Hotels in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s hotel scene is truly exciting! You can take your pick from luxurious harbourfront stays in Central, Admiralty, and Tsim Sha Tsui, complete with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, to stylish boutique hotels tucked away in vibrant areas like Sheung Wan and Wan Chai. Looking for something more budget-friendly? No problem—there are plenty of great options in Mong Kok and Jordan. No matter where you choose to stay, you’re guaranteed modern amenities, efficient service, and easy access to must-visit spots like Victoria Peak, Harbour City, the lively Temple Street Night Market, and the city’s seamless MTR network.

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Best Hotels in Hong Kong

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Empire Prestige Tsim Sha Tsui

Empire Prestige Tsim Sha Tsui

📍 8 Kimberley Street, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong
★★★★ 9.4 (7,323 reviews)

"The room is quite small, but the location is convenient and close to many attractions and shopping areas. One downside is that the hotel is located next to a garbage collection area. On the positive side, the cleanliness exceeded my expectations, and the room was very clean and well-maintained. The only major issue for me was the air conditioning, which was quite noisy and affected my comfort during the stay. Overall, it was a decent stay with a good location and cleanliness, but the noise from the air conditioner could be improved."

Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel

Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel

📍 No.1 Castle Peak Road, Gold Coast, Tuen Mun, Tuen Mun District, Hong Kong
★★★★★ 8.8 (7,381 reviews)

Escape downtown Hong Kong with a peaceful seaside stay surrounded by lush tropical gardens.

Empire Prestige Causeway Bay

Empire Prestige Causeway Bay

📍 No.8A Wing Hing Street, Eastern District, Hong Kong
★★★★ 9.3 (5,652 reviews)

"Conveniently located only 3 metro stops away from admirality. The rooms were spacious for HK standards. The room was clean and staff helped us to store our bagage on date of departure."

Epoch Hotel

Epoch Hotel

📍 No.123 Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong
★★★ 8.1 (1,417 reviews)

"Great location. Exit MTR at B2, cross the road, walk straight for about 50 meters, then turn right and you'll reach the hotel. The elevator is new and clean. The bedrooms are a good size, not too spacious but not too cramped, ideal for a family of four. Close to markets, supermarkets, and many restaurants."

Joyce House (Tsim Sha Tsui)

Joyce House (Tsim Sha Tsui)

📍 Room 506/5F, No.53-55 Hai Phong Street (Haiphong Mansion), Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong
★★★ 8.9 (1,048 reviews)

"Recommended 👍🏻 Staff very nice and warm welcome. Very good location, near mtr station tsim sha tsui exit A1 and the bus stop to airport. Very convenient. The room is clean and there is a water dispenser, fridge, hair dryer for you that is a plus ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"

SHINGTING LIVING Hotel Apartment

SHINGTING LIVING Hotel Apartment

📍 No. 179-181 Bullkeley Street, Kowloon City District, Hong Kong
★★★ 8.6 (921 reviews)

"Good value for money. Doors a a bit slim though so can hear loud neighbours occasionally."

Park Line Inn Hostel (Tsim Sha Tsui)

Park Line Inn Hostel (Tsim Sha Tsui)

📍 Room 503, 5F Hai Phong Mansion, 53-55 Haiphong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong
★★★ 9.2 (1,173 reviews)

"The room was very clean and the service was excellent, making for a very comfortable stay!"

Hopewell Hotel

Hopewell Hotel

📍 15 Kennedy Road, Wan Chai District, Hong Kong
★★★★★ 9.5 (6,528 reviews)

"Brilliant stay! The hotel seems relatively new and modern, and offers room sizes much larger than conventional for Hong Kong standards. It was impeccably clean, comfortable and had nice shower amenities. The view from the 54th floor was also beautiful. Things to be mindful of: the hotel is located above a shopping mall, so you have to transfer (sometimes more than 1) lifts. Late at night it can also be inconvenient because then you need to enter through a different entrance and transfer via a carpark (probably beyond the hotel's control and more likely the mall management's policy). The main lifts serving the rooms could also be confusing as not all lifts serve all floors. However, I'd still recommend."

Cordis, Hong Kong (Langham Hospitality Group)

Cordis, Hong Kong (Langham Hospitality Group)

📍 No.555 Shanghai Street, Mongkok, Kowloon, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong
★★★★★ 9.3 (5,545 reviews)

Cordis, Hong Kong, located near Mong Kok MTR station and just 2 km from West Kowloon and 30 km from the airport, is a great base for exploring the city and visiting the Xiqu Centre, Sham Shui Po, and Tung Choi Street.

