Hotels near Victoria Peak, Hong Kong

The room was quite spacious and bright, and very clean. The staff paid attention to my requests (e.g., quiet room, not a corner room) and tried their best to accommodate them. Drinking water, disposable toothbrushes, and a travel adapter were provided. The ”Zhuo Zhi” room type seems to be a promotional one, located on lower floors (2-6), and uses different elevators than the higher floors. The quietness on lower floors is definitely not as good as on higher floors. The soundproofing in the room was really poor! At two or three in the morning, after I had already fallen asleep, someone opened the door in the next room, and the sound was so loud it felt like they were opening my own door, startling me awake!!! Breakfast: It was a very simple Western breakfast, not very tasty. I'd suggest saving that money and eating at McDonald's or 7-Eleven instead – it would be much better. Location: There are two bus stops very close by, about 100-200 meters away. The MTR station is a bit further, probably a 500-600 meter walk. It's about 1 kilometer from West Kowloon (which is neither particularly close nor particularly far...). Even seemingly short distances in Hong Kong can feel quite long when you're walking. There are many restaurants nearby, a Starbucks downstairs, a 7-Eleven next door, and a McDonald's across the street. Temple Street is also not far away.

We stayed at WAKE Concept Hotel for one night in a Standard Queen Room. We already knew the room would be small, so we didn’t have very high expectations. We only brought backpacks for this trip, which turned out to be a good choice because there is really no space for luggage in this room. If you’re booking the Standard Queen Room, I would recommend bringing a backpack or a small carry-on at most. Unfortunately, cleanliness was one of the biggest issues for us. I could see quite a bit of dust and some hairs that had not been properly cleaned. The room also felt like it was not very well maintained. The bathroom is extremely small, and when you shower, water will almost certainly splash into the toilet bowl area. The toilet flush was also not very strong, so we sometimes had to flush twice. The bed was another downside for me. It was quite hard, and unfortunately, I didn’t have a very good sleep that night. On the positive side, the location is very convenient. The hotel is close to Yau Ma Tei MTR station, and there are plenty of eateries, shops and convenience stores within walking distance. Another big plus is that there is a direct Airport Bus A21 that stops near the hotel, which makes getting to and from the airport very convenient. Since we were only staying for one night and the small room was already within our expectations, we were still okay with the overall experience. However, if I were staying for a few nights or longer, personally, I would not choose this hotel again. Overall, I would say this hotel is more suitable for a very short stay, especially if you are travelling light and mainly looking for a convenient location.

Having stayed at many hotels in Hong Kong, this one offers excellent value for money. It's easy to find, located right next to V City mall and about 100 meters from Tuen Mun MTR station. The breakfast is also very reasonably priced. The room is spacious, with two double beds that can easily accommodate four people. Absolutely recommended!

The location is good, within walking distance to Causeway Bay and Tin Hau MTR stations, and just a few steps from the tram stop. The handsome guy on the first floor was enthusiastic and polite. The room was small, but had everything you need, which is understandable in Hong Kong. Just a heads up, they require a deposit for check-in and I didn't have my credit card, but luckily I had some Hong Kong dollars with me.

Located in the Aberdeen area, it's a bit far from the MTR station, but thankfully Hong Kong's double-decker buses are very convenient, with many bus routes right outside. For Hong Kong, it offers good value for money, and the room isn't particularly small by HK standards, though if I had brought a large suitcase, opening it might have been a bit of a squeeze. I stayed on a higher floor, and the overall environment was quite quiet. A HKD 500 deposit is required, either cash or credit card. The basic room type wasn't available, so I got the sea-view double room I booked. You can indeed see the sea... but there's not much to look at.

Dorsett is a good chain hotel that I’ve stayed at before many times in Hong Kong, but I have to say this is probably my least favourite of the several locations they have. The hotel does offer good facilities and good sized rooms with comfortable bedding, bathroom. The hotel also has a gym, and restaurant. However, the location isn’t too good and despite saying it’s only a few hundred meters away from two metro stations it’s quite a long and inconvenient walk from either. In addition, one side of the hotel overlooks a huge cemetery and grave yard - so if you are particular about this kinda of thing it would be an issue and it would be your entire view so something you can’t avoid. This isn’t mentioned anywhere else from what I can find. The only way you can avoid this is to pay to upgrade to a premium room (I feel this is a little unfair way of marketing). Staff are generally friendly however I did find one of the concierge a little rude and abrupt.

The stay at Venetian Hostel was a good one. Surprising at first if you are from the west due to it's location, but equally super interesting and an authentic experience of Hong Kong. The rooms were small, but no one is expecting luxury at such a price, clean, the AC worked well (which is a must in such a hot place) and the reception was very helpful. The roof of the building also makes for a pretty cool hang out spot if you can manage the heat.

On the ground floor, there were quite a few foreigners, seemingly all exchanging currency. The hotel is located in Block B, so you need to walk further inside and take the elevator. It's quite close to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station Exit N5. Right outside the building, there's an international mall, which is convenient for shopping. However, the fan inside was quite noisy, and the air conditioning wasn't really on. The overall hygiene of the building seemed just okay. The front desk staff were very nice and showed me how to use the key card access. A thoughtful touch was that they provided an adapter, as mainland Chinese and Hong Kong sockets are different.

The environment here is fantastic, and the facilities are all very well-equipped. The service is also excellent; every day, the staff greeted us with a smile and were very attentive. It's not too far from Disney, which is very convenient. And especially the hotel's view!!! It's absolutely stunning.

This hotel, nestled in the bustling Yau Ma Tei district of Kowloon, truly embodies the advantage of a prime, 'every inch counts' location. Although on the first floor, the public lounge area is thoughtfully designed. During off-peak hours, the occasional chatter from outside adds a touch of lively local flavor, making it feel wonderfully vibrant. There's no in-room direct drinking water, but the supermarket downstairs is just a stone's throw away, making resupply incredibly convenient. The room layout is ingeniously compact, with every bit of space utilized perfectly, making it an efficient and practical urban dwelling choice.