Royal Plaza Hotel

I requested a quiet, high-floor room away from the elevator when booking, and all my requests were accommodated in advance. The hotel's location is excellent, with direct subway access, making it convenient to go anywhere. While the decor is from over a decade ago, the quality is superb. The materials and craftsmanship are flawless, and it's so well-maintained that you wouldn't guess it was renovated more than ten years ago. The lobby and drop-off area are truly unique and must be experienced firsthand. The room wasn't as small as some reviews suggested; with two 1.5-meter beds, it was perfectly fine for a family of three. There's a large shopping mall right downstairs – if you have the budget, it's worth exploring; you're sure to find something nice.

This hotel is perfect for a family of four with kids, the beds are really big. The room itself is a bit dated, and the bathtub isn't very practical for showering. On the bright side, dining options are super convenient with a shopping mall right next door, which is great when you're traveling with children.

This hotel is right above the New Century Plaza, which was incredibly convenient for traveling with kids! The room was very spacious by Hong Kong standards, and the two large beds were super comfortable. Downstairs, the mall has tons of great food options and even a huge cinema. For families traveling with middle schoolers, the sense of space and convenience here makes it a top choice.

Traveling with kids, the room was quite spacious with two queen-sized beds. The location is excellent, right inside the Moko mall, offering a ton of dining options like Mihn Wah, Tai Er, Coucou, and Heytea. Getting around by metro and bus is also very convenient.

Location: The hotel is connected to Moko New Century Plaza in Mong Kok, situated in the older part of Mong Kok. Nearby, streets like Fa Yuen Street, Tung Choi Street, Sai Yee Street, and Pitt Street offer an authentic taste of Hong Kong's local life. Moko itself is a bustling commercial hub, integrating shopping, dining, and entertainment. On the third floor, there's an indoor amusement park that's quite spacious for an outdoor children's playground in Hong Kong, attracting many local families with kids. The hotel's surroundings are packed with eateries that stay open very late; you can still buy fruit and late-night snacks on Fa Yuen Street downstairs even at midnight. Mong Kok East MTR station, on the East Rail Line, is right next door. Transportation: Although it's not on Nathan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, getting around is actually very convenient. Besides the Mong Kok East MTR station, the entrance is just to the right of the hotel inside the mall. I took my child to Disneyland and Ocean Park from here, just needing to transfer at stations like Hung Hom or Admiralty. Ocean Park is even closer, only 3-4 stops away. Disneyland, including transfer waiting time, takes about 50 minutes. From Mong Kok East station, you can go left to Central or get off at Exhibition Centre Station, or go right to Causeway Bay from Admiralty station. Besides the MTR, there's no need to take the subway to Tsim Sha Tsui. Downstairs, there are various bus stops at Concordia Primary School. You can hop on any double-decker bus that says 'Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier,' such as KMB routes 1 or 203. These buses will take you all the way along Nathan Road until you get off at Cameron Road. During our stay, we always took these double-decker buses to Tsim Sha Tsui, which was incredibly convenient. You can activate overseas travel payments on Alipay or use the 'Ride Code' mini-program on WeChat, and one phone can even add a companion. Bus fares are typically 5 to 6 HKD. If paying cash, children can even get half-price, whereas the MTR tends to be more expensive.

This was my second stay at the Royal Plaza Hotel in Hong Kong. It's incredibly convenient, right next to Mong Kok East MTR station and inside a shopping mall, which makes finding food super easy. In the evenings, the supermarket even has discounted salmon and sushi. The hotel is clean, and I felt comfortable staying there.