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香港金域假日酒店

Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hong Kong

3.7 (18 reviews)
ModerateHotels
Mon • 9:00 am - 9:00 AM (Next day)
Tue • 9:00 am - 9:00 AM (Next day)

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Jackie T.

For my last two trips back to HK, we have stayed at the Golden Mile Holiday Inn. We like that the rooms were spacious enough to fit the four of us for an extended period of time. Another perk of this hotel is it's location. Located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, we are within walking steps to the MTR station (or any public transportation in general), TST Promenade, and many many different eating and shopping options around the hotel. The rooms were clean and the hotel staff cleaning the rooms do an amazing job. The only minor knock on this hotel is that the room seems dated. The carpet can definitely use some upgrading. The staff that we've encountered were all amazing and friendly. They have a nice outdoor swimming pool on the roof that both times we went on two separate trips, there was no one there. So we basically had the pool all to ourselves. Also on the 18th floor is the gym. It's not that big, but it has a few treadmills, weight machines, and some free weights. It gets the job done.

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Caroline P.

I had a recent stay here towards the end of January 2015. I was definitely shocked by the appearance of the hotel itself. If you compare it to nearby places, it's a bit dumpy. The first night out of four, we were assigned to a room on the 9th floor which smelled of old bathroom urine and the sink would not drain. Simply dumpy. Since my aunt was the one who booked this location for my husband and I, my husband didn't want to say anything mean. I had to straight out ask him if the bathroom smelled like a urinal. After he quietly answered yes, I went downstairs to request a room change asap. The lady at the counter was the same one I checked in with. Our initial priority was a room with a view. After relaying my concerns to her, my priority was a room which did not smell of old urine with a sink that worked. She apologized for the inconvenience and bad first experience and quickly reassigned a seventh floor room. There was no view (starred straight into the home owners living room from our level) but I did not care. The room was clean, smelled fresh and the sink worked. That night I spoke to my aunt on the phone and told her how dumpy this hotel has gotten since our last stay ( when I was real young and barely recall). She felt real bad and told me the reason why a lot of people book there is due to their location. Right next to the tsiam sha tsui MTR location. It did not seem like a justified reason to stay there until we had to go to Disneyland, ocean park and Hong Kong island the next few days. It was honestly so convenient to be that close to the MTR exit station. A few steps and you were back at the hotel. Due to my flight being later than check out time and my husband and I still wanted to explore the place, the hotel offered late check out at 2pm and held our luggage until we were ready to leave (awesome). This prevented us from having to lug our six pieces of luggage around all day. Customer service here is top notch and the location is definitely prime to getting around on the MTR. However, I wouldn't mind if they gave this place a facelift.

thick short hair. Only spotted once I was showering (my hair was tied up, it's not mine)
Avril L.