Where to Stay in Hong Kong

Choose the perfect neighbourhood for your Hong Kong adventure based on your travel style

Shopping & Culture

Tsim Sha Tsui

Famous for its harbor views, museums, and major shopping malls.

  • Harbour City shopping mall
  • Avenue of Stars promenade
  • Museums and attractions
Best for: Shopping, Sightseeing
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Shopping & Nightlife

Wan Chai and Causeway Bay

A lively shopping district packed with malls, restaurants, and nightlife.

  • Times Square mall
  • Shopping at Fashion Walk
  • Lively nightlife scene
Best for: Young Travelers, Shoppers
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Relaxing getaway

Tsuen Wan

King’s Park, or the "Royal Park" (King’s Park), is a peaceful, historic neighborhood nestled on a hill in the heart of the Kowloon Peninsula.

  • Royal Park Playground
  • King George V Park
  • Royal Park boundary stones
Best for: families with children, relaxing getaway
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Local flavor

Hung Hom and Kowloon City

Hung Hom and Kowloon City are two authentic districts in the east of the Kowloon Peninsula, where the famous harbor promenade overlooking Victoria Harbour sits side-by-side with the chaotic charm of street markets, some of Hong Kong’s oldest bakeries, and massive residential complexes.

  • The new Hung Hom Promenade
  • Kun Iam Temple
  • Hutchinson Park
Best for: budget travelers, contemporary architecture enthusiasts
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Street Markets

Mong Kok

One of Hong Kong’s busiest districts, famous for its vibrant markets and neon lights.

  • Shopping at the Ladies Market
  • Street food and night markets
  • Vibrant city atmosphere
Best for: Budget Travelers, Market Shopping
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Coastal Residential

North Point and Quarry Bay

Situated on Hong Kong Island’s eastern side, this area blends residential neighborhoods with office towers, offering convenient access to the city center while maintaining a more local, coastal community atmosphere.

  • Strong MTR connectivity to Central and Quarry Bay business hubs
  • Mix of residential towers, offices, and everyday local amenities
  • Coastal views along the northern shoreline of Hong Kong Island
Best for: Business commuters, long-stay travelers
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Temple Street Night Market

Яу Ма Тей

Yau Ma Tei is one of the most colorful and authentic districts in Hong Kong’s Kowloon Peninsula, where the old city buzzes with life under dazzling neon signs, and alleys filled with street food stalls and bargain shops sit side-by-side with majestic temples and restored colonial-era buildings.

  • Temple Street Night Market
  • Tin Hau Temple
  • Fruit Market (Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market)
Best for: for those seeking an authentic Hong Kong, for foodies, night market lovers, and budget travelers
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International Airport

HongKong International Airport

Hong Kong’s main international gateway, offering extensive global flight connections alongside nearby hotels, airport facilities, and seamless transport links to the city via express rail, buses, and ferries.

  • Major international hub with worldwide flight connections
  • Direct Airport Express access to Central Hong Kong
  • Integrated facilities including shopping, dining, and transit services
Best for: Transit passengers, business travelers
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Cafes and vintage

Сайвань и Сёнвань

Sai Wan and Sheung Wan are two districts in the northwest of Hong Kong Island, where steep, cobblestone streets with street murals and historic 19th-century buildings harmoniously coexist with trendy art spaces, vintage boutiques, and traditional shops, creating the perfect balance between authentic old Hong Kong and modern creative culture.

  • Art Lane in Sai Ying Pun
  • Man Mo Temple
  • Cat Street / Antique Street
Best for: for street art lovers and fans of contemporary creativity, for a leisurely stroll
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Find Your Perfect Stay in Hong Kong by Travel Style

The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong Hotels in Hong Kong

The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong

"The hotel boasts an excellent location, conveniently close to the Hong Kong Palace Museum. It shares the same high standard as the Ritz-Carlton hotels I've stayed at in Chengdu and Xi'an: the rooms are comfortable and spacious, immaculately clean, and that capsule coffee really makes it feel like home."

Kimpton TSIM SHA TSUI HONG KONG by IHG Hotels in Hong Kong

Kimpton TSIM SHA TSUI HONG KONG by IHG

"I am very satisfied with the hotel. Overall i am giving it a 10/10 Thank you for the free room upgrade."

