3-Star Hotels in Hong Kong, China

This hotel, nestled in the bustling Yau Ma Tei district of Kowloon, truly embodies the advantage of a prime, 'every inch counts' location. Although on the first floor, the public lounge area is thoughtfully designed. During off-peak hours, the occasional chatter from outside adds a touch of lively local flavor, making it feel wonderfully vibrant. There's no in-room direct drinking water, but the supermarket downstairs is just a stone's throw away, making resupply incredibly convenient. The room layout is ingeniously compact, with every bit of space utilized perfectly, making it an efficient and practical urban dwelling choice.

I had initially booked another hotel right next door, but later found out it's owned by the same person. For Hong Kong, where space is at a premium, the price for this hotel is really a great deal. The main draw is its convenience; there are minibuses right downstairs that go directly to Kwai Fong MTR station and Tsing Yi station, making it easy to get anywhere. If you walk a few more minutes, you'll reach a bus stop where you can also catch a bus. I'll definitely book this place again on my next trip to Hong Kong.

I returned to Hong Kong after a long time for a 10km charity marathon and stayed for just one night, choosing this hotel. I was a bit apprehensive after reading some reviews online, but it actually exceeded my expectations. The room was indeed quite small, but for this price point in Wan Chai, it's excellent value for money. The decor features a thoughtfully designed retro style, and the front desk staff patiently explained everything to me in Mandarin, which was very clear.

Because the toilet in the first room I checked into was clogged by something the previous guest had thrown in, the hotel immediately moved me to a higher floor. The new room had a higher ceiling and a better view. There was a typhoon on the day I checked in. The front desk promptly advised me to buy food as early as possible and even thoughtfully directed me to a nearby shopping mall! Their attitude was really great 👍🏻

The location of this place is absolutely fantastic! Given that Hong Kong is so dense, the room might not be as spacious as hotels on the mainland, but it has everything you need and feels incredibly cozy. It's in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, just a few minutes' walk to the Avenue of Stars and Victoria Harbour. Downstairs, you'll find countless restaurants, shops selling daily necessities, gold, jewelry, watches, designer bags, and banks – everything is super convenient. It's a great spot for shopping lovers, and the value for money is excellent. The owner is really welcoming too. I'll definitely be back!

Great value for money, located near a subway station with a superb location within walking distance of many major attractions. The room was cleaned promptly, and check-out and luggage storage were very convenient. While the soundproofing is a bit lacking, it's not a deal-breaker. A friendly tip: don't leave your luggage directly under the air conditioner, as it might drip.

⭐ A Good Overall Stay We had a pleasant stay at One Dundas. The room was clean, and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We especially appreciated their assistance with early luggage storage and early check-in. The whole process was smooth, and the service was great. However, there were a few things that could be improved. The room did not have slippers or a “Do Not Disturb” card, which may have been missed or misplaced by the previous guest. The biggest issue for us was the hot water during showering. We expected the water to remain warm throughout the shower, but halfway through, the water suddenly turned cold. We had to wait for around 3 minutes before the water became warm again. This happened during our stay and was quite frustrating and inconvenient. As for the location, guests should be aware that it takes around 10 minutes of walking under the hot sun to reach the nearest MTR station. This is fine for those who don't mind walking, but it can be a little tiring in Hong Kong's hot weather, especially when carrying luggage. Overall, the room was clean and the staff were friendly, and we still had a pleasant stay. However, the hot water issue was definitely the most annoying part of our experience, and we hope the hotel can look into it. A decent choice if you don't mind the 10-minute walk to the MTR station, but hopefully the hot water issue can be resolved.

The location is convenient, right next to K11. The room was a bit small, and the lighting was dim and gloomy. It wasn't clean; the desk, windowsill, and even the cups were covered in dust. It's best to bring your own cup. There were no towels, only disposable bath towels that didn't dry well. If you plan to stay, remember to bring your own towel. There was no Wi-Fi in the room (the router wasn't turned on), and neither my phone nor my laptop could connect to the hotel's Wi-Fi, so I had to use my own data.

This time, I came to Hong Kong with friends, and staying here was incredibly convenient. The MTR station is right outside, and the hotel is in a very bustling central Tsim Sha Tsui location. It's also a short walk from the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station. The room matched the pictures perfectly; it was just a bit small, but the decor was new, and everything was clean and well-equipped. No adapter was needed to charge devices. The service was excellent; the front desk staff, both the gentleman and the lady, were very gentle and patient when speaking, and they were always helpful with any questions. On our last day, since we had a late flight, they kindly stored our luggage. When we came back to pick it up, they even thoughtfully asked if we knew how to get to the airport, which was really heartwarming.

We always stay here in Imperial Hotel whenever we are in HK due to its prime location. The staffs have been familiarized with us as we visit at least twice a year. We were always given a good room and our latest stay is the best that we had. We were given the highest floor with the overlooking view of the harbour. It is so pretty especially at night. As to housekeeping I can say u have to request this service as this is not normally done on a daily basis.