Cautionary tale: DON'T book here Our room faces tall, grey, terribly kept buildings. We get hardly any sun. The only way we can see the sky at all is by lying down directly next to the window and looking directly up, and even then we only see a little. Between us and the decrepit buildings across from us is an equally derelict alleyway, which reeks of greasy kitchen exhaust that we can actually smell in our room through two layers of windows which we can't even open. Our shower was covered in hair (of multiple lengths - even more concerning), our toilet takes forever to flush, and our showerhead is coming unmounted from the wall. Had to use the panorama mode on my phone to capture how we can't see anything but towering buildings. Unbelievable that we're paying close to US$200/night for this. COVID hasn't been kind to the service industry, so to an extent the shabby amenities can be excused. But the poor quality of service can't. My mother, a widow of not yet even 2 months, only chose to make this trip to see my frail 93yo grandma with early onset dementia. My mother is also extremely claustrophobic, to the point where she has been hospitalized because of claustrophobia induced anxiety attacks in the past. It's horrible seeing her in this much distress, all while we are both still grieving. So when we first checked in and my mother saw the dismal view outside our window and realized she can't even open the window, her feelings of being trapped got progressively worse until she was panicking. She pleaded with hotel staff over the phone for a different room, and they simply refused to offer anything helpful, not even an emotional crisis line. They repeatedly dismissed her, told her there were no more rooms left until they finally budged and told her to wait an hour for a call from a Department of Health 'Senior'. The DOH is even worse than the hotel. He called our room just to tell her there was nothing he could do, after she had explained to him again that she was having an anxiety attack from claustrophobia and was experiencing debilitating fear. He didn't seem to know what claustrophobia was, or an anxiety attack for that matter, and he definitely didn't care. He simply said if she feels unwell she can call 999 to go to an emergency room, where I wouldn't be permitted to accompany her, which is obviously not a solution if she's in emotional distress. He then proceeded to make all kinds of excuses for why she couldn't possibly be moved, including claiming that our flight had a confirmed case of omicron - which our airline did not and still has not informed us of, nor has it been anywhere in the news. As you can imagine, this distressed my mother even more in her already panicked state. She then said fine, if no one would move her somewhere where she could feel safe, was there at least a mental health or psychological support resource she could reach out to? The 'Senior' simply said no, there's no such thing, and didn't even bother trying to transfer her to, for example, another department that could help her. During this call, I was frantically searching for anything that could help her and found multiple mental health services and hotlines. The fact that the DOH did not even bother to make sure these are available to people in quarantine is frankly appalling. On top of all this, I can also say the food here is only marginally better than what we were served at Penny Bay for our mandatory 4 day quarantine. At least there we could open windows and see the sky. TL;DR: Holiday Inn Golden Mile should not have gotten into hospitality if they weren't planning on being hospitable, and the DOH is pathetic. Happy for everyone that managed to get room changes; we weren't so lucky. Might try reporting/sending them pictures of faulty room features.

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Ivy W.

We stayed here when we visited Hong Kong in 2006. Photographs help jog my memory, but since I didn't take any of the hotel during the trip, I don't remember much. The one thing I do remember vividly is that our room had a disappointing view of a really old, ugly, and creepy building across the street, so we left our curtains closed for the majority of our stay. Looking at Google Maps, it looks like the building could be Chung King Mansions, but I'm not entirely sure. The benefits of staying here are the location -- it's in the heart of Kowloon's bustling Tsim Sha Tsui district -- and it's walking distance to many attractions and landmarks such as the Avenue of the Stars, Star Ferry, Peninsula Hong Kong, Kowloon Pier, Peak Tower, and Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower.

Many shops in this Holiday Inn.  A new HK trend is the vintage watch shop,  several in the basement.

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The old girl needs a tune up. The beds were comfortable and the rooms were clean but everything just needed an update.

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Best holiday in I've ever visited , the suites are amazing and staff is superb. Breakfast was indeed the best

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唯港薈 - What an amazing view of Victoria Harbour

唯港薈

(47 reviews)

$$$

Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon

We had a wonderful experience at the Hotel Icon! Firstly, it's a beautiful hotel with stellar…read morecustomer service. The service is due to the fact that the tourism college is connected to this hotel, so they're very committed to making sure the students know the proper way to treat customers. Secondly, all the amenities that come with the stay were fabulous! We opted for a Harbor view King room on the executive level. Totally worth the extra coin!! Our mini bar was filled everyday and everything in it was delicious and complimentary. The breakfast buffet on the 2nd floor was a real, quality buffet. It had dim sum, traditional English breakfast items and American items as well. There was an omelette station, an udon station and a fresh juice station! This buffet was complimentary with our executive room. You could also enjoy breakfast upstairs in the Above & Beyond lounge, which we tried once. But it was a menu only option and the buffet was too good to forgo. Another perk of the executive room was the complimentary tea time and cocktail hour in the Above & Beyond lounge. The rooms are a little lacking of soundproofing, so I'd suggest earplugs and white noise if you're a light sleeper like me.

Stayed for one night in June in a suite facing Victoria harbor. The suite was modern, beautiful,…read moreand clean. It was perfect for viewing the 8 pm Symphony of Lights on Hong Kong island and you can stream the audio soundtrack from your phone onto the speakers in the room. The hotel staff were very friendly and professional. We travelled with our two daughters and the suite had kids robes and kids cups and toothbrushes waiting for them. The lounge was wonderful for a quiet breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cocktails. And the minibar in the suite was well stocked with sodas, juices, water, tea and coffee. The suite was reasonably priced versus suites in other hotels and allowed an occupancy of two adults and two children. Definitely recommend this hotel.

