Hotels near Hong Kong Airport Express Metro Station

This hotel is located centrally in, well, Central district of Hong Kong Island. It's some 10 minutes walk from the MTR station and in the heart of HK nightlife and dining area. There are connections to anywhere in the city by MTR, buses and you can get a taxi right in front of the hotel at any time of the day. Many boutique shops around it and no more than 10-15 minutes walk to the nearest mall. Many convenience stores, supermarkets, galleries are just around the corner. Airport express (MTR) is one stop away. To and from airport takes some 30 minutes from this hotel. Our room was very clean and had everything we needed. Room service was quick and very helpful when we needed something that wasn't already there (wine cooler, ice, glasses, extra pillow...). The internet was really fast and stable. The room is small-ish but that's standard in a city like HK and it was very cosy and didn't feel cramped. Front desk was particularly efficient and helpful every time we stopped there. Check in took less than a minute and check out two seconds, it doesn't get any better than that. They helped us to figure out the neighborhood and suggested a number of places to visit and do while there. We suggest you walk around Central and take MTR to anywhere else you need to go. If going to Ocean park you can take a bus not far from the hotel. All in all it's one of the best boutique hotels in Hong Kong - thumbs up!

The location could only be more convienient if the MTR opened into the hotel room door. Take the Airport Express (24 min) to Hong Kong Station (seemlessly joined to Central Station), look for the blue line toward Kennedy Town and Sheung Wan will be the first exit only a couple minutes away. Exit via the Wing Lok (A2) exit, turn right and you will be looking directly at the 7/11 and just beyond Homy Hotel Central. Wing Lok supports a variety of small restaurants, merchants and great sites. Should you want to go to the ferry docks, exit the hotel turn right, turn left into the small alley past the MTR, turn right on Des Voeux Rd (major road) walk down to the crossing point and cross the street, turn right, cross the next street (Rumsey St.), turn left and walk toward the water, do not walk across the street, but take the stairs on your right to use the skywalk. At this point if you walk along the water you will encounter all the major piers. (15 minutes) The bathroom lighting was not the best, the room was small, we were safe, the room was quiet, and it even had windows and AC that worked. If you are looking for a great value and don't need constant pampering, this is a great find.

For my needs, which were to seamlessly move from the HK airport express Central station to a good night's sleep to the Central ferry terminal in the morning, this hotel was a gem; the location was perfect. I took a taxi from the train station, but easily could have walked it (which I didn't realize - the ride was less than 5 minutes, more than half of which was a long detour to get to the other side of the street; The ferry terminal was about 10 minutes walk, very convenient. The value was great (for Hong Kong, that is). I was just sleeping one night, so didn't get to test the facilities, but the desk staff was prompt with a converter plug for my medical device. My only suggestion for improvement is to mark the entryway and the way to the front desk more clearly (even when I arrived, just going in the door and taking the elevator to checkin was not very clear. All in all, really solid value and a good experience.

We stayed in the Butterfly on Wellington for one night to break the journey from Melbourne to Paris. On our previous visit to Hong Kong we stayed on the Kowloon side at Mongkok, so we picked the Butterfly on Wellington because of its location on the Hong Kong side, and good reviews on TA. The location is excellent. It is easy to get to and from the Hong Kong Airport Express Station by taxi or walking. We went taxi to the hotel for a cost of 40HKD, but walked back the next day with our cases without any problems. The hotel is within 100 metres of the Mid-Levels escalators. The check-in process was smooth, and we were given an upgrade from an Executive room to a Butterfly Suite on the 2nd floor. Although close to street level, it was quiet and we heard no street noise in the morning. The room was large (it was a suite) and very comfortable. We were allowed to have a late checkout until 2pm, and then the hotel stored our luggage until we were ready to take it to the station in the evening. Both the reception and door staff were friendly and efficient. The Butterfly on Wellington is definitely value for money if you want a comfortable room in a great location without paying for all the other 5 star items you might not use, e.g. gym, pool, lobby, bar, etc. There were many restaurants around, so breakfast was not an issue. We would definitely stay at the Butterfly on Wellington the next time we pass through Hong Kong.

