Location is amazing if staying in HK side. Right above the MTR - Admiralty and Pacific Place…read more(mall). Filled with shops, high & low, food and easy access to convenience stores like 7/11 on the MTR level. Easy walk out to neighborhoods like Wan Chai for local eats, and strolled a little further to Central or CWB! Be sure to do booking/resy for restaurants - seems to be the way to go. The hotel itself is well maintained. The rooms are beautiful, even is it's a little dated in some areas (bathroom) but the views are amazing looking at the hills, trees and houses above. Love that they provide international plugs already, so no need to have your converters. Hospitality: staff are all friendly, warm and welcoming. They always greet their guests with a smile. Housekeeping team - top notch! I'm so glad we picked JW, over the Conrad (ugh don't ask, had the worse experience in Singapore)... since we are members of both rewards programs. I feel like the JW is more on brand as their top tier namesake. I'm happy to be a Marriott Bonvoy member and excited for more stays! Pro tip: with the Marriott Bonvoy, you get late check out, so if you decide on a late flight, you don't need to rush. Just ask Concierge to make a note of it.

While I personally preferred staying on the Kowloon side, the JW Marriott in Hong Kong offers a…read morevery convenient location on Hong Kong Island. One of its biggest perks is the direct access to the Admiralty MTR station right beneath the hotel, making it incredibly easy to explore the city. Also below the hotel is a sleek, modern shopping mall packed with dining and retail options--though for my taste, it leaned a bit too polished and commercial. That said, just a short walk away is Bakehouse, an excellent spot for egg custard tarts and other baked treats. You'll also find several well-known roast goose restaurants in the area, which are absolutely worth seeking out. Inside, the hotel is clean, contemporary, and staffed by a genuinely attentive team. The lobby is stunning, with massive windows offering sweeping views of the city and harbor. Our room (2002) was spacious and well-appointed, with comfortable beds, a pillow menu, generous bathroom featuring both a tub and shower, and plenty of canned water on hand. Our corner room's wraparound windows provided panoramic views, and the blackout drapes--controlled remotely--did a great job blocking the early morning light. The outdoor pool and bar were open until 10 p.m., which our family appreciated after long, hot days exploring Hong Kong.

The Conrad Hong Kong delivers a consistently excellent experience and the service is on par with…read moreConrad properties around the world. The concierge team is especially helpful with recommendations and securing restaurant reservations which made navigating the city much easier. The executive lounge is a great perk and the food there is genuinely well made, not just standard hotel fare. Garden Cafe breakfast has a smaller selection, but everything is fresh, the coffee is good and there is plenty of seating if you go before 9am. The gym is on the smaller side compared to other Conrad's, but it is well equipped. I really appreciate that they have a barbell with plenty of weight, enough to lift well over 200KG, along with a smith machine, back machines, chest press, leg machines, a treadmill, bike and ski erg. It covers everything you need for a solid workout while traveling. The overall aesthetic of the rooms and lobby feels timeless and well maintained. The hotel sits above a very large shopping center and the elevators give you direct access to both the mall and the train system which is incredibly convenient. Overall, the Conrad Hong Kong is a well run, comfortable and thoughtfully designed hotel. I highly recommend staying here when visiting Hong Kong.

A great place to stay near the Admiralty MTR station. The staff are extremely friendly and able to…read morehelp with anything you may need. The staff in the executive lounge are excellent and provide great recommendations when asked. They have very good food within the hotel and their breakfast that is offered at Garden Cafe offers a wide variety of very well made dishes. Their gym is very well equipped and is kept very clean as well. We went over the holidays this past year and parts of the hotel were under construction, but it was a very nice experience overall. The rooms are clean and are of decent size. There isn't a lot of closet storage space for suitcases, so we ended up storing our larger suitcases in the room itself. We had some difficulty because some of the elevators were being repaired so we had some difficulty/fairly long wait times getting to and from our rooms on the 60th floor.

What a gem! I can't believe I'm the first to review this place on Yelp (maybe Yelp is still new in…read moreHong Kong??) Found this place from the top reviews for hotels in Causeway Bay on Trip Advisor that was in my price range. The view is breathtaking! I was not expecting such a great view and incredible service from hotels in my price range. Usually, I stay at one of those big box chain hotels but I'm so glad those were all over my price range during this visit because I was able to then find this place. The Japanese restaurant next door, Oku, was also very delicious! The location is so convenient. I will definitely stay at Gloucester Hotel when I come back to Hong Kong.

