I really enjoyed the Royal Garden. I had a suite and the room offered a lot of space in the city…read morefor a good value. If you find a rate that includes club lounge or breakfast, I think it is worth the price. Breakfast is a huge buffet with a range of hot food items including many unique "Hong Kong" style options such as dim sum, congee, and teas. Excellent all around. Rooms were very quiet and had nice partial views of harbor skyline. It was a convenient location to Kowloon and the MTR. But, it is not a hectic area with tons of noise and foot traffic. So, if you are venturing out, this is a good balance. Overall: Highly recommended. If I was going back to HK, this would be top of the list.

Loved this local gem…read more Stayed two nights at the Royal Garden as a way to end our Asia tour. So nice to be upgraded to a room with a harbor view to be able to see the sunrise in the morning and enjoy watching the boats along the harbor at night. The king room was simple, but comfortable. The free WiFi was fast. Nice to have water bottles and English breakfast tea. The breakfast buffet was delicious. Loved the corner with Hong King milk tea and cocktail and pineapple pastries. The pineapple bun is perfect with some cold fresh butter. Lots of Asian and continental offerings which changed daily. The cream filled bao buns were so yummy. Loved the noodles, samosas, and masala chickpeas and cauliflower. The smoked salmon was so fresh. The beet and apple and quinoa salads were so good. Definitely try their fresh fruits, the pineapple was amazing, and chocolate croissants. A great way to start the day. Want to swim? The rooftop heated pool is long enough to swim decent laps. Loved the view as well. Head to the sauna after your swim. The steam and herbal saunas were perfect at the end of a long day of exploring Hong Kong. The experience shower with its multiple options was nice as well. Location is so convenient. Easy to walk to the promenade or the MRT. Service was great. Would recommend staying here again.

Please review the photos I posted first before reading my review. Did you see my photos? Good;…read morenow, let's discuss the accommodations: First, getting to Dragon Hostel from Hong Kong Airport was very cool and easy because there's a bus=A 21 that will drop you off around the corner from the Dragon Hostel (http://www.hongkong.net/transportation/to-from-airport/bus/a21). The Hostel is close to the 7/11 Store, Ladies' Night Market, Langham Place Shopping Center, the Hong Kong Metro, bus terminal/shopping mall up the street from Dragon Hostel, restaurants, etc. Second, the showers and bathrooms are down the hall from the room where I stayed; the showers are not very clean so, I had to clean both the shower and the bathroom BEFORE using them: It's not Dragon Hostel's fault because they do clean daily but, people staying at the Hostel aren't mindfully considerate of others using the facilities. The housekeeper noticed I was cleaning the shower and the bathroom every time I was ready to take a shower or use the toilet; she was very kind to me, always telling me, "Shei-shei!" and bowing humbly towards me! WHOA~She did a 90-degrees bowing!!! Third, there are all sorts of restaurants, shops, and things to do in Mongkok due to the Metro is close by so, the size of the room was alright . . . Since I was always running around sightseeing Hong Kong-I just wish the room where I stayed had a window; having no window felt very depressed and looking up at the ceiling wasn't comforting, either! Anyway, overall, my stay at Dragon Hostel was alright but, I think next time, I'm going to inquire if there's a room with a window!!!

Dragon Hostel was the 3rd hostel I stayed at. The address for this place was the entrance to a mini…read moreshopping complex, so when we had walked around and found the creepiest elevator you only find in a HK horror movie to take to their floor, my coworker and I braved the most unconventional way of finding this place. When we walked out of the elevator into the apartment complex, it looked like the apartment area of Rigor Mortis. Mind you this was only our third hostel and we had seen only a few apartments in Hong Kong so everything reminded us of Rigor Mortis. The actual entrance is on the side street to the right of the shopping complex right behind the place where they sell fishballs and street food. The check-in was smooth and though my co-worker and I had booked the same kind of single room he was in a larger room with a double sized/full mattress while I had like 2/3 the size of his room with a twin. There was AC but no ventilation so the room always smelled musky. It was clean and had several outlets and a small box tv. The bathroom was shared so it was super tiny and almost impossible to shower in, though they do provide some kind of soap to wash with. And also, there was free wifi that was slow during the day but much faster in the middle of the night and early morning. The fastest speed I got was about 1GB/s. There's also free drinking water and discounted tickets for places like Disney, Ocean Park, and Nong Ping 360. If you're really desperate to find a place to stay where you don't have to share a room with other people just get a hotel room for HKD$545 than stay in a single here for HKD$245. Dragon Hostel was like an upgrade from ChungKing Mansions, not as shady or dirty but just as old and musky. If sharing a room isn't a problem get a hostel room at Check-inn at Wanchai or Yesinn @Causeway Bay. Better location, meet new people, and has a cleaner more modern feel.

