Hong Kong Kowloon City District Hotels

The view is quite open, with blue skies and white clouds right when you open the door! The facilities and cleanliness aren't super spotless, but they're acceptable, especially given the affordable price 🥺. It's perfectly fine for a simple one-night stay. The front desk staff were very friendly, and the cleaning ladies I encountered were all nice too! Just remember to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and a universal adapter.

Right next to the new stadium and mixed-use sports/retail complex. Ideal for concert-goers. A bit far from the city, but the offers a free shuttle bus to the nearest MRT station. Very clean with a luxurious interior design. Overall, the stay was pleasant. The breakfast was very good with plenty of options, my only note is that the in-room coffee wasn’t refilled during cleaning.

Exceeded All Expectations - A Flawless Hotel Experience We just concluded a perfect stay and couldn't be happier. From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by the lovely fragrance throughout the hotel—a small detail that makes a big difference. Our room was surprisingly spacious for Hong Kong, and most importantly, it was impeccably clean. The breakfast offered a great variety and was delicious every morning. A real highlight was the swimming pool; it was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring the city. To top it all off, the staff kindly accommodated us with a late checkout, which made our departure day so much more relaxed. We cannot fault a single thing and will definitely be returning!

This hotel seems to be newly opened. The facade is easy to spot; if you're taking the MTR, both Sung Wong Toi B2 or B3 exits work. It's about a 2-minute walk around the corner. Rooms are only available after 3 PM. There's a ￥500 deposit that can be paid with cash or credit card and is refunded upon check-out. Although the room isn't large, it's very well-equipped. Besides some chargeable disposable items, all other towels and toiletries are provided! Free drinking water is available, and there's free coffee in the shared space. The two young staff members at the front desk are fluent in both Mandarin and Cantonese, so communication is a breeze. Definitely a five-star review! The hotel is surrounded by convenience stores. Kowloon City is a hub for Southeast Asian communities, with many Thai and Southeast Asian restaurants; I recommend trying 'Thai Gold Court' if you have time. The hotel is also super convenient for getting to the Hong Kong Coliseum or Kai Tak for performances. I'll definitely be back!

The hotel room is spacious, with central air conditioning where the vent doesn't blow directly onto the bed, which is great. Hot water is good, and coffee and tea bags are provided. The environment is quiet, and there are many restaurants nearby, which is very convenient. This time, after arriving in Hong Kong, I had to run some errands first, so I asked a friend to drop off my luggage at the hotel in advance, and I picked it up when I checked in at night. The hotel concierge staff were very enthusiastic and attentive. The hotel offers great value for money; this is already my second stay this year. Five-star rating, highly recommended.

Good: Great location. Quiet. Bathroom clean. Had a little tv and some useful items (toilet paper, toothbrush, hairdryer, kettle and two cups, shower gel and shampoo). Would recommend bringing your own towel. Very easy to self-check in by contacting them beforehand. Tiny tiny room but it was so cheap it was perfect for a simple place to rest for the night.

Overall, I'm quite satisfied. The transportation is also convenient. The room type is a bit small, but that's typical for hotels in Hong Kong. The placement of the TV is a bit unreasonable, blocking the prime sea view. I suggest moving it to the other side of the wall.

Low rates but you get what you pay for. Very small room with noise from elevated road in front. Small window, but curtains and glass bathroom door don't black out room in the morning. Close to MTR station and Wifi worked well.

This is my second stay here. I even managed to book it just three days before my trip! Facilities: The hotel is very new and the facilities are excellent. My first stay was a sea view, this time it was a city view, and I was upgraded to the 20th floor. The room layout, including the large window, was fantastic~ The only minor issue this time was that the water pressure in the bathroom was inconsistent, and the toilet flush was a bit weak, but it wasn't a major problem. I stayed for three nights straight. I'd hang the 'please clean' sign when I left, and when I returned, the room was spotless. The bed was made, and they even tidied up my pajamas that I'd left on the bed. I still remember the first time I stayed, I bumped into two lovely cleaning ladies in the elevator – they were so friendly and had the happiest smiles, it's stayed with me ever since. This hotel is super convenient. You can take the MTR directly from Hong Kong West Kowloon, it's about four stops and takes only about ten minutes. It's also very convenient to get to Sai Kung, Repulse Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, and Ho Man Tin. The main thing is how convenient it is! There are char siu rice noodles, Chongqing noodles, McDonald's, a fruit store, cheung fun place, and a supermarket nearby. (And most importantly, there's a Watsons and Mannings nearby too! No more struggling to find them!) Service: No deposit required, and you can even borrow an umbrella if the weather is bad.

A hotel with a very good value for money (after all, it is in Hong Kong, where every inch of land is worth a lot of money). It is very close to the Mong Kok subway station. It is not difficult to find it if you follow the navigation. It is inside the Ronghua Building. It is easy to find it by following the instructions. Facilities: The size of the room is very suitable according to my budget and the prices in Hong Kong, and it is almost the same as expected. The equipment is quite complete, with a separate bathroom (for a room of this price, and in Mong Kok, Hong Kong, where every inch of land is worth a lot of money, I can only say that I am very satisfied) Hygiene: Clean and comfortable. Anyway, according to my budget, I personally think it is reasonable Environment: It is quite quiet. In a busy city like Mong Kok, it will not be affected by the streets at all. Service: Polite and careful. When taking me to the booked room, they will carefully tell me some things to pay attention to. In general, when traveling out, according to your own budget and the prices of tourist destinations, etc., the value for money is super high!