Top rated hotels in Hong Kong

iclub Sheung Wan Hotel
4.1/5870 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
Well located but I didn’t like the all tile and glass design and it seemed, if not unclean, “not fresh”. It is a bit dated. The towel rack was hanging off the wall and there are no hooks in the bathroom. Just small irritations… Anyway, it’s probably what you get for the money in that part of town. I would probably try another option next time but the place is certainly OK for a night or two.
Courtyard by Marriott Hong Kong
4.6/5406 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
This is the 2nd time in the past 3 months that I stayed in the hotel. I enjoyed the sea view from the room, peaceful and serene. Just by sitting at the ledge of the window, it gave full view of the Victoria Harbor with the mountains as backdrop. The view gave inspirations and cleanse the soul.
Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong
4.2/5630 Reviews
Central
I have booked a harbour view room. The reason was to take excellent sea and high level view at still affordable middle range prices, while also be at walk distances to some businesses places at a hurry beforehand to get used for excellent public transport system. I was strictly disappointed when I had firstly been directed to a room at 21f with small little corner window and overall not as advertised by picture from room size and its geometry. I even hardly understand where the sea/harbour is, since you see nothing that buildings. It might be ok for other purposes but not to take real inspiration and feelings. After my conversation with a service, they kindly change the room with ‘upgrades’ from 21 to 29 f but saying that I would rather contact them beforehand of needs of last floor / highest floor. That was the same room as displayed, so I feel happy. It matches the point. If you would like to take a look at night bars at LKF as well, it is also very good still calm area, but in 10 min walks to the party centres. So please be in contact with hotel beforehand making a un refundable pay, if the harbour view and a higher floor is a must feature.
Dash Living on Hollywood
4/5367 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
Everything by you could want for a short stay in Hong Kong (island). This new hotel offers studio-styled rooms with everything neatly built-in or tucked away to make best use of space. It’s about a 10min walk to tram and subway stops near Central and Admirality. Water, kettle and mini-fridge were all provided but no tea or coffee. The 7-eleven across the street has a nice variety of snacks and there are several great restaurants and bars along the street next door - Thai, Italian, Western/Steak houses and coffee shops are right across the street. This is a neat place to stay and at the same price as the Ramada further down the road, it holds its own in matching up to franchise competition, for the solo-traveller on a budget.
Butterfly on Wellington Boutique Hotel Central
4.4/5585 Reviews
Central
Great location. Close to all the restaurants and bars, not too loud. There's a construction site next door but I didn't hear anything over the weekend. Room is small but clean and equipped with a small tv and large desk. Good spot if you just want to come for a weekend and go out for dinner and drinks with friends. Only downside is that there's no gym of any sort and lugging luggage up wellington street from the mtr is a bit of a pain. The better option would probably to take the escalators from central.
Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong
4.1/51835 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
We Enjoyed our stay here at best western hotel.Spacious room and bathroom polite staff and clean room. The hotel is located in an easy-to-find location and accessible via taxi or public transportation such as buses and trams. We had an experience of a hassle-free check-in process also no deposit needed.I booked the hotel through Trip.com for 5 day stay.The hotel staff is proficient in communication. Great value for money. A little away from central but nice to see local area. Dated furnishings but clean and comfortable. Fantastic shower and comfortable bed so what more do you want!Great bakery next door with local seven-11 and starbucks.overall we had a great stay and will deffenitly book again here.

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