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Lanson Place Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Nestled in bustling Causeway Bay, this French-inspired sanctuary offers a serene escape. Recently renovated rooms bathed in natural light feature 55-inch smart TVs, Nespresso machines, and Dyson hairdryers for home-like comfort. With airport transfers, an executive lounge, and a fitness center, it caters seamlessly to both business and leisure. Rated 4.9/5, guests rave about its attentive service—a perfect urban retreat.
Regal Hongkong Hotel
Located in the heart of Causeway Bay, this hotel is your perfect choice! Great shopping and convenient transportation, plus a shuttle airport bus, make getting around a breeze. The spacious and comfortable rooms are ideal for long stays, with complimentary laundry service and a welcome minibar—so thoughtful! Whether for business or family trips, their executive floors and family-friendly facilities cater to all needs. Enjoy the pool and fitness center to unwind. Great value with excellent service—don’t miss out!
Hopewell Hotel
Nestled amidst lush greenery and offering breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour, this newly opened hotel in 2024 is a shining star on Hong Kong Island! Whether for business or leisure, it caters to all your needs. The spacious and cozy rooms feature wooden elements and warm tones, creating a homely atmosphere. Enjoy a variety of dining options, from Western to Chinese cuisine, along with a bar and café. Business travelers can utilize the versatile meeting rooms, while leisure guests can relax by the pool, sauna, or fitness center. With nearby attractions and shopping spots, your stay will be nothing short of extraordinary!
Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island
This hotel is nestled in the vibrant Wan Chai neighborhood, surrounded by malls, restaurants, and bars—perfect for exploring! Its unique design is infused with artistic flair, and the rooms reflect the area’s rich history and culture. Don’t miss the SkyBar and glass-bottom pool, both sleek and modern. With easy access to shopping and transport, you can stroll through historic Wan Chai and discover its hidden stories. A stay here is both stylish and immersive!
South Pacific Hotel
This hotel boasts a prime location between Wan Chai and Causeway Bay, with shopping and transportation at your fingertips! Just a few minutes’ walk to the MTR, and 5 minutes’ drive to Central or Admiralty. The unique 28-floor elliptical glass tower offers bright rooms with stunning city or Happy Valley racecourse views. Enjoy free high-speed WiFi, a fitness center, and spacious meeting rooms—perfect for business trips. With Times Square and Sogo nearby, dining and shopping are effortless, all at an unbeatable value!
Rosedale Hotel Hong Kong
Wharney Hotel
iclub Wan Chai Hotel
Garden View Hong Kong
The Charterhouse Causeway Bay
J Link Hotel
Traveler Reviews
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Lanson Place Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Staying at Lanson Place Causeway Bay was an absolute highlight of my trip to Hong Kong. The service was impeccable—staff were warm, attentive, and genuinely made you feel welcome. Breakfast was a standout: a wide variety of fresh, high-quality options, including a delicious hand-pulled wonton noodle bowl, perfectly baked croissants, and crispy hash browns. It’s clear the kitchen team put real care into sourcing good ingredients. I was especially excited to see Hainanese chicken rice on the dinner menu—I’ll definitely be trying it on my next visit! The only minor drawbacks were slightly weak shower water pressure and some sound transfer from the door closing, but these were truly negligible compared to the overall experience. Clean, well-located, and wonderfully staffed—this is one of the best stays I’ve had in Hong Kong, and I’d book it again without hesitation.
Regal Hongkong Hotel
Staying at Regal Hong Kong Hotel was a fantastic experience. The location is unbeatable—right next to the MTR station, with endless dining and shopping options just steps away. Everything you need is within walking distance, making travel stress-free. The room itself, while not brand new, was impeccably clean and well-maintained. The bedding was comfortable, and the space felt generous for a city hotel. Even though it has some years on it, the upkeep shows care and attention to detail. Check-in was quick and smooth thanks to the professional front desk staff. Common areas were tidy and welcoming, adding to the overall sense of reliability. It’s perfect for business travelers or short stays, offering excellent value for money. I’d definitely consider returning on my next visit to Hong Kong.
