Hotels With Wifi in Hong Kong, China

I don't usually leave reviews, but the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong truly deserves one. The hotel's convenient location is a given. We stayed here for three days, and the attentive service truly left a lasting impression. The front desk staff who handled our check-in were incredibly warm and welcoming. Upon seeing we had a child, they proactively offered a small gift and thoughtfully asked if we needed an extra bed. Every time we stepped out, the housekeeping staff greeted us with a smile, which always started our day on a positive note. The room was also impeccably tidy, with even our charging cables neatly coiled. Our child left an umbrella in the lobby, and a male staff member from lost and found patiently spent over ten minutes helping us look for it, for which I felt quite apologetic. The hotel breakfast was also excellent and plentiful, with high-quality ingredients. As we were leaving, our child said they definitely want to stay here again on our next trip to Hong Kong.

The hotel is conveniently located near Sha Tin Plaza, making it a great base for shopping and exploring the area. The location is definitely a big plus. However, the room felt a bit outdated—the walls had some yellowing and small cracks, and the overall cleanliness was okay but not outstanding. I’d rate it 7 out of 10 for cleanliness. It’s decent for a short stay, but there’s room for improvement in maintenance and upkeep.

Rain or shine, I keep coming back for the wonderful charm! It's great to be here again. 😛 I noticed the dining options downstairs have expanded significantly, which is super convenient. It's also a great spot for families with kids! All in all, each visit keeps getting better! 😊 Huge thanks to the gentleman at the front desk for the complimentary upgrade! 👍 Your service is truly excellent! ☺️ Looking forward to my next stay! 😎☕️

I stayed in a Family Room for two nights that included a buffet breakfast for 3 adults. The hotel's location is very convenient from HK Airport if you are traveling by airport bus. We took the A31 airport bus and while the journey was around 35 minutes, the bus stop is right next to the hotel that is great as we had several pieces of luggage. The same can be said for our return trip to the airport. The closest MTR station is a brisk 10 minutes walk. The hotel itself is good without being outstanding. The hotel's facilities are good and as it's located within a shopping mall, there are plenty of dining and shopping options. The room that we were in is a bit dated, had a musky smell and in general in need of a bit of TLC, but otherwise it was fine. The gym is good, as is the outdoor swimming pool. As the hotel's name suggests, the hotel is panda themed and in the there are a lot of panda decorations and cuddly pandas throughout the common areas. Breakfast was buffet style with a mix of Asian and.Western fare and was pretty good on both mornings. Hot drinks options were extremely limited- if you don't like coffee then it's hot water for you.

The hotel itself felt a bit dated and didn't quite live up to my expectations. However, its location is excellent, and the service was good. Miramar Plaza is right outside the hotel's doorstep, and Harbour City is also very close. The Avenue of Stars and the Star Ferry are within easy walking distance too. You can also find several century-old restaurants nearby. It's a reasonable option depending on your budget. If you're looking for a better ambiance, the Prince Hotel might be a superior choice.

This was my first stay, and the location is absolutely excellent, being directly above Hung Hom MTR station – incredibly convenient! I booked an Executive Room wanting a harbor view. During check-in around 3 PM, I requested a king-size bed. The front desk mentioned that a king-size room wasn't ready yet, but twin rooms were available. We expressed our preference for a king-size bed and were willing to wait. To our pleasant surprise, the lovely front desk attendant then offered to arrange a complimentary upgrade to a suite for us. We were incredibly grateful for their exceptional service and efficiency! The room assigned was 18116, just around the corner from the elevator. We were truly delighted the moment we opened the door! It featured a spacious, bright, and impeccably clean living room, a kitchen, and a generously sized bedroom. The harbor view from the window was absolutely stunning! The pillows were a bit soft, so we simply stacked two together. The room was wonderfully quiet, with no noise disturbance whatsoever, allowing us to sleep soundly through the night. We bought bread from Saint Honore Cake Shop on the ground floor and enjoyed some fragrant tea at the dining table in the living room. Watching the blue sky, white clouds, and fishing boats passing by outside the window was incredibly relaxing. When checking out the next day, we conveniently stored our luggage at the front desk. The staff member there was also very helpful and polite. Highly recommended!

Excellent location near subway station and lots of restaurants around the hotel. Room sizes ok compared to other hotels in the area with similar price ranges (been in Hongkong for 4 months and yes we have tried many hotels in the North Point area) Large queen size bed a lots of windows so room is very bright and with a good view from our 28 floor room. Over ok for value! However there are several negatives: No face towls(small rectangle type) provided No filling station for distilled water Internet goes in and out Stange object on the window shades

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.

Location: Although it's a Disney hotel, it's still quite a distance from the park entrance. You need to take a free shuttle bus, which runs approximately every 15 minutes. Getting to the park is fine, but coming back after the fireworks show often means a very long wait for the bus, and walking isn't really an option. There are no supermarkets around the hotel or the park, and dining at the hotel is exorbitantly priced. I strongly recommend stocking up on essentials at the airport or in the city before heading to the hotel. A taxi from the airport to the hotel cost 200 HKD. Facilities & Hygiene: The hotel's environment, facilities, and cleanliness were all excellent. There was no bottled water, but a water dispenser was provided. The bed was very large and comfortable. The hotel also has a Disney store, and guests receive discount coupons, which might make prices slightly cheaper than in the park. Service: The hotel does not provide complimentary toiletries. Having to pay 40 HKD for them during check-in felt a bit unreasonable.

The hotel is very clean, the rooms are spacious, and the bed sheets and bedding are extremely tidy. The pillows and mattress are very comfortable, and the large rain shower gives a spa-like experience with its water flow. The buffet breakfast offers a wide variety of food choices. It’s one of the top three best hotels I’ve stayed in over the past two years!