After doing research, we booked this hotel due to feedback which all turned out to be true. The staff will do anything to help you including giving you umbrellas to use, good directions, making afternoon coffee, and snacks. The breakfast buffet provides plenty of variety to fill up (cereal, lots of fruit, hard-boiled eggs, bakery items, juices, coffee, tea). They upgraded us from a standard to a deluxe room for no charge. To get there from the airport, buy tickets for the Airport Express (vending machine or customer service at airport) to Hong Kong station on the island, then take the shuttle bus to Hotel Ibis. I recommend some currency exchange at the airport also. The hotel is a short walk from there (go to nearest cross street, turn left, walk 1 short block, turn left, go 1 more block and hotel will be on right near intersection. Cabs are cheap but most don't know this hotel but they do know Hotel Ibis. The bed was king size and was a typical firm mattress found in Asia hotels, reasonably comfortable at least for us. There's a great Vietnamese restaurant on nearby Possession St, the variety platter B feeds 2 easily. Antique district and also a great little park are nearby on Hollywood Rd. Sheung Wan subway station is a 10 min walk and Star Ferry Pier to Kowloon side is about a 20 minute walk. Not the best location if you came to Hong Kong to go shopping for clothes.

I have stayed at Lan Kwai Fong Hotel three times, both on family and business trips, and I plan to book it in the future. It is a reasonably priced and service-minded place in a central location. (More than half of my meetings were within easy walking distance.) Although it is in the Central district, it is sheltered from heavy traffic and hectic crowds but close enough to walk to all main destinations, and to the Metro and airport express train stations. The antique shopping district begins immediately behind the hotel and there are plenty of restaurants and bars. (Despite the name, this hotel is not in "Lan Kwai Fung", which is a sort of Alcohol Alley about a ten-minute walk away). It takes about 15 minutes to wak to the airport express trains, taking Wellington Street to the pedestrian bridge and following it to an escalator in the IFC Mall. The train takes 25 minutes to or from the airport. One very nice feature of Lan Kwai Fong Hotel is a self-service lounge on the fourth floor, partly enclosed and partly open, with free coffee, tea and Wi-Fi. (Internet in the rooms is not free.) Pleasant place to work. I had some problems connecting to Wi-Fi in the lounge, which the staff tried to be helpful about, but with mixed results. Rooms are small, because it's Hong Kong. Each floor has one "mountain view" room, which is what you might get upgraded to, but in my opinion it's not worth paying extra as the rooms are the same size. If you have trouble walking on steep streets and sidewalks with steps in them, you will probably want to stay somewhere else, unfortunately. I recommend the French bistro in Pak Tsz Lane Park, which is in a hidden courtyard between Aberdeen, Gage, Peel and Hollywood.

The hotel is only 5 min walk to Sheung Wan MTR station and is closed to a lot of restaurants. The room is large and clean and staff is very friendly. From airport, you can take the Airport Express train to Hong Kong station, then transfer to the complimentary Airport Express shuttle to Holiday Inn Express Soho. The hotel is just few minutes walk from the shuttle bus stop. I highly recommend this hotel.

the hotel is about 10-15 minutes walk to shueng wan station, but there is a tram station nearby. taking the tram is actually cheaper, albeit slower compared to the mtr. and if you're coming from or going to macau, the ferry pier is also a few minutes walk from the hotel. the rooms are spacious enough (considering how generally small rooms in hong kong are). too bad we weren't able to request harbour view rooms. nevertheless, we were quite satisfied with our stay at ibis. there are several money changers near the hotel that give better rates than those in central, mongkok or tst area. also, the staff was kind enought to accomodate our request for late check out. free shuttle bus from the hotel to hong kong airport express terminal is also a big plus.

We have been there for the second time already. Both times we felt the hotel as exemplary. From the lobby to the guest rooms everything is very nicely decorated and exudes luxury and comfort.The hotel is overall large. It has unobtrusiveness although it shows luxury. At the breakfast, lunch and dinner is a very large selection of dishes from east and west of the world available. Everything is fresh. In addition, the hotel still has in-house restaurants which present further more dishes on the highest culinary level. The entire staff works very well, even in situations of strain. Personal wishes are taken into account immediately. Taxis for the mobility of the guests are available immediately. Very good is the direct connection to the shopping mall Pacific Place, one of the best addresses for shopping in Hong Kong. The only disadvantage : There is no free Wifi in the hotel .This should be improved from the hotel in the future because already the most hotels in Hong Kong have free offer for Wifi. There is hardly any better place for a hotel stay in Hong Kong. A lot of the city attractions are nearby. Also the accounting process was carried out highly reliable from the hotel after we finished the stay.

