What a wonderful hotel with outstanding staff. We chose this hotel due to the unique nature of the…read morebuilding and history... so happy we did. The location is excellent and convenient to transit stations that will get you all around this beautiful city. The hotel itself is lovely and our room was great with lots of little extras (chocolate, mandarins, toiletry box). We stayed 3 nights and found the bed and linens to be top notch , with good sleep quality. We had breakfast each morning here and loved the hybrid menu/buffet style to be nice. Drinks at least once on the roof at night is a must!

I had a wonderful time at the Murray. First day we noticed some strange moldy smell in my mom's…read moreroom and reported to the front desk. After having the air purifier on for another 2 hour the smell did not go away. The manager came and moved her to one of their best executive suits and apologized. We were very happy with the gestures. The hotel is very fansy and professional. They also have a very famous michelin star restaurant that was fully booked out the week we were there.

A time tested traditional grand hotel that is well preserved and maintained. We love the Christmas…read moredecorations. The service in the hotel is also impeccable.

Stopped by one evening for some after dinner drinks at the Aubrey bar. We ordered a dirty martini,…read moresake and a highball. Great service and drinks. The staff was very accommodating in moving us from the bar to the table right next to the window where we enjoyed beautiful views of the Victoria Harbour. Highly recommend for a great ambience!

Tian and Di are actually two separate function rooms inside the Landmark Mandarin Oriental. Tian is…read morea larger space that caters to a bigger reception. I was here for a press event with a Hollywood celebrity because on my own, I wouldn't be able to afford to rent out the venue as it is the most exclusive function room in town. First off, this function room was hard to find. When I was inside the hotel, the staff didn't understand when I said I needed to go to "Tian and Di", and instead directed me to the hotel room elevators. At some point, I was thinking "does this place even exist?" because no one knew how to get there. I walked around for about 15 minutes and saw that it was on the same floor as Amber (consistently ranked the best restaurant in the city), so I just popped on an elevator and press the 7th floor. Getting off the elevator, I took a peek at Amber to my right, knowing that I would have to blow serious dough just to afford an appetizer there. Upon entering the venue, I sensed the intimate nature and privacy of the place. It was really quiet, classy, and exuded luxury like no other function room that I've been to. The staff in charge of tea and confections were highly trained, moved fast, and were rarely seen as they seem to blend with the surroundings. The carpet was exquisitely velvet and the chair comfy as a cloud. As I sat down, I received the press release for the event and the rundown, which they happily gave to me in Chinese while a woman who sat next to me had both the English and Chinese version. Overall, if you've got the greens to book Tian, Di or both(!), go right ahead as the venue is truly stellar and totally discrete. I find this place perfect for high-level corporate meetings and exclusive gatherings.

Stayed in Marco Polo during a work trip to Hong Kong and boy am i glad i was set up in this…read morelocation. First of all, it is inside a Mall - one which houses a lot of good restaurants and which is in a great street (Canton St) which has even more stores if shopping is your thing. Daily room services with a morning news paper and whether advisories. They also give you a room phone that you can take around on your trip to Hong Kong to look up tour areas and sites and to get discounted tickets! Too bad i couldn't take advantage of that this time. An amazing bathroom which was big and had amazing shower water pressure. To top it off 2 complimentary beers daily!! Oh and also some sodas but i think the beers are the highlight here! Will definitely request to stay here during all my Hong Kong stays!

Hong Kong is a rather old city, decadent at times, after all it was the gateway to China until a…read moredecade ago. Hotels of course reflect this nature, most of them are really old, run of the mill establishments that saw a golden period in the past and struggle to offer something acceptable to their guests. Well Marco Polo Gateway is NOT one of those, the hotel is totally renovated, rooms are spacey, modern and welcoming. Noise insulation is good (you are overlooking one of Asia's busiest streets after all) and so are all their services, but we are in Asia after all and the high level of service is considered a standard here. All in all a great stay, it's a shame that due to budget constraint I do not get to come here all the times that I travel to HK, but this time I managed to secure a good price with advanced booking and really enjoyed the stay. There was a glitch with the wi-fi but they sent a person to help me out configure the computer, in the end he did not solve the problem (I managed to find a solution myself), but also Wifi has a great signal and no dropouts typical of 1990 hardware that you find in other establishments around the world.

In a great location in the midst of the mid levels, this hotel doesn't seem like much from the…read moreoutside but has an understated charm. It's not trying to hard to be something it's not. No robots that deliver your food, no breakfast, no minibar, and no smoking. This is a great place to crash and be able to explore Central. There is a lot of stuff to see/do/eat in a 2 block radius so don't just go for the normal places. The staff was helpful and spoke English, the room had a good layout and even though it was small it was no micro room. The bathroom was modern and the shower had great pressure. My bed was firm and the pillows weren't great but I am very picky. I would definitely stay here again next time I am in hong kong.

