Hotels near Kowloon MTR Station, Hong Kong

My five-year-old daughter was so sad about leaving Hong Kong and this hotel tomorrow that she cried in bed. She really loved this place! What made me feel very safe and secure, especially traveling alone with a child, was that you needed a room card to access any floor in the elevator. The room was cleaned daily, and we received two complimentary bottles of water every day, plus a free mini-bar. Our room also had a bathtub, and there's a pool at the hotel. It's a shame it rained during our entire trip to Hong Kong, so we couldn't swim. The hotel's location is excellent; I felt it was convenient for getting everywhere with a child. Every evening, I'd walk with her to Temple Street nearby for some herbal tea. All in all, I feel very fortunate to have found this hotel for our trip. Oh, and the medical staff in the lobby were all very friendly and professional, which really speaks to the class of this established four-star hotel! Thank you, Prudential Hotel, we'll definitely be back! 😁😁😁😁

This was my first time staying at this hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. The service at the front desk, in the lobby, and in the room was incredibly patient, warm, and attentive. It felt like the occupancy rate was high, and the lobby was bustling. Although I had to wait a bit for check-in, it didn't dampen my spirits at all. The room was spacious, bright, quiet, relaxing, clean, and comfortable; all in all, I really enjoyed my stay! The wardrobe, with its glass and solid wood frame, felt modern yet elegant. The view outside the window was captivating; while not a direct sea view, the distant skyline was impressive, with the scenery constantly changing as time passed. I was thrilled to admire the beauty of Victoria Harbour from such a unique perspective. I was even happy with the photos I took through the glass! The breakfast was also excellent! 😄 A delightful two days! Thank you, Park Hotel!

Location Inside Haiphong Mansion, right in the middle of Tsim Sha Tsui. Harbour City, Nathan Road, Kowloon Park, and the Star Ferry are all within walking distance. The MTR station is just minutes away, making it easy to explore both Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Room & Comfort I stayed for three nights. The single room is very tiny and has no window, but it feels cozy if you don’t mind the compact space. Linens were fresh, the layout efficient, and the air-conditioning was excellent — strong and reliable, which made the stay comfortable. The toilet was clean, and there was a multi-type power socket by the bed, great if you forget to bring a travel adapter. If you’re tall, the bed may feel restrictive as you can’t fully stretch out your legs. Amenities Facilities are simple: air-conditioning and Wi-Fi. No kettle in the room. Guests receive a single-use towel, shampoo, and shower gel every day, which keeps things hygienic and straightforward. Room slippers and bathroom slippers are provided. The Wi-Fi was fast and stable. Outside the room, there’s a water dispenser (hot and room-temperature only, no cold water) and a microwave oven free to use. Hot water for showering is available anytime. Hangers and a hair dryer are provided. Daily room cleaning is carried out, which keeps the space fresh. With plenty of food nearby, dining is easy and varied. Check-in Late check-in is allow here till 1am but after 12am need to inform the owner early. The front desk isn’t 24-hour, so arrivals after normal hours require coordination. This can be inconvenient for late-night travelers, but manageable if arranged in advance. Service The owner is genuinely nice and friendly, which makes a big difference in a guesthouse setting. Staff were helpful, making the process smooth once checked in. Allow to store your baggage before check in and out so you can explore in peace. Atmosphere The surrounding streets are lively, while the inn itself feels cozy. Some noise may filter through, but overall the vibe is casual and welcoming — closer to a homestay than a hotel chain. Building & Access The lift system in Haiphong Mansion is split between odd and even floors. Joyce Inn is located on the 5th floor, so you’ll need to use the lift serving odd-numbered levels. Verdict Joyce Inn is about location and value. Clean, affordable, and right in the middle of Tsim Sha Tsui’s energy. Best suited for solo travelers or couples who prioritize convenience over amenities. My three-night stay was comfortable overall — I appreciated the daily room cleaning, the fresh toiletries, the friendly owner, the strong air-conditioning, the clean toilet, the multi-type socket by the bed, the fast Wi-Fi, the abundance of food nearby, the free microwave oven, the provided slippers, the hot shower anytime, and the hanger and hair dryer. The price was about 80 SGD per night, which is acceptable, though I do hope it could be a little cheaper. The single room’s size and lack of window may not suit everyone, especially taller guests, but it worked well for me.

