Hotels With Wifi in Hong Kong, China

The front desk staff were very friendly and check-in was quick. The hotel is new, the rooms are clean, and the location is close to the airport, which is perfect for those catching an early flight or who have just landed. Thanks also to Trip.com for the promotion; this room type offers great value for money.

The lobby is gorgeous and feels very secure. The service is also excellent. The rooms are a bit old but have everything you need and are very clean, with daily housekeeping. The location is fantastic, with a 7-Eleven, Circle K, and Mannings nearby. The tram and bus stops are right downstairs, and the MTR station is a straight walk away, no complicated turns. There are plenty of dining options around, with发达叉烧 (Fattat Char Siu) and Coco Espresso both very close. I arrived at noon, thinking I could only check in but not yet enter the room. However, the front desk saw there were available rooms and kindly upgraded me for free, allowing me to check in immediately. The service was excellent and very human-centered, not stiff or formal at all.

A convenient hotel situated next to Hong Kong International Airport. The Regal Airport Hotel is a 10-15 min walk from the arrivals hall A to the airport hotel. For some travellers who are on a long layover or on a business trip it is very convenient. If you have a very early departure from HKIA I would also recommend as you wont have the burden of having to wake up early to commute to the airport as you'd just be a walking distance. For those looking to travel into the city its not so convenient as you will need to take the MTR or a bus ride out each time. I'd recommend choosing a hotel in the city or closer to the main attractions

The room was clean and comfortable, and there were plenty of dining and entertainment options nearby. The hotel staff were attentive and welcoming. They even offered Hong Kong-style afternoon tea. Luggage storage was safe and thoughtfully handled. Plus, it's within walking distance to Victoria Harbour.

The service here is excellent! The front desk asked me what kind of room I preferred during check-in. All the hotel staff were very polite. The hotel is conveniently located right next to a Don Quijote store, which is great for shopping, and there's also a Little Bear Biscuit specialty shop nearby. It's also a short walk to the subway station, making it very easy to get around. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit!

The city-view superior room is quite spacious, which offers good value for money in a city like Hong Kong where every inch counts. The hotel's location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk from Tin Hau MTR station and similar distance to the 'ding-ding' tram stop, making transportation very convenient. There are plenty of food options and supermarkets nearby, and it's also easy to walk to the seaside promenade. The room was very clean, and the shower water pressure was particularly good and comfortable. The main drawback is definitely the air conditioning; it's too noisy to sleep with it on. The bed is also quite short; if you're 180cm tall, your feet will definitely hang off. However, the hotel can extend it, likely by adding a board, though this might restrict the aisle space. Another point is the breakfast – it's the same every single day 😒. Overall, for the price I paid with the voucher, it was good value for money.

The location isn't the best, situated in the middle of an aging industrial district, but you can tell that there are major revitalization efforts with the beautiful seawall walk to a large park. We lived on the 27th floor with a great harbour view (as the name suggests). Only 5 minutes away from the Metro, it's easy to quickly get to HK's Central and Kowloon districts! I already have a second booking at this hotel.

Service: I booked a deluxe sea-view room and requested a non-smoking, high-floor room away from the elevator. I checked in at 11 AM, and the official check-in time was 3 PM. I was assigned a non-smoking, high-floor connecting room right next to the elevator. Upon discovering noise issues late at night, I discussed it with the hotel, and they upgraded me to an executive suite. Although it was on a lower floor, the suite's layout was right by the sea, offering unobstructed views, which I was very happy with. Environment: The Fortress Hill MTR/bus station is close to the hotel, making it convenient for getting around. The hotel is built along Victoria Harbour, providing unobstructed views, and the suite offered panoramic vistas. Facilities: The bathtub was incredibly satisfying; both in the standard room and the suite, it was a great way to relieve fatigue. The hotel's pool was excellent, though unfortunately, it was cloudy, so the water wasn't crystal blue, which made it less ideal for photos. Hygiene: Full marks for cleanliness, impeccable inside and out. I don't understand how picky some guests must be to give a lower rating... I stayed in three hotels during my six days in Hong Kong, and this was the best. A perfect end to my trip. Thumbs up.

Every time I visit Hong Kong, choosing a place to stay is always a dilemma. It was a friend who told me about this hotel with a stadium view, and more importantly, an infinity pool on the rooftop. Kai Tak's transportation is also quite convenient, so I decided to book it without hesitation. When I arrived late at night, I honestly wasn't too impressed; there was nothing to see. I even noticed a strange smell in the room, and breakfast cost an additional 200 HKD per person. However, once I saw the pool, all my worries disappeared. For this price, having such an amazing amenity is truly fantastic!

The first room I got was unpleasant. The hallway at the floor and inside the room was had a cigarette smokes. I was stay up for a whole day. Inside the room was shocked me! A lot of mirrors surrounding inside the room. On the next day I spoke with front desk and they changed the room to me as what I booked originally. Better view and cleanliness. More options and convenience to take the public transits. More selections for the restaurants and shops.