Hotels With Spa in Hong Kong, China

I stayed in a 'deluxe king room,' but I'm not sure if my definition of 'deluxe' in Hong Kong is just different. The room felt like it was stuck in the 80s – old carpets, a wardrobe door that wouldn't close, and a kettle with stains (I had to clean it myself with a toothbrush). There were no USB sockets by the bed for charging phones, one of the bedside lamps was broken, and the sofa was old and yellowed. The bathroom had three types of electrical outlets, which was nice, and the toilet was fine (just old). The bathtub had an anti-slip mat, which was a thoughtful touch. However, the bedsheets might not have been clean, as I was itching all night. Also, what's with their trash cans (some waste)? It felt like I was paying five-star prices for a two-star experience ($200/night).

We specifically booked this hotel for my child's college entrance exam, and it was excellent in every aspect – facilities, cleanliness, environment, and service. The breakfast was incredibly rich and varied, and it was very convenient to catch a taxi right outside.

Originally, I booked a Deluxe Room, but at check-in, we paid extra to upgrade to a Sky Suite on the 19th floor. The room was incredibly spacious with floor-to-ceiling windows on two sides, offering excellent light and a superb view of Victoria Harbour, with only minor obstructions. The room facilities were very complete, and the cleanliness was also excellent. The weather in Hong Kong was a bit chilly these past two days, so I didn't go swimming, but the pool looked truly beautiful! Regarding service, both the front desk and room service were excellent. I would definitely consider staying at The Royal Garden again next time.

The room was clean, bright, and comfortable. The front desk service was warm and attentive, and everything was well-organized. Breakfast offered sea views, and there's a lovely bar downstairs right by the sea. You can enjoy the stunning Victoria Harbour views while experiencing the friendly and thoughtful service from the smiling staff.

The location is fantastic, right above Mong Kok MTR station and next to Langham Place. The service is excellent, and all staff can speak Mandarin, with no signs of discrimination. We were also able to check in early when we arrived a bit before noon. The complimentary wine appreciation and Tai Chi classes were brilliant. The Tai Chi instructor gave many demonstrations and exercises, helping to correct our movements and explain practical applications. Learning by the rooftop pool, overlooking the Hong Kong city skyline, was a wonderful experience. Breakfast was superb, with a wide variety of choices, including custom-made fresh fruit and vegetable juices. The standard rooms are a little small and lack windows that open, relying entirely on air conditioning, but this is typical for hotels in Hong Kong. There's a tiny little park if you take the elevator to the basement and turn right upon exiting, which is quite a luxury in the heart of Mong Kok. Overall, highly recommended.

The best service I've ever experienced. Staff went above and beyond to accommodate us and the front desk staff speaks better English than me to boot. Rooms are great and come furnished with everything you need and more. The outlets are, I believe, British standards, but the room included adapters for USB charging and American standard. Our room had a pretty swank view that captured mountain, ocean, and cityscape in one frame Decent gym with maybe 10 treadmills, a small area for dumbbells, and enough machines to hit every major muscle group. Overall around the same caliber as a Planet Fitness.

Our 'standard room' (902) was advertised as a corner room, and while it wasn't exactly that, the view was still great, almost directly overlooking Kowloon Park. I also didn't experience any of the renovation noise that some other reviews mentioned. After a tiring journey, it took me a while to find the hotel entrance. It's actually not on Nathan Road, but on Kimberley Road (Miramar Tower Two), right next to Coach. The hotel is very close to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station Exit B2, and the surrounding area is excellent for exploring. I'd suggest upgrading the duvets, though. The down filling isn't fluffy anymore; it's a bit lumpy in places.

This hotel is incredibly convenient for attending shows at the AsiaWorld-Expo. It's just a two-minute walk over the sky bridge to get there. The hotel also offers a shuttle bus service to both the airport and Tung Chung MTR station, running every half hour, making it an excellent choice if you have an early flight. The room was clean and spacious, and they provided four complimentary bottles of water. The soundproofing was very good; I couldn't hear any airplane noise from my side of the hotel. I ordered a coffee at the lobby bar on the ground floor, but the latte art was actually worse than mine, and it cost 65 HKD. I later discovered a cheaper coffee shop just ten meters away on the side of the lobby.

This was my second time staying at Hotel Icon, and I’ll definitely keep coming back. The view from the room is amazing, and the location couldn’t be more convenient. A special thank you to Miss. Ruby Tse at the front desk. When I accidentally left my phone at the counter during check-in, she was so patient and quickly helped me find it. I also asked for a high floor, and she kindly arranged one for me – the view was perfect. Later, I got caught in the rain and was completely wet; Ruby noticed and handed me tissues right away. Such thoughtful and efficient service! Highly recommend this hotel, and hope to see Ruby again on my next visit hahaha.

Kerry Hotel boasts an excellent location, making it super convenient to get around. It's really close to Tsim Sha Tsui's K11, and you can even catch a ferry to Hong Kong Island from Hung Hom Pier right downstairs. This was my second visit to their Chinese restaurant, Hung Tong, and their roasted meats are absolutely fantastic! The rooms are very spacious, perfect for families traveling with kids. The hotel service is also top-notch and very welcoming to mainland Chinese tourists!