Got a really great cut after closing hours! Sam gave me some recommendations for HK during my visit…read moreand went above and beyond!

Been coming here for years. A bit hard to find amongst the back alley 'hot pot' smokers off…read moreWellington Street - and a sweaty stair climb. I've never booked here, and the longest I've had to wait is about 15 minutes. Great atmosphere - dark wood, black and white photos and bevelled mirrors. Not quite the plush leather and brass of the Mandarin Oriental, but a manly feel all the same. Cutters and stylists are receptive to requests and sufficiently skilful to give you what you want. I lucked out with a GQ magazine at my seat with Daniel Craig on the front - too easy to point at his picture and ask for a cut like James Bond in Spectre! Definitely a haunt for me.

Walked in without an appointment as I saw this shop while venturing around the area. They usually…read moretake appointment only but had an opening. I had to wait 20 minutes but no big deal since they gave me a cool towel and ice water while sitting on the couch. They did me a favor squeezing me in. Even offered other refreshments. Excellent customer service. They play great music as well in my opinion. I received a haircut from Mark and I'd say it was excellent. Exactly how I wanted. I nearly gave this an overall rating of 4 because of the price. Nearly $50 bucks, HK380. It is Hong Kong though...so I took that into consideration. Will I go here for a haircut next time? Yup.

Great hair cut. Walked in and was able to get a cut and a shave, but I highly recommend an…read moreappointment. I got lucky to be able to get fit in. Place has a cool vibe. About 6 barber chairs, music and they offered me a beverage while I waited. Only con was a bit steep on the price. But for a nice pampering, worth it.

Getting a gent's haircut in HK can be a daunting and expensive process, especially if you are an…read moreex-pat or foreign visitor. How much will it cost, will they make me look like Miley Cyrus, what's the Canto for grade 2 the back and sides? Now, you can head to any chain of QB House, and get a perfectly adequate cut price cut in 10 minutes; or you can go for the full monty at The Barber Shop in Central, and smash some serious cash for a great pamper. However, the savvy shopper will go to Hennessy Plaza, 164-166 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai. On the first floor there are two salons, you want to go to the one on the left as you look at them from the elevator lobby. This place is so local, there is no English name! Once you get in there, the staff are extremely friendly. They'll sit you down and patiently understand your hand signals, before ploughing in and giving you a great haircut. But, haircuts aside, it's the frills and thrills that keep me coming back to these guys. After you are beautifully coiffed within an inch of your life, comes the best bit - a hot towel facial and a straight razor shave, you're not gonna get that at QB House! Be warned though, it can be quite nerve-wracking. You see, the barbers here are the "Shanghai masters". This means that they are older than Moses, and they are shakier than a Red Bull swilling ugly bloke asking out a hot girl. However, once that razor (and your throat) is in their hands, the skill and precision is phenomenal. Masters they are! They'll have you smoother than a babe's butt in moments. They'll even duo the mono brow and tope the nose hairs - nice! And, if that ain't service enough, the lovely lady cashier will finish you off with a shampoo, condition and blow-dry (easy boys, I said blow-dry). The best thing with her is, it doesn't matter how much hair you have left on your bonce that actually needs washing, she'll slather a load of shampoo in, and massage your head for a good long while like it was a pound of bread dough. Finally, you are cut, you are shaved, and and you are washed - now the cherry on the top. The whole kit and caboodle only costs HKD88, you're practically robbing them! Trust me on this one guys. Our ladies have the spas, and the facials, and the mani-pedis. We get this; a shaky guy with a weapon - you gotta love it!

Yes, it's a dive. And a little intimidating for a visiting foreigner. A little English... mostly…read morejust to say "$100HKD" It's listed as the first floor, which is really the third. Walk up a flight of stairs, which puts you on floor "G". The elevators were next to the sleeping guard. Go up to floor 1. I'm just a buzz cut, so I didn't need to explain anything complicated. I got the only woman on the place. She was polite, but serious and intensely focused. The rest of the guys were intensely focused on the horse racing on the TV. Anyway, it was all good and I'd go back again.