Near Times Square. Good size room. Always a good view. Mostly you can catch the Jockey club in…read moreaction if you arrive on some days. Roof top swimming pool adjacent to the bar. exercise room is small and compact but it has the usual. Outlets fitted for Americans which is great. If you are a member, you get a complimentary drink ticket and their beer on tap is huge. Right across the street is a wonton shop that had surprisingly yummy fish porridge. If you want to hail cab to the airport express station, it's super convenient. It's a perfectly reasonably priced business hotel in Hong Kong. A good place to go back and chill and feel that you are almost back to America. A long term stable for my usual business and casual stays in Hong Kong. Worth coming back to.

Nice hotel with beautiful New Year decorations in the lobby. Great valet facilities with generous…read moredrive up/ drop off room in a heavily trafficked area.

I stayed there with my girlfriend and the staff was very friendly and helpful. They provided good…read moreservices. Room was clean. I liked the hotel. I personally believe that they need to renew their furniture and renew their check in reception area in order to become one of the best hotels in Hong Kong. It is already located in a very good location and the view is amazing. Some improvements will definitely help this hotel a lot but as far the staff goes they are all amazing

I want to thank the front office manager - Jacky -for helping me with my early check in request. We…read morehad a long flight and I injured my lower back , I wanted to rest as soon as we landed in HK. The staff was very nice and accommodating. I recommend this hotel for all travelers. Thank you so much. Very good services Ada

Clean hotel, small room but comfortable. Safe neighborhood! than again all of Hong Kong is safe…read more This hotel is situated in the middle of all the fun and action , then again that's pretty much any where you go in Hong Kong. It's a tall hotel building , and yes all the buildings in Hong Kong are tall, so good to ask for higher up floor for better view of Hong Kong. Also, Excellent staff members and front desk crew. There is a restaurant in the hotel but its super boring, and expensive. But there is great! inexpensive restaurants within walking distance of the hotel and everywhere you go. Butterfly on Morrison lends out free smart phones with internet connection for navigating around town , phone calls , etc. for you to have 24/7 for your stay. They also lend out cell phone battery boosters, selfie sticks ( Lol !) , and other items to make your stay convenient and enjoyable. No need to bring a toothbrush to this hotel. They supply high quality toothbrushes along with toothpaste on a daily basis, to my surprise the cleaning lady kept trashing my toothbrush and giving me a new boxed and package toothbrush. In America we keep quality toothbrushes for at least 3 months before trashing. Lol! But it was all good! no complaints. There are many forms of transportation just outside the hotel door, literally. Bus stops, Trolleys, taxis, etc. and the subway MDR is not to far away and transportation cost is inexpensive and always moving, No long waiting times! Tip: get a Octupus card ASAP { Easier to buy at airport upon departure } to pay for public transportation with ease it is a must! except for taxi they take cash only and are the more expensive ( but moderate ) of the transportation in Hong Kong , all other forms of transportation are inexpensive but require the prepaid Octopus card. Hotel staff are knowledgeable about transportation and activities needs.

We enjoyed this boutique hotel very much. Eunice and Bianca (front desk service) did everything…read morepossible to make our stay familiar, friendly, and comfortable. I won't say we're high maintenance, but we ask questions to make our time on tour more comfortable. They were instrumental in our experience. The hotel's rooms are small but comfortable. I must say there are windows into the toilet which is pretty weird depending on who you may be spending time with in your room as visitors/roommates! There is a blind, but it is just a blind. Weird, so I mention it. Views are staggering! Bear in mind that a government housing unit is right next door, so depending on what room you're in your neighbors may get to know you all to well, or you them! So my only recommendation is to get a key upon check in, travel to your room, check out the situation, and either accept it or ask for another room. Who wants to keep the blinds closed for much of the day and night on the 18th floor?! Just saying. The prices were below expected, they loan umbrellas readily, they keep elevators at the ground floor for guest convenience, and they have maps ready to direct guests around comfortably. Public transportation is ALL around, so getting anywhere could not be easier. Also, if you are staying a long time, like we did a laundry is literally right around the corner, that is almost too cheap. Drop of 10 kg of dirty clothes, pay about $11 USD up front, and return four hours later to find it "folded" and ready to pick up, bagged, tagged, and handed with your receipt. Can't beat it. We will surely return at the first opportunity.