香港凱悅酒店 - Regency suite

香港凱悅酒店

(44 reviews)

$$$

Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

Globalist check-in is on the 23rd floor lounge. The hotel was booked solid that weekend and no…read moreupgrades were available however Stephanie worked her magic and gave us a room on the club level with harbor view. Love the location-very central, Uber readily available anytime day or night, very cheap. The hotel is attached to a mall AND subway stop with lots of food and shopping on every turn. (Uber to airport is US$35, 40min drive) Amenities were adequate (they started charging for plastic stuff in 2026: shower cap, razor etc. It is a Hong Kong thing, not Hyatt). The shower pressure is strong, wifi is fast, housekeeping friendly and lounge is great. We had fantastic breakfasts in the Cafe and feel lucky to avail of the 40% off in-house guest discount for the weekend seafood buffet at HK$888+ It was a great seafood spread. We went to the Grand Hyatt for their seafood buffet but we love the HR buffet more than the Grand. Thank you Samuel Wong and Emma Lam in the Cafe for helping us graciously every morning. We highly recommend HR Regency TST and look forward to returning!

Last year, we stayed at this hotel in Hong Kong. It was directly connected to K11 mall and there…read morewere tons of shops, malls and restaurants around the area. Very convenient! We got a corner twin room and was pretty spacious. The bathroom was pretty big with a separate shower and tub. The only minor complaint was that the hallway didn't have any air conditioning but there were fans blowing out hot air. Thankfully, our room's A/C system was pretty strong. Due to the many restaurant options around the hotel, we didn't try any of the restaurants within the hotel. Hotel also had a gym and swimming pool but I didn't get a chance to try them out.

九龍香格里拉大酒店 - View from the private lounge

九龍香格里拉大酒店

(32 reviews)

$$$

Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon

Old style elegance in Kowloon is what you can expect at the Shangri La. This is always our choice…read moreof stay when visiting Hong Kong. This visit was for over 10 nights and it always felt so nice to get back to the hotel and our room after long and hot adventurous days in the city. The rooms have large windows that let the outside light in and depending on your room category can face the famous Victoria harbor. We had the privilege of housekeeping services by Pat. She always took good care of us and provided happy service always. Thank you ShangriLa Kowloon for a great stay.

Shangri-La Kowloon delivers a truly elevated luxury experience, made exceptional by its outstanding…read moreconcierge team--especially Tony, who went above and beyond with thoughtful recommendations, seamless arrangements, and genuine warmth. Service here feels personal, polished, and effortlessly attentive. The Horizon Club Lounge is a standout. Breakfast options include both a refined lounge breakfast and access to the full buffet, featuring delicious Asian and Western selections that are fresh, beautifully presented, and satisfying. The complimentary happy hour is far from ordinary--expect high-end liquors, quality wines, and premium beers, paired with an impressive spread. Evening offerings feel more like a curated dining experience than light snacks, with a full dim sum service that rivals top local restaurants--an unexpected and delightful touch. And then there's the view: breathtaking, unobstructed panoramas of Victoria Harbour that are especially magical at sunrise and after dark. Watching the harbor come alive from this vantage point is unforgettable. Shangri-La Kowloon combines world-class service, exceptional dining, and one of the best views in Hong Kong. A true five-star stay in every sense.

香港洲際酒店

香港洲際酒店

(54 reviews)

$$$$

Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

My stay at Regent Hong Kong was absolutely fantastic. From check-in, the staff was incredibly…read morefriendly and attentive, greeting us in Cantonese, Mandarin AND English, which made us feel right at home. They even walked us up to our room to show us all the amenities, and we discovered that our stay included three free pieces of laundry service--super helpful for an extended trip! The view from our room was breathtaking, offering a panoramic view of Victoria Harbor. We dined at Lai Ching Heen, the 2 Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant in the hotel, and it turned out to be one of the best meals we had. The breakfast buffet was also amazing, with the most options I've ever seen, ranging from Oriental to Western cuisines. Throughout our stay, the staff continued to be attentive and welcoming, making us feel relaxed and well cared for. The rooms were spotless and elegantly designed, and the hotel's pool area, overlooking Victoria Harbor, was a highlight. It includes a jacuzzi and an ice bath tub, which felt incredible on a hot summer day. Highly recommend Regent Hong Kong to anyone traveling to the city. The hotel itself could be a destination, with its super convenient location and a subway station right outside that connects you to K11 shopping mall and other parts of the city.

