While I don't have status with Marriott, I was a guest of who was and this was a great experience!…read more Lounge: all day access with snacks & meals during certain hours, available with a full bar, chilled drinks, and dry snacks are always available. I liked the tea cookies (chocolate and matcha) the best... Breakfast: hot continental and much more, made to order eggs and noodle soup. I also enjoyed the rice rolls & dim sum. Yum yum! Room: On the smaller end and wasn't crazy about the watery lotion but I think it's the same brand used across all Courtyards... Would stay again in a heartbeat - esp for the breakfast!!

They don't have an ice machine, but you can request them to bring up a bucket to you…read more Once you land in Hong Kong International, you can take the A12 bus directly to the hotel on Water Street, stop #5, for $45 HKG. Pretty darn convenient if you don't like paying for the train or taxi. Pros - very close to the bus stop in which you take in AND out of the city to the airport - offers in-town shuttle service - pretty much sound proof next to the other rooms, but if someone is making a ruckus in the hall, you will hear it. - pretty decent space and even though it's an older building, needs some tlc, it's pretty nice/comfy Cons- no outlets where you need them. There is an outlet on one side of the bed so it's not handy for 2 people staying in one room. There is no outlet in the bathroom so you can't curl/straighten your hair in there. You could do your hair right outside the bathroom next to the only other mirror in the room :/ Speaking of bathroom, the toilet is helllllla loud when you flush. Do note this location is far from the MTR. There is a tram stop nearby though and you can ride for $2.50 HKD hehe.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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!

Wifi here is almost nonexistent. Don't count on getting it at this hotel…read more Hotel is fine. Think of it as a really nice hostel. For $60 I'm not complaining. But don't expect to 1) use wifi. 2) use the bathroom comfortably. 3) get towels or bedding without stains.

The Best Western in Hong Kong is pretty average. For the price we paid, I would've expected more…read more The exterior and interior of the hotel looked nice with gold decor. However, at night, the lighting in the room is pretty dimmed. Also, the size of the room is so small, my boyfriend and I could barely fit our 2 suitcases. Wifi was really slow. We booked a queen size bed, but they gave us 2 twins pushed together. It was really uncomfortable to sleep on. On our second night, the room key was not working so it literally took us 30 min to work everything out with front desk till our key was fixed. On the plus side, our hotel was next to the MTR which was perfect because we used the MTR to go everywhere!

Our family of four booked eight nights with Hilton Garden Inn for our stay. We were greeted and…read morewelcomed with a Hilton Honors gift bag with two cans of Coca-Cola and two packs of snacks. Our room is equipped with two twin beds, a desk and chair, a refrigerator, complimentary bottles of water, and basic toiletry. Do not expect this room to be as spacious at the Hiltons in other international cities because Hong Kong real estate is a luxury. There is less than a foot of space between the two beds. Although it is not ideal for most people, it worked for us because we have young children. The narrow space is less of a hazard for our younger daughter to fall in because she tends to move a lot in her sleep. We had a slight hiccup midway through our stay in which the water did not properly drain in the shower. They were quick and efficient in resolving the issue and even brought us extra complimentary bottles of water. They have breakfast in the hotel but we opted out and went venturing for more local options. There are plenty within a 15-minute walking radius. There are also two MTR stations nearby and we used both of them extensively during our stay.

I just checked out 4 hrs ago and am writing this while my memory of it is fresh. It may have been…read morethe jet-lag induced mental fog during my overnight stay but I found this property to be one of the best HGIs I have ever been a guest at. I know that is a strong statement but my travel habits put me in hotels about 75 nights per year and 90% of them are within the Hilton portfolio of brands. That does get me treated like a high-value target by the hotels generally but this review is based primarily on the hard product of the property itself and not recognition of my loyalty status. The HGI brand in the Hilton portfolio is really aimed at being a mid-level business class hotel with full service breakfast available. It is not the cheapest brand but it is far from the nicest either (Hampton Inn and Waldorf Astoria brands have those far ends of the spectrum locked up). So no one goes to a HGI and expects a doorman, a fairly impressive lobby space, or a finer dining restaurant on property. But that is what is found here. The Kowloon location, deep in the Mong Kok neighborhood, is also ideal if you want to stay in the thick of the HK hustle and bustle with plenty of interesting areas, food shops and local life happening all around you. Walking from the hotel is easy and interesting no matter what direction you set out in and about the only downside is that it is about a 10-15 min walk to the light rail station. I don't consider that to be a deal breaker. The staff are present at the entry doors during the day while watching over some expensive cars parked in the front. During my stay, there were 4 Porsches and a Bentley parked near the door. I've never run into that at an HGI before. The rooms are typical HGI (clean, comfortable, functional) if but a bit smaller than their US counterparts. But what is lost in size is made up for by this property being a high rise building with some nice views out over the neighborhood. What does get some kudos here is the excellent shower flow pressure and the nice shower drain and door design ensuring great drainage so you aren't standing in a pond and water does not escape and get all over the floor (ridiculous half-partition showers all over Europe, I'm looking straight at you!) Finally, my stay was overnight with a departure too early to check out their breakfast option. But I'm guessing it is great given that their on property restaurant is really more of an upscale Chinese restaurant and not the usual HGI cafe'. During my stay, there were advertisements for whole suckling pig, abalone and goose foot webs, and pig lung soup to name a few. Impressive and intriguing in a great foodie sort of way! Tourists fear not as there were several western guests in the property so I'm sure you can get a proper cheeseburger if that is needed. Typical HGI standards this place is not and I only have remarkable things to report after my short stay here. I'm back through HK in 4 days and I already know where I am going to choose to stay!

There is no question that the W hotel in HK is one of the most incredible places to stay…read more Management, operations, food, services, rooms, everything is world class. Do yourself a favor and make this place a must on your next trip to Hong Kong

This is an excellent hotel overall. The service is fantastic, the room was very well appointed, the…read morebed was comfortable, the AC worked well, and the staff was very helpful and accommodating. The lobby and checkin happened on the 6th floor. My room was also a waterfront room and the views were spectacular (pictures don't do justice). The breakfast was extensive and of high quality. They also have a very nice bar on the lobby area. A minor annoyance was that the area that housed the toilet made a dull whooshing sound, which came from either the ceiling or the walls, and was continuous and quite annoying if the door was left open, but it wasn't an issue if the door was shut closed. The hotel was also ideally located for morning walks near the water. It's also connected to a very upscale mall if that's of interest to you.

The hotel is located in dry seafood district. Close to MTR & tram, near Hong Kong- Macau ferry …read more Few local restaurants are nearby to try with reasonable prices.

Hong Kong has reserved a special spot in my heart…read more I was a first timer in Hong Kong, and had an overall wonderful experience during my stay The rooms were small, but was super clean. The size of the room was not a big deal for me since I figured I'm only there to freshen up or sleep. Hong Kong has reserved a special spot in my heart, and one day, I will visit once again.