The Royal Garden Hotel is right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. I first stayed there back in 1999 when I visited Hong Kong, and I remember thinking how beautiful it was, especially the rooftop pool – absolutely stunning! The hotel's atrium restaurant, with its soaring, open-plan design spanning over ten floors, was also impressive. I've stayed at The Royal Garden several times since, and even on my most recent visit, it still felt remarkably new! Fantastic value for money.

Although the price isn't super cheap, the location is fantastic. It's really convenient for visiting Victoria Harbour and shopping in Tsim Sha Tsui, and it's right next to the MTR station. There are plenty of options for dining and shopping nearby. The facilities and service are decent. I've stayed here multiple times, and it offers great value for money. Highly recommended!

The location is fantastic, with direct access to West Kowloon. I couldn't believe how much bigger the room was compared to chain hotels in mainland China – excellent value for money! The staff were great, and the lobby is spacious and offers luggage storage. It takes about 20 minutes by taxi to get to Disney.

The service was excellent and very considerate. When I had questions about getting around, the hotel staff were incredibly helpful and answered everything with a smile. They were so welcoming! Nearby, there's a Carrefour restaurant with amazing pineapple buns, and also 'Auntie Cong's Desserts'. The Lung Shing Duty Free Pharmacy also offers top-notch service. I was very happy; both the hotel and the surrounding area were fantastic. Loved it!

The hotel amenities were great: an LG smart TV, a Michelin sound system, a mini-fridge, kettle, and an air purifier in the room. The mini-fridge was a nice touch, offering 4 free drinks daily, plus two bags of Lay's chips. Upon entering, there was a noticeable sweaty odor, which improved after running the AC and air purifier for a while. However, the duvet and carpets were clean and tidy. It's a bit of a walk to the metro and bus stations, about ten minutes, so it's fine if you're not in a rush. Despite the rooms being close together and facing the street, it was surprisingly quiet, and I slept very comfortably. Breakfast was pretty basic – just a bread and a cup of coffee. However, it seems to be a Korean-centric area with many Korean restaurants, so perhaps the breakfast caters to that preference. Overall, I'd still recommend it, and it was a bonus not having to wait until after 3 PM for check-in.

The hotel is surrounded by restaurants, shops, and stores. It's conveniently located, only a 15-minute walk from West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station. Although the hotel is small, it has all the essential amenities. The staff are very friendly and can speak both English and Chinese.

I booked two nights here at almost 500 per night, after carefully selecting it from an online platform known for its 'great value for money.' Overall, it had its pros and cons. **Location:** This is definitely its core strength. You can walk to all sorts of tea houses, dessert shops, shopping, and supermarkets that Tsim Sha Tsui has to offer. Pretty much every place we spontaneously tried nearby turned out to be highly recommended by others. Public transport, needless to say, is easily accessible. **Service:** We checked in on a non-holiday, arriving around 12 PM, and were able to check in smoothly without having to wait until 3 PM. The front desk staff and guiding personnel were all very polite and always smiling. **Room:** We booked a 20-square-meter king room. Generally, it wasn't particularly spacious; you couldn't open a 20-inch suitcase on the floor, but it wasn't cramped either. **Facilities:** This is where I felt they really fell short! First, the elevator – you have to wait a long time. There's only one elevator going up, so it genuinely took 5 minutes every time. For going down, there are two or three elevators, but only one goes directly to the ground floor. Another incredibly frustrating design was the motion-sensor light at the entrance. You couldn't manually turn it off, and it would periodically switch on automatically after we'd turned off all the lights to sleep! My child had just managed to fall asleep, and then suddenly was woken up by the bright light – it was beyond annoying! Eventually, around 1 AM, I had to go to the front desk for help, and they found an engineer to remove the motion-sensor light from our room. If your room also has a motion-sensor light at the entrance, I strongly advise asking the front desk to remove it proactively upon check-in. Otherwise, after a full day of activities, having to deal with this in the middle of the night is truly exhausting!