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Hotel near Tsuen Wan,Hong Kong 3.7% of visitors choose this area
CCHUN YEONG 2025.07.16
The good things: Large size, quiet, strong WiFi, shuttle bus connecting metro station, excellent reception and housekeeping services
Things to improve: More lights (brighter, now too dark) in the lobby, corridor, better ventilation in the toilet in the room.
Overall comment: Not conveniently located but well connected with shuttle bus. The room design is modern, and the size is large by Hong Kong standards. The price is reasonable.
1792 reviews
8.0/10
Price from
AU$ 68
per night
Hotel near Tsuen Wan,Hong Kong 3.7% of visitors choose this area
GGuest User 2025.07.12
Guests receive excellent service. Staff are super friendly and accommodating. Public transportation is conveniently available. Taxis stop regularly at the hotel. The price is very reasonable.
6123 reviews
7.4/10
Price from
AU$ 57
per night
Hotel near Tsuen Wan,Hong Kong 3.7% of visitors choose this area
AAnonymous User 2024.11.18
I had a quite good stay in this accommodation. The room was cleaned every day and towels were changed. It's not that inconvenient, it's only a 10 to 15 minute walk from the station. But it might be hard for people with weak legs or with stroller.
664 reviews
8.4/10
Price from
AU$ 65
per night
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Hotel near Tsuen Wan,Hong Kong 3.7% of visitors choose this area
Aaahaa 2025.06.22
This is genuinely a hidden gem of a mini-hotel, offering fantastic value for money! First off, a huge thumbs-up!
The front desk staff are highly professional and friendly. The concierge on the ground floor was very efficient with shuttle bus bookings, and check-out was quick. The service is impeccably organized. What's more, no deposit is required, which truly speaks to their sincerity and trust.
Secondly, the hotel is situated halfway up a hill. Unless you take a taxi, 'climbing' is the word to describe getting to the hotel. Some of the steep sections reach a 40-degree incline, so it's only suitable for guests with good physical stamina.
Thirdly, just around the corner, you'll find a park and a small shopping complex. You can grab a bite at McDonald's or Fairwood, or try some local congee and noodle shops. The hotel is located at the edge of a residential and industrial area.
Fourth, the shuttle bus provides access to Tsuen Wan West Station (connecting to the Tuen Ma Line) and Kwai Fong Station (on the Tsuen Wan Line), with services running every hour.
Fifth, the rooms are quite compact, so much so that there isn't a wardrobe. You'll have to hang your worn clothes on the tea table. This isn't a problem if you're traveling light, but two large suitcases will be a tight squeeze, and you'll be constantly stepping over them.
Sixth, the non-smoking room was excellent, completely free of any smoke smell. It also had a tall air purifier (about half a person's height) which, despite being quite noisy, kept the air very fresh.
Seventh, the room comes with an instant hot water dispenser. You fill it with tap water from the back, and it dispenses a small cup of 98°C water from the front in just five seconds.
Eighth, being part of the Dorsett hotel group, it benefits from high-end management standards. The lobby and elevator areas are clean and bright.
Ninth, I'd suggest the hotel reposition itself as a destination for guests seeking a hiking challenge, strategically located next to a massive outdoor swimming pool. While the gym is merely a converted room and only 'decent,' for those arriving with luggage, the climb up the 40-degree slopes offers a unique 'mountain climbing with bags' experience, leaving you sweating but exhilarated with a dopamine rush upon reaching the lobby. Post check-in, an 8-minute downhill stroll leads to the North Kwai Chung Jockey Club Swimming Pool, where you can enjoy a 50-meter outdoor standard pool and a 1-meter deep outdoor training pool, all for less than 20 HKD admission. It's truly like having an enormous pool facility right next to the hotel. Phenomenal value!!!! Count me in for the next swim!