Not cheap, very VERY convenient location. I have no basis for comparison, but I've lived in several…read morepricey cities, and I was very pleased. The rooms are small but adequate, and they are very clean, and though they are humid (by no fault of the hotel; this is just the weather!), you are given a very effective dehumidifier. The staff are wonderful. Extremely helpful and always service with a smile. They make you feel like they are genuinely happy to have you, and they take care of business efficiently and professionally. They also provide a variety of Nespresso coffees in the morning. If you've seen the price of coffee in Hong Kong, you understand how nice this is. I do recommend staying here if you are a tourist looking for an excellent location. You get what you pay for, and this place is a good value.

I am not going to kid. I was a little concerned. You know #tripadvisor has a lot of idiots doing…read morereviews that have no reason too other than to complain. I booked my room @maderahollywood and was skeptical of all the great reviews. First it is easy if you are semi in shape. Even if it is raining 90% of the walk is on skyways. It is walk with light one suitcase. If you have a big one then forget it. When you first come into the lobby I was wondering um what is this? But the service was great so I let it go. I mean it is small, not even a lobby. But once checked in I was shown a side entrance and then it felt like a boutique hotel awesome is all I can say. And you are in the middle of everything. Will be coming back here. #hongkong #seoulotravels #boutiquehotel #hotels #screwairbnb #china #vacation #centralhongkong #maderahollywoodhotel #yelpelote #yelphongkong #yelp #googleplaces

This hotel was was right in prime location so I thought I'd give it a go-…read moreI found the check in a little weird, you entered this one little room with a desk and a few couches to get your room keys, which gave you access to the door next door which let you up to the guest rooms. Lucky enough I was upgraded to a suite since it was my first time staying in the hotel. The room had a spacious living area with brightly colored furniture and artwork coving the walls. There was a long, skinny kitchen with a complementary minibar consisting of a few snacks and drinks (I never use hotel kitchens because I tend to eat out, so I always find it random when there is a kitchen available). The bedroom was pretty basic but good size, and same with the bathroom. Upon first glance it was a really nice room, but once I got settled in I noticed a ton of stains on the carpet, ottoman, and it made me hesitant to lounge on the couches. So in the end I used the bed to sleep, and the living room as a place to store my luggage, and spent little time inside the hotel. FYI the hotel does not have a restaurant, so that means no room service available, but your surrounded by restaurants in the area.

Checking in was not as efficient as I would have liked bc we had a party of 8. The lobby area is…read moresmall, so with 8 people & luggage we took a large portion of the lobby. The service desk gentleman was nice. Rooms are very very compact for 2 people. The bathroom is small but efficiently designed. It just takes some strategy of placing your clean clothes in a very tight space.

Chose to stay here with my extended family of 8 people. We stayed in different types of room: 2…read moretwo-person rooms and 1 four-person family room. If you're traveling with 4 people I HIGHLY suggest getting the family room. The two person room barely has any room compared to the four person room. In contrast, the family room has more room, a desk and chair, and a spacious bathroom and tub (the 2 ppl room only has a standing shower). They have shuttle buses that runs from 10am - 5pm to different locations in the city. Unfortunately, our arriving flight was after 5pm but we easily were able to take the A21. Their buses run hourly, but wait in the lobby 20+ min prior to the hour to board the bus...the bus promptly leaves on the dot and waits for no one. In the room, they provide complimentary water bottles per person and coffee/tea. There's also a minifridge and no microwave. If you have a choice, opt for a higher floor. I stayed on the 25th floor and the view was awesome. The best part of this place was that they gave you a fully charged smartphone (per room) that you can use as a phone or as a hotspot! Just set a profile and change the hotspot password and you're good to go!

A serene oasis in the heart of Hong Kong's busy business and shopping districts…read more Just renovated 43 months ago and better and shinier. The first in house Chinese restaurant in the world with 3 Michelin Stars - Lung King Heen. Lucky to have eaten here thrice in the last 17 months. ( posted photos on Yelp 2024) Views of the Victoria Harbor and Kowloon skyline to die for. The most comfortable cloud beds and floor to ceiling windows in the suite. Iconic pool terrace with the infinity pool. Ninja mode service. Beautiful team members. Luxury - the Argo bar( Yelp review), the Michelin Star Caprice ( photos April 2026) and the hotel itself. So easy to get to with the Express train from the airport stopping a few feet away. Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall - the Four Seasons Hong Kong is always a ball.

The services and the view were amazing. The food was delicious. It met all my expectations for a…read moreMichelin restaurant.

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.

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.