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Harbour Plaza North Point

Harbour Plaza North Point

4/53889 Reviews
North Point and Quarry Bay
Been stayed at this hotel for many times before and it's always as nice as usual. Room was spacious with nice open city view. Everything's clean and tidy and the bed was super comfy! Bathroom was clean and literally got everything there! All the staffs were very friendly and helpful! Especially front desk, very patience. Highly recommended, def will come back again!
Summit View Kowloon

Summit View Kowloon

4.3/51562 Reviews
Mong Kok
It's very comfortable, the transportation is convenient, and the meal is also very convenient.
YHA Bradbury Jockey Club Tai Mei Tuk Youth Hostel (Tai Po)

YHA Bradbury Jockey Club Tai Mei Tuk Youth Hostel (Tai Po)

3.9/525 Reviews
The dormitory supervisor is very good, but the headquarters of the youth hostel is very poor. Because the door was broken, the dormitory supervisor kicked the door and tried to open it. As a result, the glass splashed and injured me, but the headquarters did not deal with it. Generally speaking, the residents and dormitory supervisors are more interesting and full of human touch.
Camlux Hotel

Camlux Hotel

4.1/52290 Reviews
Hung Hom and Kowloon City
The hotel sits in the industrials area of Kowloon East so it’s not close to the metro or major bus stops. Well, given this room rate, you need to pay an effort to walk for about 7 minutes to the major bus stops. There’s also no restaurant nearby so make sure you get takeaway or eat before you return to the hotel area. The hotel room decor is of modern light industrial style with a nice choice of tones of colours of the wall and furniture. Amenities are rather new. However, there are two things that make the stay experience a little disappointing. There’re areas in the room that harbour dust, especially the bathroom door, the table top above the refrigerator and some parts of the wall. Your clothing items would collect if you accidentally place anything there. What stunned me was that they were strict or I would say stingy about giving bottled water to guests, which I have never experienced in any hotel in Hong Kong. At other hotels I’ve stayed in, I can ask for extra bottled water when I needed or they had filtered water dispensers installed in the corridor. (Foreign travellers must pay attention that not all water pipes that lead to the tap are clean and some could have unwanted metal deposits. At Camlux they provided only two 700+ ml bottles of water and each extra bottle comes at $12.
Longyuan Hotel

Longyuan Hotel

0/50 Reviews
Mong Kok
Having lived in a hotel in Hong Kong, this elevator is relatively new. The room is clean and tidy, the service is good, there is no one-time wash, just give it if you ask. There is no conversion plug. It is that the soundproofing of the street is not good, and it is noisy to sleep at night, and I did not sleep well. You can store your luggage there after you check out, which is great. Easy to go out!
WM HOTEL HONG KONG, Vignette Collection

WM HOTEL HONG KONG, Vignette Collection

4.5/52090 Reviews
Very good view on the top swimming pool, Everything is new and the services perfect

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