Regal Riverside Hotel Hotels in Hong Kong

Regal Riverside Hotel

"Thanks to the Regal crew I can see this is a big hotel serving lots of tour etc. This is my first time staying at Regal even had been living in the neighbourhood for decades - for this reason I can imagine why the rooms seems to be old and outdated. From other reviews I found there's a self laundry service on the 8/F (HK$50 per token for 1 wash or 1 dryer) surprisingly there's a pantry as well - but my swipe card won't let me in. I haven't try any other facilities so can't tell. Floor staff are very polite I would say."

W Hong Kong Hotels in Hong Kong

W Hong Kong

"W HK has always been my hotel of choice. I can’t have enough of their Davines Momo (and the Bliss before). The room is spacious and enjoyable, and its amenities and design (not repairs and maintenance though) continue to defy time.  Unfortunately this time, my room’s DND button didn’t work, resulting in endless door knocks from the hotel’s service team, from forgetting to replenish the mini-bar, to servicing my room at whatever unearthly hours that suit them.  With regard to replenishing the mini-bar, I take exception as to me being handed the missing item to replace, rather than the service team taking responsibility to attend to the actual replacement. With this anomaly, out of concern, I started counting the bar items - first time ever in my hotel experience over 50 years! - and found another missing item. Miffed, I rang Service, waited for a fair few minutes, only to be told yes they ran out of that stock but had not noted nor deleted it from their minibar menu. These incidents may appear menial and petty, yet they were the very small annoyances and disturbances that disrupted my otherwise enjoyable stay.  When asked where I could purchase the Chinese New Year goodies the hotel heavily advertised, the lady concierge greeting guests at the hotel lift lobby didn’t have a clue what they were! Sure, she didn’t speak the local language but this was no excuse on the part of the hotel management.  Bathroom taps leaked miserably, creating puddles at the basin areas when used. See pix.  What is concerning to me, however, is the lack of loyalty recognition from Marriott Bonvoy towards its members.  The room upgrade - if and when available, and the free drink under its loyalty programme and the Senior benefits have long been unavailable, even when explicitly requested, despite my being a life time gold (requirement 400 nights + 7 years Gold + status) for umpteenth years.  My booking this time, through Trip.com, drives the message home even louder and clearer. Without prompt and with just an online impersonal booking as a member of the lowest tier, Trip.com instantly provided me with a room upgrade and free drink. On top, the cost of the booking was a fraction cheaper. I hasten to confirm that through this Trip.com booking, I did get a room upgrade with sea view and the free drinks.  At the end of the day, it is not really about the cost saving of a couple of hundred HK$ or so, not the free room upgrade, nor the free drink. It is all about members’ feel good feeling, the recognition for loyalty, the acknowledgment from the establishment. Definitely, definitely, not for the very sour taste in the mouth of this Marriott Bonvoy Life Time Gold."

Real Reviews of Hong Kong Hotels From Travellers

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Empire Prestige Tsim Sha Tsui ★★★★
"the hotel was great like new. bed was great thx for Brian for the late check out great rest at the hotel view super great from the room."
★★★★★
2026-05-31
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Dipika ghale

Family
Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel ★★★★★
"Our quilt cover was torn. I wanted to iron my clothes but couldn’t because of dust on it. I went to lobby and asked them to do something about it and they said that they would ask the housekeeping to change and clean them but nobody came. It was my second stay there and i hoped we could get some relaxing stay but i was too disappointed this time."
★★★★☆
2026-05-31
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ChuiYee Cher

Business traveler
Empire Prestige Causeway Bay ★★★★
"Good to have Afternoon Tea & Happy Hour at the executive lounge. Relaxing and delightful experience!! Will come again in the next trip."
★★★★★
2026-06-09
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Couple
Epoch Hotel ★★★
"Pleasant stay in this hotel. The location is extremely convenient. The shower bathroom is quite small and no designated place to put my own shampoo. The rest are good."
★★★★★
2026-06-11
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V1KJE