3146 reviews
7.9/10
Price from
AU$ 58
per night
Hotel near Tsuen Wan,Hong Kong 3.7% of visitors choose this area
Ssightseeinging 2025.08.21
the hotel arranged by trip.com shown smooth in procedure. and the hotels staff showed passion of service and they occupied options of personal privacy as much than our request. Thanks for your company
1310 reviews
7.4/10
Price from
AU$ 56
per night
Hotel near Mong Kok,Hong Kong 11.2% of visitors choose this area
GGuest User 2025.08.18
I booked a double suite here a week ago. It was my first time in Hong Kong, and I assumed Mong Kok would be relatively unsafe. After reading numerous reviews of B&Bs, I felt even more apprehensive. So, I decided to stay for one night and then extend my stay if the environment was good. Arriving in Mong Kok, I was unfamiliar with the area, so I got lost for a while. Once I found my way, I discovered there were two entrances, one closed after 11 PM. There were also two elevators at each entrance, one for odd and one for even numbers. Upon check-in, the host was very welcoming. Perhaps because the double room was full or something else, they gave us a triple room with a window at no extra charge. The door had a combination lock, and the room was spotless, with spotless floors and immaculately white walls. There was no clutter on the bed, and the quilt was neatly folded. The bathroom was also spotless, with no odors or debris. It was a bit cramped, and the toilet had a long, lingering clatter after flushing, which I hope could be improved. There was also a small TV in the room, but the channel selection was a bit limited. The room also provided hangers, slippers, shampoo, and shower gel, but you had to bring your own toothpaste. Seeing this, I decided to renew my lease the next day. To my surprise, the double room seemed to be sold out. The landlord then asked me what I had paid for the room. Before I could find my bill, the landlord had already extended my stay for another night at 350 RMB, which was 2 RMB lower than the price on the platform! Overall, I personally felt the room was better than the promotional photos, exceeding my expectations. The landlord's service attitude also made me sincerely decide to write a positive review for her. 👍 I will definitely choose this B&B again next time.
28 reviews
8.3/10
Price from
AU$ 74
per night
Hotel near Mong Kok,Hong Kong 11.2% of visitors choose this area
GGuest User 2025.01.09
Good location, very close to Mongkok station. The room is not big. Booked for 3 people, got 3 single beds. The entrance is a bit narrow for carrying luggage. Have to walk up the stairs and take the lift to the 4th floor to check in. The accommodation is on the 5th floor. The room is reasonably clean. The bathroom is not big according to the size of the room, but there is a separate toilet and shower area. Looks new. No breakfast, but near the market. Can walk to eat congee comfortably. The staff may mostly speak Chinese, but the service is good. There is only one officer. Went at the end of December.
40 reviews
6.8/10
Price from
AU$ 67
per night
Hotel near Mong Kok,Hong Kong 11.2% of visitors choose this area
DDatouli 2024.02.18
I was able to renew my room entirely because the aunt at the front desk kept saying ”Pretty boy” and got lost.
37 reviews
7.6/10
Price from
AU$ 52
per night
Hotel near Mong Kok,Hong Kong 11.2% of visitors choose this area
Aanna 2024.06.18
Room looks new for me in mongkok area plus the design is cool. Cozy, nice and coolness of aircon is great. Complete personal hygiene kit as well. Thanks
19 reviews
7.0/10
Price from
AU$ 151
per night
Hotel near Mong Kok,Hong Kong 11.2% of visitors choose this area
GGuest User 2025.01.31
I looked at hotels for a long time when I was traveling, and I chose this one in a few hours. I didn't expect it to disappoint me. The room was very clean and odorless, and it was very quiet to sleep. The boss also provided free drinks and the like. The law in Hong Kong is Disposable toothbrushes and slippers are not provided, so we brought our own. The room is large enough for accommodation and large suitcases can be opened. After all, land is very expensive in Hong Kong, and everyone will definitely go out to check in at the attractions. The location is also very good. It's about two minutes from the subway station. The boss is very polite and supports luggage storage.
I wish the boss a prosperous business and we will come again next time!
