Romantic Hotels in Hong Kong, China

"The front desk kindly upgraded us to a suite for free, which even came with a separate bedroom and living room! Both rooms had their own TVs, and the air conditioning could be adjusted independently. It was a fantastic room! Very spacious and clean, with two bathrooms. The washer/dryer combo was in the bathroom, but you need to bring your own detergent, which you can buy at a small shop on Chun Yuen Street downstairs. The mini-fridge and microwave in the room were also very useful. You can ask the front desk for Hong Kong adapter plugs; just return them at check-out. The hotel also offers different pillow options. Both the gym and outdoor pool are quite large. During our stay, on Thursday, the pool and exterior windows were being cleaned, which shows how much the hotel values hygiene. We could also store our luggage for free on the day of check-out. There are plenty of restaurants, 'bing sutt' (local diners), and 'cha chaan teng' (Hong Kong-style cafes) inside and around the Hopewell Centre, offering options for every budget. There are also several brand stores for shopping. 'My Cup of Tea' and 'Beef King' are both on Chun Yuen Street. During our stay, the staff at Sasa in the building even proactively gave us discounts when we shopped there. The lobby is on the 19th floor. We entered through the Hopewell Gourmet Street and just had to go to the 3rd floor, then transfer to the elevator for the 19th floor. It was a bit confusing the first time because of the split-flow elevators, but just follow the clear and prominent signs when looking for the elevator, and once you get your bearings, it's very convenient. The hotel is close to Wan Chai MTR station, making transportation very easy. You can walk all the way to Causeway Bay in just 20-30 minutes, or take the 'ding ding' tram back and forth."

"The hotel and rooms feel newer compared to others in the same price range. Rooms in Hong Kong are generally expensive and small, which was the case here. It had a 'large' bed that was actually two singles pushed together, and I had to climb onto the bed to draw the curtains, as you can see from the pictures. The aisle was very narrow, making the small space feel even more cramped and a bit depressing for one person. It's probably fine for business travelers. It's not far from Kai Tak, so many young people staying for concerts and events choose this hotel, and there were also student groups during my stay, so business seems good. They offer free bread and coffee in the morning. Aside from the small size, there aren't really any other downsides."

"The bedroom was clean, odor-free with big bathroom with a perfect shower. However, air conditioning is too strong even on lower level and the refill of tea and coffee in the room, need a little improvement for the price of the room. Breakfast is amazing, might need to think of bigger cups though 😉"

"This hotel offers great value for money in Hong Kong. It's clean, conveniently located, and a good choice for business trips. This year, I discovered a 'bing sutt' (a type of Hong Kong-style cafe) right across the street that serves delicious food – it wasn't there last year, which makes the location even better now!"

"I'm a monthly tenant here. I accidentally burned my ID on the induction cooktop, filling the entire room with a plastic smell. So, I quickly booked a one-night stay here. I booked a newly renovated room, hoping to try out their new accommodations. Unfortunately, it was a bit disappointing. I thought the new room would be more comfortable than the old ones. But honestly, new isn't always better; the old rooms are actually more comfortable. As a tenant in an old-style, monthly rental room on the 19th floor with a sea view, it's far more comfortable than the new rooms. Why? Because the new renovation smell is still present. The hallway carpet has a strong, unpleasant post-renovation odor, an indescribable smell. Opening the room, there was a strong glue smell from the renovation that still lingers. When I showered, I noticed some glue residue on the showerhead handle, which I had to scrub off my hands repeatedly with hand soap. I'd say the hygiene is just average. Although it seemed clean on the surface after the renovation, there was still a lot of dust, for instance, on a shelf above the toilet. The shower water pressure was strong, but sadly, the shower handle had a lot of glue on it. And throughout my shower, I kept smelling glue, which was very unpleasant. So, I don't recommend anyone stay in the new rooms. While the room is spacious and has an open view, the renovation workmanship isn't great. This renovation is essentially a copy of the Alexandra Hotel in Fortress Hill. The wooden materials and wall panels are identical, even the bed frame design is the same. It's truly the same group, using the same materials. Basically, the wood materials aren't very good, and the whole room just reeks of plastic. Overall, I can only describe this historic hotel as 'okay'."

"From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with incredibly warm service from the hotel staff. The doorman, a handsome young man, opened the door for us with a smile. The talkative concierge efficiently handled our luggage storage, and the sweet and gentle front desk lady checked us in, explaining everything carefully and maintaining a friendly, smiling demeanor throughout 🌹🌹🌹🌹. Our room wasn't huge, but it was spotless and well-maintained! The location is super convenient; there's a bus stop just a short walk away, and the Sung Wong Toi MTR station is about a 5-minute walk. It's also only a 10-15 minute walk to Kai Tak Sports Park, which was perfect for a leisurely stroll back to the hotel after attending an event there 🎉🎉🎉."