Hotels near Hung Hom, Hong Kong

"The room was extremely clean, neat, and comfortable, and the overall hygiene was great. The front desk staff, in particular, were wonderful—so warm, friendly, and polite. A male front desk receptionist named Charles was exceptionally helpful. As a young man, he was very patient with the elderly and went out of his way to assist guests."

"Rating: 4/5 — ”A no-nonsense workhorse of a hotel with a stellar location and a squeaky personality” To be completely honest, I chose this hotel purely out of cold calculation. I was attending a concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum, and the idea of ”walking to the arena in three minutes without even stepping outside” sounded like a dream. And you know what? Harbour Plaza Metropolis didn't disappoint on that front. Everything else, though, is a roll of the dice. Location is its superpower. You step out of Hung Hom MTR station, walk across the covered pedestrian bridge, and a couple of minutes later you're in the lobby. No rain, no scorching sun, no need for a taxi. The hotel is connected to Metropolis Mall—there's a supermarket, pharmacy, and cafes right downstairs. After the concert, when all of Kowloon was gridlocked in traffic jams, I simply strolled across the bridge and was back in my room. That feeling of ”I'm already home while everyone else is scrambling for a taxi” makes it easy to forgive a lot. And you will have to forgive a lot. The hotel is old, and it doesn't try to hide it. The hallway carpet probably dates back to the handover of Hong Kong; the room air conditioner hums like it's trying to achieve lift-off; and the check-in queue at the front desk takes about forty minutes. The staff are polite, but seem almost hypnotized—smiling and nodding while their eyes scream ”next!” On the bright side, the housekeeper was the sweetest person on earth and even left me a handwritten note wishing me a good day. It's a small touch, but it really brightened my mood. A special mention goes to the ”eco-policy.” There is no toothbrush, no slippers, and not even a complimentary bottle of water in the room. You can buy all of these on the ground floor. Formally, it's about environmental care. Practically, it feels like a test of endurance. Pro tip: stop by the supermarket in the mall before you check in to save your nerves. What came as a pleasant surprise was the swimming pool. Located on the 9th floor, it's open-air, has clean water, and lifeguards are on duty. After a muggy day in the city, it's an absolute lifesaver. The rooftop view of Hung Hom from above is surprisingly atmospheric. The verdict. This isn't a romantic getaway, nor is it a place that will roll out the red carpet for you. It's a reliable workhorse of a hotel: it'll get you to your concert, let you get some sleep (if you're lucky with the neighbors and the AC), and feed you breakfast. For the price, it's a fair deal. But if you're expecting flawless service and pristine modern furnishings, you're better off paying extra and looking elsewhere. I'd stay here again—but only if I'm going to another concert."

"The room was tiny, as is typical for Hong Kong. Although it was advertised as a double bed, it was really only suitable for one person. The biggest problem was the roaring air conditioning; it sounded like a leaf blower was running in the room. Since the windows were sealed, there was no air circulation without the AC. I couldn't sleep at all the first night, and I was so exhausted on the second night that I only got about five hours of sleep. There were no complimentary toothbrushes or toothpaste; you had to buy them at the front desk for 5 HKD. I booked over a week in advance, only to find that the walk-in rate on the day I arrived was actually lower than what I paid. Plus, there were some unpleasant stains inside the toilet seat."

"This is my second time staying at this hotel, and in every aspect, it solidifies my decision to choose it for all future business trips. First, the location is very convenient, being close to both Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Hung Hom MTR station. Second, the hotel feels very secure; you need to swipe your room card to enter the lobby and use the elevators, and the front desk is always staffed. Furthermore, any requests I made to the concierge were promptly addressed. During my stay, I even borrowed a charging cable from the front desk."

"Great Location, Excellent Views and Friendly Service I had a very enjoyable stay at the Empire Hotel on Kimberley Road in Tsim Sha Tsui. The location is excellent, making it easy to explore the surrounding area, with plenty of shops, restaurants and transport options nearby. The room was comfortable and nicely presented, and the view was a real highlight. Service was also good, with staff providing a pleasant and professional experience throughout my stay. Overall, a great option for anyone looking for a well-located hotel in TST. I would happily stay here again and recommend it to other travellers visiting Hong Kong."

"A high-value choice in Tsim Sha Tsui! The location is a huge plus—it's within walking distance to the MTR station, with plenty of shopping malls and local eateries nearby. Strolling to Victoria Harbour and the Avenue of Stars is also very convenient. The front desk staff provided thoughtful service and luggage storage was available. The room was clean and comfortable, and the Wi-Fi was stable. A peaceful stay in the heart of the bustling city at an affordable price—highly recommended for trips to Hong Kong."

"Great experience! The location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk to Jordan MTR station. I was surprised by the low ratings I saw previously, as I personally think it meets a 4-star standard. For this location, a price of around 400 is definitely worth it, and it's certainly better than a guesthouse. The room is a bit small, but it's very clean, and there's no old hotel smell like some mentioned. The air conditioning runs 24/7, which is very comfortable. I recommend a nearby place called ”Milk Ice Room”; the food is delicious and affordable (50 RMB per person is enough for a meal, and you get free milk tea with a main course). It's open from 7 AM to 9 PM, so you can eat there anytime."

"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."

"Although the room was small, it had a separate bathroom with a dry/wet area. The soundproofing wasn't great, and there were no drinks in the room; drinking water had to be fetched from the water dispenser in the hallway. The location is convenient, just a 3-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui East MTR Station Exit N1. It's only a 12-minute walk to the Hong Kong Museum of Art for exhibitions, and a 14-minute walk to K11, Avenue of Stars, Victoria Harbour, and Harbour City. There are many restaurants nearby, and shopping for daily necessities at SaSa and Mannings is also very convenient!"

"I stayed for 7 nights in mid-September for the Principal's concert (the pictures are from when I checked out). It was a newly renovated king room on the 16th floor, clean and new (though unfortunately, the new carpet had already been stained by a previous guest). Housekeeping cleaned daily, and water and toothbrushes needed to be provided by myself, but everything else was there. The front desk service was normally very good. The location is convenient, right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, making it easy to find food and go shopping. It's about a 10 to 15-minute walk to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station, Mira Place, Harbour City, K11, and more."