Top 5 Hotel in Kowloon

148 Austin Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

“Hotel rooms are clean; staffs are friendly and well versed in English too :) Space slightly smaller for three single bed room, take note for bigger sized occupants with huge luggage! X Situated 5 minutes away from MTR Jordan, but good district to stay in with miscellaneous stores to visit and shop!”

18 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

“The hotel boasts a modern design and offers stunning views of Victoria Harbour from the sky lobby. The room is generously spacious with a comfortable bed. However, the bathroom design poses some inconveniences. The shower door opens inwards, causing water to spill outside every time it's turned on. The washbasin platform is small, making it challenging to accommodate skincare products. While there is storage inside the mirror, turning on the lights heats up the mirror's interior. Accessing the ground level from the room can be time-consuming, taking up to 5-10 minutes. This is due to the need to take a lift to the 10th floor, navigate through an extensive lobby area, and then take another lift to the ground floor. The lifts are slow, and there's a noticeable and unusual temperature difference within them. Regrettably, the service falls short of expectations. Staff responsiveness is lacking; a simple request for bottled water in the lobby took over an hour to fulfill. Additionally, there is inconsistency regarding whether the bottled water is complimentary or chargeable. Despite having a lobby-level bar, it is rarely open. The breakfast selection is extremely limited and remains unchanged throughout a month-long stay, with high prices. Notably, despite Artus and Rosewood being part of the same group and in close proximity, billing is not integrated. As one of the most expensive hotels in Hong Kong, it's challenging to find compelling reasons to justify the high cost. While the hotel offers a good view of the harbor (similar to Regent Hotel) and proximity to K11 shopping center (shared with Regent, Rosewood, and Peninsula), it becomes difficult to discern unique features or experiences that would warrant such a significant expenditure.”

84 Hung To Rd, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong

“I recently had the pleasure of staying at this remarkable hotel, and I must say it exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I stepped foot into the lobby until my departure, the level of friendliness, warmth, and genuine care displayed by the hotel staff was truly exceptional. The staff members are the heart and soul of this hotel. They consistently went above and beyond to ensure that my stay was nothing short of perfect. Their warm smiles and welcoming demeanor made me feel right at home from the very beginning. Every interaction, whether it was at the front desk, in the restaurant, or during housekeeping, was filled with genuine kindness and willingness to assist.”

1 Cheong Lok St, Jordan, Hong Kong

“I had a wonderful stay at the hotel, the room was comfortable and well-equipped. I found the hotel’s location to be very convenient, it’s really close to subway station. Lastly, I was impressed by Jennifer from reception, she was friendly …”

9 Observatory Ct, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

“Only good thing is nearby location other than this everything worst. Very very small rooms, look for better options.”

2/F, 1B Wing Sing Ln, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong

“Average. Great location. Messy and filthy rooms. The floor wasn't clean at all or the bathroom (expect the toilet). Staff it's nice, there's a luggage room and a common area. The room itself its small but not bad, however cleanness was lacking. They changed the towels every day, good touch.”

15 Wang Kwong Rd, Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong

“Stayed for a night at Camlux Hotel. Pros - Good location as it was close to where my meetings were. Room is spacious, but there is a musty smell all around. Overall, the room and bathroom was quite clean. Got an early checkin at 1PM. Good wifi. Cons - Reception staff is so-so. Had lunch at their hotel (Cafe 15). Apart from one lady, the rest of the staff was indifferent. Need to leave the Aircon on even when you leave the room to help dehumidify the room.”

211 Johnston Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

“The Worst hotel I have stayed at. Booked a 3 night stay, but had to check out after first night. I wouldn't have stayed the first night if it wasn't so late and my daughter's didn't need a place to sleep. The rooms were absolutely filthy and it looked the the beds had been urinated on. Check the pictures! The rooms / bedding clearly hadn't been cleaned and the sofa bed for my daughter was mouldy! At least the receptionist and housekeeping were helpful, which I appreciated. Edit: It was around 11.30 at night by the time we noticed the mold patch in the sofa bed mattress, so my husband asked for a change of room. He was brought up to 1904, however the sofa bed in that room was also mouldy and the sheets had numerous stains of what looked like bodily fluids (just like room 1704), so this cannot be an isolated incident tied to one room. Since it was so late, there was no real alternative to find a new hotel, especially with two young children. We were forced to pay if we wanted somewhere to sleep that night. Edit: We contacted consumer council to reported the issues and the hotel has been ignoring all the letters up to this point 1/11/2023”

117 Chatham Rd S, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

“Hotel has began to show signs of aging. ||Water pressure was great. Our aircon was still hot, (for me), at the lowest temp setting.||The hotel has only a bar/ restaurant on the top floor.||Occupancy was good, better than other …”

326 Kwun Tong Rd, Hong Kong

“With such a new and clean environment at this price, I was a bit surprised than I expected. There is no problem that the air conditioner has not been cleaned for a long time. The indoor environment is very dry, and the bed Pop is very …”