Hotels near E-Max, Hong Kong

"An objective review. The facilities are good! However, the location is too remote. It seems to be in what used to be the logistics area of Kai Tak Airport, surrounded by renovated car repair shops. At night, there's no one around and no shops, so you have to order takeout. I stayed here for two days and walked until my legs were numb. The room was very damp because all the windows were internal and couldn't be opened. There were water droplets all over the outside of the window. The staff told me to set the temperature to 22 degrees, which made me so cold I couldn't take off my clothes!"

"The hotel room size is quite decent for Hong Kong standards, and both hygiene and facilities are excellent. The bed is a bit narrow. The hotel is right next to the Kai Tak Main Stadium, and it's a 5-minute walk using the designated通道 (exclusive passage). During events, they check hotel wristbands, making it very convenient to return to the hotel after leaving the venue."

"We chose this hotel for our family trip during the summer holidays. Overall, the hygiene was quite good, which you'd expect for a price of over 1000 per night. The hotel is located in a residential area with plenty of local restaurants to choose from. The nearest subway station is over 600 meters away, and there are many bus options, making transportation convenient. The service was excellent. We stayed for 3 nights, and the cleaning staff always asked specifically what needed to be tidied up, completely respecting our wishes. The facilities are a bit old, as it's an older hotel. We stayed in a triple room, and it included one foldable bed. Just for your reference, toiletries and mineral water are not provided."

"This hotel, with its 852 rooms, certainly doesn't lack individual travelers from Ctrip! Indeed, it hosts many tour groups! Over 8000 reviews attest to guests' fondness for this hotel! However, a look at the negative reviews is quite telling! A 4.1 rating is considered high for a hotel in Hong Kong... One particularly memorable 1.5-star review mentioned a smoke smell in the room! After seeing a fan meet-up, I temporarily chose this hotel (mentally prepared). Upon arrival, it was nearly midnight. The front desk staff immediately asked for 'ID' without any greeting or polite language. She was very terse with her words. I could tell she was tired and eager to finish her shift by midnight... We were also very tired! Sticking to the principle of avoiding trouble when possible, I *did not* file a complaint. After showering, I discovered black marks on the bedsheets... The hotel sent a housekeeper to check. At that moment, I asked to speak with the duty manager! During the conversation, the person surprisingly said, 'The manager won't come to the room, the manager is very busy, and requesting a room change (without asking for an upgrade) is impossible today because the hotel is full. We can only change the sheets and duvet covers. And even if the manager came, she would be the one changing the sheets!' She also confirmed that the person who called the room was just the front desk staff, not the manager! That feeling of being coerced was truly speechless! It felt like a common occurrence! You shouldn't put bedsheets with obvious black stains on the bed when making it up (she then said that when housekeeping is busy, they can't pay attention). She also claimed their laundry facility is a major one... A major facility produces these results?? Previous comments in the review section mentioned 'bedding looking unwashed...' It seems this isn't an isolated incident, and this issue is a recurring one! As everyone knows, after housekeeping completes their work, the housekeeping department has a review process and even spot checks! We guests understand and appreciate the busyness and hard work of your housekeeping staff! But have you ever considered how a guest feels when they pull back the bedding to reveal glaring black marks on pristine white sheets? 💢💢💢 You are also an excellent and experienced hotel professional (evident from your professional bed-making skills). At that moment, I truly wanted to contact Ctrip concierge to cancel and switch hotels... If it weren't for a certain other hotel being closed for renovation... I wouldn't have bothered coming all the way to this hotel at this late hour to endure such frustration! Just then, the night duty manager of the hotel arrived in the room... He said a room was already prepared (actually, we no longer wanted to move). He then insisted we go check out the room, and his attitude was incredibly sincere! What was completely unexpected was — the new room was a sea-view room! I never thought the duty manager's solution would be an upgrade (I wonder if he was the same thin, arrogant man in a suit uniform mentioned by the guest who complained about the smoke smell). I also informed the manager about the check-in situation (*without filing a formal complaint*). The manager didn't side with the hotel staff but also skillfully upheld the hotel's image, saying he would verify... Anyway, there are surveillance cameras. Guests have no need to flatter or disparage; we are all just passing through, minding our own business, and simply reporting the facts... I'm writing this honest review for everyone's reference. My experience during this stay showed that the night duty manager at this hotel is very professional in his work! His words were very appropriate! His attitude was very sincere! He effectively maintained the hotel's image and reputation! He was a young, slender man in a short-sleeved shirt uniform, wearing glasses! The hotel's sea view is indeed good... Different from the Peninsula's direct Victoria Harbour view... Changing positions to see Victoria Harbour also offers a unique scenic beauty! The room facilities are very new (the green plastic chairs are a bit crude, though) and there were no issues of outdated or aging facilities as rumored! The room decor is simple and stylish! The room size at 18 square meters is indeed much larger than comparable 4-star hotels in Yau Tsim Mong which are typically 13 square meters! If you're looking for an affordable stay near Kwun Tong, the value for money is quite good! Of course, on the day of my stay, I also saw prices like 1300 as mentioned in previous reviews! This hotel's sea view and hardware are both good! As for the service, that depends on who you encounter... Checking into a hotel is always like opening a blind box! The hotel's night duty manager perfectly resolved the issue! I also did not take the compensation offered by Ctrip! Ctrip has always been very useful! Ctrip concierge has also always provided excellent service! Thank you, Ctrip, for providing this platform for guests to honestly share their real experiences! 'There's no such thing as pure gold; no one is perfect.' A hotel that addresses problems without shirking responsibility is a good hotel in the eyes of guests. The hotel's night duty manager deserves a 5.0-star rating! Before I left the room that night, he repeatedly said to call him if I had any issues... I would like to express my gratitude to the night duty manager for his coordination that night! It was almost 1 AM, so I didn't get a chance to say 'Ng goi saai' (thank you very much) to him! He would be off work in the morning, and I would check out at noon, so I wouldn't see him again... I look forward to meeting him next time!!"

