Hotels With bar in Hong Kong, China

"This hotel is excellent, very high-end and on par with some well-known chain brands. It's located right across from the Wan Chai MTR exit. There's an entrance to the right of a Porsche dealership. Don't take the first elevator; instead, walk 10 meters forward to the right of it, and the first elevator you see will take you directly to the 19th floor for check-in. After checking in, your room will be in the northwest corner of the front desk area. If you take the correct route, the hotel is only a four to five-minute walk from the MTR station. However, if you take the wrong exit (Exit C), you'll have to walk uphill and then typically take an elevator from the 3rd floor to the 19th. During the day, there are plenty of signs on the 3rd floor, so you won't get lost. The hotel is very clean, and the pool is good too. I didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on the variety. The mall downstairs is also great for shopping and has good food options. I feel incredibly lucky to find a hotel in Hong Kong over 30 square meters and so upscale for just over a thousand [HKD]. The front desk staff who handled my check-in were also exceptional and exceeded my expectations. If I have the chance to visit again, I'll definitely stay here."

"It's rare for me to give anything less than a perfect 5-star rating, but I have to say this hotel's biggest downfall is its aging facilities. The air conditioner hummed loudly all night, and being on a lower floor, there was also machine noise from outside. Check-in is after 3 PM, and the front desk staff was quite argumentative. When I requested a higher floor in advance, I was told the only options were connecting rooms or end rooms. Basically, any requests I had were denied. Other than the good location, there's not much else positive to say."

"I booked this hotel for a concert, but it's a bit of a walk to both Kai Tak and the MTR station. They do have a shuttle service to the high-speed rail station and Tsim Sha Tsui on the hour. Although the room was small, it was quite comfortable, and the staff were very friendly and helpful. However, the surroundings of the hotel aren't great; it's in a residential area, and the local shops have poor service attitudes and close very early. If you're not going to Kai Tak, there's really nothing to do nearby."

"Coming to Hong Kong this time, I searched for many hotels on Trip.com, but most rooms were tiny and the facilities were outdated. I finally decided to stay at the Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong, and as soon as I entered, I was blown away by the sea-view room on the first floor with a large balcony! Stepping out, you're greeted by an endless expanse of clear blue sea – the view is absolutely stunning! 🌊 At night, I enjoyed the sea breeze on the balcony, watching the starry sky, eating fruit, and having drinks. It was so relaxing I didn't want to leave. Getting around from the hotel is super convenient; there's a free shuttle bus directly to the MTR station, making it easy to go shopping, explore, and try out all the amazing local food. The buffet breakfast was a bit simple, so don't have high expectations. Once you're near the MTR station, there are so many Hong Kong delicacies that you'll wish you had more stomachs to try them all. The hotel offers a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle, with a healing sea view and excellent value for money. The experience was fantastic, and it's definitely on my must-stay list for my next visit to Hong Kong. I'll definitely be back!"

"🌼 A hotel that's a quiet oasis amidst the hustle and bustle. I stayed during the peak summer family season, and with a large number of international guests, the lobby was incredibly lively. 🌸 One of the housekeeping staff quickly met my request, cleaned efficiently, and was very friendly – kudos to her! 👍 I also encountered several male staff members in the lobby who proactively offered assistance, which was great! 😎 The hairdryer and kettle in the room were of much better quality than before. The bath towels were nice and thick, but the lack of a dirty towel basket was a minor drawback. The duvet and pillows were decent, though not the most comfortable. No complimentary bottled water in the room, which is typical for Hong Kong. The view outside the window was still of that construction site – Hong Kong's building speed is really... quite slow~ ⚠️ Areas for improvement that weren't ideal. The hotel can take these as constructive criticism or as encouragement, no AI response needed: 1. Front Desk: The young man who checked me in was neither proactive nor warm; his cold attitude isn't really suited for the service industry, especially for direct customer interaction. 2. The air conditioning in the room was noisy. The hotel doesn't need to give the standard 'machine check showed no fault' reply; if a customer perceives it as loud, that's their personal experience. 3. All four elevators were stuffy and hot, with neither air conditioning nor ventilation."

"The Regal Kowloon Hotel boasts an excellent location, making it incredibly convenient for getting around Tsim Sha Tsui. The rooms are clean and spacious. A special thanks to the front desk staff, Jeremie and Dennis, for their warm and professional service, efficiency, and patient and friendly demeanor. They truly enhanced my trip to Hong Kong, making for a superb stay. Highly recommended."