Solo traveler
Joyce House (Tsim Sha Tsui) ★★★
"I had a great stay at Joyce House (Tsim Sha Tsui), made even better by the warm welcome from May. After a long day of travelling—and going slightly bonkers trying to find the place—her friendly check-in (and a few well-timed compliments!) was exactly what I needed. A quick heads-up for future travellers: it’s easy to find if you follow the instructions carefully. The entrance is quite narrow, and the hotel is on the 5th floor—once the lift doors open, voilà, you’re right there. Just note, it’s not listed on the notice board downstairs, so don’t let that throw you off. Now, the room—let’s just say it’s… efficient! 😄 It’s compact (very compact), but I knew exactly what I was booking. As someone who’s 5ft 10in, even the bed was a bit of a squeeze, but for a solo traveller packing light, it does the job perfectly. The place itself is clean, well-kept, and has everything you need for a short stay. The real standout is the location. With the Tsim Sha Tsui subway right on your doorstep, getting around the city is incredibly easy. You’re also surrounded by plenty of great food spots and things to do, so you’ll rarely be in the room anyway. If you’re in Hong Kong for a few nights and just need a comfortable base while you explore, this is a great option—especially when you consider that space is a luxury here. I’d happily stay here again. Thanks to May and the team for making it such a pleasant experience!"
★★★★★
2026-03-26
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zoe_xinxin

Business traveler
SHINGTING LIVING Hotel Apartment ★★★
"There are mainly disposable towels, which are very good! It's cost-effective. Because it's doing a special offer, the price is cost-effective. It's relatively small, but it's still acceptable. Overall, it's new and there's no strange smell."
★★★★★
2026-04-24
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Park Line Inn Hostel (Tsim Sha Tsui) ★★★
"The room location is great, with a view of the mosque right across the street from the window. It's very close to shopping areas and the Bintang Walk, and the metro station is just across the street, making it incredibly convenient. A solid choice!"
★★★★★
2026-06-20
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Solo traveler
Hopewell Hotel ★★★★★
"Hopewell is a new hotel and it’s literally 2 minutes walk from the Wanchai MTR. It’s clean and modern. The only thing that I would mention is hearing noise (opening and closing door) from an adjacent room, I think it could be through the shared wall is generally flanking sound transmission. The other item that it would be a good to have is shower cap. Understand that it’s good to use less plastic, but I have seen waxy paper ones used by other hotels, perhaps Hopewell could consider when they stock their amenities."
★★★★★
2026-06-07
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Other
Cordis, Hong Kong (Langham Hospitality Group) ★★★★★
"It is a typical 5 star hotel….Everything was great during my stay as can be seen from the rating stars that I gave them. But one thing that caught my attention was, while I was away in the day, the cleaner used a cable strap with “Cordis”written on it to tie my charger wire. Although it was a very small thing, it showed how thoughtful the cleaner was. This is my first such encounter after staying in so many different hotels. Big thumbs up to Cordis!"
★★★★★
2026-05-27

Hotels Near Top Hong Kong Landmarks

Experience the charm of Hong Kong by staying near the iconic landmarks.

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Where to Stay in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong is a global financial hub filled with towering skyscrapers, luxury malls, and rooftop bars that overlook the harbor. Beneath the fast-paced surface, the city offers quiet temples, green hiking trails, and hidden teahouses that reflect its deeper, more soulful character.

Best Districts to Stay in Hong Kong

Central

Hotels in Central: Best for first-time visitors; close to shopping, dining, and iconic attractions.

  • The Murray, Hong KongPrice from PHP 16,651 A refined luxury hotel with sleek interiors, heritage architecture, and panoramic views. Steps from Hong Kong Park and Central’s business core.
  • Four Seasons Hotel Hong KongPrice from PHP 37,032 Unrivaled harbour views, Michelin-starred dining, and a stunning infinity pool. A polished choice for both leisure and business travelers.
  • The Pottinger Hong KongPrice from PHP 14,918 Boutique charm on a historic cobbled street. Elegant rooms and a great base for exploring Central’s mix of modern and colonial sights.

Sheung Wan & Sai Ying Pun

Hotels near Hollywood Road: Best for indie cafes, art spaces, and a laid-back vibe.

  • Ovolo CentralPrice from Chic and bold design meets great location. Minutes from the Mid-Levels Escalator, with a free minibar and social touches.
  • the FigoPrice from PHP 5,916 Stylish and cozy boutique hotel tucked away in Sheung Wan. Thoughtful design, complimentary snacks, and close to cool bars and local galleries.
  • Little Tai HangPrice from PHP 7,395 A hidden gem near Victoria Park. Stylish serviced apartments with a neighborhood feel and great dining options nearby.