Formally the InterContinental Hong Kong as of this past November, this hotel has now been branded…read moreback to its original name: The Regent Hong Kong. Following two decades as its former brand, it was finally restored to its name when the hotel opened over 40 years ago. Fear not IHG fans, this flagship property will remain with IHG for the next 30 years. (#1) This is one of the most iconic hotels in HK. It's been featured in shows, movies, and music videos and it's semi-old school 80s/90s vibe is a thing of nostalgia. Don't let the exterior fool you, this hotel is still worthy of its 5 star status, where the rooms are super contemporary and modern and run for anywhere from $500-$6000 USD a night. Whether it's a high floor with city or harbour view, it's a guaranteed comfortable stay. The bed is so comfy that I wouldn't want to leave the room either. While some folks enjoy the skyline view from The Peak (#1), I think it could be argued the more impressive view is directly from here. The panoramic views of the breathtaking skyscraping cluster of Hong Kong is perfectly on display from the Kowloon waterfront, which makes for all the reasons TST is the place to be. (#3) This place is chalk full of amenities and outstanding dining options. Lai Ching Heen is their high end Cantonese establishment, NOBU for Japanese, The Steak House, Oura Bar + Lobby Lounge for their nightlife, and one of the city's greatest international buffets in Harbourside. (#4) I'm excited for the possibilities at The Regent HK. I can't wait to go back. ___________ (#1) Any points to stay here is worth it. (#2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/jy8tEjuOnsV96MmpD0M5MA (#3) Take that, HK Island. (#4) An amazing place to enjoy a view and crazy amount of food: https://www.yelp.com/biz/5BjkDkOvSKLuUXvzOfeeCQ

New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel - New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel - Residence Lounge & Bar

New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel

(10 reviews)

$$

Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon

The New World Millennium Hotel Kong Hotel is conveniently located in Tsim Sha Tsui East consisting…read moreof business, shopping, and eating establishments. The location is a short walk to the MTR station and close to the Star Ferry and Nathan Road. The staff is professional and helpful. The rooms are large by Hong Kong standards. Recommended for your stay in Hong Kong.

From the moment we arrived at the hotel, I could tell the service was going to be top notch! The…read moredoormen were courteous and efficient, and we were welcomed by Bobby in the lobby. He brought us to check in on the 15th floor as we had booked a room with access to the executive lounge. Throughout our stay, the staff in the lounge were terrific; remembering our names, room numbers and even our preferred cocktails. The breakfast buffet had a huge variety and there was definitely something there for everyone. We enjoyed the various restaurants on the property and a couple of the dishes were outstanding. However, a day into our trip we had a rather big snafu with my father's mobility scooter breaking. Obviously this was going to affect our trip in Hong Kong, but Raymond, the Chief Concierge came to the rescue! He lent us a wheelchair to use and arranged for a rental scooter to be delivered to the hotel. He kept in touch with us throughout the week, giving us suggestions and making us feel like we were the only guests in the hotel. I can't say enough good things about Raymond, except kudos to you, sir. A++. You, alone are a reason I would return. The hotel was packed because of the Chinese New Year. I observed how well the staff worked with each other and the guests; it was a well oiled machine. There were some festivities in the lobby to celebrate and the general manager, Mr. Wipper was there. Ah it all made sense now. The extraordinary attention to detail and exquisite service came down from the top! It was clear this GM had standards and his staff respected that, and him. The airlines had cancelled our flights home because of expected bad weather. Bobby, the rooms manager, whom we had met upon arrival, didn't flinch. Although they were at capacity, he somehow managed to extend our stay for 3 additional nights and then change again when the airlines cancelled us for a second time. Well done Bobby - the airlines could learn a thing or two from you. All in all, we had a marvelous time at The New World Millennium hotel in Hong Kong and I would highly recommend staying at this property!

帝苑酒店 - King Room on the 10th Floor

帝苑酒店

(8 reviews)

$$

Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon

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.

香港金域假日酒店 - hotels - Updated October 2026

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