Hotels near Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station

The hotel fits high level hotel standard to Indonesian hotel standard. The staffs are able to speak English fluently and are friendly to the guests. There are many convenience store (a 24-hour Wellcome shop) and restaurants (from many countries around the world) surrounding the hotel. And it's close to Mira Mall and as well as Mira Hotel, which is usually functioning as an meeting/exhibition hall. And many other shopping malls around the area, for example: Tsim Sha Tsui iSquare Mall, Harbour City Shopping Mall. To have your exercise and relaxation, you can just go to Kowloon Park which is at the other side of the road. For delicious Japanese tea products lovers (green tea, green tea cakes, and green tea ice cream), there is a Japanese tea shop in front of Mira Hotel. And although I'm not a Moslem, I'm informing Moslem travellers that it's very close to the Kowloon Mosque. It's really located in a strategic location. There are many exits of Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station close to the hotel. And you take an A21 bus from and to the Hong Kong International Airport, which bus stops are very close to the hotel. An elite area, not sound polluted area with so many crows day and night. I'm going to stay at this hotel in the future, especially if they offer me a special price like last time (around HK$580/night). Thank you, Kimberley Hotel.

It is an old hotel. The upkeep is good, except the mattress which is old and dropping down already. It’s a very convenient location. It is close to Tsim Sha Tsui East MTR Station, which is connected to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station. However, because of the road outside the hotel is circuitous and like a roundabout surrounded by many buildings, there are always traffic jams. There are a lot of cars dropping off people, so the drivers are always honking which can be heard in the rooms.

Butterfly on Prat was amazing. It was easy to get to, close to a lot of stores, restaurants, and places to see, and the staff was superb - friendly and efficient! We were a family of 5 (with 3 adult children), and the 2 rooms we got was kinda small for the us kids. Too bad all the twin bed rooms were fully booked, that would've been better. But that one little discomfort aside, we had a nice stay here. The internet connection was free and fast! I could not have asked for a better option. They also provide free printing services, for those of you who need your boarding passes printed after an online check-in for your flight. How to get there (the fastest way): - Take the Airport Express, and get down at Kowloon Station. - Take the free Airport Shuttle, and get down at Park Hotel (2nd stop). Butterfly on Prat will be on Prat Ave., just a block away and a short walk from Park Hotel. How to get back to the airport the fastest way: - Go back to the bus stop in front of Park Hotel on Cameron Rd., and wait for the Airport Shuttle bus - Get off at Kowloon Station - Take the Airport Express back to the airport Places to see around Butterfly on Prat: - Wah Kee Snacks (corner of Prat Ave. and Hart Ave.): delicious street food! Try the lobster & chicken balls with curry sauce. - 7 Eleven and Circle K are near - Hanjyuku Kobo (Cameron Rd. near Tsim Sha Tsui MTR B2 exit): BEST. CHEESE TARTS. EVER. - Cotton On/Typo, Nike, Lush stores on Granville Rd Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station is of walking distance from Butterfly, and you get to see different stores too on the way. From there, lots of places are accessible by train. Do check out the Apliu Street Flea Market (get off at Sham Shui Po station) for gadgets & electrical things; Fa Yuen Sneaker Street (get off at Mongkok station) for LOTS of sneakers. There are lots of museums too, near at Butterfly on Prat: Hong Kong Museum of History, Hong Kong Science Museum, Hong Kong Space Museum, and Hong Kong Museum of Art (which was u

we went there on April 2017, and we found this place quite near MTR Station which is Jordan MTR exit B (austin road) around 450m, from the hotel if you walk you can get to tsim sha tsui street in about 10 minutes, near the hotel you can find mini market, restaurant, boutique, and review of the room is like this, we have good view from 26th floor, the room is not spacious, for 2 person with two luggage, but they can storage the luggage under the bed, they cleaned the room every day and change the towel, and filled up the mineral water, the bathroom is small but clean with amenities, the front desk service is ok, you can order airport transport from level 2 of the hotel (concierge) but i recommend you book 1 day before departure, from the hotel to hk airport using hotel transport the charge is HK$135/person, and the travel time is around 1 hours, because the will pick up another passengers from another hotel before go to airport, overall its good hotel and enjoyable

