Hotels met spa in Hong Kong, China

If you're visiting Lantau Island, Mui Wo, or Silvermine Bay, I highly recommend this hotel. I came here after a day at Disneyland, and it took about 80 minutes to get here (the MTR is fast, but waiting for the bus at night can be tricky). First off, the hotel's location is excellent. It's far from the city's hustle and bustle, with its eastern side facing the sea. From a sea view room, you can open your eyes and watch the sunrise, enjoying the sun and beach. Silvermine Bay Beach is right outside, and Lantau Island is behind you, offering BBQ, fishing, and various water activities – you can play however you like! It's a 10-minute walk to Mui Wo Pier, where a 30-40 minute ferry ride takes you directly to Central and the Observation Wheel, essentially like taking the Star Ferry for a tour of Victoria Harbour. Secondly, the price is very friendly. Just make sure to book a room type that includes tax and breakfast. The value for money is clearly far superior to those crowded, noisy hotels with small beds and no breakfast in Tsim Sha Tsui or Central. And yes, the breakfast is quite good too. The only slight drawback is the charging situation. There are USB ports, but they can be unstable. However, even though there isn't an adapter, there's a vending machine that sells them. Special tip: Remember to bring a deposit (or a credit card for pre-authorization).

We stayed here for a staycation when the hotel first opened during the pandemic and had a great experience. Returning after a few years, however, was quite disappointing. First, the cleanliness fell short of standards. As soon as we entered the room, we found long hairs left behind by the previous guest on the sofa, along with a lot of white crumbs in the sofa crevices. When I went to the pool, I found that the clean towels in the locker room smelled awful. I was going to use one to dry my hair, but as soon as it touched my hair, the smell made me want to vomit. Second, the breakfast options were extremely limited. The waffle toppings didn't even include chocolate sauce, the yogurt only came in pineapple flavor, and the other hot Chinese and Asian dishes were very monotonous. It is severely overpriced (over 400 per adult and over 200 per child). The view is still great and the staff are friendly, but the hotel management and pricing simply don't match up.

📍Location: Located at 8 Finance Street, Central, it seamlessly connects to IFC Mall and Hong Kong Station (Airport Express Line) with direct indoor access. It's also within walking distance to the Star Ferry and Central Piers, making it extremely convenient for business, shopping, and travel. ✨Pros 1. Unbeatable Location You can access IFC Mall directly without going outdoors. The Airport Express reaches the airport in 24 minutes, and it's close to West Kowloon and Central Piers, making it a top choice for business travelers. 2. Excellent Views The sea-view rooms face north, offering direct views of Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon nightscape, with superb high-floor visibility. The heated infinity pool on the 6th floor, with its Victoria Harbour view, is a major highlight. 3. High Standard of Service Four Seasons' classic discreet service is not overly ingratiating, yet highly responsive. Guests can request different pillows and mattresses. The concierge is very capable, assisting with bookings for popular restaurants and shows. Turndown service and welcome amenities are spot on, and room cleaning is meticulous. 4. Pinnacle of Dining The hotel boasts 8 Michelin stars, with Lung King Heen (3-Michelin-starred Cantonese) and Caprice (3-Michelin-starred French) located within the hotel. Guests have an advantage in securing reservations, allowing them to enjoy star-rated cuisine without leaving the premises. 5. Comfortable Hardware Renovated in 2022, the rooms feature a sophisticated business style, comfortable bedding, and high-end bathroom fixtures. The gym, spa, and sauna are fully equipped, suitable for both leisure and business stays.

I chose this hotel over other options in Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, mainly for its excellent location. With kids, it's just two subway stops to Ocean Park, and The Peak Tram is only about a ten-minute walk through Hong Kong Park. The hotel also has direct access to Pacific Place and the MTR, making getting around incredibly convenient. While the facilities do show their age, the service here is absolutely top-notch. From the patient and friendly front desk staff during a late-night check-in to the thoughtful family-friendly amenities, it really adds to the emotional value of a family trip. Highly recommended for families!