Hopewell Hotel
Staying at Hopewell Hotel was a fantastic choice for my concert visit in Hong Kong. The location is unbeatable—just across from Wan Chai MTR Station, and it’s less than a 10-minute walk to Central. Everything I needed was within easy reach, including great dining options all around. The hotel itself feels modern and well-maintained, with clean, comfortable bedding and a very quiet atmosphere—perfect for a good night’s sleep after a busy day. I specifically requested a higher-floor room during booking, and the team made it happen without any hassle. It’s clear they care about guest comfort and experience. I’ll definitely be returning to this hotel on my next trip to Hong Kong.
Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island
Staying at Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island was an absolute delight! While the view from the window faces a neighboring building’s glass façade, the location more than makes up for it—just a short walk to Wan Chai MTR station and the China Travel direct bus stop. The hotel sits right in the heart of the holiday magic: just steps away from Lido Street, a festive hotspot perfect for Christmas photo ops. Hop on the tram for a few stops and you’ll be in Central, where you can admire the massive Christmas tree beside the Mandarin Oriental—glow-in-the-dark lights create a dreamy atmosphere that’s picture-perfect. Great for families with kids, the hotel’s stylish design and welcoming vibe make it ideal for a cozy getaway. Just note that rates spike during peak Christmas weekends, but considering the convenience and charm, it’s still well worth it.
South Pacific Hotel
Staying at South Pacific Hotel was a fantastic experience. The room was spotlessly clean and surprisingly spacious—perfect for our group of four with plenty of room to move around. Right outside the hotel, just a short walk away, is the lively Ngau Yeung Market where you can truly immerse yourself in local life—fresh produce, street food, and authentic Hong Kong energy. Next to the market is the famous Jom Kee Seafood Street Stall, which we stopped by for dinner and were blown away by the flavor and value. It’s only a 6-minute walk to Times Square, so shopping, dining, and entertainment are all within easy reach. What really stood out was the hotel’s taxi booking service—they handled everything for us without hassle, even helping with luggage. This level of convenience made our stay stress-free and enjoyable. Everything—from food to transport to location—was seamless. Highly recommend this hidden gem for travelers who want comfort, authenticity, and great value.
Rosedale Hotel Hong Kong
Staying at Rosedale Hotel Hong Kong was a delightful experience overall. The staff went above and beyond—welcoming, attentive, and even offered a little treat of cookies upon arrival, which really made the stay feel special. While the building is somewhat older, typical for many properties in Hong Kong’s Island area, the room was immaculately clean and well-maintained, with everything working perfectly. What truly stands out is the location—just a short walk to both Causeway Bay and Tin Hau MTR stations, making it super convenient for exploring the city. The hotel is also close to Victoria Park and the waterfront, with plenty of trams and bus routes right outside. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this spot offers great value, quiet surroundings, and unbeatable access to transport and local attractions. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong.
Wharney Hotel
This place exceeded my expectations! Just a 200-meter walk from Exit C of Wan Chai MTR station—super convenient, and the route is lined with lots of local eateries. Around lunchtime, you’ll see plenty of Westerners and South Asians enjoying drinks on the sidewalk, giving the area a lively, authentic vibe. Nearby is one of Hong Kong’s latest viral dessert spots—so popular that the line was insane, so we ended up stumbling into a small ginger noodle shop called Jiang Gong Select. The food was amazing, though it was a bummer they didn’t accept Octopus or PayMe. The room itself isn’t huge, but the layout feels spacious and not cramped at all. The bathroom is compact—sitting on the toilet, the door brushes against your knee—but it’s spotless and freshly renovated. They even offered complimentary coffee upon check-in, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, offering to carry our luggage. One tip: avoid rooms right next to the elevator—those first ones on each floor are likely noisy due to poor sound insulation. We stayed in a mid-aisle room, and it was peaceful throughout. Overall, great value, excellent location, and warm service—definitely worth staying again.