Stayed four nights at this hotel Nov 10 to Nov 14 2018 in a Residence Club Deluxe King room on the 15th floor. The room was an excellent size and very modern, good bedding and great bathroom. Residence Club was extra but worth every cent. Priority check in/out at the Club Lounge desk, Wine and beer between 5pm and 8pm as well as a great selection of finger food, plus coffee/tea and cakes etc all day. Club staff were excellent, especially Natalie, Oscar and James who couldn't have been more helpful. Star of the staff however was Raymond at the lobby concierge desk, who made our stay an absolute pleasure with his advice and help - a real asset to the hotel. We even had the General Manager, Renee introduce himself and enquire about our satisfaction with the hotel - never happened to us at any other hotel. A great hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui which we thought was a terrific part of Kowloon.

The hotel is centrally located with direct access to Harbour City mall and Silvercord mall and a few minutes walk to the Star Ferry terminal and Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. The hotel is also one of the stops of the free airport express shuttle though access to the drop off point is a little awkward as one has to pass through the mall but friendly hotel staffs are there to assist. There are lots of great local shops and restaurants in the surrounding streets. The room was big by Hong Kong standards and looks newly renovated. We stayed on a room with 2 twin sized bed which could have easily and comfortably accommodated a family of 4 adults. The provision of very fast free wifi within the hotel and a complimentary use of a "handy" smartphone with unlimited wifi tethering and local calls that you can take anywhere with you is a big plus. Appreciate also the free mini bar (drinks only) and the use of the in room espresso machine. Funny thing about the espresso machine... I've wondered why there's a drilling/construction sound every morning and only found out that it was my neighbor using the espresso machine a few days later. The staff were very attentive and helpful. Check in and check out was a breeze and we were able to order and receive our pillows from the pillow menu in a few short minutes. We'll definitely return to this hotel and will definitely recommend it.

Really excellent hotel. By far the greatest feature is its prime location -- situated right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui. Directly located on Canton Road, minutes walking distance from China Hong Kong City, Harbour City, Silverchord and many more shopping centres. About 5-10 minute walk to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR. Many restaurants and cafes nearby. Hotel has incredible facilities and top class service. Hotel staff are always willing to help and are very friendly -- will go out of their way to make your stay pleasant.

We stayed for 6 nights during the soft launch, where paying for 2 nights gets you a third one free. We therefore paid the rates for 4 nights and got 2 nights free. Located at one end of the stretch of hotels that border Victoria Harbour on Kowloon side, the location of Hotel ICON might be off-putting for those who like to be at the heart of all the action. However, for those who, like myself, enjoy exploring cities on foot, Hotel ICON is a reasonable walk away from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR (via Mody Road) and the entire walk will take approximately 15-20 minutes or show at a moderate pace. Across the hotel are quite a number of food options as well, for those who tend to get hungry randomly throughout the day. There were times that the distance from the city centre was daunting but by and large, since taxis are relatively cheap as well, this was usually not an issue. The hotel itself was lovely. The best part for me was not the view, which was that overlooking the harbour, but was the rain shower. The bathrooms are spacious, with a bathtub and rainshower. The mirrors in the bathroom are even specially outfitted such that they will not fog up even if you enjoy bathing in steaming temperatures. Another thoughtful feature of each room is the free minibar, containing a selection of soft drinks and two bottles of mineral water. As it was summer, the temperatures got pretty hot during my stay and the mineral water came in perfect sizes to bring along on daily adventures. And the best part of it all was that it was all free, and so we could help ourselves without worrying about having to replace whatever we took before checking out.

