔸 Explorers (all attractions within walking distance) 🔸 Foodies (tons of popular eateries downstairs) 🔸 Transit passengers (direct airport bus) Hong Kong hotels are generally expensive with small rooms, this one is truly a gem in the industry! 👏 The only minor flaw, which the hotel should address, is that the pillows are really uncomfortable."

"It's rare to find a hotel with such spacious rooms and a reasonable price in the Wan Chai area of Hong Kong. The hotel's location is excellent, conveniently close to Wan Chai MTR station. The staff service is good, and the rooms are very spacious. The housekeeping staff did a great job cleaning the room. The only minor drawback was that the air conditioning wasn't very effective; I woke up feeling hot in the middle of the night, and the AC fan was quite noisy. Everything else was great. Overall, it exceeded my expectations and I recommend staying here."

"I was quite apprehensive before checking in because I'd seen some mediocre reviews. We stayed for one night in a twin room and six nights in a triple room. When the hotel was built, it must have been quite luxurious, though it's definitely showing its age now. However, overall, it's still good. The twin room had a bit of a musty smell, but the triple room was excellent. Although the beds were small, they were quite comfortable, and the room had a partial sea view. The shower pressure and temperature were both very comfortable. The location is incredibly convenient, very close to the University of Hong Kong. If you don't want to walk uphill, you can cut through from HKU MTR Station Exit B1 to A2. The tram stop is right downstairs, and the A10 bus stop is across the street. There are many supermarkets nearby, so we bought groceries to make simple meals at the hotel. It's only about 1.5km from Kennedy Town promenade, a short walk or a 3 HKD tram ride. I didn't take photos of the room because they were exactly as shown in the hotel's pictures. The last photo is of the beautiful sunset in Kennedy Town. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit."

"To be honest, the front desk upgraded me to a deluxe room, which I appreciate. The cleaning staff were also very friendly and the service was good. The location is unbeatable for anyone going to the Hong Kong Coliseum. I can understand not providing toothbrushes and toothpaste, but I still hope for bottled water, even though there's a supermarket downstairs. The worst part was the hygiene. I woke up in the middle of the night and felt a big red welt on my elbow, probably from an insect bite. I also had some small red spots on my back. I checked the sheets and finding hair wasn't even the worst part; I found some dirty debris that looked like insect fragments. When I lifted the duvet cover, I saw the duvet itself was also dirty. I lifted the pillowcases, and every single pillow was dirty. I grudgingly picked one to sleep on. I saw in other reviews that people also had insect bites, so I hope everyone is aware."

"it was a last minute booking for an overnight stay as I missed my train to Shenzhen and Largos happens to be the decent price for moments like this I would say that overall experience seems to be unexpected as the reception happens to be at the cafe (they happen to share the same venue) but as long it helps admit the process to your room, it’s alright with me I stayed at the 10Floor requesting a double bed and they delivered"

"The hotel is located in the bustling area of Tsim Sha Tsui, just a 5-minute walk from MTR Exit P3. There are many restaurants nearby. I booked the cheapest room, and the size was decent; I could even open my 30-inch suitcase. The hairdryer, however, was a bit old-fashioned. Basic disposable toiletries were provided, there's a water dispenser next to the elevator, and you can borrow an umbrella for free in the lobby. Overall, it was pretty good."