Hotels With Spa in Hong Kong, China

Traveling with a child on a layover, this hotel was incredibly convenient. It's just a short walk from the airport. The room was quite spacious too. I saw reviews praising the coffee in the cafe, so I tried it, and it was excellent. My child got free cookies, and I ended up buying some more as gifts. Check-in was a bit crowded, probably because several flights had just arrived. Check-out was very smooth, and they even offered express service. Oh, and the hotel also provides free universal adapters; you just scan a QR code, and customer service delivers it to your door. They don't provide bottled water, but they offer free glass bottles, and drinking water stations are available in the hallway, which is both eco-friendly and practical. Overall, a great experience!

The hotel's location is fantastic, with plenty of great food options right downstairs. Kowloon Park is just across the street, perfect for a relaxing stroll. The room amenities are comprehensive, and they even provide complimentary Watsons mineral water. The service was truly excellent. I encountered an unexpected problem during my stay: I woke up the next morning to find the arm of my glasses had come off, and I had a flight to catch, so I was quite anxious. Since I had just bought the frames from Puyi less than a month ago, and I have severe myopia, I tried contacting the Puyi sales team to see if they could send someone to help, but received no reply. My only option was to ask the hotel front desk if someone could take me to get them fixed. The hotel front desk staff were incredibly calm and collected, and immediately proposed a solution. They arranged for a concierge to come up with a small screwdriver to see if they could fix them on the spot. The concierge was also wonderful, holding up their phone flashlight the entire time to help me see. The hotel's service attitude and calm approach to handling problems are truly commendable. Next time I'm in Hong Kong, The Mira will definitely be my top choice.

The hotel is close to the sea, offering a great location and beautiful scenery. The facilities are good, and there are many restaurants nearby, plus it's very close to the metro station. However, the rooms don't have windows and rely solely on air conditioning for ventilation. Perhaps because of this, the air inside feels a bit stuffy when you enter from outside, and there's also an indefinable odor.

The hotel lobby at the Regal Hotel has been renovated, but they no longer provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, and other toiletries in the rooms. When checking in, they said we got a free upgrade to a room twice the size, but it felt like the standard room I've stayed in before. The hairdryer was new, but it had a three-prong plug and couldn't be used in the bathroom, so I had to dry my hair outside. There were only two outlets for charging in the room, which is fewer than before and not very convenient. I didn't sleep particularly well this time, but for a weekend stay, it was still alright. There are lots of new restaurants nearby, so food and drinks are not an issue.

The lounge was pretty good. The highlights were the breakfast and the afternoon tea with milk tea, which were excellent. The happy hour drinks were also great, though the caps on the sparkling wine were a bit tricky and could easily cut your hand. I stayed here over a decade ago and had a great impression of the housekeeping staff. This time was no different; the room was cleaned very thoroughly, and they were very nice. Jocelyn Xu at the executive floor check-in was incredibly helpful and enthusiastic. Thumbs up! I'll definitely be back.

This is our go-to hotel every time we visit Hong Kong, and even our child insists on staying here. The rooms are spacious, all with sea views, and the cleanliness is good. Overall, it's a very pleasant experience by the sea. For breakfast and dinner, we opted for the buffet on the first floor, and the food was delicious.

I chose this hotel out of several five-star options because I was attending a concert, and the service from the staff was genuinely excellent. Everyone greeted us with a smile. We were very lucky to be upgraded to an 80-square-meter sea-view suite. The room facilities were also great, with complimentary drinks and snacks, plus a 360-degree sea view – truly fortunate! We also had free breakfast, afternoon tea, and access to the executive lounge. I'll definitely stay here again next time.

Love everything about this hotel! The location is very nice, even it's not in the middle of Tsim Sha Tsui but close enough to walk, ~10mins for walking to Tsim Sha Tsui. K11 Art mall is in the middle on the way from hotel to Tsim Sha Tsui so we stopped by for popular tea shops, CHAGEE and Heytea, everyday during our stay in this hotel. We booked premier room to enjoy the sea view and it's worth it! The hotel is located on the Mody road which have a beautiful Christmas decorations that can be seen from our hotel room, Avenue of Stars is also across the road. Room is true to pictures, all amenities are provided everyday, all staffs we met are easy approach and helpful. Highly recommended for anyone who's looking for luxury hotel in a budget!

Kerry Hotel Hong Kong (a Shangri-La property) delivered an amazing experience, a definite five-star recommendation! As a premium hotel under the Shangri-La brand, my stay during this Hong Kong trip far exceeded expectations and was full of delightful surprises! We originally booked a triple room with twin beds, but upon arrival, we were informed that rooms were tight, and the hotel generously upgraded us to a room over 50 square meters for free. This unexpected bonus was truly heartwarming. In Hong Kong, where space is a luxury, finding such a spacious room is incredibly rare! The layout was well-designed, feeling completely uncrowded. It was more than enough space for three people to move around comfortably. The most stunning aspect was the view from the room – an unbeatable Victoria Harbour seascape right outside the window. During the day, the blue sky and sea complemented the Hong Kong skyline beautifully, and at night, we drifted off to sleep with the dazzling lights of the 'Symphony of Lights.' Every moment was breathtaking and enchanting. The hotel's service maintained Shangri-La's consistent high standards. From the warm guidance during check-in to the thoughtful luggage storage service, every staff member was professional and friendly. The room was meticulously clean, and the facilities were comprehensive and felt luxurious, with attention to detail evident throughout. Whether it's the convenient transportation, comfortable living, or the scenic views, everything was impeccable. This is absolutely my top choice for hotels when visiting Hong Kong, and I'll definitely stay here again next time!

The front desk staff were rude, and the management was chaotic. There were no clear directions or queues. They even assumed that mainland guests wouldn't queue, but the reality was their own disorganization made it impossible to find a queue. When I asked where to queue, they replied, 'Anywhere.' As a result, the busy areas had long lines, and they didn't even bother to suggest checking in at the less crowded spots. Two male staff members were openly complaining in English during working hours, 'So many people, so many people,' right in front of guests. When they told me they couldn't speak Mandarin, I said, 'You can just speak English.' As soon as they realized I understood their complaints, they immediately stopped talking. I was already rolling my eyes, ready to complain, when they suddenly started smiling. This place can't even compare to Korea; I've never encountered such mean staff there. Marriott isn't some cheap hostel, so don't tell me I shouldn't expect good service because I didn't spend enough. If they don't want too many guests, they don't have to accept bookings or make money.