i came here for a combined sightseeing/relaxation/shopping holiday. i was not disappointed. the hotel is located with the harbour city shopping mall. however, while one has all the shopping of the world down the elevator from one's room, there is no noise or disturbance from this arrangement. it's really the best possible outcome. from a perspective of wishing to relax, the rooms are sizeable and comfortable. the air conditioning can bring the room down to 16 degrees c (60.8 degrees f), a welcome cool compared with the heat of hong kong. every day, housekeeping leaves a fresh supply of complimentary water and fruit for getting out, the hotel is a 4 minute walk from tsim sha tsui mtr station, which can have one at hong kong central in under 10 minutes up to the tung chung outlet mall (a must see for discount shopping, especially if you love burberry, ralph lauren, armani, bally, coach, kent & curwen etc). the hotel bar and restaurant offer affordable, reasonably priced drinks and meals. at happy hour, the bar especially offers fantastic beers, wines, and cocktails at a 2 for 1 price in the early evening (2 imported beers for $55 hkd is a steal). the restaurant buffet prices meals quite comparably to restaurants of similar calibre in hk. as such, i directed to the hotel more of my dining $$$ than i normally would give to a hotel. the chinese, indian, and western offerings are quite solid. my only criticism is that the rice used in the buffet's sushi offerings could be improved. the fish quality however was perfectly adequate. expect eager service with a smile here. if you have any question or need, a veritable army of staff is available at reception to help out. summary: a great all around hotel in tsim sha tsui.

Hotel is located at the best location of Tsim Sha Tsui, mtr station is just 2 minutes of walking distance from the hotel. The size of the room is just nice and the bathroom is clean and huge. The down side is we need to take Two lift from the hotel room to the street which is quite troublesome (from room to lobby and from lobby to the Main Street), and also the light switch in the room is very confusing. The Harbour View is also block by some building otherwise the view will be perfect. There's a compliment Birthday cake from hotel staff during my stay and we enjoy our stay in Hyatt Regency

Check in must be at 3pm. People include us waited more than 2 hours. And there is no Seat enough at lobby area. only a view sofa at the corner and the room was hot. We left our luggage at concierge and walking around stores surrounding hotel. There were nice and delicious chinese restaurant near hotel. there were a lot of stores near hotel . You can buy snacks, medicine, and food. Some money changers near hotel. Nearest MTR is East Tsim Sha Tsui. (connecting walking way to MTR Tsim Sha Tsui) At 2.45 pm i was successfully checked in. The girl in check in area only give 1 card key for us. i have to ask another one. The room is big for us (Deluxe Family room) 2 adults and 2 children. 2 queen bed room. A bathroom a bit small, with bath tub , handheld shower and include rainy shower. this is family room, but there were only 2 free mineral water bottle, and 2 towels. I have to asked more. After 15 minutes they gave us what we wanted. Overall, location is very good.

if you're planning to stay at the tsim sha tsui area, then the ymca salisbury hotel is highly recommended. it offers great value for money considering its location, and depending on the type of room you book, it affords you a view of the victoria harbor, which nearby 5-star hotels also offer at a considerably higher price. and while it would be unfair to compare the ymca salisbury to such 5-star hotels in terms of luxury and style, it nevertheless offers more than just the basics and affords one a pleasantly homey, cozy stay. the rooms are big enough and well-appointed, although i was a bit disappointed that they do not have a bidet in the toilet. other than that, there isn't anything else i could complain about in our room. no moldy smells, the room was cleaned & made up every day, plus they also gave us a welcome fruit basket on our first day, and daily rations of the english-language paper, south china morning post. cable tv could use a few more english-language channels, but one doesn't come to hong kong to watch tv anyway, so that's not too much of a big deal. since our hong kong trip this time was basically for shopping, i found that the ymca salisbury is just perfect for it, since it is just a few minutes walk away from the harbour city stretch as well as the countless outlets, boutiques and malls of nathan road, canton road and the side streets up to granville. it is also a mere 5 to 10 minute leisurely walk to the star ferry terminal, where you can board a ferry to hong kong island for more shopping in the central and admiralty areas. the ferry is a cheaper but more fun way to get to central instead of the ever efficient mtr. speaking of which, the ymca salisbury is linked by an exit to the east tsim sha tsui mtr line and consequently, the tsuen wan mtr line as well, so getting around is not a problem. staff were warm & helpful (by hong kong standards), from the ladies in the front desk & the gentlemen in the concierge, to the housekeeping s