I was a solo business traveller and found this property to be very central on Hong kong Island in the area called "Central" which is the hub of all transport for moving around Hong Kong, Airport Express, Metro, Trams, Buses & Ferries are only a few mins walk away. Hotel was very trendy/chic with modern and new fixures. Bed was a double bed which was very comfortable with a doona. Hotel was 5 mins walk from all trendy eateries in SOHO and 2 mins walk to LKF. Wifi worked very well in room. As are all the hotel rooms in Hong Kong, this hotels rooms were small as well.

The hotel was rather easy to find once you past the Wing On building if coming from Hong Kong Airport Express station. It was a bit of a walk as the overhead walkways did not connect directly into the nearby buildings. The staff were professional and polite. I had quite an unpleasant experience as a couple cut my queue to check in as I was waiting for the staff to finish up with another family. The front desk staff promptly attended to me after realising the situation and politely requesting the couple to wait for their turn so that made me quite impressed. Check in (and check out) was efficient. I was pleasantly surprised when I entered the room. It was clean, spacious and very modern. The toilet and shower area was a bit cramped (though just right for solo travellers) but well stocked with clean new towels and amenities. Shades in the room were already drawn down due to the lack of views (hotel location is facing other office buildings) but the lighting and whole feel of the room was like a 5 star hotel. There was also free wifi and an adapter in the room. The hotel is very close to Sheung Wan MTR station, just turn right once you exit through the front doors, turn right at the corner and just 1 block down is exit B of the MTR station. Takes maybe 3 mins to walk there. Train fare to Central MTR station is HKD4 and Causeway Bay is HKD5. However, if you fancy a walk instead, you can take a 15 stroll up to Central (due to the window shopping that I was doing and the lunch crowd at that time) if not it might take only half the time to reach the Central shopping centres/mid-level escalators. Very good value for that price to stay at Hong Kong Island. I will definitely recommend it to other travellers. Also as I booked through Agoda, check in and check out procedure was simple and fast with the voucher. As I was checking out that day, there was another couple who had gone to the bank to draw cash as their overseas credit cards were not accepted

Service is superb. Kudos to the front desk, housekeeping, waiters and concierge! One of the best I have come across. Would have taken the time to personally thank each of them if was not in a rush. Room size is big compared to most hotels in Hong Kong. I booked the 2 double-bedded room cos there were 3 of us. The room was clean and the housekeeping team constantly kept it clean. The hotel is connected (through an underpass) to the Admiralty train station, which is just a stop away from the Central station. It is also walking distance to a tram station. Overall, loved the hotel and will certainly come back again if i have the chance. Pricing is a bit steep though but for the service we got , it's worth it

My wife and I lived in Hong Kong twice, for a total of four years. For most of that time we lived at mid-level on the Victoria side, and we loved the view we had, day and night. There are many more luxurious and famous hotels in Hong Kong, but at Bishop Lei we can have an excellent hotel, at a very reasonable price. We like the small but functional suites which have a bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows. In the daytime we can look down on the Governor’s house and Central, with lots of greenery too. At night we have a fabulous view! The staff is efficient there is a good outdoor swimming pool, and the location, at the top of the Hong Kong escalator is perfect. In the morning we can take the escalator down, and in the evening or afternoon take it up. There are many good restaurants in the lively Lan Kwai Fong area along the escalator path, so it is easy to go out for dinner without having to go very far. The hotel also has a regular shuttle service to downtown and airport express.

How should I begin to write? This is not my first time staying here. I'm very picky person and has stayed in many five stars hotels in Hong Kong but none others could match this one. That's why I keep coming back. This trip to hotel I forgot my Mobile phone on the taxi. Soon after I checked in I realized I've lost it! The concierge kept calling my cellphone and finally reached the driver after 4 hours of attempt on calling the driver. They managed to get my phone back the next day! Everything in this hotel is spotless, the cleanliness, the check in and out process, they even walk you to the car and greet you upon departure. Oh and the room that I was upgraded was very spacious. All this make me feel like coming back home every time. I visit Hong Kong. What more can I say?

This is rated the best hotel in Hong Kong and we saw why. Magnificent designer room (we had a harbour view 70) excellent service - sending us detail on good local restaurants before we arrived was wonderful. The hotel is pricey, but you definitely get what you pay for. The views from the room were superb and nice touches like free mini bar (for everything except wine and spirits) and excellent espresso machine. We did not want to leave.