iclub Wan Chai Hotel
📆 4-Day 3-Night Stay – Part 2️⃣ Check-in was quick and smooth, and the front desk staff were friendly and professional—gave us a warm welcome right away. The hotel is well-located, just a short walk from the MTR station, making it super convenient for exploring Central or Wan Chai. The room was spacious enough for a short getaway or business trip. The TV was a bit small and not smart, but the picture quality was clear and good for casual viewing. One thing to note: the TV is quite far from the bed, so you might need to adjust your seating position for comfort. The bathroom features a sleek glass partition between the shower and toilet area, giving it a modern, open feel. There’s a thick sliding curtain for privacy, which works well during showers. A quick tip: there are no power outlets by the bedside—so if you’re planning to charge your phone or laptop overnight, bring a portable power bank. The only outlet is located in a less convenient spot near the wall, which can be a hassle when trying to plug in while lying down. Breakfast is complimentary on the 5th floor, with a simple selection of breads and pastries. Coffee and tea are available, perfect for a quick morning boost. While the options aren’t extensive, the quality is consistent and satisfying. Check-out is effortless—you just drop your keycard into the box at the lobby. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money, excellent location, and a clean, comfortable stay. I’d definitely come back.
Garden View Hong Kong
Staying at Garden View Hong Kong was a delightful surprise! Located in a quiet mid-level residential area, the hotel offers stunning views of the city skyline. The 12A bus route makes getting to Central and Admiralty incredibly convenient—just a few minutes away with no transfers needed. The peaceful setting is perfect for unwinding after a busy day exploring Hong Kong. The room was clean, well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. It’s rare to find such great value in this part of town. I’d definitely stay here again on my next visit—highly recommended!
The Charterhouse Causeway Bay
Staying at The Charterhouse Causeway Bay was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—right next to major transit routes, making it super easy to get around Hong Kong. Just a short walk to the bustling Times Square and surrounded by countless dining options, from local street food to trendy cafes. The hotel itself is spotless and well-maintained, with staff who go above and beyond to ensure your comfort. Every detail feels thoughtfully designed, from the clean rooms to the attentive service. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this place offers the perfect balance of convenience, comfort, and value. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Causeway Bay—truly a gem in the heart of the city.
J Link Hotel
Staying at J Link Hotel was a pleasant surprise! Though the hotel is compact, it has everything you’d expect—clean, well-equipped rooms with a surprisingly decent-sized mini-fridge. The air conditioning is powerful, cooling down the room quickly and running incredibly quietly, which made for a peaceful night’s sleep. Located right in the heart of Causeway Bay, just steps away from Times Square, it’s super convenient for shopping, dining, and public transit. Despite being surrounded by city noise, the room’s sound insulation is excellent—outside may be bustling, but inside it’s calm and quiet. The bed is about 1.3 meters wide, comfortable for one person, though two might feel a bit snug. Overall, it’s a great value for money, perfect for travelers who want convenience, comfort, and a peaceful retreat in a lively area. Highly recommended!
Wifi Boutique Hotel
This was my first stay at Wifi Boutique Hotel in Hong Kong, and I arrived around 10 PM. The area nearby is mostly furniture stores and home decor shops, and the hotel entrance has dim lighting—could easily be missed if you're not paying attention. But there's a convenient 24-hour convenience store right next door, a self-service laundry facility, and even a few coin-operated claw machines for some fun. When checking in, I asked about delaying checkout, and the staff mentioned a $200 fee per hour extension—fair enough for the location and service level. The room itself is spacious with high ceilings, giving it an open and airy feel. Minimalist design with white tones and soft, well-balanced lighting—it feels clean, calm, and very comfortable. The bathroom is compact but fully equipped with shampoo, body wash, and hand soap. The TV offers YouTube and Netflix access—great for downtime. Staff also mentioned a lounge area on the 4th floor where guests can smoke. Unfortunately, I arrived too late to explore the hotel’s facilities beyond the lobby and room. Still, my overall impression was excellent—well-kept, modern, and welcoming. I’d definitely come back. Pro tip: Bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste, or buy them at the front desk. A HK$500 deposit is required upon check-in.
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