GDH Hotel is so central! I like to stay there whenever I travel to HK for business. Just opposite the hotel, there's a nice pub where you can sit and relax with friends, or discuss business over a beer. On the same street and other streets around, there are many eateries that stay open 24 hours or till late. A hop away is the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. Behind GDH is Granville, where you can shop to your hearts' content. Only slight problem is when I was there last month and this month, some parts of the hotel was under renovation and some drilling noises were present at 10am, but it was bearable. The lobby was also under renovation so there was no lounge / seating area for guests.

this hotel is located just outside tsim sha tsui mtr station. it is really convenient except that you cannot cross the road in front of the hotel to get to the other side of the street. ( you have got to use the subway and make twists & turns just to get to the other side ). there is shoppin centres like silvercord, harborcity, etc just across the road. very close to brands like chanel, miumiu, lv, zegna, etc. there are many restaurants closeby too. if you like you may even adjourn to the nearby aqua bar, which is on top of some hotel (i forgot the name!) the hotel did not empty my trash can one day even though they came in to make up the room. the toilet also didn't smell too good. i wanted to go swimming but the pool was closed due to black thunderstorm warning. so didn't manage to use the pool but caught a glimpse of the gym which looks well equipped. overall, this is a good hotel a bit pricey though. you should skip the breakfast as it is not fantastic.

The Kowloon Hotel is the best hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. Its location is most ideal for those who do a lot of traveling and shopping as it is near (right in front the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR). This is a four-star hotel with all the amenities - great value for money. Hotel rates are lower than most hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui area. While checked-in at the Kowloon Hotel, you can make the most out of your Airport Express Travel Pass (see tip below) since you have access to almost all MTR stations. Getting to Hong Kong Central station (Hong Kong's business district) and to different parts of China (Macau, Shenzhen, etc.) is also easy as the hotel is very near the Ferry Stations. I would definitely check in at The Kowloon Hotel when I come back to Hong Kong.

The Luxe Manor is located just a few minutes walk down Kimberley Road from Nathan Road, and in one of the busiest parts of Kowloon. Close to shops and restaurants it is a great place to stay. Tsim Sha Tsui MTR is 2 blocks (and about 10 minutes easy walk) and from there all of Hong Kong is accessible to you. The hotel itself is really good value. The rooms aren't the biggest around, but big enough with all the things you need. They are whisper quiet, and with super comfortable beds, you can expect a good night sleep. The in room air conditioning does rattle a bit, but it may not be a problem in milder months. The decor is said to be "avant grade". I would be inclined to describe it as a little quirky ... and a little tired. Housekeeping is great and everything is very clean. The hotel staff are very helpful and very friendly. Nothing seemed to be a trouble for them. It was a highlight of my stay. That said, you need to be careful that they understand what you are asking. While their spoken english is perfect, native english speakers may speak too quickly or with an accent that they don't entirely understand - and being so polite they may just say 'yes' instead of 'I'm sorry, I don't understand your question'. This is a problem throughout Hong Kong - at least in my experience. For eating, I would recommend the buffet breakfast at the hotel. Very good, and with a huge selection. If you are at the hotel for a few days, try the restaurant, although my experience wasn't great. I found the food to be bland and expensive. There are plenty of local restaurants nearby, and hidden away in a lane behind the hotel there are about 10 very good restaurants including European (mostly Italian) cuisine. I mentioned the MTR earlier in the review. This is a great way to get around. From Tsim Sha Tsui MTR it is just one stop to Jordan MTR and the Night Market and Jade Market, and 2 stops to the Ladies Market, sports and electronic stores around Yau Ma Tei MTR.

First time live in this design concept hotel ,very nice and we are lucky to be upgraded to a suite room which is larger a lot ,Lobby has.mac book to connect to internet ,when go down from the hotel there is plenty of shop sells medicines and perfumes and the price is cheaper a lot than counter .Furthermore , there are a lot of eateries besides this hotel ,recommended 源记and新一面家，quite nice and we have a pleasant stay here ,receptionist very friendly and even helped us to call a taxi to airport ,definetly will come back if Wan to live in tsim sha Tsui area .