I travel to Hong Kong every year, sometimes twice and usually stay on Kowloon side. This year I saw…read morea great price for Gloucester Hotel so I thought I'd give it a try. It's a small boutique hotel near Causeway Bay/Central area. My first impression is that the rooms are big for this part of town, and the view is amazing. I also like how it's very close to a lot of areas, and only a few blocks from the subway. That being said, it happens to be on a street that isn't too noisy so it's a pretty good compromise. Rooms are very clean, and the hotel seems to be new. Staff was friendly as well. You get a better deal booking online. This will be my new spot when I stay in Hong Kong.

This is a conveniently located hotel in the Wan Chai area of Hong Kong, The room was on the 25th…read morefloor and a corner unit. Powered curtains, separate toilet and shower areas, separate desk. Beautiful room, The staff is excellent, we interacted with the night manager Alex as we arrived, he came out to greet us in the driveway and helped us take our bags to the lobby. We had many suggestions on where to eat, how to get around and helped get transportation arranged. I definitely recommend the Indigo Hotel in Wan Chai

Very nice hotel located in Wanchai, just a little set back from Queens Road East,in a bustling…read morecommercial environment with plenty of small shops, eating places and restaurants. The lobby is not enormous, although very efficient and functional. We had adjoining rooms for our party, and it worked out well. Staff members were responsive and attentive and the room amenities, including a large bathroom, worked out well. The room windows were very large and with Hong Kong the way it is, the view is almost always (in Wanchai) other buildings. All in all it was a wonderful experience. Surprised that the room price remained high in spite of low utilization, even higher than Lanson Place which is a bit more luxurious. The hotel has a really nice Chinese restaurant downstairs serving good dim sum.

Island at Shangri-La is Beautiful! I mean, the outside is just blah... bc all the other hotels are…read morelike glass and this bldg is very brick. However the inside, gorgeous. There is an internal garden when you peek over your room. The inside lobby is well kept and staff are attentive. Love that this hotel is connected to the Pacific Mall! No need to exit to get on the MTR! The decors are a little old school but charming. The hospitality team are welcoming and housekeeping team efficient. We stayed for 4 nights and were celebrating a birthday... they decorated the window with a happy birthday sign and balloon, cake and fruits. We also got upgraded to a partial harbor view room and it was amazing to see Kowloon side. The room itself was a little dated, the closet doors are a little clunky, but everything else works. And other parts are well maintained. Big enough for 3 ladies with 3 suitcases and bags! We loved our stay and would recommend it for groups and families.

Beautiful 5 star hotel with amazing service. Beautiful guest room, unbelievable breakfast buffet,…read moreand as always at Shanghai-La hotels unparalleled guest service! Can't wait to go back! They even change the carpet in the elevators daily to match the day of the week!'

"It's a dump." Those…read morewere the first words out of my mouth when we stepped into our room at the Cosmo. It's about the size of a large closet. The beds are less beds and more cots. They're comically tiny. When I lie down, my feet hang over the edge. The two beds are also frustratingly close together, so we actually wound up moving one of them entirely. We turned it around and shoved it closer to the bathroom. (To be fair, aside from being insanely small, the bed is relatively comfortable.) The room is otherwise really rundown and shoddy. There is virtually no storage space, so I'll have to live out of my suitcase the week I'm here. The cramped bathroom smells pretty bad, too, especially after you use the sink. I definitely won't dare drink any of that water. Another weird thing is the humidity of the room. It doesn't matter what you set the temperature to: you always feel damp. On the plus side, the WiFi is pretty fast. Ultimately I don't think I would've been so upset if the webpage hadn't been completely misleading. The site makes the Cosmo seem like a luxurious hotel, when it's actually about the caliber of a cheap roadside motel. The amount we paid for the room is much, much more than it deserves. What a scam.