Tsim Sha Tsui (TST)

Hotels near Victoria Harbour: Best for shopping, harbor views, and family-friendly attractions.

  • The Peninsula Hong KongPrice from PHP 29,981 Iconic, timeless luxury. Impeccable service, rooftop dining, and sweeping harbor views in one of Hong Kong’s most legendary hotels.
  • Hotel ICONPrice from PHP 12,450 Stylish and sustainable. Rooftop pool, art-filled interiors, and close to Kowloon’s cultural hotspots.
  • The Mira Hong KongPrice from PHP 7,803 Modern design in the heart of TST. Walk to Harbour City and the Star Ferry, with spacious rooms and a lively lounge scene.

Getting to and Around Hong Kong

Hong Kong is served by Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), located on Lantau Island, about 25–35 kilometers from central districts like Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Causeway Bay. Travel time ranges from 25 to 45 minutes, depending on your mode of transport.

The Airport Express train is the fastest and most convenient option, with direct service to Hong Kong Station in Central. Taxis, buses, and hotel shuttles are also widely available.

For convenience, consider staying at one of these hotels near Hong Kong International Airport, especially if you have a layover or early flight.

Hotel NameEstimated PriceDistance from AirportShuttle Service Info

Regal Airport Hotel

From PHP 6,597

~480 m from the airport

Covered walkway to terminals; full-service hotel with spa, restaurants, and pool

SkyCity Marriott Hotel

From PHP 9,065

~2.1 km from the airport

Free airport shuttle; upscale stay near AsiaWorld–Expo and SkyPier

Novotel Citygate Hong Kong

From PHP 6,324

~5.7 km from airport

Free shuttle service; connected to Citygate Outlets and Tung Chung MTR station

The Silveri Hong Kong – MGallery

From PHP 7,813

~5.3 km from airport

Stylish and modern hotel in Tung Chung. Offers shuttle service, rooftop pool, and easy access to the MTR and outlet shopping

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Find More to Match Your Travel Style

City Adventures & Family Comfort

Kid-friendly stay near parks and museums → Two MacDonnell Road (Price from PHP 8,983)
Spacious family suites with kitchenettes and panoramic views of Hong Kong Park. Easy access to the Peak Tram and Central's cultural sites.

Suite-style comfort with homey touches → Little Tai Hang (Price from PHP 7,395)
Chic serviced apartments with full kitchens and a cozy, neighborhood feel. Family-friendly with parks, cafes, and local shops just steps away.

Luxury Hotels with a View

Overlooking Victoria Harbour → The Upper House (Price from PHP 24,972)
Minimalist luxury with oversized rooms, stunning harbor or mountain views, and personalized service in the heart of Admiralty.

Modern luxury in Central → Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong (Price from PHP 37,032)
Unmatched skyline views, a Michelin-starred culinary lineup, and an infinity pool overlooking the harbor.

Stylish Boutiques

Design-forward with a local vibe → The Fleming Hong Kong (Price from PHP 8,012)
Retro Hong Kong nautical-inspired design, boutique charm, and walkable to Wan Chai’s eclectic food and art scene.

Cool, casual, and connected → the Figo (Price from PHP 5,916)
A stylish, social boutique stay in Sheung Wan. Great for young travelers and creatives—close to cafes, galleries, and tram stops.

Tips for Booking Hong Kong Hotels

Book Early for Peak Travel Seasons

Hong Kong gets especially busy during Chinese New Year (January–February), Golden Week (early October), and Christmas. Hotels in popular areas like Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Causeway Bay often sell out or spike in price—so book well in advance.

Watch Out for Major Events

Expect higher rates during international trade fairs, art shows, and concerts at venues like the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, AsiaWorld–Expo, or West Kowloon Cultural District. Hotel demand surges during events like Art Basel, Rugby Sevens, and K-pop tours.

Save More with Trip.com Perks

New users can get up to 8% off select Hong Kong hotel bookings on Trip.com. Helpful for offsetting Hong Kong’s 10% service charge—or upgrading to harbour-view rooms with breakfast included.

Stay Smart with Location Choices

On a budget? Consider staying in areas like Sheung Wan, Sai Ying Pun, or North Point instead of Central or Tsim Sha Tsui. These neighborhoods still offer easy MTR access, great food, and local charm—without the high-end hotel prices.

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