Hotels near Lantau, Hong Kong

A pleasant and convenient hotel located very close to Hong Kong International Airport. The hotel offers a shuttle service to and from the airport, which makes it a good option for early flights or events nearby. I stayed here while attending an event at AsiaWorld-Expo. It was very convenient, as the venue is close and reachable on foot, partly via covered walkways. There are a few basic options inside AsiaWorld-Expo, including a 7-Eleven and Starbucks, but it takes about 10 minutes to walk there. The room itself is small but functional. The bathroom and shower are separate. There are two large towels and two small towels. The sink is located in the room, not inside the bathroom. Toiletries are provided, including toothbrushes, cotton pads, and cotton swabs. Everything was clean and well maintained. To avoid waiting until the standard 3:00 PM check-in time, I was offered an early check-in with a twin room, which I accepted. The room felt quite compact, and the second bed takes up a lot of space, so it can easily become a luggage area if you are staying alone. In the room, there is a kettle, tea, a couple of tea bags, coffee, a safe, and bottled water. A carafe is provided, and you can refill clean drinking water on your floor. You just need to call reception by dialing zero, and they will tell you where the water dispenser is located on your floor. There is not much around the hotel at ground level. On-site, there is a restaurant serving breakfast, as well as vending machines with simple snacks, cookies, and soft drinks. For more options, you need to walk to the nearby shopping area or AsiaWorld-Expo. My room windows faced another hotel, the Marriott, so there was no view, but it was very quiet. No airplane noise at all, which was a nice surprise for an airport hotel. Overall, the hotel is clean, comfortable, and very practical for airport stays or nearby events. Everything worked well, and I would rate it 5 stars for convenience and functionality.

Nestled on Cheung Chau, this hotel is a hidden gem with a beautiful beach right at its doorstep. It offers convenient transportation to the airport and Disneyland, both also on the outlying islands, as well as easy access to Mong Kok and other city areas via bus and MTR. The owner is incredibly warm, polite, and friendly. The hotel itself is clean and hygienic, boasting a peaceful and comfortable ambiance with mountains at its back and the sea in front. They even provide BBQ facilities, and the breakfast is delicious and very filling. While the rooms are small, they are fully equipped and have everything you need. Overall, it was a great experience.

I originally wanted to give a bad review, but my kids said, 'Mom, the staff here are all so dedicated and hardworking, let's give them a good review instead.' First, let me start with the positives. The staff were very friendly and quick to resolve issues, which the kids loved! The breakfast was good value for money; it would have been even better if they had congee with shredded pork or similar options that kids enjoy. On the morning after our first night, both of my children had numerous red rashes on their ankles, bitten by some kind of insect. The first day was severe, and the kids scratched themselves raw. Luckily, I brought some herbal ointment for them. I didn't think much of it on the first day, but on the second night, their feet started itching again. I called customer service to ask for a solution, inquiring if they had any medicine or medical staff. Turns out, they had neither. Later, three staff members came to the room and quickly helped us change the bedding. We were too tired to change rooms as we had spent a whole day at Disney. They changed everything very quickly and worked hard, which my children noticed and said how good the staff were. However, the issue itself was just left unresolved. I told my kids then that if I were the type to be very serious about things, I would hire a lawyer and sue the hotel for letting my kids get bitten like that. I was so angry! I truly don't know what bit them, and I'm very upset! We came out to have fun, and then this happens! The hotel didn't even apologize; they just changed the bedding and sprayed some disinfectant... The pictures were taken two or three days after the bites, and the swelling had already gone down a lot. I think the hotel should take responsibility and seriously address this matter! I've been so busy taking the kids out to play these past two days that I almost forgot about this. Now that I have some free time, I quickly wanted to post this review!

The hotel is by the sea and very quiet. I booked a sea view room, and both the room and bathroom offered full sea views. The hotel breakfast was incredibly rich and varied. Although there aren't many dining options nearby, there's a large supermarket right next door that carries all the essentials. Taking the bus to the South District, you can enjoy the beach, go shopping, and find plenty of restaurants. Overall, it's quite suitable for a family vacation and relaxation.

We stayed in this hotel just to take our early morning flight. So we did not explore the location that much. Walking around a bit, not much to do, it is just to relax. The staff were helpful and friendly, helping us with booking morning taxi to the airport. The room was clean. No amenities (such as tooth brush, water, ...) at all. You need to have your own. Overall, It was ok.

