Hotels near MTR Olympic Metro Station, Hong Kong

"Great! They have universal power adapters, a laundry room, and it's an eco-friendly hotel ♻️. It was very clean. A big thank you to the handsome guy who checked me in on the afternoon of the 15th for the room he arranged for me. I love it! 👍"

"Had a fantastic stay! The hotel feels really new and has a pleasant, fresh smell. The shower is a walk-in with great water pressure and consistent temperature. The sheets and duvet covers were spotless and wrinkle-free, making for a very comfortable sleep. The fried eggs and coffee at breakfast were excellent. The front desk staff were incredibly patient, answering all my questions with a wonderful attitude. It's great value for money, and I'd definitely recommend it to friends."

"This hotel offers incredible value for money! For Hong Kong, where space is at a premium, the room was surprisingly spacious, clean, and tastefully decorated – it far exceeded my expectations. The location is absolutely perfect; it's only a 5-minute taxi ride to West Kowloon, and there's a subway station nearby, making trips to Disneyland super convenient. Getting around was a breeze, and the stay was so comfortable. It's definitely my top choice for a trip to Hong Kong, and I'll be staying here again!"

"This room is not only spacious and bright, feeling completely open and airy, but also immaculately clean and perfectly organized in every corner. The minimalist decor, combined with ample natural light, makes the entire space feel exceptionally fresh and transparent, offering a refreshing sense of comfort and ease. It’s like a peaceful sanctuary, perfect for both work and relaxation."

"The room was pretty good, and the hotel breakfast was excellent. I appreciated the thoughtful touches like the multi-adapter and the toothbrush and slippers provided. The biggest draw for us was the convenient location – there's a mall downstairs with plenty of dining and shopping options, and it's super close to Mong Kok Station. Minor hiccup: After checking out and leaving Hong Kong, I realized I'd left my headphones in the room. I called the hotel, and they did find them. However, customer service said they couldn't mail them to me, even if I offered to pay for shipping upon delivery. Since I don't have any friends going to Hong Kong soon to pick them up, I unfortunately had to give up on them."

"The room environment and hygiene were generally fine, just like in the pictures. The location is quite convenient, situated in an old residential area with a 'cha chaan teng' (local diner) and a Wellcome supermarket nearby. It's about a 10-minute walk to either Mong Kok Pedestrian Street or the Yau Ma Tei Police Station. The only downside is that they no longer offer adapter plugs for loan; you have to purchase one at the front desk for HKD 100. If you're staying here, I recommend bringing your own three-pin square adapter in advance. Also, this time they didn't honor my request to avoid a room at the end of the corridor, nor did they explain why, which suggests the front desk staff's service awareness could be improved."

"Overall, a pretty good stay. The hotel is in the heart of Mong Kok, which makes getting around, shopping, and finding food super convenient. The room was well-cleaned, and the facilities were complete. The free WiFi was also stable. The rooftop pool offers excellent views, and the breakfast had a great variety of Western and Chinese options. The only downside is that the soundproofing for rooms facing the street isn't great; you can hear traffic noise at night. If you need a quiet room, I'd recommend asking the front desk for an inner-facing room when you check in."

"The hotel's location is pretty good, strategically situated between Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok. For breakfast, there's a decent variety, including Western, Chinese, and Cantonese options, which is certainly enough to get by. The room itself was quite nice; even though I only use a small portion of a large bed, it was perfectly adequate for me. I stayed for three nights, and my only regret was that for the first two nights, the fan outside my door was incredibly strong, creating a mix of wind noise and a low-frequency hum. When I slept on my side, it would transfer through the pillow and affect my sleep. On the third day, after moving to room x15, everything was fine."

"The Metropark Hotel Causeway Bay Hong Kong is just a few minutes' walk from the MTR station, which makes getting around super convenient. There's also an airport shuttle bus stop right outside the hotel. Across the street, you'll find a 'bing sutt' (Hong Kong-style cafe) where you can grab some instant noodles and other local eats. Overall, it's a great spot for dining, accommodation, and transportation."

"Great location, and the room was nice, clean, comfortable, and spacious. Very satisfied! The only minor issue was that being on the first floor, the traffic noise was quite noticeable. If you're sensitive to noise, I wouldn't recommend a first-floor room. Otherwise, everything else was excellent, and I would definitely choose this place again next time."