I stayed at this hotel for one week back in March. The place is so tiny that I felt claustrophobic…read more Hong Kong is limited in space. .. I understand, but the stained glass windows to keep you out of the view of the cemetery doesn't help. Location: you'd have to walk 15 minutes to get anywhere such as Times Square and the MTR, but to be fair, the hotel offers shuttle service to those areas. Staff: The front desk staff were friendly and professional. The housekeeping went into our rooms and did cleaning when we clearly had DO NOT DISTURB sign hanging from the door. I was fearful we had valuable items stolen, but fortunately nothing went missing. The room: There's a bed literally 2 feet to the desk, bathroom, window, and closet. The room smelled funny and was located in an odd corner. Their bathrooms are updated and clean. I could deal with the cramped space, but see what we found that was beyond unacceptable: Under the bed sheet and on the mattress cover was a huge, dried, yellow URINE stain, smack dab in the middle. It has obviously been there for a very long time. Disgusting. After complaining, a front staff came to confirm the problem. She seemed unapologetic and not at all surprised, but she did have all the bedding changed for us. Horrible experience.

This is the pinnacle of excellent service - the property and rooms may seem a bit dated compared to…read morethe new modern hotels but it's got that timeless appeals and luxury that you don't often see in newer places these days: excellent crafted furniture, hidden tv + mirrors if you don't need them, etc. Definitely an experience to stay here - even if it's just for a short stay.

Legendary. Its reputation sets a high bar but they clear it, in terms of facilities and service…read more A few nights stay, taking advantage of the pool, gym, fantastic bar with a live singer at a piano, and an afternoon tea. Excellence all around. Started with a room tour where we learned that most of the amenities could be controlled or summoned via tablets. Sleeping space is wide open, especially by HK standards. Large luxurious bathrooms with dual vanities and plenty of counter space. There are rail themed bars on the mezzanine level. One included the aforementioned piano singer and an extremely helpful bartender that was happy to discuss mezcal once I asked for a mezcal Paloma. The pool and the gym both have views across the harbor to HK island. Glorious. The locker rooms include steam or sauna, a hot whirlpool and a cold plunge. It costs a pretty penny but you get what you pay for here.

Best views in all of Hong Kong! Everything you'd expect from a five star hotel. Great service,…read morebeautiful ambiance, very comfortable accommodations. Staff went above and beyond to assist with so many things from laundry, to booking excursions and assisting with dinner reservations. The hotel itself has multiple restaurants, two of which are Michelin starred, and is also attached to a luxury mall for easy shopping and additional dining options. While not very pedestrian friendly in the immediate vicinity, there is easy access to the high speed rail, the subway and nearby neighborhoods are a short taxi ride away. We also enjoyed afternoon tea. You can't beat a beautiful, relaxing experience like that on the 103rd floor. We will definitely stay again as the whole experience was fantastic.

This is precisely what travelers like and deserve. Stay and explore levels of grandeur. The…read morelocation is impressive and de-stressed me while above the clouds... the spa is worthy of mention as well as a variety of dining options. Happy, Go Lucky!

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at in my life. A panel fell out of the ceiling and the…read moremanagement was completely unwilling to do anything about it. The service is absolutely horrendous and they pretend not to speak English even though they do. The rooms are tiny and SO disgusting compared to the images online. The maids never clean them and yell at you to leave when they want to come and completely disregard your space. I wouldn't recommend staying here to my worst enemy unless they wanted to pay to stay in squalor. Worst hotel. Worst service. Worst experience in a hotel in my life. I've stayed in hotels in third world countries nicer than this that were fewer stars. Just sad.

Very clean and cosy with interior design similar to that of hotels in Japan. It's a little small…read morebut that's something usual in hongkong, all accommodations are small! Though the view is of buildings and high rise houses, there's a very strong sense of familiarity which I can't pin point where exactly I've seen this view before, Probably from a Hong Kong drama lol. This hotel is tucked right up a hill at macdonnell road, taxi is recommended. However, flagging a cab from hotel lobby is tougher as everyone is competing for it since there's no proper queue. Papers/documents are placed unsightly at desk area where guests can see, making it look more like a residence apartment than a proper hotel. If U walk in, U might mistake it as a typical residence/office lobby. Staff at front desk wasn't all too friendly (an older gentleman) too, but what matters most is the hotel room, more importantly it's comfortable! I almost felt like I was at home :)