Seaview Hotels in Hong Kong

Stayed in late December for 5 Nights, booked 2 rooms for the family . I don’t recommend this hotel for tall people. The ceiling is not for International height haha. We thought all rooms have bath tubs but none and toilets are considered small, stained carpets and overall the rooms are badly in need of serious renovation. The persons who cleaned up our rooms are very good, we are grateful to come back to cleaned up room, fresh bed sheets. Their swimming pool remained open. I requested months prior for interconnecting but non available on the day so the front staff arranged adjacent rooms but it turns out it wasn’t adjacent but few rooms father from each other :). We stayed anyway because rooms already paid btw. Hotel has lovely Christmas decorations and you are surrounded with luxurious brands like Rolex, Patek etc but these shops btw have no stocks to offer even if you’ll pay cash so it’s useless. The location is not the best but acceptable. We saw drank men fighting nearby the hotel one night but we just walked straight and did not bother their business :).

The building and rooms are quite old.I was disturbed by the noises from outside all night long. I woke up around 2 am thinking it's morning traffic of 7am. They don't provide water and toothbrushes, so be prepared. The location is not so close to Subway station. You need to walk around 10 mins. The neighborhood felt like a Korea town. If you need more Hong Kong style food, you need to walk around again. For buses that go to the subway or Harbour, you need to walk 7 mins and then take the bus for 5 minutes sth it is almost the same as directly walking to the subway.

The location is pretty good and also have the bath tub which make you relaxed after walking all day, but the reason I wouldn’t come here again is the flush toilet is very closed to the bath tub, not comfortable to sit even my height is 1.55 m. So, let’s imagine if you are taller and bigger! And According to the Gov, the hotel doesn’t provide free bottle, dental kit, etc!, so just curious that every hotel in HK follows this regulations or not? Never met this situation in last time I visited HK!

Mainly worth it due to Good location near Tsim sha Tsui and many eating places. No pool or extras. Free WiFi was slow. Business center quite obsolete. Restaurants quite pricey even with the discount for hotel guests. Breakfast at HK$130 was only thing we did one morning, Not bad.

Stayed here for 4 nights and we love the room since its big, the bed since we were able to sleep comfortably, the location since its surrounded by different stores and the service since I've called them more than once and they were able to assist real time.

Nina hotel is accessible to Mtr and travel to different sites is not a problem even when using a bus. It is adjacent to 2 Malls (Op and nina mall )and walking distance to Tsuen Wan mall. Our room size is ok with a nice unobstructed view of the harbour. However,breakfast buffet menu is the same all throughout our stay of 4 days. There was no variety in the food. We were hoping a change in the food or even an additional choice but there was none.

The room not quite big but can accommodate to two persons. It’s a bit far to HK Disneyland, but good thing it’s near and walkable to MRT station, and it’s a big plus in travelling using the daily transport, rather than spending much to taxis or cab. A lot of food stores and restaurants outside if you want to explore the foodstuff. Fresh towels provided daily and I kinda like it.

I don't believe this hotel deserves a four-star rating. There are only three elevators, which often become quite crowded. I had to skip a few and wait for a less busy one. Additionally, the swimming pool is currently closed. Being an older building, the water pressure is not very good; I imagine it’s challenging to provide hot water to the higher floors. The air conditioning seems to be malfunctioning, as it blows out cold air instead of heating. Overall, the hotel feels quite outdated and could benefit from a thorough cleaning. I didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on that aspect. On the positive side, the hotel is conveniently located about a ten-minute walk from the North Point subway station. There is a 24/7 check-in desk, which I appreciated since I arrived at 4 AM. However, my room was quite cold, so I requested an extra blanket, and they promptly provided one.

Our first time experience with Harbourview was reasonably good. We booked and stayed in a good size Executive Guest Room with a King size bed. The receptionist gave us a free upgrade to move up our floors from 6-13th floor to 20/F. The checked in and out procedure were pretty straight forward. The room came with a great panoramic view of the Victoria harbour, however, the window was not very clean due to recent renovation work of the hotel building. The bathroom was a little small but manageable. Most impressive was the powerful shower jet which definitely took away our tiredness after a long day of sightseeing. Our suggestion would be adding some hangers or hooks in the bathroom for hanging the wet towels. Also, there was no proper area to put the soap around the water basin. Replacing better quality toilet roll and adding an extra one would be great. We could not complain any more as we received a huge discount when booking via Trip.com. We will consider staying at Harbourview again in the future for her great location near Wan Chai and Causeway Bay with many diverse restaurants and bars around on Hong Kong Island. It was only 10 minutes walk from the hotel to the waterfront as well as the nearest MTR (railway/Metro/Subway) stations which would allow you to explore almost all the tourist attractions in Hong Kong by the public transport network.

Hotel checkin is absolutely pathetic. Room was also pretty average with a Harbour view in the East wing looking further out to the East of the Harbour with obscured views due to the adjacent rooms . Not a very well designed building. When lazing on the couch by the window you a glaring directly into the adjacent room and the windows are not sufficiently glazed for privacy. Rooftop pool is excellent however it opens between 7am and 8pm so you cant really enjoy the view while swimming at night. This is Hyatts version of the mondrian but it feels very cramped and the hotel is morphed into an existing building by way of major refurbishment. Didnt really like the staff attitide either and I got the impression most of them were inexperienced