Scenic Hotels in Hong Kong

"Arrived in Hong Kong late at night, and the hotel upgraded me to a high-floor sea view king room. The room was quite spacious, and although the facilities were a bit old, everything was clean and tidy. For Hong Kong, at a price of just over 600 HKD, you can't ask for more. Plus, when I opened the curtains in the morning to see that sea view, it was a wonderful surprise. There's also a great restaurant on the corner downstairs from the hotel that serves late-night snacks and breakfast, which was very convenient. All in all, I'm satisfied."

"The hotel upgraded us to a suite for free, which had a room with two beds and a living room, along with two toilets and two bathrooms. This gave the two of us plenty of space and freedom. The decor was new and stylish, and there were two hair dryers, so we didn't have to wait for each other to dry our hair. They also provided two sets of coffee. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus to the airport and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. They even stored our luggage for free until 11 PM, which made it incredibly convenient for us to visit Macau for the day and then come back to pick up our bags."

"Families! I've unearthed an amazing, super value-for-money, divine sea view hotel in Hong Kong! 🏨✨ This time I went to Hong Kong for a business trip and blindly booked the [Butterfly on Waterfront Boutique Hotel] near Exit A1 of Sai Ying Pun MTR station. It's instantly become my top pick! ‼️ The location is absolutely fantastic! It's just a 2-minute walk from MTR Exit A1. You don't have to climb hills or go around with your luggage, which is super friendly for lazy people/those with kids 👏 Plus, the tram stop is right next to it, making it super convenient to get to Central, Causeway Bay, and Kennedy Town. Isn't it better to save on taxi fares and buy milk tea instead? 🥤 When I opened the window in the room, I literally screamed – a 180° Victoria Harbour sea view directly in front of me 🌊! During the day, you see blue skies, white clouds, and scattered sailboats, and at night, you witness the dazzling lights of Victoria Harbour. You can take Instagram-worthy photos right from your bed 📸 The room isn't huge, but it's well-laid out, clean, and tidy. The mattress has just the right firmness, so after a long day of walking, I instantly fall asleep 💤 Most importantly! The soundproofing is excellent! I couldn't hear any noise from next door or the street. Light sleepers will be overjoyed 😭 The hotel service is also super thoughtful~ The front desk lady proactively helped me call a taxi and recommended authentic local cha chaan tengs nearby (highly recommend the scrambled egg and char siu rice next door! 🍛!) The price is considered reasonable in Hong Kong. For an average of 400+ per person for a sea view room, what more could you ask for? 🚲 As for the downsides... the room size isn't particularly large, but Hong Kong is a place where every inch of land is precious. For this price, with a sea view and MTR access, what more could you want?! For sisters with lots of luggage, I recommend choosing a higher-floor sea view room for a more expansive view~ Promise me! Don't squeeze into expensive hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui when you go to Hong Kong! Butterfly on Waterfront Boutique Hotel – MTR station + Victoria Harbour view + great value for money, it's a definite must-stay 🔒 Sisters, hurry up and book, I'm afraid it will get popular and the prices will go up!! 🔥 #HongKongHotelRecommendation #VictoriaHarbourView #SaiYingPunMTR #HongKongValueAccommodation #HongKongTravelGuide"

"The location is incredibly convenient, right next to The Peninsula Hotel, diagonally opposite Chungking Mansions, and on Nathan Road. The hotel itself felt a bit old and dated. Even though it was a non-smoking room, I could still smell a faint cigarette odor. It's a small detail, but the tissues were only in the bathroom, which was inconvenient. Also, amenities were charged, there was no complimentary water, and the shampoo was a 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioner. The air conditioning was quite strong; I turned it off when sleeping, but it was still cold. However, considering its excellent location and value for money, I suppose it's acceptable."

"Our first night in Hong Kong, we chose the Prudential Hotel. At first, it felt really small, and the desk lamp needed to be manually turned on – one of them was stuck, so I had to leave it on all night 😂. The cleanliness was just so-so, but it was tolerable. The most annoying part was having to drag my suitcase up the escalator from the first to the second floor just to check in. That escalator was so narrow, I wondered if a bigger person would get stuck… But after moving to another hotel on the second day, I realized the Prudential's location is absolutely fantastic. It’s just a short walk to the MTR station and not far from Victoria Harbour's Avenue of Stars. Plus, the complimentary water, drinks, and even toothbrushes and toothpaste already put it miles ahead of the second hotel…"

"This was my first time driving into Hong Kong, and I figured since I had a car, it wouldn't matter if I stayed a bit further out. I was pleasantly surprised by how beautiful the scenery in Tsuen Wan is! We booked a triple-bed family room that could sleep 4 adults, and the price was very reasonable, not much higher than in mainland China. That really exceeded my expectations, and I have to give it a big thumbs up! The only thing that was expensive was the parking fee – HKD 200 for 24 hours with no in-and-out privileges, and you can only use your Octopus card at the entrance/exit. Plus, the ramp to the car park was super steep! 🤪"

"Check-in was super fast, done in just a few minutes. I booked a standard room, but when I got in, it seemed like a partial sea view room. The hotel's location is excellent, very close to Victoria Harbour. Just cross the road and walk a few hundred meters, and you're by the sea, where there's a light show every night at 8:00 PM. Getting to and from the airport is also very convenient from the hotel; you can just walk a few hundred meters to catch the A21 double-decker bus. The fare is very affordable, and you can even pay with WeChat, which is super handy. After checking out the next day, I went to visit nearby attractions and left my luggage at the hotel, which was very worry-free."