Absolutely fabulous service. Upgraded me without prompting to the partial harbour view which had a stunning sunset view. A pity i didn't have time to swim, but if you come, please bring your swimmers the pool at 73rd floor is amazing. Room was cleaned twice a day; and when they couldn't (e.g. I had a DND sign), they left a message asking me to let them know if I needed anything. Asked for water, they brought 8 cans - not 1/2/3... but 8! Asked for a bag to help carry excess mooncakes and they brought a huge one. Really pleasant great service. They gave my friends welcome drink vouchers, and the Bar gave us complimentary nuts. Thank you!

What more could you ask for at this price and location? The hotel is just across the road from Victoria Harbour, and the Sky Pool is a must-visit – it's worth the entire room rate! Swimming while admiring Victoria Harbour is truly chill. Although the room is a bit old, the space is considered large for Hong Kong standards, and the bedding and hygiene are okay. The staff are all very friendly. There are many delicious and affordable restaurants within a two to three hundred-meter walk around the hotel. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Hong Kong.

The only advantage is direct access to the airport; you don't have to worry about getting wet walking through the covered walkway to the terminal. Other drawbacks include, but are not limited to: 1. The rooms need urgent renovation. Not only is the decor outdated, but there's a strong musty smell as soon as you enter. 2. The hotel corridors are dimly lit like a maze; if you've seen the movie 'The Shining,' you'll understand what I mean. 3. There are so few power outlets, and only British-style large plugs plus old USB ports. For a place like Hong Kong International Airport, which welcomes travelers from all over the world, this is even worse than a Hanting Hotel. Anyway, as the only hotel with direct access to Hong Kong International Airport terminal, the Regal Hotel offers unparalleled convenience. Their attitude is basically 'take it or leave it.' For those arriving late on a connecting flight or needing to catch an early flight, it's an acceptable place to crash for a night.

Before my trip, I was searching for hotels with Victoria Harbour views and stumbled upon Kerry Hotel, which had excellent reviews and great value for money. I saw that it had zero negative reviews and the sea view rooms offered a panoramic floor-to-ceiling view of the harbour. As hotel prices tend to go up during the National Day holiday, after some research, I decided Kerry Hotel offered the best value. I promptly booked a sea view room. I checked in after 10 PM, and the check-in process was seamless. The hotel lobby was absolutely stunning. Upon entering my room on the 12th floor, I was utterly captivated by the night view of Victoria Harbour – it was incredibly beautiful! Waking up the next morning and drawing the curtains to reveal the morning harbour view was even more breathtaking. Throughout my stay, I absolutely loved admiring the stunning scenery from my bedside; it truly lifted my spirits. The hotel breakfast is also highly recommended, with a wide variety of Western and Hong Kong-style options, all delicious. As a family of four, my son and daughter also enjoyed the hotel breakfast.

The service awareness here is excellent; every staff member I encountered would nod and smile. The turndown service attendant proactively replenished my coffee capsules and tea bags multiple times. The room size is standard for a luxury hotel in Hong Kong. The most notable design highlight in the room is undoubtedly the transparent space between the bathtub and the bedroom, which makes excellent use of the already limited space.

The room was a bit old-fashioned, and there were only two power outlets. Luckily, I brought a couple of multi-port adapters, otherwise charging my phone and camera would have been a hassle. No bottled water was provided in the room, only tap water. While it's eco-friendly, it's not very convenient and detracted from the experience. The hotel's surroundings are excellent. There are many bars and restaurants downstairs, and a Wellcome Supermarket and 7-Eleven nearby. The bus stop is right in front of the hotel, making it very convenient to get to Central and the West Kowloon Cultural Corridor. Just a heads-up, the MTR station is quite a distance, so it might not be convenient if you have a lot of luggage. I'd like to praise the front desk service. On my first night, I was on the 4th floor, and the 3rd floor was the swimming pool. The room was incredibly damp. When I woke up in the morning, I had two bites, probably from some insect. After I reported it to the front desk, they immediately moved me to a room on the 16th floor for the remaining two days! Oh, and the hotel breakfast was decent. It wasn't very diverse, but it was definitely not bad and filling.