Hotels near Midtown, Hong Kong

Pros: - Clean rooms, daily housekeeping done - Good water pressure via shower head - Walkable to the metro - Elevators are fast - Staff was kind enough to help us hail a taxi for us to catch an 0800 train. Cons: - Not a fan of free the canned water - Smelled quite musty in my room initially (likely due to high HK humidity climate) - got better/subsided after having the ac running - Difficult to achieve a comfortable room temp, since there are signs that encourage you to keep the ac running, but I get cold easily and my partner gets hot easily - Required to keep the dehumidifier running 24/7 to keep the room comfortable (some ppl may like the white noise), I’m not a fan of air blowing on me while I sleep

Overall, it's pretty good, and the pool is huge. The location is also quite convenient; it's easy to get to the metro station and find places to eat. There's even a supermarket downstairs. However, the USB charging ports here don't seem to work very well. It's best to bring your own adapter, otherwise your devices might not charge.

We stayed at WAKE Concept Hotel for one night in a Standard Queen Room. We already knew the room would be small, so we didn’t have very high expectations. We only brought backpacks for this trip, which turned out to be a good choice because there is really no space for luggage in this room. If you’re booking the Standard Queen Room, I would recommend bringing a backpack or a small carry-on at most. Unfortunately, cleanliness was one of the biggest issues for us. I could see quite a bit of dust and some hairs that had not been properly cleaned. The room also felt like it was not very well maintained. The bathroom is extremely small, and when you shower, water will almost certainly splash into the toilet bowl area. The toilet flush was also not very strong, so we sometimes had to flush twice. The bed was another downside for me. It was quite hard, and unfortunately, I didn’t have a very good sleep that night. On the positive side, the location is very convenient. The hotel is close to Yau Ma Tei MTR station, and there are plenty of eateries, shops and convenience stores within walking distance. Another big plus is that there is a direct Airport Bus A21 that stops near the hotel, which makes getting to and from the airport very convenient. Since we were only staying for one night and the small room was already within our expectations, we were still okay with the overall experience. However, if I were staying for a few nights or longer, personally, I would not choose this hotel again. Overall, I would say this hotel is more suitable for a very short stay, especially if you are travelling light and mainly looking for a convenient location.

At first I think it was expensive and not worth it cause my friend reccommended but from the very first day of my stay it is very impressive. Amenities were good and enough for person like me who work everywhere and also the bed is good and we have two pillow ! I love it

I keep coming back to this hotel because it's very convenient in everything.Transportation,market,shops,restaurant which is plenty in the area.Check in is fast and the best part is they have kitchen to cook meals if you had enough restaurant food.Very clean and they come to clean your room every day.

✅ Pros: Good location, decent staff attitude, and they allowed a one-hour late check-out. ❌ Cons: There are numerous downsides, resulting in a generally poor stay experience. The hotel does not provide free toiletries; you have to buy them yourself. The vending machine downstairs was broken—after paying, the item didn't drop, and I had to go track down a staff member to sort it out. To top it off, the toothpaste comes in a foil packet! There are no adapter plugs in the room, so mainland appliances can't be charged directly. Bottled drinking water is not provided either; you have to take the bottle from the table and fill it up at the hallway water dispenser. The bathtub drains poorly, and overall cleanliness is mediocre. The room layout is weird, and the soundproofing is terrible, making it very easy to be disturbed by noise. Check-in time is strictly enforced. You must wait until 3 PM to get your room; even if you're only early by ten minutes or so, they won't accommodate you. The front desk queue is long, the self-service check-in kiosks are useless, and the wait time is excessive. Upon check-out, the front desk didn't even ask how my stay was, which shows they clearly don't value guest feedback. I suppose the price is somewhat standard—nearly 1,000 HKD a night—but it really doesn't live up to the cost at all. If it were a cheap hotel, I wouldn't bother mentioning these issues, but this is hands down the worst place I've stayed during my several trips to Hong Kong.

I booked a single room at the Venice Guest House for my trip to Hong Kong. To be honest, at first glance at the price, I was a bit apprehensive, fearing the room might be too small or the environment not great. But after checking in, it was truly much better than I expected! First, I have to praise the front desk staff – incredibly warm and friendly! Knowing it was my first time visiting Hong Kong, they not only quickly processed my check-in but also patiently introduced me to local delicacies and tourist attractions nearby. They even told me the most convenient way to take the MTR and advised me on places that are lively to visit at night. It really warmed my heart 🥰 As for the room, I booked a single room, and in a place like Hong Kong where every inch is precious, the space wasn't huge, but the layout was very reasonable, and it was kept extremely clean and tidy. The bed was just the right firmness, and I slept very comfortably. Basic amenities like air conditioning, hot water, and Wi-Fi were all well-equipped, and the hot water came out quickly, making showers very refreshing. The overall environment was better than what I imagined from the pictures online, and I felt very secure staying there. The location is also very convenient, with a vibrant local atmosphere around. Downstairs, there are convenience stores and local tea restaurants, and right outside the building is an MTR station! This is super friendly for tourists like me who mainly rely on public transportation. Overall, this guesthouse excels in cleanliness, convenience, and excellent service, offering great value for money. If I visit Hong Kong again, I would definitely consider staying here and would recommend it to friends on a budget who still want a comfortable stay!

On the ground floor, there were quite a few foreigners, seemingly all exchanging currency. The hotel is located in Block B, so you need to walk further inside and take the elevator. It's quite close to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station Exit N5. Right outside the building, there's an international mall, which is convenient for shopping. However, the fan inside was quite noisy, and the air conditioning wasn't really on. The overall hygiene of the building seemed just okay. The front desk staff were very nice and showed me how to use the key card access. A thoughtful touch was that they provided an adapter, as mainland Chinese and Hong Kong sockets are different.

The hotel offers a shuttle service to Tsuen Wan and Tsuen Wan West MTR stations. You can enjoy a great sea view from the hotel, and the rooms are quite spacious and comfortable. The staff are also very enthusiastic and helpful. For this price, it's a hotel with excellent value for money in Hong Kong. It's also not far from Tsuen Wan MTR to Disneyland and Tsim Sha Tsui.

Room is small and suitable for solo traveler. Location is good to access many attraction places. Airport bus A21 direct to hotel. They only provide disposable towel and is not so user friendly. Toilet is small. They don’t provide drinking water. Cleanliness is just alright and not for fussy people. Counter staffs are 24 hours. Many good foods eateries 7-11 nearby.