47 reviews
8.5/10
Price from
AU$ 70
per night
Hong Kong Kwai Tsing District Hotel Guide
What should be noted when traveling to Hong Kong independently? After the pandemic, many people have started to review their overseas travel from neighboring countries. Independent travel to Hong Kong has also become one of the most popular destinations. Hong Kong-style cuisine, shopping itinerals, as well as Hong Kong attractions like Disneyland and Ocean Park, are all wonderful to enjoy.
Getting to & Around Hong Kong
Flying in? You’ll land at Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), 35 km west of downtown. Airport Express trains cost 115 HKD ≈23 AUD (24 mins to Central Station). Late arrival Night buses (N11 Line) run 24/7 (34 HKD≈6.8 AUD).
Red-eye flight? Crash at hotels near HKG:
Hotel Name | Distance from HKG | Key Amenities |
|---|---|---|
480m | Outdoor swimming pool, soundproof pods, showers, free Wi-Fi. | |
1.5km | Free airport shuttle pick-up/drop-off, pool, spa, restaurant, free Wi-Fi. |
Getting Around
- MTR/Trams: Mass Transit Railway (MTR) covers malls (Causeway Bay) and Kowloon (connect via Star Ferry). Ding Ding trams glide through Central for 2.3HKD(≈0.45 AUD) – hop on the upper deck!
- Buses/Minibuses: Buses cost 4–25HKD (≈0.78–4.90 AUD) but routes twist through hills – use Citymapper or HKeMobility. Red mini buses run 24/7 (8–20HKD≈1.57–3.91 AUD) – shout stops aloud!
- Taxis: Urban taxis start at 27HKD(≈5.30 AUD) – ALWAYS demand meter use! Uber/HKTaxi app fares 30% cheaper at night. No tuk-tuks – replaced by harbour sampans (50HKD≈9.80 AUD short rides).
- Ferries: Star Ferry crosses Victoria Harbour for 4HKD (≈0.78 AUD) – sunsets over skyscrapers are priceless. Avoid MTR rush hours (8-9:30am / 6-7:30pm) unless you enjoy human sardine mode!
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Where to Stay in Hong Kong
- Tsim Sha Tsui: Tsim Sha Tsui, located at the southern tip of the Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong, is one of the most representative and bustling areas in the city. It boasts a rich historical background and a modern appearance, and is renowned for its busy commercial district and multicultural characteristics. It features luxury shopping centers, internationally renowned hotels and high-rise buildings. At the same time, it retains historical traces, with many ancient buildings and museums. Showcase Hong Kong's culture and history. And don't forget to take a stroll along the Victoria Harbour at night and enjoy the breathtaking night view of Harbour City!
- Sham Shui Po: Neon-lit electronics graveyards hide 80HKD(≈15.6 AUD) coffin hostel beds above secret hipster cafes. Steps from the cyberpunk Apliu Street flea market (protip: hunt for retro cameras at 7am before tech geeks swarm). Hong Kong’s Khao San Road—backpackers slurp $18 fishball noodles under dystopian signage, but post-11pm, it morphs into a Blade Runner set.
- Central & Lan Kwai Fong: By day, finance bros sprint through IFC Mall; by night, Champagne soaks historic cobblestones. Gay bars hide behind Hollywood Road graffiti, with designer hotels (1200−3000+HKD≈235-587 AUD) along the Mid-Levels Escalator. Live for 3am chilli crab with baijiu shots? This is your neon-drenched playground—but avoid NYE: LKF becomes a champagne-supernova warzone where stilettos jam in storm drains.
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Top Things to Do in Hong Kong
- Victoria Peak Tram: To reach the summit of Victoria Peak, taking one of the world's oldest and most renowned Peak Trams is definitely an unforgettable experience! The entire railway is pulled by steel cables. The train climbs up the slope from an altitude of 28 meters to 396 meters (about 1,300 feet), and passengers can overlook the Victoria Harbour along the way. The tall buildings and thick bushes all seem to have fallen to one side. It's truly a wonderful feeling!