Super nice staff - plus just like barbershops in Los Angeles they offer you a drink or a beer which…read moreis a great bonus! Probably not cheapest place in town but super clean and nice

KR+ SOHO 189 is a hip, trendy hair salon located on Queen's Road between Sheung Wan and Sai Ying…read morePun. If you take the MTR and get out on Queen's Road Blvd, go left when you pop out and it is just up the way like a minute on the left. KR+ is almost like the baby brother, fast food variety of Kim Robinson's fancy main salons. Kind of like Kim Robinson craft designed more for the average patron. Still using the Kim Robinson signature brush and endorsing the organic products, it was a good Kim Robinson experience. Clearly color is quite popular in this brand, although I only got a haircut today. I am new to the area and was badly in need of a haircut. I made an appointment for someone with their top level Artistic Team ($600HKD+). Keven Leung was my stylist and had his hands full today, because my cut was grown out and my ends were in bad shape. Keven was great. He spent some time with me and talked about my hair and took his expertise, with my limited requirements, and I walked out with a great cut. I mean a really great cut. My haircut was indeed $600HKD, plus I tipped additionally out the stylist (10%) and the guy who washed my hair ($4oHKD). Staff was friendly, from the lady who sat me down to the receptionist at the desk. I was happy with my experience and thought my cut was a good value compared to what I am use to paying in Las Vegas and felt they were appreciative of my business.

This KR+ venue is an affordable and trendy salon with just enough of a touch of luxury in a…read moreresidential neighbourhood that is up-and-coming as the next Soho in Hong Kong. The service I receive from the front desk staff is both efficient and cheerful, and the hospitality presented with the coffee or tea offerings is always a nice treat! My regular stylist there, Jack, is friendly, attentive and sincere. He was recommended to me by a friend and with my first visit there, I was hooked. After 5 years spent in Hong Kong I had yet to find a stylist who actually spent the time to listen to what I wanted (and especially for those times when I had no idea what I wanted!) and genuinely cared how much he had managed to create the look I wanted. The washes pre-cut were also never rushed and even though each time I had a different guy, the service was consistently impeccable. The experiences I've had so far were definitely above the standard of all the other salons I've been to, from local salons to even the high-end ones I ended up paying $600HKD+ at. I paid $450HKD per visit here, and haven't been disappointed once. I have not looked back and am pretty ecstatic to say I've found my stylist in Hong Kong!

Master Gary is very patient and accomodating. Anything you want done, just ask for it and hell do…read moreit. He takes enormous care and will spend a lot of time and effort to make you look fabulous. Hell wash your hair and cut it exactly to your specifications. Others will only use scissors or clippers. He will use a combination of scissors, clippers, razor, and electric shaver, according to the situation.

I am very fussy and picky about my hair. Century Hair Salon is reasonably priced but not cheap…read more However, I am pretty sure that any 50 HKD haircut joint will kick me out because of my fussiness. Only master Gary is patient enough to deal with me. He has great skill and is very patient. Also, he will serve you a cup of water, napkins, and has free wifi to boot! Many tourists go home and wonder why their vacation photos are crap. That's because they neglect their beauty regimens while they are travelling. You might be surprised to find that if you take care of your hair while on vacation, you'll have great vacation photos!

This is a place to get simple trims only. They can't really speak English so it is not a place for…read moreyou to get a new look and their aesthetic is a little dated so don't even try to ask for Balayage/modern curls etc. The staff are passive aggressive and the cashier just looks at you like you're stupid if you try to pay by card (they only accept cash or PayMe) If you try to give too much directions because the hair stylist isn't doing what you requested for, they will start handling your head and scalp aggressively. I would avoid and head elsewhere. Avoid Danny and Ken if you must come here.

Friendly staff members, feels like it's a family salon because stylists are chatty and caring. Good…read moreEnglish command with lots of international guests in house. I had hair coloring and i love the mocha brown color.

Came here last minute. I walked in without an appointment…read moreand paid $208 for a well done trim. Sadly, I forgot the girl who cut my hair. But I truly appreciated how she kindly gave me her honest opinion. I came on a Saturday so it was crowded. The chairs are placed close to each other. It's not the cleanest salon - there's hair everywhere. I guess they can't keep up with all the haircuts that are happening so they just leave the hair there until someone gets around to it. LOL. I guess business is good! If you're looking for more of a fancy upscale place, this wouldn't be the place to go to.

Don't go here. I have very easy to cut asian hair and all I wanted was a trim. I have a straight…read morecut and I wanted NO layers with just slight feathering at the front. The person I had gave me the world's worst layers in the front that were cut parallel to the floor at different levels -- they ended up looking like stairs. It was so jaggedy and they tried to convince me that the slant was 45 degrees. I also requested to have NO thinning. In the end, the second hairdresser who came to fix the cut had to thin out my hair to make the gradients look somewhat normal, which i very much dislike but knew had to be done to make the jagged stairs i had in my hair look better. I've never had any problem getting a straight cut/trim at any salon in my lifetime, but this place was awful.