"I had to queue for a bit even though I arrived at the 2 PM check-in time. The elevators are a real pain; living on the 18th floor meant constant stops going up and down. The room was super small; with two single beds, there was hardly any space left. I needed a power converter. The hotel is very easy to find, just a quick left turn from Exit D of To Kwa Wan station. It's about a 30-minute walk to Kai Tak. The room was so dismal that I didn't even bother taking pictures. The nearby cha chaan teng and McDonald's are very convenient."

"The room was clean and tidy, with new facilities and plenty of hot water and air conditioning. It's located on an old airport runway, and you can see Victoria Harbour within a few minutes' walk. Although it's about a ten-minute drive from the city center (Kai Tak MTR Station), there's a free shuttle bus every half hour to and from the city center. If it's too early or too late, you can take a public bus. The room isn't huge, but it offers excellent value for money, probably one of the top three in Hong Kong."

"Booked this hotel last minute for a business trip to Hong Kong. At this price, I was expecting something more like a guesthouse, but it was surprisingly good! The room facilities were very complete, even a universal adapter was provided. There's also an independent washer-dryer, and you can get laundry pods from the front desk – so convenient for business travelers. The hotel is surrounded by the sea on all four sides. After finishing work in the evening, I took a walk by the sea and enjoyed the Hong Kong night view. That was definitely an unexpected bonus!"

"The hotel's location is very convenient, with clear signs from the Hung Hom MTR exit. It's near Hong Kong Polytechnic University, though the school itself isn't open for public visits. Dining and getting around are easy, and the hotel also offers a shuttle bus to Tsim Sha Tsui. The hotel facilities are comprehensive; the room is quite spacious for Hong Kong standards, featuring a bathtub and a refrigerator. I brought my own adapter, as the room doesn't provide toiletries or bottled water, but you can purchase them at the front desk if needed. There's an outdoor pool on the 9th floor, and some rooms offer sea views. The service was generally good, though a few individual staff members were slightly less impressive, which might be a personal quality issue. I stayed for 6 days in total, and on the last day when I extended my stay, the bathrobe was removed and not replaced, but overall, I was very satisfied. I would definitely prioritize staying here again on my next visit."

"Location: The hotel is located in a residential area, very close to Kowloon City Market and Kai Tak Sports Park, both within walking distance. Service: The front desk staff were very polite and handled check-in quickly and efficiently. Cleanliness: The room was clean. Facilities: I booked a king-size bed room, and to my surprise, it had facilities designed for the elderly or those with mobility issues, which was a thoughtful touch. The room size is quite good for Hong Kong, and the bathroom is spacious with excellent water pressure, making for a comfortable shower. The room description didn't mention a refrigerator when I booked, but there actually was one, which was great for cold drinks in the summer. The air conditioning was plenty cold and wasn't noisy as some reviews suggested; it was very quiet at night, allowing for a good night's sleep. There are many Thai restaurants nearby, as well as Thai BBQ places, supermarkets, and a market (with a cooked food center upstairs). There are plenty of dining options. This is the best choice for anyone attending a concert at Kai Tak."

"Free hotel shuttle bus service (to and from Kai Tak 1331 and Exit A of Kai Tak MTR Station on Muk On Street): From Exit A of Kai Tak MTR Station, head towards the bus stop and you'll spot the 1331 sign. If you miss a bus, you'll have to wait half an hour. The service stops quite early in the evening, so you might need to take a public bus to Shing King Street and walk back. Be sure to check the direction before boarding, or you might end up going in circles! The bus stop is a bit far from the accommodation, and the area is quite secluded and quiet at night, so it's best to go with company. It offers good value for money, so if you're price-conscious, it's worth considering."