AKI Hong Kong - MGallery

The environment is clean and comfortable, and the location is convenient. I really like the Japanese design. Chilly and Vincent at the front desk patiently answered my questions and recommended nearby restaurants to me. I will definitely recommend it to my friends.

Good service attitude, good environment, with a gym and good views, recommended

During my three-day stay in Hong Kong, I stayed in two hotels in Wan Chai. The first was AKI in Wan Chai, a relatively new hotel with a good reputation. I heard it was designed by a Japanese designer and perfectly in tune with modern aesthetics. But once the curtains were drawn, I was transported to another world. The hotel sits atop a dilapidated building dating back 50 or 60 years—what Hong Kong people would call a "subdivided flat." From the hotel's spacious windows, I could almost see directly into the bedroom of the family across the street. It was so eerie I didn't dare take a picture [facepalm]. For the entire nine hours I stayed there, I was forced to hold onto this beautiful fig leaf. Despite the beautiful interior design, I couldn't sleep peacefully. I felt like countless eyes were peering through my eyes. I checked out at 9:30 AM and checked my luggage.

The provision of adapter plugs is very convenient. The stay is very comfortable. 😌 The transportation is convenient. Huasao Ice House is downstairs and the subway station is also very close. It is convenient to go anywhere.

The breakfast restaurant staff are terrible. Everything else is good.