- Temple Street Night Market: Temple Street Night Market, is a night market in Hong Kong that is full of authentic flavors. It is famous for its unique market atmosphere, a wide variety of goods and street snacks. To fully experience the charm of the Temple Street Night Market, it is recommended to visit after 8 p.m. At that time, the stalls are most complete and the atmosphere is the liveliest.
- Chi Lin Nunnery at Sunset: Chi Lin Nunnery is a Buddhist temple located on Diamond Hill in Hong Kong, renowned for its unique Tang-style architecture and exquisite garden landscapes. It is recommended that tourists exit from Exit C2 of Diamond Hill MTR Station and follow the signs. Before entering the temple, one will first pass through the mountain gate and then reach the first courtyard, which features a lotus pond, rockeries and bonsai. Keep going and you will see the Heavenly Kings Hall, where there are Buddha statues and four statues of the Heavenly Kings.
FAQs About Hotels in Kwai Tsing District
Which hotels near Kwai Tsing District are the most popular?
Rambler Oasis Hotel, Silka Tsuen Wan Hong Kong and Hotel COZi Oasis
are some of the most popular hotels.
What are some accessible hotels near Kwai Tsing District?
What hotels near Kwai Tsing District have non-smoking rooms?
Many guests care about the quality of the rooms they stay in and want to ensure that their rooms have fresh, clean air.
Rambler Oasis Hotel, Silka Tsuen Wan Hong Kong and Hotel COZi Oasis
are all popular hotels with non-smoking rooms.
What's the average price of hotels near Kwai Tsing District this weekend?
According to Trip.com's data, the average price for a weekend night at hotels near Kwai Tsing District in Hong Kong is AU$ 283. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.
What's the average price per night of hotels near Kwai Tsing District
According to Trip.com's data, the average price per night at hotels near Kwai Tsing District in Hong Kong is AU$ 240. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.
What hotels are recommended near Kwai Tsing District?
If you're having a hard time choosing a hotel, consider staying at
Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, Panda Hotel or Hotel COZi Oasis
, these hotels have great reviews. Be sure you book early!
What hotels near Kwai Tsing District offer breakfast?
A delicious breakfast is a great way to kick start your day. If you want to stay at a hotel with breakfast near Kwai Tsing District in Hong Kong, consider
Silka Tsuen Wan Hong Kong, Hotel COZi Oasis or Panda Hotel
. Be sure to book these popular hotels in advance!
What luxury hotels are near Kwai Tsing District?
Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel
is a popular luxury hotel that's not too expensive.
Which popular hotels near Kwai Tsing District have parking?
If you're planning on driving to Kwai Tsing District in Hong Kong, why not stay at
Rambler Oasis Hotel, Silka Tsuen Wan Hong Kong or Hotel COZi Oasis
? These are all popular hotels with parking lots.
Which popular hotels near Kwai Tsing District have pools?
Summer is a great season to take your kids or family on a trip to Kwai Tsing District in Hong Kong.
Rambler Oasis Hotel, Panda Hotel and Dorsett Tsuen Wan
are some popular hotels with pools.
Which hotels near Kwai Tsing District have free Wi-Fi?
Whether you're travelling for business or leisure, Wi-Fi is an essential.
Rambler Oasis Hotel, Silka Tsuen Wan Hong Kong and Hotel COZi Oasis
are all popular hotels that have free Wi-Fi.
Which hotels near Kwai Tsing District have gyms?
Since staying fit is important to a lot of guests, it's no surprise that gyms can be found in many hotels.
Silka Tsuen Wan Hong Kong, Hotel COZi Oasis and Panda Hotel
are some popular hotels with gyms.
Local Travel Info
| Total Properties | 5 |
|---|---|
| Number of Reviews | 790,424 |
| Highest Price | AU$ 5,871 |
| Lowest Price | AU$ 63 |
| Average Price (Weekdays) | AU$ 245 |
| Average Price (Weekends) | AU$ 265 |
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