Nice room. Smallish but big for Hong Kong standdards. Getting there was an effort to find the finer details on how. Get an octopus card from the airport express counter. Load it up with another $50.00 as believe me you will use it on the MTR. Take airport express to central. Change to the blue line heading for kennedy town. Get off at the first stop shueng wan. Take the Hillier street exit from the MTR. Cross the road infront of the exit, walk one short block on hillier street, turn lright on to bonham strand and short walk to 99. Do it once and you'll be fine. Is 5 mins max an no problem dragging suit cases. Best location. Explore central, soho, hollywood street, cat street. Best bars and restaurants. Every 5m therer is something new and different. Do not miss one lane or street or you will miss out on something great!

Don't be fooled when you see "YWCA." This is an actual hotel, located in the midlevels in Hong Kong. It is pretty conveniently located, about a 15 minute walk to Central down the hill. Warning: the hotel is ON a hill, so it takes a bit of time to walk up, but does not require any extraordinary effort. From Central you can get anywhere on the island. If you are coming in from the airport, you can just take the Airport Express train to Hong Kong station, and catch a cab up the hill. Shouldn't be more than $35 Hong Kong dollars for the cab, depending on how much luggage you have (each one costs $5 extra). The free buffet breakfast (which was included on our fee) was a great selection of dim sum and other dishes. I thought the western fare tasted a bit better, and they have great coffee. Only downsides are the climb up the hill every night. Also, the AC was amazingly cold in the common areas (lobby, elevator areas). Lastly, it would be nice to have free wireless or internet in the rooms, but the great clean rooms and location more than made up for it.

I am so impressive since the first day I arrived. The service is beyond my expectation.The staffs are very helpful, full serviced minded and friendly. The room is clean and quiet.The facilities in the room are all you need. The location of the hotel is perfect since just very short distance walk to Sheung Wan Station and not that crowding so we can take the full rest for my business trip. . It was also my birthday during the stay. The staff and management team was so caring and surprised me with a cake in the refrigerator. It is one of the most impressive stay I have ever experienced from many many trips I have taken. I would definitely recommend my friends and colleagues to choose this place whenever they travel to Hong Kong especially those would have the businesses or want to stay on Hong Kong Island.

My trip was 1 more stay to Hong Kong because of the typhoon, which delayed my flight. I reserved City View but upgraded to Harbor View, and the staff were very kind and didn't say anything unnecessary. The sauna was small but clean, and the amenity quality was great. The amenity inside the room was a Bottega Veneta product. The Harvard view room was really the best. It is expensive room rate but minibar is not free, so I felt sorry. The indoor pool was rather small. Although the room view was good, I wonder if I will visit next time because the room rate is too high. But it was one of the best hotels I've ever used.

i want to just start my review off with "stay at this hotel." just in case you don't read the rest of my review. i absolutely loved this place. first off it is a beautiful and clean boutique hotel in a great location of the city. there is dining, shopping, and nightlife around every corner. the rooms were incredibly clean and they provide a complimentary mini bar. of course they have free wifi with good connection speeds. our room had apple tv set up on the television which was a nice change from the $10 old movie selections i have come to expect from hotels of this caliber. the bed was comfortable and the shower was spacious. but after saying all of this the best part of the hotel is the staff. william, ada, and another gentleman (who's name i regrettably can't remember, i'm sorry) were always there to suggest the most amazing things to do. please speak to the staff about any questions and ask for their recommendations. i feel i have said enough and i would once again suggest staying here while in hong kong.

It's only 5 minutes walk to Sheung Wan MTR station, only a stop to Central MTR Station which connect you to Hong Kong Airport Express station. One of the staff named "Brandon" and he is super friendly. Efficient, helpful and smiling. The other is the security staff who also very kind. The room is unique and modern. Maybe people said its small but hey it's Hong Kong. You'll get free mini bar items, free Internet, free breakfast, free laundry, free happy hours drink. The price is quite cheap consider the location and freebies. Will come back again :)

It is hard to come across good deals on Hong Kong accommodation. Mingle at the Eden is a great option if you are looking for something a bit less expensive than most hotels in the city. The room my friend and I stayed in was larger than I expected, and very clean and nice. The location is outstanding because it is near Lan Kwai Fong, the Mid-Levels Escalators, and two metro stops. I would definitely stay here again.

it is nearly impossible to find a reasonably priced hotel in hong kong these days. still, i have to go there on business and the sohotel is a good find in its class. i still think it is over priced for what you get, but i've stayed in worst places and the room was nice, clean and quiet. of course it was small, but that goes without saying. good service at reception, good quality wifi signal. check out at 2pm- close to hong kong airport train terminal (still need a short taxi) close to central for business and it's in a cool part of hk to walk around, an interesting mix of new and old shops and attractions.