Hotels near Ocean Park Thrill Mountain, Hong Kong

Staying here for second time. The room was a bit old and the curtain doesn’t work well but as a solo traveler, it was ok. The door is not well soundproof. I would prefer the first time I stayed here. However, with this price in HK, I would say I am still ok with overall experience.

The hotel's location isn't as ”super convenient” as some reviews claimed. After getting off at Wong Chuk Hang MTR, I still had to drag my luggage for about 10 minutes. There are absolutely no restaurants or local eateries right below the hotel. The closest dining options are back at the MTR station's mall. If you arrive during the day, it's probably fine, but for late-night arrivals like myself, walking that path was actually quite eerie. It's in an industrial area, and the whole street had a bit of a ”Hong Kong horror movie” vibe to it. Also, even though the room was newly renovated, there was a layer of dust on everything inside (the kettle, hangers, etc.). What truly bothered me in the end was how incredibly noisy the air conditioner was; it woke me up several times throughout the night. The only upside is the price, which was genuinely good. For a few hundred bucks, getting such a spacious room with a bathtub in Hong Kong is excellent value for money. So, I guess the downsides are negligible given the price. 😂

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This hotel is super convenient! It's just a few minutes' walk (around 300 meters) from Wan Chai MTR station, and there are bus and tram stops right downstairs. Plus, there's a Starbucks just below, which is a lifesaver for coffee lovers. I stayed at the Empire Hotel Tsim Sha Tsui the night before, and in comparison, the Empire Hotel Wan Chai was more affordable and felt a bit newer. The room was small but spotless, and for Hong Kong hotel prices, it was excellent value for money.

Facilities: For a family-friendly hotel, the pool is perfect for toddlers and young children! There's also a small play area that costs HKD 110. Cleanliness: Very clean, tidy, and well-maintained. Environment: Built by the sea and next to Ocean Park, the scenery is beautiful, and the sea view is top-notch. Service: We drove there, and overnight parking cost HKD 500, which is quite expensive. Aside from the front desk staff, who weren't great, the rest of the service was good.

I chose this hotel purely based on a student's recommendation. She had stayed here with her child and had such a good experience that she even gave me detailed subway directions from West Kowloon Station to the hotel. Following her instructions, the first thing I saw after exiting the subway was Ocean Park, right next to the hotel, and then the distinctively designed hotel itself. Upon entering the lobby, just as my student had mentioned, most of the guests were foreigners. A polite and attentive young man and woman at the front desk checked me in. I was assigned a room on the seventh floor of the main building. The room was spacious enough, and I loved the layout and color scheme. Even though I was staying alone, the bathroom had two sets of toiletries for adults and two for children, which I assume is standard for every room. The mini-bar offered complimentary bottled water and a packet of potato chips. The hotel lobby features transparent pillars with tropical fish, and the garden pool and room decor all have a lovely marine theme. The various panda statues in the hotel garden are absolutely adorable! When I posted about it on social media, I joked that it's a hotel that makes you feel young again after staying there.

We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. My husband and I stayed in one room, while my parents stayed in another. The bathroom and shower were very clean and comfortable. The view is definitely better on the higher floors — my parents stayed on the 31st floor and had a lovely view, while our room on the 12th floor didn’t have much of a view, but honestly, we were mostly there just to sleep. There was bottled water in the room upon arrival, but when we asked for more the next day, we were told to get it from the gym. Also, the cone-shaped paper cups in the gym were not very practical — that could be improved. On the positive side, the hotel has a gym for those interested. The location is very convenient. We used the tram frequently to explore Hong Kong, and it’s very close to the hotel. There is also a shopping mall nearby, plenty of places to eat, and a supermarket right across the street. The room overall was nice. There was a slight humidity smell, but that seems to be common in Hong Kong. Keeping the air conditioning on helps a lot. It would be great if the hotel had universal power outlets. Greetings from Turkey — Turkish guests would definitely enjoy staying at this hotel.

Not a pleasant stay. The door lock was out of service twice in three days and the reception wasn’t helpful. It took some time to fix…then the receptionist accused me of stealing the key card when the room is not even big enough for hiding a peanut. WiFi merely worked, as slow as it was in 1980s. Soundproofing basically doesn’t exist, talking, bathing, tv, snoring, all types of sound you can imagine go straight into your ears, in the midnight. The only reason to stay here is I’m broke. Hope you‘re not.

I recommend this hotel, not because of its warm service – in fact, I was quite dissatisfied with the front desk staff, who were expressionless throughout and didn't seem friendly or welcoming. However, the hotel offers great value for money and is just a stone's throw from the Zoological and Botanical Gardens, making it incredibly convenient for getting to Central. I was staying in the Kai Tak area of Kowloon and only chose to stay here for one night specifically to visit the gardens, and it was the right choice – the price was affordable and the room size was suitable. However, I do think Hong Kong hotels should learn from their Japanese counterparts; since it's a service industry, a warm and friendly attitude is always necessary. Even if it's just for a few minutes, they should at least pretend! It's no wonder my friends choose to fly directly to Japan for holidays instead of Hong Kong; it truly has a lot to do with the quality and attitude of Hong Kong hotels. Compared to the slippers provided by the hotel and the ones I brought myself, it's as if Hong Kong hotels provide nothing at all... All in all, I would recommend this hotel to friends, and I hope that next time I see the front desk staff, they will combine professionalism with a smile – the two are not mutually exclusive.

I was very satisfied with the room and the service was excellent. They even upgraded my room for free. Everyone says Hong Kong is super expensive, but this place is just amazing. The room facilities were complete, and it was clean and tidy. The room key was made of wood, and when you swiped it to enter, the room was already powered on. There's a fixed power card in the room, so you don't need to insert your room key. The lighting was cozy, the air conditioning was at a comfortable temperature, and the overall environment was superb. Before I went, I read a lot of reviews saying the rooms could be damp, but I didn't find that to be the case at all. Breakfast was Western style, and the overall experience was very good.