Location: Situated inside Citygate Outlets, right at Exit B of Tung Chung MTR station. It's incredibly convenient for connecting to other parts of Hong Kong (like Hong Kong Disneyland, Ngong Ping 360 cable car, or Hong Kong Airport). You can access the hotel lobby by taking the escalator down from the second floor of Citygate, opposite Ralph Lauren – the directions are very clear. From the first floor of Citygate, opposite Starbucks, you can catch the Eternal East Bus to Shenzhen Bay Port. Citygate itself is also a great place to shop, with a supermarket and many brand outlet stores. Facilities: The room size is on the smaller side, and the overall facilities are a bit dated. Both the mattress and pillows are quite soft. The shower and toilet are separate, and the water pressure and temperature of the shower are good. The shower gel and shampoo have a pleasant scent. The air conditioning works very well. The room provides disposable toothbrushes, toothpaste, and slippers, but the slippers are as thin as paper – even worse than those in budget hotels. The soundproofing in the room is quite good; I didn't experience any noise during my one-night stay. Service: I didn't book breakfast, so I can't comment on that, but there are many restaurants in the mall, and we opted for McDonald's. The room provides three 330ml bottles of mineral water. You don't need a room card to use the elevator, which I found a bit odd. Both check-in and check-out were very efficient. When I returned to pick up my luggage after shopping, the service staff saw I had many items and proactively offered me a paper bag for them. Overall, it's a good choice for those needing to transit for a night, whether for Hong Kong Disneyland or Hong Kong Airport. This time, I booked it for 827 RMB without breakfast, and it came with two days of mobile data, so I still felt it offered pretty good value for money.

The room was spacious and comfortable, a rare find in Hong Kong to have a standard room with a large bed. The sea view was beautiful, and the airport shuttle runs every half hour, which was very convenient once we timed it right. We also tried the hotel restaurant and buffet, both of which were excellent. It's my top choice for staying with my child during SAT exams, as it's just a three-minute walk through the connecting corridor.

This hotel completely exceeded my expectations. I originally booked it for its proximity to Disneyland and Citygate Outlets, but everything about it was better than I thought it would be. First off, it's located right above Citygate Outlets, which makes shopping, dining, and grocery runs incredibly convenient. Getting to Disneyland is also a breeze, and the hotel even offers a dedicated airport shuttle service, which is a huge plus. The high ceilings are another great feature, making it feel much more spacious and comfortable than other hotels I've stayed in during this trip, including those in the city and Macau. The cleanliness was also top-notch. The only downside was the shower. Whether it was the overhead or handheld nozzle, the water pressure was just too low to enjoy a proper shower. I really hope they can improve that.

The room was pretty good. For a family with a seven-year-old, the beds here are wider than those at Four Points, at 1.35m, so the child can share a bed with a parent. When booking through Ctrip, we received two packs of snacks and some water, but there was no free water at other times. There's a convenience store across the street where Snowflake beer is actually cheaper than water, haha! In the evenings, the restaurant next door offers discounted bento box meals which are very good value. The highlight has to be the shuttle bus service to and from Tung Chung MTR Station and the airport. The airport shuttle departs from the hotel at 45 minutes past the hour and takes about 15 minutes. I took a picture of the Tung Chung shuttle schedule; it departs every half hour during morning and afternoon slots, so check it out if you need it. The Ngong Ping 360 cable car is right by MTR Exit B. The hotel's shuttle drops you off near Exit A roundabout, just follow the path. We bought a combo ticket for the cable car and a Tai O boat trip through Ctrip on that day, and it was incredibly good value – highly recommended! We saw lion dances, the Big Buddha (like in Infernal Affairs), the fishing village, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, and General Rock. Definitely worth going! During holidays, the Crystal Cabin queue moves much faster; I'm not sure about weekdays. It's also quite close to Disneyland, just two stops away. The hotel itself is clean and relatively quiet. The building opposite was quite striking with its densely packed rooms.

Depends on your purpose for visiting this area, you may or may not find this hostel convenient. I chose this hostel solely because I planned to check out Tai O and do an early morning hike up Lantau Peak. There’s actually not much in the area except the Giant Buddha, the beautiful monastery, and the Wisdom Path if you choose to include it. This is the only hotel/hostel in the area. There’s no supermarket or convenience store nearby, so I highly suggest bringing plenty of food and drinks before arriving. You might also want to bring your own slippers! The hostel has a water purifier, hot and cold showers, a microwave, fridge, a spacious kitchen, and other essentials. I didn’t cook during my stay—I bought food from Tai O instead. Nonetheless, it was super convenient for me since I like to go slow and enjoy things at my own pace. Note that a membership fee of 150 HKD is required, and there’s also a refundable deposit of 500 HKD, unless you damage something on the property. Karen and Mark were super nice—I had a great chat with both of them!