I'm a huge fan of the Residence G in Hong Kong! The "G" girls provide consistent outstanding…read moreservice from the time you enter the 2nd(?) floor front desk, to anytime you enter the lobby. There are fresh croissants, coffee, and juice waiting for you in the morning all complementary! The hotel is squeaky clean, beds are extremely comfortable by American standards. Starbucks and other "American" fast food is just around the corner. Kowloon is not a typical tourist area of Hong Kong which actually makes it nice. Its a short taxi ride from the Airport Express stop and very convenient to the Jordan subway station and Tsim Sha Tsui Station. Hong Kong Island and all the touristy destinations are just a short Water taxi or Subway ride away! I also really cant speak highly enough of the "handy" cell phone/internet device which is yours complimentary during your stay! How comforting to have a local device without worry of data roaming or having to find a wifi hotspot on your own cell phone. The "Handy" is just that Handy! We took it everywhere to find restaurants, subway information, even to take pictures after our own cell phones died! We simply connected it to the cloud and was able to transfer the pictures to my DropBox! I haven't tried their new downstairs restaurant but hear good things! The rooms are quiet spacious and the rates are extremely competitive. Bottom line is if you are an American venturing to Hong Kong for the first time (or the 10th) give the "G" a chance! You will be pleasantly surprised!

During our recent trip to Hong Kong, we stayed at iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel for three nights, mainly…read morebecause it was conveniently close to family. It's also just a stone's throw from the To Kwa Wan MTR station. Although our room wasn't ready until 3 PM, the staff kindly held our luggage for us. We had booked a Premier Queen Room, which was decent in size but admittedly small--typical by Hong Kong standards. You can only open one suitcase at a time. Still, I found the price reasonable for what we got. The shower was impressively strong, and after long days of walking and sightseeing, we happily crashed into the comfy bed each night. There are plenty of local eateries and cafes just a street away on the main road. If you're not planning to spend much time in the room and don't mind the compact space, this hotel is a solid choice.

Having had lots of previous experiences staying in Wan Chai, I'm extremely pleased with my stay at…read moreGloucester Luk Kwok (六國酒店), which may not score highly for its amenities, but has done a pretty excellent job in just about everything else: hotel service, a comfy bed, spacious room, nightly rates, and location. Many hotels in the area are dated and small, but the latter doesn't apply here. My king bed was as large as advertised and the room and bathroom were spacious. The bed was more than adequate. The hotel is most definitely dated, feeling like something out of 80s with its dark colors, and faux-luxury throughout the place. There are numerous things that could use an update, from the gym to the restaurants. Both Canton Room and Le Cafe have fallen on hard times, but I hope they can rebound soon. The amenities in the room are not impressive, with very basic travel sized items and a confusing ventilation system. Outlets are not as widespread as I would have hoped but at least the WiFi was on point. I don't recall watching a single episode of anything on TV. Despite being across the street from some of the shady nightlife joints, the location is truly hard to beat. The MTR is only a block and a half away, there are cafes, eateries, and laundry services nearby, and it's easy to go in and out of the property. Taxis have a dedicated drop off area and it's also located near the highway. I would happily stay here again especially for $100 a night. This was an lovely hotel experience and already know I'll be back as a frequent guest again in the near future.

Lovely boutique hotel with fantastic staff and outstanding dining options. Conveniently located on…read moreGloucester Road near Wan Chai MRT. Floors are well-designed, newly renovated - loved my quiet room, bathroom and in-room lighting. Hotel GM James and staff provide excellent service. Loved the breakfast buffet with a generous spread of Cantonese and Western items, including made-to-order omelettes, assorted dimsum, fresh soy milk, fresh fruit, salad and lox bar.