The Mira Hong Kong

Although the hotel is undergoing renovation but the so called renovated room that we were given was terrible. The toilet floor was full of mould and the toilet tabletop was covered with black mould too. Went to feedback to them and was given a free upgrade of our room. And it's much bigger and cleaner too. But I dont think I will choose this hotel again, although it has always been my top choice.

Great location around everything and staff was really friendly. Recommend it. The pool was just what I needed.

The mira never dissapoints, one of the best hotels in tst in my opinion, and not too pricey either. Staff are super helpfull

Got a twin sharing room. Requested for 2 single beds. Room was cosy and nice, great location and mtr station was nearby. Lots of good eateries and shopping within walking distance.

Everything was great, especially amenities and friendly staff members. Would stay again.

Very clean , comfy and accessable to shops and restaurant

Mira hotel exceeded our expectations of hotels in HK. Room was decent size (not like the small ones many HK hotels apparently tend to have). The bed was huge and comfy. The pool area is really nice and vibrant. Gym is loaded with machines and even free weights. The bathrooms even have a sauna. We also really appreciated the kind hospitality of the concierge and staff who gave us food suggestions and directions to places. Water bottles and steamer was also delivered when asked. We loved that the Mira is located in the heart of TST. Few minutes walk to MTR. Donki is downstairs. Food all around.

I’ve stayed at The Mira Hong Kong many times over the past ten years, and it has always been one of my go-to hotels in the city thanks to its excellent location and overall reliability. The position is definitely one of its strongest assets—very central and convenient for both business and leisure. The breakfast is also very good, with a wide selection and consistently high quality. That said, as I had already noticed during my previous stay last year, the rooms are starting to feel a bit worn and would benefit from a refresh. While still comfortable, some details show signs of heavy use, which is understandable given how busy and high-traffic the hotel has always been. It also feels like the hotel—and to some extent Hong Kong itself—no longer reflects the same level of vibrancy and excellence it once had. Prices have adjusted accordingly, which makes the overall value more balanced than before. One aspect worth noting is that breakfast, if not included in the room rate, is extremely overpriced compared to what is offered. Overall, despite these points, I would still return, mainly for the strategic location and the consistency of the experience. With some updates to the rooms, it could easily regain its former standard.