Scenic Hotels in Hong Kong

"The room is spacious, with beautiful city views and a prime location. There are many malls downstairs, and the property is directly connected to the MTR station, making it very convenient. However, the wardrobe and bathroom need improvement; cleanliness could be better as there was some dust, and the bathroom felt a bit dated. Only an overhead shower was available, with no handheld option, and water often leaked out onto the bathroom floor, making it slippery and inconvenient. Overall, it was a good stay, but the bathroom and cleaning could be improved."

"Hotels in Hong Kong are generally quite expensive with small rooms. I opted for this one primarily because its mid-range price point aligned well with my budget. The room itself wasn't small and felt quite spacious. The hotel boasts a good location. It's about a 15-minute walk from Sha Tin MTR station. Alternatively, if you prefer not to walk, several bus routes from Sha Tin station stop directly in front of the hotel, which is just one stop away. The hotel facilities are a bit dated, so don't set your expectations too high; it doesn't even compare to a typical 3-star hotel in mainland China. However, given Hong Kong's prices, this hotel offers pretty good value for money. My room only had a bathtub, no separate shower, which was a bit inconvenient as I usually shower. Interestingly, a smaller room I booked also had a shower. So, I'd recommend contacting the hotel directly when booking to clarify the room type and amenities. The hotel offers pleasant views from the room, overlooking both mountains and a river – truly beautiful and refreshing. Breakfast is served from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM. While the selection isn't extensive, it includes staples like bread, fried noodles, fried vermicelli, sausages, eggs, yogurt porridge, and siumai. Beverages like coffee, tea, and juice are also available. The food was prepared cleanly, and it was sufficient to fill you up. Both check-in and check-out processes were very quick, especially check-out, where you simply drop your room key card into a designated box. I had a relatively long stay in Hong Kong this time. For day trips, I found it very convenient to catch buses directly from the hotel entrance. Bus 81c takes you straight to Tsim Sha Tsui, and if you're heading to Sai Kung, the 299x route is direct. I visited Sai Kung for the first time on this trip to see the sea and islands, and the water was exceptionally clean. I highly recommend taking a bus from the hotel entrance; it's only about a 30-minute ride. New Town Plaza at Sha Tin station also offers a wide range of shops and some excellent dining options. All in all, this hotel provides good value for money."

"Beautiful, new hotel with large, clean rooms. I got upgraded (maybe because it's my first stay here?) and the room was huge; 2 bathrooms! There is a great supermarket on the 15th floor, and many coffee shops in the Hopewell Mall. My only compaint would be the elevators: you need to take one to the lobby on the 19th floor, then a different one to your room. Both are packed and take a long time. Otherwise a fantastic stay."

"This place is a diamond in the rough. It's right next to the beach, rooms are spacious and the view is amazing. The location is a bit remote, there are no shops or restaurants nearby, but they have a free shuttle bus service to Tsuen Wan MTR station."

"Hotel is pretty decent for HK and the price we paid, considering holiday season. But disappointed for a 4-Star chain standards. All basic facilities are provided. No frills. More like a 3-star than a 4-star. Shuttle makes it easier to get to shopping centre, closer to trains and buses to the city. Pool is only open during specific hours but they do have a lifeguard in duty so I’m not sure if I can complain. Gym has bare minimum equipment. They did mention we got an upgrade but the room is similar to what we booked. It’s a modern-tiny space-saving design room so it’s smart but annoying with the lack of cupboards, floor space etc. Everything in the room is tightly packed. You just get in, sleep an get out but that’s Hong Kong I guess."

"I have two separate bookings with different room types. I found it frustrating to move from one bedroom to another. Carlos at the front desk went above and beyond to help me find a room so I wouldn't have to switch rooms. I truly appreciate his effort and see that he's making a real effort to satisfy the custormers' needs. The hotel never disappoints, especially when you need to work or travel to and from China. I'd stay at this hotel again next time."

"Having enjoyed a fantastic stay at the Shangri-La Hotel in Shenzhen two days prior to my arrival in Hong Kong, I naturally gravitated towards a Shangri-La property, choosing the Kerry Hotel. The hotel boasts a grand lobby, and for enhanced security, access to guest floors requires a key card. The cleanliness throughout was also exceptional. I booked a double sea-view room, and its floor-to-ceiling windows offered direct, panoramic views of the entire Victoria Harbour. Just below the hotel is a beautiful waterfront promenade, perfect for a leisurely stroll to the Avenue of Stars and K11, both within a mere 2-kilometer walk. The lobby service was superb, completely shattering the stereotype of cold, impersonal service often associated with Hong Kong hotels. Restaurants are conveniently located just off the lobby corridor, with prices comparable to external establishments, not inflated. Unfortunately, I had only booked for one night and was unable to extend my stay as there were no rooms available. The next day, I moved to a nearby Bay Apartment Hotel, which simply couldn't compare to the Kerry. That hotel only changed its bedsheets every three days – absolutely disgusting! And its room rate was only HKD 300 less than the Kerry. Seriously, avoid that place!"

"Unfortunately, I always seem to get insect bites whenever I stay at this hotel, and this visit was no exception. The newer hotel tower offers genuinely beautiful and pleasant views. Check-out is half an hour earlier than standard. Citing their policy of not providing single-use plastic-packaged amenities, they don't offer a shower cap or toothbrush (though slippers are available). Bottled water also isn't provided and must be purchased. Overall, I'd say just try to enjoy your stay and don't pay too much attention to the staff's attitude. Given the value for money, it's still somewhat worthwhile!"

"Upon checking in, I was immediately struck by the incredible view! We had panoramic vistas of Happy Valley and the city skyline, which was truly satisfying. The front desk staff were incredibly patient and even provided small necessities like disposable forks and spoons when requested. We also appreciated that by forgoing daily room cleaning, we received a 20 HKD vending machine voucher, which clearly shows their genuine commitment to environmental practices. My *only* negative experience was with a cleaning lady in the lobby. While I was filling my cup, it overflowed slightly onto the table – something I didn't immediately notice. She then loudly 'tsk-ed,' turned, glared at me, and rolled her eyes. Her attitude was truly shocking... I immediately apologized, but for a spill of less than 10 square centimeters to provoke such a furious reaction from her makes me wonder how often she must get upset or frustrated while performing her cleaning duties every day. Anyway, despite that incident, I was very satisfied overall. The room was spacious, and transportation was convenient. I would definitely recommend this hotel."

"We had a great stay here. Nice and out of the way, yet close enough to be able to get into the action in half an hour. A great balance of seaside holiday and visit to HK. Wonderful room, well equipped, with fantastic view. Only downside is the strict requirement for children under 13 to wear a lifejacket in the pool, even though there are plenty of lifeguards and our kids can swim 500m in a stretch back home. This made the pool less enjoyable for them."