4-Star Hotels in Hong Kong, China

"This hotel offers great value for money compared to others nearby. Although not particularly spacious, having only one room per floor ensures a quiet stay. It's also very close to the subway station. The view from the window is quite nice, and we even got a room upgrade! If you're looking for a sea view, though, you'll pretty much only see a line of the horizon. A deposit is required for the stay, and RMB is accepted."

"The room was quite spacious, and I could see the sea view and the old Kai Tak Airport site from the window. It's quite convenient for concerts. However, the front desk staff felt very cold and indifferent, I'm not sure why."

"The room is 12 square meters with a 1.5-meter wide queen bed, so the two single beds feel a bit small. The hotel's location is excellent and easy to find, within a 5-minute walk from Fortress Hill MTR station, with plenty of dining options nearby. The front desk service is very attentive and offers luggage storage. There's also a free simple breakfast daily, including bread, juice, or coffee."

"Pros: The staff were all friendly and could communicate in Mandarin. The buffet dinner at 155 was great value for money. There's a shuttle service to and from the airport and Tung Chung MTR station. The room rate was also good value. Cons: Soundproofing wasn't great; I could hear noise from the hallway and planes taking off and landing. The air conditioning was a bit too cold. Overall, it's very good and the best choice near the airport. I would consider staying at Four Points by Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung again next time."

"I first saw Hotel Madera Hollywood earlier this year while passing through Central. I was initially drawn in by the graffiti design on the building's exterior, and then I marveled at its excellent location. I secretly wished I could stay there next time. After returning to Taiwan, I even specifically searched various travel platforms for guest reviews because it looked like it had a bit of an aged feel. I found that the reviews were very positive, so this time coming to Hong Kong, I directly booked a room to experience it myself. And indeed, from the front desk reception to getting the room card and the surprise upon opening the room door, all the way to checking out today, it has been the most satisfying stay. Honestly, before checking in, I was a bit hesitant about the room style based on what I saw online. But after actually staying, I've come to love this design. I can only say that photos really don't do justice to the beautiful and practical design of the rooms. Next time I come to Hong Kong, I will definitely choose Madera as my temporary home."

"I actually booked two rooms for my friend's family. First, the value for money is simply unbeatable. To be able to book a genuine star-rated hotel in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, for just over five hundred dollars per room is incredible. Second, while the location is a bit off the main thoroughfare in Causeway Bay, it's only about a 10-minute walk to SOGO and the MTR station. The rooms are clean and tidy. As for the hotel facilities and services, at this price point in Hong Kong, you really can't ask for more."

"I extended my stay due to my itinerary, and overall I was satisfied. The WiFi was great, and staying on the top floor was quiet and comfortable. The room was cleaned daily, and there was a water dispenser right outside the door where I could refill my bottle. The water quality felt just like mineral water. I'll definitely book here again when I come to visit my child. I hope I can get the same room then. I extended my stay three times without being asked to change rooms, and staying in the original room for seven days was quite good. The front desk even asked if I wanted to change rooms, but we were too lazy to move our luggage, so we stayed in the same room. The only minor drawback was that the front desk staff seemed to lack smiles overall. Some, despite not smiling, were very patient, but a few seemed a bit condescending. The cleaning aunties I met on the top floor every day were very enthusiastic. They would greet us when we left and ask if we needed cleaning. Downstairs, Mannings and Wellcome are conveniently located just behind the street for shopping. There's also a To Kwa Wan dai pai dong nearby that accepts cash or WeChat/Alipay 1:1, and the food tastes pretty good. The surrounding area is a mature street with most things you might need readily available. Since my child rents an apartment here, it's very convenient for shopping and finding almost everything necessary."

"I had previously stayed at Disney's Hollywood Hotel in winter, and I was disappointed that the outdoor swimming pool was unusable then. This time, I brought my kids to Hong Kong Disneyland and chose to stay here again. The piano-shaped pool in summer is absolutely stunning, with its design of a deeper middle and shallower sides, which is perfect for children as they can spread out and play. The adjacent slide is also a lot of fun; it's long enough but not too fast, making it enjoyable and easy for the little ones. The hotel service was exceptional. In the morning, checking in and storing our luggage was seamless. Although our room wasn't ready, we already had our room cards, and the front desk took our luggage tag to ensure easy delivery to the room. We could use our room cards to access the park through a special entrance, saving us from long queues and avoiding the summer sun. In the afternoon, I received a text message informing me that our room was ready, along with the room number. After leaving the park in the evening, we could go straight to our room using our room cards, and our luggage was already there. For traveling with kids, this kind of service really makes you want to come back again and again. There are many activities within the hotel, but my favorite was the 'Hidden Mickey' scavenger hunt. The kids were keenly interested in exploring the entire hotel, which is filled with artworks everywhere – truly a delightful experience of beauty and love."