Hotel di Central, Hong Kong

First of all, the location is very close to various attractions, and public transportation is very convenient. This time I arrived in Hong Kong from the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, and the apartment was only 600 meters away after getting off the boat. Secondly, the room environment. The apartment is fully equipped and you can even cook simple meals. The key is that compared to the main hotels in Hong Kong, which are only about 20 square meters, this space is completely overwhelming. The most worth introducing is the service. The service of the apartment staff is very enthusiastic. I am used to electronic payment and did not bring Hong Kong dollars, RMB, and credit cards😅. When I needed to pay a deposit, the sister who received me provided a flexible plan without a deposit, which perfectly solved my embarrassment🥲. In addition, the power sockets in Hong Kong are different from those in the mainland. You can borrow them at the front desk without having to buy them separately. In short, the stay experience in Hong Kong this time is quite good, and it is worth writing a comment to recommend it

Advantages: 1. Good location, central area of Central, suitable for business people, convenient transportation, 10 minutes walk to Central Metro, Airport Express Hong Kong Station. There are many restaurants nearby, breakfast and dinner can be solved nearby. 2. The room is large. Compared with many Hong Kong hotels at the same price, this area is very large, about 25-40 square meters. 3. This is a hotel-style apartment with kitchen tools, similar to a home. 4. The design style is distinctive and suitable for young people.

The location is excellent, very convenient for getting around. Pacific Place and Admiralty MTR station are right downstairs, and Hong Kong Park is just across the road from the entrance. Before my trip, I emailed in Chinese to book a spa treatment, but received a response not in Chinese. Upon arrival, as soon as I got out of the taxi, I overheard hotel staff speaking in Cantonese to a colleague, saying it was too busy to help with luggage and guests should carry their own. The lobby was indeed packed during check-in. We checked in around 3 PM, but when we returned to our room at 6 PM, it still wasn't ready. The next morning, there was also a long queue for breakfast. Furthermore, the front desk knew it was our first stay but didn't inform us where breakfast was served, nor did they mention that the room had direct drinking water – we had to find both pieces of information online. In the afternoon, we left the window screen down, but when we returned, we found it open. There was also a note explaining that service couldn't be provided because the 'Do Not Disturb' light was on.

Getting to the hotel was really hard. First, Google maps didnt work around the Central station so getting around was tough, but then I followed the map and walked up a steep hill and a million stairs with a heavy backpack in terrible heat and humidity… I later found out about the bus 23 on the top side of the hotel and the mid level escalators… Good thing they offer free water because otherwise, I would have had a hard time 🤣 The room is fine, decent, clean, kinda old but comfortable. The problem for me was the AC unit thats right next to the bed, since I don’t like to be exposed to cold air. The view was pretty nice, and the staff was very helpful. I wish I had the chance to check out the pool.

The location is the best ,connected to IFC mall where multiple of brands there and the skywalk

Even though the staff who work at the hotel are wonderful, the rooms in this hotel (although very stylish and a great vibe) feel worn out and in need of a facelift. My bed was quite bad (the left side was a bit lopsided and worn out), the pillows left something to be desired, and there was clear wear and tear in the hotel room. Take a look at the photos. It’s a shame, because this hotel feels like it has such a great essence of Hong Kong. The vibe is energetic and feels invigorating. And again, the staff are great. Please update this legendary hotel.

This was my first stay at a Mandarin Oriental, and I chose their historic birthplace. The hotel's location is excellent, right outside Central Station. Just find Harry Winston, and you've found the Mandarin Oriental. The standard rooms are already luxurious and elegant. Outside the window is Chater Road, bustling with luxury boutiques. The warm yellow reflections off the wooden furniture made me feel like I'd stepped back into the golden age of the last century – a beautiful reflection of economic prosperity, yet never loud or ostentatious. Even with evening turndown service, a good hotel is incredibly thoughtful. They prepared bookmarks, bedtime tea, and essential oils, and all amenities were replenished. The room also came with small items branded with the Mandarin Oriental HK logo, such as leather coasters, cable organizers, luggage stickers, and lens cleaning cloths. I asked the front desk, and they confirmed I could take them all (currently, Mandarin Oriental doesn't offer small-sized toiletries, only a small body lotion, which I loved the scent of, so I requested extra). The hotel's 'hidden drawer' is very practical. You just write your request on a piece of paper, place it in the tray in the drawer, and ring the bell. Whether it's for laundry or amenity replenishment, you don't even need to make a phone call – perfect for introverts! Every detail of my stay here was meticulously taken care of. Despite being on a busy street, the soundproofing was excellent, and the temperature and humidity were maintained at a very comfortable level, allowing me to get refreshing sleep during a busy trip. The breakfast selection is quite rich, with semi-buffet and full-buffet options available at different restaurants. For tourists, I'd recommend the full buffet as it offers a wider variety of dishes, including both hot and cold options, and you can also order à la carte desserts like pancakes. Before leaving, I bought some rose jam and a fan, officially becoming a fan of MO.

We really enjoyed our stay! The room was nice, clean, and had everything we needed. The hotel even upgraded us to a room with a stunning view of the Botanical Garden, what a lovely surprise! The location is great too, just about a 15-minute walk to the central area. The only thing to note is that the hotel is a bit uphill, so if you have heavy luggage, it’s better to take a taxi. Overall, the staff were super friendly and helpful, and the room was very clean and comfortable. Highly recommend!

I used to work at PP, and staying at the Conrad was standard. It's been a long time since I've been back. The facilities at the Conrad have really deteriorated. On the first day, the bathroom drain was clogged – ridiculous, just like the swimming pool. A complete fail, unusable. Then I asked for the sheets to be changed, and they weren't – also ridiculous. However, the restaurants, from the breakfast in the dining room to the Cantonese cuisine, were just as excellent as before. The front desk staff were outstanding and efficient, just as they always have been.

The location of the hotel was excellent, with direct mall access to the mall and MTR. The rooms were fresh feeling and large bathrooms. Bed was soft and amazing. Mountain view with partial harbour view was OK, but not worth paying extra for. The check-in service was very manual and slow. Given this was the holiday period, but the process when engaged was very slow. We used the swimming pool which needs a refresh when compared to the Shangri-La next door. There are good gym and also dining options.