Holiday Inn Express Hotels in Hong Kong

- The hotel rooms were nice, clean, and comfortable, and overall the property was well-maintained. The area right outside the hotel feels modern and pleasant. - The only drawback was breakfast. The on-site restaurant was closed, so instead of the buffet we were expecting, the hotel provided vouchers for a simple sandwich and fruit. This was a bit disappointing. Food options nearby are also limited, but there’s a McDonald’s just around the corner and a 7-Eleven, which came in handy. - Location-wise, it’s not the most convenient if you’re planning to explore Hong Kong’s livelier districts—it’s about a 25-minute drive to the more central areas. - Overall, a clean and comfortable stay, but better suited if you don’t mind being a bit further away from the main attractions.

The room was surprisingly big for Hong Kong, although definitely could be renovated. I was disappointed by the breakfast. You get to choose one option out of four and they are all kind of Chinese fast food, like instant noodles. Plus throwing menu to the guests tables is not very pleasing. The atmosphere during breakfast wasn’t good so I hurried to finish it and left. Didn’t even show up the rest of my stay.

Clean room, simple breakfast, moderate location The room was clean and comfortable, just the right size for a short stay. Breakfast was simple but enough to start the day — mainly bread, eggs, and some fruit. The location is decent, about 10–15 minutes’ walk to the nearest MTR station, so it’s not the most convenient if you have lots of luggage, but manageable. Staff were polite and check-in was smooth. Overall, a good value stay if you don’t mind walking a bit.