Hong Kong Hotels & Hostels (290)

The good old YMCA has glammed itself up. All 413 rooms are looking smart, with mellow tones and stylish bedding, and the service is excellent. The hotel occupies a quiet corner of Yau Ma Tei, yet…

This place has 40 clean, basic rooms occupying four floors. Don’t expect over-the-top trimmings, but your needs will be taken care of – the owner also has a restaurant, a mah-jong c…

On the leafy side of Wan Chai, you’re almost getting top-end accommodation for midrange rates (as little as $800 if it’s quiet). The ‘signature’ floor is a rather blea…

You may not like the corporate feel or the dim bathrooms, but you’ll admit the rates and location are very competitive. Inquire about deals and long-stay packages.

This hotel has a chandeliered marble lobby that strikes a contrast with the small rooms and the slow-moving lifts. The ‘side harbour view’ rooms face a side street and are very dark…

Yes it's stuck out in North Point, a slightly dishevelled district northeast of Causeway Bay, and yes it's a bit bland and corporate, but the Ibis is also a bit of a bargain. Transport into Centr…

Casa is pretty sleek for this price range and this part of town, with a fancy lobby featuring black tiles and a modern fish tank. The rooms are clean but be prepared to shower right next to the t…

With a location as unlikely as its name, the South Pacific Hotel may be in an odd part of Wan Chai but it's well worth your consideration. Renovated in a modern style and offering access to the l…

Above a lobby decked out in carpeted opulence are 300 stuffy-looking but adequate rooms. Sure, the mattresses could be softer and the shower stalls roomier, but you really can’t beat the r…

This enormous hotel is not very appealing from the outside, but inside the rooms are well decorated and surprisingly spacious for Hong Kong. Those overlooking the Shing Mun River have excellent v…

It may be in gritty Fortress Hill, but readers have nice things to say about this exceptionally well-turned-out hotel, and not only for its service and generous discounting policy (fortnightly/mo…

This 128-room hotel has rooms that look out to the hills, sideways to the bay and directly onto the bay. Eschew the rooms in the South Wing for those in the superior New Wing. Rates are negotiabl…

This almost-boutique 64-room hotel, tucked away on relatively quiet Minden Ave, is one of our favourites. It’s central, being well located for both Tsim Sha Tsui and Tsim Sha Tsui East sta…

If you can manage to book a room at the fabulously located, YMCA-run Salisbury, you’ll be rewarded with professional service and excellent exercise facilities, including a swimming pool, a…

Straddling the border of Central and the Mid-Levels, the YWCA-run Garden View, with 133 rooms, overlooks the Zoological & Botanical Gardens. Accommodation here is plain but comfortable enough…

Tsim Sha Tsui's latest stab at a style-led boutique hotel is a tad self-conscious perhaps but works pretty well. The rather Dali-esque public areas hint at what's to come in the boldly done rooms…

This place has unusual views – a graveyard to the south and a racecourse to the east. If cemeteries spook you out, request a room with frosted windows, or for better feng shui, one facing …

Although it claims to be located on the ‘golden mile’ of Tsim Sha Tsui, Novotel’s actual address is nowhere near the harbour; rather, it’s at the doorstep of Yau Ma Te…

Surprisingly quiet and pleasant; even the cheapest of its 166 rooms are spacious, clean and serene. It’s in a good location, right near the Jordan MTR station and Temple St, and we like th…

A smart, small hotel, with brightly decorated rooms is handy for Hollywood Rd's antique hunting grounds. Sister to the nearby Lan Kwai Fong Hotel it's worth considering given that there can be so…

Empire has quiet rooms and a subdued lobby that would make for a soothing and convenient stay. Rooms with numbers ending in 03 are more spacious. Prices can drop to $700 when it’s quiet. I…

Right next door to the Hong Kong Arts Centre and a mere stroll to the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre and Wan Chai ferry terminal, this 320-room, YMCA-run hotel is excellent value. I…

This spectacular hotel with a cavernous marble lobby adjoins the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, ensuring steady suit-and-tie custom and marvellous harbour views from 65% of the gue…

Not to be confused with Hotel LKF, which is a notch up in terms of quality, service and location (this place is nowhere near Lan Kwai Fong), this hotel nonetheless offers good value if you can se…

Leave the chaos of Nathan Rd behind as you step into the Eaton’s grand lobby. The rooms are large and comfortable, while the glass-fronted Planter’s Baron the 4th floor sits next to…

The Kowloon Hotel has a dated feel about it, with its 1990s techno aesthetic and views of the back of the Peninsula. Nevertheless, the hotel is popular for its unflappable service, central locati…

The plushness is a bit overdone, but the 671-room Royal Plaza is comfortable and central; the bird and flower markets are on the other side of Prince Edward Rd. The rooms are well equipped, with …

This sister hotel of the Empire Hotel Hong Kong offers modern, comfortable rooms and an excellent indoor atrium swimming pool and spa. It’s an easy stroll from here to just about anywhere …

This 71-room carbuncle on the butt of Tung Wan beach is the only game in town, but it does offer wonderful views across to Lamma and Hong Kong Island. Heavy discounts are available, so call to ch…

A simple undercover shuffle from the airport terminal is this stylish hotel with more than 1100 sleek and easily accessible rooms, many with futuristic runway views. There’s a splashy indo…

Delivers what it promises: consistent and affordable accommodation, and it’s right next to the Times Square shopping mall.

This enormous hotel overlooks Kowloon Park and is relatively convenient to most places of interest in Tsim Sha Tsui. The rooms are of a reasonable standard and some of the more expensive ones hav…

With its sunny staff, pleasant rooms, outdoor swimming pool and fitness centre on the 21st-floor terrace, the 360-room Empire is a good option and an easy hop from the Hong Kong Convention & …

Directly behind the Hong Kong Coliseum and just southeast of the Hung Hom train station, it’s handy if you expect to be travelling into China at the crack of dawn.

The business-like Golden Mile isn't a bad place to base yourself. The 600 guestrooms are Holiday Inn-reliable and you've got the brilliant Avenue restaurant on the 1st floor, the schmoozy Hari's …

Dowdy Miramar has morphed into sexy Mira, with colour-themed rooms, designer chairs and an entrance so cool you’d expect to see a bouncer. Techies will drool over the gadgets, which includ…

Peering out from one of the rooms of this colossal tower hotel, you’d never suspect for a moment that you were in Mong Kok. It’s a triumph for the district. The special guest-room f…

This plush hotel is an oasis of calm and class amid the Causeway Bay din. The spacious rooms blend classic style with modern fittings on which money has been plentifully spent, including in the l…

This is the daddy of the Marco Polo Hotel group’s Canton Rd trio. Closest to the Star Ferry and the most highly priced, it has large and well-appointed rooms, and an outdoor pool that it shares w…

This elegantly unstuffy hotel above Pacific Pl gets enthusiastic reviews for its attention to business travellers’ needs, despite its vast size, and for its eateries (Golden Leaf Restauran…