Hotels near Panda Place, Hong Kong

"The bathroom cleaning was terrible. There were so many hairs left behind. First, I found some hair on the toilet lid, which I thought was a one-off. But then I found more hair in the bathtub, two hairs on the neatly folded bath towel, and even more unbelievably, a lot of hair hanging on the unused showerhead. What kind of cleaning method spreads hair everywhere like that? It was disgusting to think about. I had to scrub it clean myself before I could even bring myself to use the shower."

"The room was tidy and clean, with plenty of natural light. The hotel service was excellent. Public transportation is conveniently located downstairs, and the subway station is just a 10-minute walk away, making it very easy to get to other parts of Hong Kong."

"The hotel's surroundings offer convenient shopping, a wide variety of dining options, and excellent transportation access. The park downstairs and the seaside promenade provide a very pleasant experience. However, the cleanliness needs improvement, as there was hair on the tea tray. The facilities also require maintenance, as the sink drainage was poor."

"The transportation is inconvenient. The hotel's earliest shuttle bus is at 7:30 AM, which isn't that early. It leaves promptly, and for mainland tourists who don't understand Cantonese, the service in Hong Kong can be impatient. They just blurt everything out in Cantonese, and you can't understand or react in time. Later, I learned my lesson. Without them even prompting me, I'd just stand by the door and hop on any bus I saw. The first time, the bus left right in front of me, and I had to take a taxi, which made me very angry. Getting an invoice at the end was also a hassle. Initially, they told me I could get one, but when I was leaving, they refused. They told me to contact the Ctrip platform, but I had already paid the full amount in cash upon check-in, so the platform definitely wouldn't issue it. We argued for quite a while before they finally gave it to me, wasting my morning. This hotel's transportation is extremely inconvenient. I wouldn't recommend it for individual travelers unless you're driving yourself or part of a tour group."

"The room facilities were a bit old, but the size wasn't small, and it was enough for three people. Plus, there was a free shuttle bus to the MTR station the next day. Although they didn't provide free drinking water, the purified water from the vending machine downstairs was only 3 HKD, which is already considered a good deal for water in Hong Kong. Overall, a positive experience!"

"As the pictures show, this hotel is like a guesthouse from ten years ago in Jiangsu. The price isn't high, and I chose it because it's close to my destination. If you're going for a trip, I really wouldn't recommend staying here."

"I took the A38 bus directly from the airport to the hotel, which took about an hour. The A38 route has infrequent buses, only one an hour, so I recommend checking the map beforehand to avoid waiting aimlessly. The bus announced the hotel stop, but after getting off, you still have to walk a bit. The hotel is opposite the bus stop. Hong Kong's roads are quite peculiar, with no sidewalks, but fortunately, there aren't many cars. Since the hotel is by the sea, there's a chance of getting a sea view room. The hotel seems a bit old; the carpet was indeed a bit dirty, but other facilities in the room were fine. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus to Tsuen Wan (downtown), apparently every fifteen minutes. From Tsuen Wan, you can take the MTR to other places, which is quite convenient [Clap]. A taxi from the hotel to the airport costs around 250-300 HKD, just for your reference. Overall, it's good value for money. It's a great choice for a layover if you're only staying one night. P.S. My room was upgraded for free!"

"The hotel lobby service is excellent, and the environment is clean and hygienic. The rooms are spacious and clean, definitely worth the stay. There are direct bus and minibus connections to MTR stations like Tsing Yi, Maritime Square, Kwai Fong, and Tsuen Wan, making transportation incredibly convenient."

"This hotel is a high-value option for budget-conscious travelers. Pros: Affordable Price: The room rates are reasonable, significantly saving on accommodation costs. Thoughtful Amenities: Provides a free shuttle bus service to and from the MTR station, solving transportation issues; there's a convenience store right downstairs, which is very handy. Well-Maintained Rooms: The rooms are clean and tidy, and an air purifier is provided. Things to Note: Location Away from City Center: It's about a 15-minute walk to the MTR station, and shuttle bus reservations are recommended during peak hours. Compact Space: The room type is on the smaller side, which might feel a bit crowded for those with a lot of luggage. Suitable for independent travelers or business guests who prioritize budget, cleanliness, comfort, and don't mind longer travel times."

"Although it's a bit far from the city center, it offers great value for money. The room is relatively spacious, and they provide a shuttle bus to the subway station. The service attitude is excellent. While it's not brand new, it's clean and hygienic."