Nina Hotel Island South

The hotel is clean, Wi-Fi works well, and the AC is super cool. The gym is big and the pool is nice. The breakfast selection was a bit limited; I hope they can add more variety, as there weren't many people eating.

This was my first time staying at this hotel. Overall, my stay was good, but there were some drawbacks. Personally, I found the showerhead in the bathtub to be fixed to the wall, not a detachable one, which was a bit inconvenient for me. The bathtub itself was quite spacious, but it looked like it had some minor signs of age. The toilet area was roomy, but the flush button was difficult to press, although the flushing itself worked fine. Also, there were some small wood shavings in the room that hadn't been cleaned up, possibly left over from a recent renovation. The wardrobe drawers had a strong woody smell, more so than other areas. Overall, what I was most satisfied with was the very comfortable mattress and the clean, dry sheets. The entire room was 30 square meters, and the window view was very open. A big plus was being able to sit on the window sill to relax and enjoy the scenery. Overall, it was a good stay, and I would consider coming back.

First off, I'm a strong advocate for environmental protection and support the Hong Kong government's ban on plastic bottled water. However, placing water dispensers in the hallway is an awkward and somewhat foolish arrangement. Imagine wanting a drink after showering or when you're in light clothing – you'd have to get fully dressed, go out to get water, use your card to enter and exit your room, and can only carry one cup at a time. Can't there be a more user-friendly solution? And don't even get me started on boiling water. The first night, I used tap water to make instant noodles and paid the price with four bouts of severe stomach cramps and diarrhea... Please check your water tank. I also have to complain about the elevators for floors P1-P6. There are only two, they're not fast, and one of them was out of service for my entire three-day stay. To be fair, I must also mention that some areas seem to have been recently renovated. The corridors are bright and welcoming, which is great – it completely sheds the typical old and decrepit look of many Hong Kong hotels. Finally, a shout-out to the customer care! It was my birthday during my stay, and the hotel's ION restaurant even sent a small cake. A truly heartwarming gesture that made my trip special. Thank you!

The hotel is great, with a gym and a pool. It's also conveniently located for getting around. The staff are very welcoming and helpful. I'd definitely consider staying here again if I have the chance.

The window wouldn't close properly, and of course, a strong wind that night blew it open (you couldn't make this up!), waking me up with the howling. On the first night, there was an occasional buzzing sound in the bathroom. The location isn't great, surrounded by industrial buildings, and it's quite a distance to the nearest convenience store and mall.

Out of all the hotels I've stayed at in Hong Kong, this one is by far the most satisfying, and the price was also very reasonable. For a hotel of similar quality and a better location, you'd definitely pay over a thousand (HKD). The beds were super comfortable; they were two 1.2-meter beds, each with two pillows, and felt larger than beds in the city center, making for a very comfortable sleep! It's also very close to the MTR station and a shopping mall, which is incredibly convenient! For Hong Kong, this room is quite spacious. The pool water was very clean. We stayed for three days and two nights, and there's a bus right outside the hotel that goes to Repulse Bay, which perfectly met our vacation needs; the kids absolutely loved it. There were two lifeguards watching the pool, giving us a great sense of security. Here's a small detail: one day, it was windy while we were swimming, and my child accidentally threw a swim ring downstairs. A hotel staff member immediately went down to retrieve it, and the manager even patted off some dust from the swim ring, concerned it might be dirty. Even though my child was at fault, the hotel's understanding and helpfulness were remarkable. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for future vacations in Hong Kong.

What I loved most about this hotel was the lobby's common area. It's spacious, beautiful, and quiet, with complimentary coffee. It was very comfortable to meet friends there to chat. The pool and gym are also excellent. The water temperature was perfect, and the pool's beautiful, lush hillside view instantly uplifted my mood just sitting by the edge. The lifeguard was very responsible, constantly watching over the pool. I highly recommend this hotel if you're looking for great value for money.

This hotel is quite close to the MTR station, which is a great location. It's decent. The front desk staff were very enthusiastic. My only bad luck was that it started raining right when I arrived, so I couldn't go swimming (though the pool was quite small anyway). Afterwards, since it was close to Repulse Bay, I went there instead. It was a good trip overall.

The hotel is a 7-8 minute walk from Wong Chuk Hang Exit A or B. If it's raining, I recommend Exit B, as you can cross a footbridge, which shortens the time you're exposed to the rain. The decor is quite new, but the motion-sensor light often turns on by itself at night, which can be a bit disruptive to sleep. The gym lights weren't on; I had to find the switch and turn them on myself. The front desk staff provided excellent and clear service. Guests get a 50% discount on the buffet from Monday to Friday, which offers great value for money. The restaurant staff were very friendly and attentive.