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Hotels in Hong Kong
212 Hotels
iclub Wan Chai Hotel

The 99-room iclub Wan Chai Hotel is a mid-range property with a futuristic white-on-white look. Despite its trendy decor, iclub is geared toward business travelers that value the practical basics over extensive facilities or luxurious meals. There's no on-site restaurant and bar, but a simple continental breakfast is offered in a lounge that also houses an Internet corner and a small fitness room. Though the standard rooms are small, many larger options exist and all have dedicated work desks with roller chairs. Its convenient location in the middle of Wan Chai may be a deciding factor, but those looking for more amenities should check the significantly lower rates at the Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong, which also benefits from the shared facilities at its neighboring sister hotel.

Silka Seaview Hotel
No.268 Shanghai Street, Yaumatei, Kowloon Yau Ma Tei

On a bustling street corner in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, the Silka Seaview Hotel is a mid-range chain property with fast access to restaurants, shops, and Temple Street Night Market. Over 260 rooms provide a reliable and simple place to stay, with flat-screen TVs, electric kettles, and a serene neutral color palate. The Jade Cafe, on the 19th floor, is a pleasant spot for a breakfast buffet or lunch featuring both Chinese and western dishes, but does not offer dinner.  Yau Ma Tei MTR station is between five to 10 minutes away on foot and a free shuttle bus takes guests around town. 

Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel
No.3 Canton Road Harbour City

Located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, the Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel is a good luxury choice for shopaholics given that it's attached to the Harbour City shopping complex, Hong Kong's largest. The enormous hotel is located on a predictably busy street, but its waterfront position also affords it some of the best views around. There are 665 large rooms, many of which have west-facing windows with unhindered views of the sunset over Victoria Harbour. There's also an outdoor pool and dining options include an Italian restaurant with outdoor seating. Travelers may want to compare rates and amenities at The Langham, Hong Kong which also has excellent dining.

Eaton HK

Right on busy Nathan Road, the four-pearl Eaton HK, is in the middle of the action in central Kowloon. It's walking distance to Temple Street Market, an MTR station, and many nearby shops and restaurants. The 465 rooms are typically small, but modern, with pleasant minimalist decor and stylish touches including iPod docks. (Larger room categories are available.) Plenty of international dining options are on-site include an award-winning Cantonese restaurant and a bar with a beautiful outdoor patio. The Eaton's crowning feature is its rooftop pool, an open-air, Greco-Roman-style bath. Travelers should compare rates at the Hotel Novotel Hong Kong Nathan Road, which has more room options, but no pool. 

Courtyard Hong Kong Sha Tin

Opened in 2013, Courtyard by Marriott Hong Kong Sha Tin is a contemporary high-rise hotel in the relatively quiet Shek Mun area of Sha Tin. The 524 spacious rooms at this upscale property offer plush beds, minibars, and big flat-screen TVs. An MTR station is a five-minute walk away and trips into central Hong Kong will take about an hour with several simple line changes. While the Regal Riverside and Hyatt Regency are located a bit closer to the central Sha Tin action, the Courtyard is comparable in quality, with a seasonal outdoor pool, sauna, all-day dining, and rooftop cocktail lounge with views of the surrounding area.

Ah Shan Hostel

If you're seeking relatively cheap digs in one of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods, the Ah Shan Hostel might work. But this is very much a budget property, and frills are few to nonexistent. It's tucked into a mixed use apartment-block-slash-office-building, which either provides a cool glimpse into true local life, or doesn't, depending on your point of view. Rooms are clean, for the most part, but utterly basic. They're air-conditioned, and have free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus free towels and bed linens. Luggage storage, refrigerators, lockers, and free drinking water are provided. If you'd like a hostel with more character and better facilities, opt for the YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel instead, though it's farther from the central neighborhoods of Hong Kong. 

Ovolo Southside
64 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Southside Drop off by car, limo or taxis - use Entrance on Yip Fat Street

The four-pearl Ovolo Southside is a hip boutique-style hotel in Wong Chuk Hang area, formerly an industrial area and now a vibrant cultural zone. The 162 urban-chic rooms offer a stark gray-and-white design scheme with plush beds, free Wi-Fi, and 47-inch flat-screen TVs with Apple TV. The Ovolo has a good number of free amenities -- a welcome addition in pricey Hong Kong. Expect a free continental breakfast, free daily snacks and drinks, free happy hour, and free in-room minibar items. There's also a rooftop bar, bistro restaurant, and 24-hour fitness center. Those wanting to be closer to central Hong Kong and Victoria Harbour may prefer the four-pearl Mira Moon Hotel in busy Causeway Bay instead, though rates there will be higher. 

Novotel Hong Kong Nathan Road Kowloon
348 Nathan Road Yau Ma Tei

The 389-room Hotel Novotel Hong Kong Nathan Road Kowloon is an upscale, chain hotel in a convenient location near an MTR Station and the Temple Street Night Market. Rooms are on the small side, but are modern and appealing with wall-mounted flat-screen TVs, electric kettles, and minibars. The hotel serves a breakfast buffet that earns good reviews but costs extra. There’s a restaurant on-site as well as a bar with evening entertainment. Guests staying in Executive Rooms have access to a premier lounge with an Internet corner and free light breakfast. Families may want to compare rates with Ovolo Hotel - 256 Tung Chau Street, West Kowloon, an upscale hotel with large rooms and freebies including a free breakfast, daily refreshment, and a free happy hour. 

Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island
No. 246 Queen's Road East Wanchai

The 138-room Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island is a trendy and visually-appealing four-pearl hotel with a full array of features that include a rooftop swimming pool with a glass bottom, a hot tub, and a stylish rooftop bar. There's also a restaurant on-site, as well as a 24-hour business center, meeting spaces, and a small fitness center. Stylish, contemporary rooms have lovely floor-to-ceiling windows and luxurious bathrooms, as well as modern amenities. The hotel is within walking distance of the Hong Kong Convention Center and well serviced by public transportation. Guests seeking additional luxuries like a spa could consider the InterContinental Grand Stanford, which has a more traditional look and slightly higher rates.

Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong

The mid-range 142-room Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong has little in the way of on-site amenities: A trendy party bar and a rooftop coffee lounge cover the main attractions. But guests have access to the sister Cosmopolitan Hotel next door with its full restaurant, fitness center, and excellent shuttle bus service. And the Cosmo's location in the Wan Chai neighborhood gives plenty more dining options. Though small, standard rooms are reasonably priced, and come with extensive pillow menus as well as loaner smartphones that act as Wi-Fi hotspots. Travelers willing to spend a bit more might consider staying at the Cosmopolitan to avoid walking to additional amenities.