Hotels With Parking in Hong Kong, China

Great value for money and super convenient location! It's just a 5-minute walk to Tin Hau MTR station, and there's an A11 Citybus stop nearby that takes you straight to the airport in about an hour. The area is packed with amazing food options, and the famous dessert street, Tsing Fung Street, is right around the corner. Perfect!

All quite good, but with too many small flaws. The pictures show so many little details, such as disturbingly misaligned things, poorly assembled or finished decoration elements, plainly broken or missing parts, dirty mirrors. The place needs adequate management capable to put the due attention to the details, because the price does not leave space for tolerance.

The fastest way to get here is by taking Exit A from Kwai Hing MTR station. The hotel is excellent; no deposit is required, and toothbrushes and toothpaste are provided. It's about a 20-minute MTR ride to Tsim Sha Tsui, and you get a nice view from the elevated track when passing Kwai Chung station. The hotel offers convenient luggage storage, and the bed is very large. Daily housekeeping includes changing sheets and duvets, which I really appreciate. The room is spacious, feels like around 30 square meters, and I love that the shower and toilet are separate. The hotel is surrounded by many residential areas, making the environment quiet. I'd definitely come back again.

We really recommend Panda Hotel to everyone especially big families!! as what I’ve noticed most of the hotels in HongKong are very tight — no space for luggages, like once you open the main door the bed and cr is what you’ll see directly… However here in Panda Hotel, it is really spacious! We are a family of 7 and we booked 2 family rooms, 3 adults per room and 1 kid, and they gave us the connecting room which was so convenient for us since we can access the other room! Also this hotel is located at the 3rd floor of Panda Place (A mall where there are grocery stores, convenience stores, fastfood chains, cosmetics stores and stores that you typically see in a mall, which makes the location very great! There are 2 MTR stations near too, about 10mins walk to go there. The Tsuen Wan station is our go to station as it is more accessible since there is a connecting footbridge from Panda Hotel — what makes it more better is that they provide a guide map and more) However from the central, it is kind of far like about 10 stops, but it is still fine as mtr is just so fasttt!! As for the cleanliness, it’s all good, they clean everyday but not too good… The staffs there are also accommodating, kind, not strict and nice! There are a lot of amenities too!

This hotel boasts an excellent location – it's right in the heart of Hung Hom, what I like to call the 'center of the universe.' There's a side entrance that leads directly into a mall, offering plenty of dining, entertainment, and even car shopping options. A skybridge connects the mall to PolyU, and nearby you'll find the Hong Kong Science Museum and Hong Kong Museum of History, making it super convenient for exploring. From the hotel's back exit, you can walk past the Hong Kong Coliseum and soon reach the trendy new hotspot, the Hung Hom Promenade. The hotel also provides multiple shuttle buses to Middle Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, and Hung Hom Station is conveniently located nearby. I booked a suite this time, and I wasn't aware of any specific benefits when I made the reservation. So, I was pleasantly surprised when the front desk staff, referring to a printout, informed me that it included a buffet breakfast for two, as well as afternoon tea and evening refreshments at the Executive Lounge. The room was quite clean and quiet at night. The kitchen facilities were very complete, perfect for anyone who wants to cook during their stay. The hotel's breakfast spread was quite extensive, featuring a variety of Chinese, Western, Japanese, and Indian dishes. It caters wonderfully to guests from different countries, ethnicities, and backgrounds worldwide. The Executive Lounge is conveniently located on the same floor as the suites. I visited twice, and the atmosphere was elegant with incredible sea views. Even better, you can step out onto the terrace to admire the stunning views of Victoria Harbour, which are equally beautiful day or night. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Hong Kong.

The hotel lobby is beautiful. It’s large and open, very grand. Staff seem friendly and helpful, and speak great English so there’s no need to worry about communication. The level 10 corridors are a little like being in a carnival hall of mirrors or a casino which is odd (image of carnie corridor included 🤣) The room is clean and spacious enough for two people who don’t mind being close. I stayed in the room alone so it feels very section. Great water pressure in the shower!! 10/10 A good spot for a layover for sure

Just a stop over in Hong Kong way back to Macau. Surprised with kids friendly accommodation as stay 1 night with my 10 year old daughter. Convenient with train station and shopping mall! At midnight as AC could not adjust to warm the room so room service for extra blanket was kindly delivered to door within 7-8 minutes.

This hotel is decent. Even though it opened in 2009, the facilities are still in good condition and don't feel old. The room size is ample; there's enough space for two people and two suitcases without feeling cramped. The bed is a bit on the small side; it's fine for someone around 160cm tall, but taller people might find it too short. **Location:** It's close to the Kai Tak venue, about a ten-minute walk, which is super convenient for concerts as you don't have to deal with crowded subways. Sung Wong Toi MTR station is also about a ten-minute walk, and there's a bus stop downstairs. **Hygiene:** Good, the sink in my room wasn't tiny this time. **Power:** You'll need a universal adapter. There's only one outlet at the desk, but there are more behind the bedside table – you just have to move the table a bit to access them. **Food & Drink:** There's a dim sum restaurant downstairs, and several local 'cha chaan tengs' (Hong Kong-style cafes) nearby. The food at all of them is good, no duds. Just be aware that some only accept cash or WeChat/Alipay, but not Octopus card. The hotel also offers a shuttle service to Tsim Sha Tsui East and West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for future concerts. **P.S.:** The hotel doesn't provide free bottled water. The 370ml bottles they sell for HKD 5 are not worth it. You can buy larger bottles of Vita distilled water for HKD 2 at nearby pharmacies or local convenience stores.

This is the hotel Carina Lau stayed at on her 'A Road to Splendid Flowers' trip. It's newly opened, the facilities are very clean, and it's located in Wan Chai. There are lots of great food options nearby, and popular dessert shops are within walking distance. It's also super convenient to buy egg tarts. The hotel rooms are spacious, and after checking in, we figured out how to get to our room, which was quite convenient. You can take the A11 bus to the airport, which is very handy. Just a suggestion: it would be great if the gym had a scale. The cleaning staff were very friendly and greeted guests. I'll definitely stay at Hopewell (referring to the area or a misremembered hotel name like Hopewell Centre being near by) again next time I'm in Hong Kong.

We were a party of three, and upon check-in, a lovely lady at the front desk proactively upgraded us to a more comfortable quad room. She was incredibly kind and gentle. During our stay, the cleaning staff also greeted us warmly; the service was truly exceptional. The room was much larger than we expected, significantly bigger than other hotels in the same price range. The cleanliness was also far better than anticipated. The breakfast spread was quite generous. Next time I'm in Hong Kong for a concert, I'll definitely choose to stay here again.