The Holiday Inn Golden Mile was a good hotel for me to stay in during my vacation trip in Hong Kong. The location of it makes it opposite to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station and is therefore convenient. The staff are friendly and helpful, they are also polite and often help us. The hotel was also very clean with the interior and exterior of the hotel well maintained. The room that we stayed in was large and spacious. The beds were comfortable and the washrooms were clean and nice. Toiletries such as toothbrushes and sanitary pads, along with other essential things like umbrellas, hairdryers and slippers were also provided for us in case we forgot to bring them. This goes to show that the hotel went the extra mile to help make our stay there truly pleasant and we are looking forward to staying there again.

I have stayed in this hotel a number of times previously, the rooms are extremely good value for money, as it is a known fact that the vast majority of hotels in HK are far from spacious. The rooms are all new, clear, well maintained and the location is perfect as it is up the hill from the "K4" free airport express bus that runs nearly every 15 minutes to Kowloon Station or Elements as many people know it. A huge amount of cafes and nightlife, with no shortage of cheap and expensive brand shopping close to the vicinity, as well as ample taxis and a 10/12minute walk to the "Tsim Sha Tsui" MTR station - highly recommended. They are limited with facilities, but the staff are friendly and responsive - this will be my 6th time staying at this hotel, this are consistent and would recommend to anyone staying on a budget or with limited timing on their hands.

The hotel was just opened in 2018, so the hotel & room condition is still quite new. Location is great in the middle of Tsim Sha Tsui with various shopping centers, supermarkets, shops, and food nearby. Easy and quick access with just 5-7 minutes of walking to MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station. Reception is located on the third floor. Checking in and out were smooth. The staff also asked for a Good-Faith deposit of 500HKD upon check-in. The room size is decent for Hong Kong standard. The room was very clean with wooden floor. Bathroom and toilet was good and clean. Water pressure was good. Air conditioner was good. In-room Wi-Fi was great and stable. Staff was very helpful during my stay. The only thing that annoyed me was the terrible soundproof between room, I heard a noisy neighbor next door talking in the middle of the night. Overall, it's a good choice of hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui, and I don't regret for choosing it.

I stayed there for 3 nights on April 2015 with my wife and 2 young children. I was booking for a standard room, and the reception was surprised cause I didn't know that room size in Tsim Sha Tsui is quite small. She was very kind enough to gave us a free upgrade to a double bed room. We realized we were very very lucky when we enter the room. Getting to this Hotel was easy but no MTR officer knew this Hotel location. So don't bother to ask them. If you are traveling using MTR, stop at Tsim Sha Tsui station, find exit N There are exit N1 to N4 which goes up to Mody Road. For those who bring lots of lugagae/ big lugagge like us, I recommend use Exit N4 (go inside K11 Art Mall) take the elevator on the right side of the exit N4 go to Ground Floor to Mody Road. Cross the street, you can found Minden Avenue just one blok behind K11 Art Mall. Other recommended exit is N1 which is a bit further from exit N4, but this exit is Stairs Only. Cross the street on the traffic light to go one block behind K11 Art Mall. So Exit N1 is near to the other end of Minden Avenue. This Hotel is between 2 MTR station (East Tsim Sha Tsui and Tsim Sha Tsui Station) you can access both MTR station using the MTR tunnel. Room is nice but quite small, although a local friend of mine said its standard size for Tsim Sha Tsui Area, Very comfortable and clean room, bath room size is OK, and its shower only no bathtub. Breakfast was served on the fifth floor, standard breakfast, nothing fancy. Good enough to have a full stomach in the morning. Overall I would recommend this hotel, I believe this Hotel is worth the money.

The location is great, minutes walk to Nathan Road. Easy to go around by public transportation. There are 2 MTR Stations (Tsim Sha Tsui and East Tsim Sha Tsui) near by, exit N4 (K11) is nearest to the hotel can reach the ground floor by lift. A lot of restaurants and convenience stores around the hotel. The room's quite small but it's very clean with comfortable bed and lots of pillows and a cleaned duvet. The shower is high water pressure, all facilities in bathroom are good. The staffs are friendly. Only dislike was the sound when i drag the chair.