Hotels with Infinity Pools in Hong Kong

"Maybe our favorite hk hotel - room are large and the view is breathtaking! In room dining (burgers) and excellent ! The infinite swimming pool is great and the slides for children really fun! We will come back!"

"My child attended a concert at Kai Tak Sports Park, so we opted for the Dorsett Kai Tak, as it's the closest hotel to the venue. The room wasn't particularly large, but it was spotlessly clean. There's a dedicated access door on the second floor, right by the restaurant, which directly connects the hotel to the sports park – this was incredibly convenient. However, the access door closed a bit early, especially considering concerts usually finish and disperse around 10 PM. The hotel offers a shuttle service to and from the Airside mall. From the mall, you can enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment, and conveniently, the Kai Tak MTR station is located directly below it, making transportation quite easy. Honestly, the breakfast selection was limited, and the taste was quite mediocre. Should we return for another concert, I hope to see an improvement in this area."

"Unbelievable stay here. Room was beautiful, comfy, spacious, facilities like the gym, infinity pool, breakfast buffet are all really great. Location to the town and boats to islands is great, Can’t recommend more highly"

"## Regent Hong Kong: A Stellar Stay with Unbeatable Views and Luxury ### 1. Unbeatable Location **Victoria Harbour Views:** Perched directly on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, the hotel boasts unparalleled panoramic views of Victoria Harbour from most rooms and restaurants, with the night spectacle being particularly mesmerizing. **Convenient Transportation:** Its prime location offers superb accessibility; guests can easily walk to iconic spots like the Star Ferry Pier and luxury shopping malls such as Harbour City and K11 MUSEA. It's also remarkably close to Chungking Mansions, providing a glimpse into a diverse side of Hong Kong. ### 2. Design & Facilities **Hotel Design:** Following a recent refurbishment, the hotel now seamlessly blends modern artistry with classic luxury. Guest rooms are adorned in understated elegant palettes and come equipped with smart control systems, premium bedding (such as custom Sealy mattresses), and Dyson hairdryers. **Signature Pool:** Its iconic outdoor infinity pool directly overlooks Victoria Harbour, widely hailed as one of Hong Kong's ”most beautiful pools.” **Thoughtful Service:** The hotel's meticulous attention to detail is evident through its 24-hour butler service and personalized welcome amenities, such as handwritten cards and special desserts. ### 3. Outstanding Dining Experience **Michelin-Recognized Restaurants:** * **Lai Ching Heen:** This Michelin-recognized restaurant specializes in exquisite Cantonese cuisine, with signature dishes like its acclaimed Char Siu and Steamed Crab with Hua Diao Wine receiving widespread praise. * **Lobby Lounge Afternoon Tea:** The Lobby Lounge's Afternoon Tea offers a classic English three-tiered set against the stunning backdrop of Victoria Harbour, making it perfect for picturesque moments and Instagram-worthy photos. ### 4. Service & Reputation **Staff Professionalism:** The staff consistently deliver exceptional, multilingual service, responding promptly to needs. They are frequently praised for being 'attentive yet unobtrusive,' a quality particularly appreciated by mainland Chinese guests. ### 5. Cristiano Ronaldo Connection For football enthusiasts, the hotel lobby proudly displays three autographed Cristiano Ronaldo jerseys, conveniently located right next to the K11 Cristiano Ronaldo Museum – a perfect spot for fan photos. It was even rumored that Cristiano Ronaldo and his Al Nassr team stayed here when they played a match in Hong Kong on August 15th. What a shame I missed that!"

"We had a wonderful stay at the Hyatt Centric. The location is very convenient, as it is close to the Causeway Bay shopping area and offers multiple public transportation options, including trams, buses, and trains. However, we were a bit disappointed with the breakfast buffet, as there were not many options available. On a positive note, I loved the filtered water machine in our room, which helps reduce the use of plastic bottles. We will definitely consider staying here again when we return to Hong Kong."

"Had a couple days stay at these apartments. A few thing that I may say for those looking to know wether it is worth it or not 1. Location - is great, a few minutes walk to the Tsim Sha Tsui metro stations, ferry, 24 hour 7-eleven etc. 2. Room with a balcony is a must have - you’re basically paying for you personal spot with a harbor view which is fantastic 3. Rooms have everything you need and are spacious. We had a washing and drying machine, fridge, stove. Nothing to add here 4. Rooms filling is great 5. Staff is extremely helpful and friendly from reception to the pool and restaurant. 5* service here 6. The connecting floor and restaurant area are just stunning. Feels like you’re walking inside someone luxury apartment - big chess for children, other table games, view spots to chill I front of the great view, various art installations. It’s a great place to be What I can not understand is how in that wonderful place it can be such a mediocre kitchen. I’m not particularly picky on the food, conbini foods and Don Quijote fried chicken are fine for me, but that was something unexpected. I would highly suggest changing the kitchen to something more appropriate to the overall level of the apartment. Hong Kong has a billion fantastic kitchen options but that was around European 3* old hotel experience, unfortunately. It just didn’t taste anyhow, nothing. The buns were not fresh, the salad was not fresh, eggs were not done correctly, though deserts were fine. Anyway, hope this helps somebody"

"My stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, was a mixed experience. The location is absolutely superb, making it incredibly convenient for transportation and shopping, with an abundance of dining, entertainment, and activities nearby. However, the decor felt dated, much of the furniture showed significant wear and tear, and the facilities seemed old, which didn't quite match the hotel's luxury positioning. What was even more frustrating was that around 7 AM the next morning, the fire alarm suddenly blared. We rushed downstairs, only to be told by the front desk that it was triggered by steam from another guest's water heater. After that, I couldn't get back to sleep, and it really put a damper on my mood. (When checking out, the hotel mentioned they would offer a room upgrade for my next stay. I'm not sure if that will actually happen, but I'm making a note here.)"

"Probably the best hotel in Causeway Bay area. The rooms are much better than that of Park Lane and Regal Hotel. The restaurants are also good, the Chinese Restaurant is Michelin star restaurant. Frites is also a nice bar restaurant. Service of Carver steak house also nice. Also 2 mins walk to Times Square. Highly recommended."

"We were in town for some business with an elderly family member and a child, and after careful consideration, we decided on Hotel Indigo. The lady at the front desk was incredibly warm and welcoming during check-in, and she even kindly upgraded our room. In Hong Kong, where space is a luxury, finding a room over 30 square meters for this price is truly remarkable value. Although the hotel entrance is quite discreet, we were perfectly satisfied with the room's cleanliness and overall condition, which is what truly counts. I must admit, I was a little apprehensive after reading some previous reviews, but it turned out to be a delightful surprise. Breakfast was perfectly adequate – nothing fancy, but certainly enough to start your day. All the hotel staff were very pleasant and helpful. The location is super convenient, with numerous dining options and the MTR station just a stone's throw away. What's more, on stormy days, they thoughtfully provide umbrellas at the hotel entrance."

"Although the room is compact (which is typical for Hong Kong), it's cleverly designed with excellent space utilization. It's a one-bedroom unit with a separate living area, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a bathroom. The kitchen even has a steam oven and dishes, making it easy to prepare light meals. Both the living room and bedroom boast large windows offering stunning harbor views, which are particularly beautiful at night. The location is incredibly convenient. Downstairs in the building's mall, you'll find various dining options and a Watsons, and the V Walk mall is just across the street. It's also very close to MTR and bus stations. The lobby staff were all very friendly and helpful. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place to friends."