Hotels With Wifi in Hong Kong, China

It was an absolute fantastic stay with my family. Everything from the lobby, to the room and personal were top notch. Will definitely come back in the future.

The hotel was just like new open at 2018, the room was nice and big, good for family trip, thx for Brian help our trip a lot and so nice to us all the way. Anything you want to ask about Hong Kong you can ask Brian.

This hotel is part of the Empire chain, situated just beside another hotel from the same chain. It feels like a typical 4-5 star hotel, which is super. The bed came with soft and hard pillows, the bed was super comfortable, the toilet was big and clean. Honestly, no qualms about the room and physical aspects of the hotel. The stay also came with a free afternoon tea which was a buffet, which is really nice, and also lounge access on the 30th floor (both of which are in the sister hotel next door). What I found kind of annoying though was that despite the free amenities above, the hotel does not give any bottled water nor shaving kits or any amenities in the name of going green. I mean sure, I’m an advocate for going green, but surely everyone still needs to drink water, no? Maybe provide a reusable bottle and a water dispenser somewhere, that might be better than not providing any water at all. To their credit though, they do have a vending machine on the ground floor that serves drinks and amenities at a price.

The hosts are hospitable. The language barrier was not an hindrance since they were very willing to meet our issues. I think our supposed to be room was given to another local family so we got a smaller room. The only issue is the elevator.

As I was staying for 4 nights, I was given a room which has common ammenities like a set of washing machine and dryer (which might be used to cleanup the other rooms' bedsheets after they have checked out). Room is small (no choice due to space constraints in Hong Kong). Other than the building which looks old and scary when you arrive back at the area at night, the flat / room is well-lit and looks very new. No cockroaches at the room I was given (as mentioned by some reviews) but there were a few ants here and there and I guess unavoidable due to it being a relatively old building. Most importantly, best to have a wechat acc, so you can communicate with the owner easily.

The place is comparatively spacious than most Hong Kong hostels. The place is clean and well-maintained. They have a digital door lock for security. They do housekeeping every day, cleaning the room, setting up the beds, and providing change of towels and toilet paper. Location-wise, they are also very near TST station, restaurants, and grocery stores, which is very convenient. I would highly recommend this place!

This is the definition of a budget room in Hong Kong: very, very, VERY small, the shower is above the toilets, and the bed can feel a bit small if you're 1.80 meter tall or above. The guesthouse is located on the 7th floor of the notorious yet fascinating Chungking Mansion Building (If you haven't heard about it, Google it). Having said that, the employees were extremely kind and helpful, and offered an even better price when we asked in person to extend for 2 extra nights.

I recently stayed at Kam Mun Guesthouse during my trip to Hong Kong, and it was a fantastic experience! The location was incredibly convenient, with easy access to public transportation, restaurants, and popular attractions. The staff were very friendly, accommodating, and made us feel at home throughout our stay. The rooms were clean, cozy, and well-maintained, providing all the essentials we needed. It was also family-friendly, which was important for us as we traveled with our baby. Despite being in a bustling area, the guesthouse offered a peaceful and comfortable environment. Overall, Kam Mun Guesthouse is a great choice for travelers looking for affordable yet high-quality accommodations in Hong Kong. I highly recommend it and would definitely stay here again on our next visit!

The housekeeping opened my door while do not disturb was posted. She yanked my bedcover off me while no decent and gave it to another guest. The same housekeeper cut her finger on the sharp edge of the door and blamed me. The police were notified and the owner was ordered to give a refund for days paid for but not honored. Dirty rags, exposed wires, and construction worker blood all over floor hallway and room. Still no refund. They are hostile to foreigners.

The room is cost-effective and worth recommending The hotel is located very close to Apliu Street, Guilin Street, Beihe Street, Keelung Street... Sham Shui Po Market, where you can go shopping and buy a lot of items. Any needs for food, clothing, housing and transportation can be met