Hotels With Gym in Hong Kong, China

If you're looking for convenience for an early flight departure, I think this hotel is great. The shuttle bus runs quite frequently, every 15 minutes, which is very convenient. However, I found the front desk staff to be a bit careless; they didn't remind us that if we checked out too early to have breakfast, we needed to request a takeaway meal at check-in. Also, the bathroom is small and not very convenient. But for a transit stay, it's still worth recommending.

The room isn't very big, especially the bed, which is quite short. The only difference between a king-size and twin beds is whether the two bases are pushed together or separated to form a 'king.' If you stretch out, your feet will hang off the end, so I'd guess the bed is only about 1.7 meters long. Also, the air conditioning is quite noisy; the central AC fan makes a fair bit of noise at night. The hotel's location is decent though, only a 5-10 minute walk from the subway exit.

My child had an entrance exam in Hong Kong, and after a long search, I picked this hotel and was very satisfied. The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming and spoke excellent English. They even extended our checkout time to 1 PM. The next day, we were a little late getting back from the exam, and they extended it again to 1:30 PM. It's so convenient – you can walk directly to Langham Place from level L via a footbridge, which has all sorts of food options. Mong Kok MTR station, Exit C, is right downstairs. Seriously, it's super convenient for dining, accommodation, and transportation. The value for money is excellent. The room also had a little booklet with recommendations for food, accommodation, and transportation, which was a nice touch. I'm very satisfied. Thank you! 🙏🌷🌷🌷

Facilities: The facilities are very new. The room comes with an adapter and a mini-fridge, which was great to come back to after a day out. There's also a gym in the building. Service: The service was excellent; they proactively recommended nearby attractions. Environment: It's very close to the MTR station, right out of the Sham Shui Po B2 exit, a straight walk to the hotel. If you have a lot of luggage, you can use the elevator at exit B, which is very convenient. The top floor has a terrace, and the hotel is quite tall, higher than surrounding buildings, so the view is good.

The room was clean, tidy, and comfortable. The facilities were complete, the environment was quiet, and the service was excellent. The price was affordable and the transportation was convenient. It's especially suitable for business travel.

Everything was satisfactory, from the facilities to the service, right up until checkout. However, the two staff members at the front desk (a man and a woman, both a bit on the heavier side) were quite unfriendly. When I went to store my luggage to grab breakfast and then tried to borrow an umbrella, they demanded a 200 HKD deposit. The card clearly stated a 150 HKD deposit, but when I questioned the front desk, they simply didn't respond.

Luckily, the front desk upgraded us to a premium room. The room was spacious and clean, and they thoughtfully provided charging cables by the bed. The large, round bathtub was a pleasant surprise! The hotel's location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk from the subway station, with convenience stores and a supermarket nearby, making shopping very convenient.

The front desk staff were really nice during check-in. I requested a high floor and got a room on the 27th, though it was a bit of a shame the view was just of the city. The hotel itself is great, with nice surroundings and good views, and it's super convenient – close to the subway and a 7-Eleven for drinks. They don't provide disposable toiletries or water, but slippers are included. Once, I called housekeeping for a band-aid, and it took forever to arrive – I had to call three times to follow up. Not sure if the hotel was busy or what, but it did mess up my plans a little. Overall though, it was still a good stay.

This time, I didn't plan ahead. My return trip was suddenly delayed, and I needed to switch hotels last minute, so I just booked one nearby. I was genuinely amazed by this place! For around 1100, the room was incredibly spacious, completely unlike the 'every inch of land is precious' small rooms I always hear about. It had two bathrooms, a huge bed, two TVs, and a large bathtub with a separate shower. The amenities were also super comprehensive, including a universal adapter and complimentary bottled water in the room. I truly recommend room 1042! They also have all the disposable items for children, which you can ask for at the front desk. Highly recommended! It's also quite close to the MTR station. Just across the road is Kowloon Park, which is definitely worth a visit. Miramar Place is diagonally opposite, as well as Muji, and there's a Don Quijote import supermarket downstairs. Highly, highly recommend!

Facilities: Similar to economy hotels on the mainland, no signs of aging. It's quite small due to limited space, but in Hong Kong, it offers great value for money. Overall, I still recommend it. I forgot to take photos of the interior, but it looks pretty much like the pictures on the platform. Location: It's a bit of a walk from Tin Hau Station Exit A, but not too far. There are 7-Eleven and Mannings convenience stores along the way. Service: Very good. They helped me check in, and even guided me to the correct lobby when I went to the wrong one. Luggage storage is very organized, so no worries about losing anything. Cleanliness: Standard. Hotel Restaurant Afternoon Tea: Hong Kong-style snacks.