Cheap Hotels Hong Kong | Best Value Hong Kong Hotels

Hong Kong started out as a British colony, later evolving into the bustling urban center that it is today. Spread over multiple adjoining landmasses in southeastern China, it is home to equally evocative expanses of nature and civilization. The city fabric is characterized by glittering skyscrapers in some parts, quaint colonial and vibrant Asian neighborhoods in others, and a wealth of rare flora and fauna punctuating them all. Besides architectural sights, Hong Kong also draws visitors by the millions on account of its recreational delights, shopping and dining making up the bulk of these. Though infamous for its sky-high real estate prices, Hong Kong does offer several low-budget hotels, giving you all the more reason to pack your bags and escape to this alluring city. For your reference, here are our top picks of best value Hong Kong hotels.

# 1

Hotel Stage

Enjoy a budget stay in Hong Kong, without the usual compromises of a bare-bones trip. Treat yourself to the authentic Hong Kong experience at Hotel Stage, located in the historic Yau Ma Tei district of Kowloon. Just a few minutes by foot from Jordan MTR station, this contemporary boutique hotel enjoys the company of heritage landmarks such as Lands Tribunal, and popular cultural hotspots such as Temple Street, Jade Market, and clusters of historic homes. The interiors of the hotel establish the basis for its name, acting as a ‘stage’ for local art and craft. Its rooms and suites offer plenty of natural light, along with minimal interiors in serene colors. The furniture is basic but functional, a lot of it intelligently designed to save space. Wi-Fi is free, and free smartphones with talktime and browsing data are a particularly nice touch. Suites offer coffeemakers and minibars, and their bathrooms have bathtubs. Rooms and suites on the hotel’s club floors provide access to an exclusive lounge. A sunny restaurant serves all meals, and business guests can choose from a variety of meeting spaces and lounges to host conferences or just catch up on work. Hotel Stage also has a wine bar and a 24-hour gym. It enjoys an overall rating of 9.4 on 10. Its rooms start at $126, with some seasonal variations.

# 2

Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Sha Tin

Take a breather from the urban mayhem of Hong Kong, by choosing Hyatt Regency Sha Tin as your hotel. Set within a refreshing expanse of greenery at the banks of Sha Tin Hoi, this hotel is also right by some of the most popular dining and recreation options in this part of the city. The University MTR Station is right around the corner, connecting you to just about any part of Hong Kong. Hyatt Regency offers a nice combination of upscale comfort and expansive views, all at very affordable prices. There are as many as 430 rooms and suites here, offering breathtaking views of the Tolo Harbor and the Kao To Shan mountains, along with sleek modern interiors, flat screen TVs, minibars, and facilities for making tea or coffee. Wi-Fi is available for a fee. Guests can take the luxury up a notch by opting for the hotel’s club rooms that offer lounge access with complimentary meals. If you’re looking to stick around in Hong Kong, the hotel offers a special set of extended-stay rooms with their own kitchenettes. In tune with its verdant setting, Hyatt Regency Sha Tin offers resort-style facilities including a spa, a fitness center, and an outdoor heated swimming pool. There’s a casual all-day diner here, along with ample indoor and outdoor meeting space. Accommodation at Hyatt Regency starts from as low as $86 a night, and its facilities have received an overall review score of 8.84/10.

# 3

Royal Park Hotel Hong Kong

The Royal Park Hotel lets you stay in the heart of Sha Tin, at prices that are not too hard on your pocket. Located right next to Sha Tin Town Hall, the hotel is a few paces away from the nearest bus stop, and a short walk away from Sha Tin MTR Station and Hong Kong Heritage Museum. The cityscape right outside the hotel melts away into gorgeous mountain views once you’re inside its guestrooms. The rooms and suites come in a range of sizes, perfect for solo guests on business trips, or families on month-long vacations. All rooms feature well-appointed interiors in soothing, neutral color palettes, comfortable furniture, large windows with mountain, river or park views, workstations, sitting areas, flat screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee making facilities. Suites have their own living and dining areas, along with exercise equipment. The Royal Park Hotel leaves guests spoilt for choice with dining options that range from a Japanese restaurant to an alfresco café and a bar. It is also a great place to host an event, be it a small business conference or a large wedding reception. The Royal Park Hotel has an overall review score of 9 on 10. It offers a variety of extended stay packages at discounted rates, starting at $110 a night.

# 4

Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Kowloon East

Catch Hong Kong in all its urbane splendor, without stretching your budget too much. Crowne Plaza in Kowloon East offers excellent value for your money. First up, it’s located right in the heart of Kowloon, Hong Kong’s hip new entertainment, shopping and business district. Public transport is a cakewalk, with Tseung Kwan O Station in the very next block. The hotel has a line of shopping malls for neighbors, giving you lots to do even if you’re not looking to commute too much. Housed in a sleek contemporary high-rise, Crowne Plaza towers over its surroundings, its rooms offering brilliant views of the city and the bay. The rooms have a chic, upbeat vibe, with bright accents, aromatherapy kits, and a fine range of mod-cons. Wi-Fi is free in the club rooms, as is access to an exclusive lounge serving complimentary breakfast. Suites have their own living/dining areas. The public areas of the hotel are great for getting work done, with free Wi-Fi throughout. Plus, there’s a relaxed lobby lounge, Chinese and Italian restaurants (the latter with terrace seating), a bar, an outdoor pool, a gym, and a luxe spa with lovely views. Multiple meeting rooms are available for business guests. Crowne Plaza Kowloon East is a highly rated hotel, with an overall score of 8.95/10. Accommodation here starts at $108.

# 5

The Salisbury Hotel YMCA of Hong Kong

The Salisbury Hotel is part of the YMCA complex in Hong Kong’s Kowloon district, surrounded by a plethora of shopping, dining and entertainment options, and flanked by the calm waters of Kowloon Bay. Stroll to the harbor or the Hong Kong Observatory, or step into the East Tsim Sha Tsui subway station to get to other parts of the city. Rooms and suites at the Salisbury have gone through a recent round of renovation, and now offer a fine range of facilities. Guests can take their pick – from single rooms for solo travelers, to standard rooms with twin beds, to stylish suites for up to 4 guests. There’s free broadband internet in all the rooms and suites, along with delightful perks such as welcome baskets with fresh fruits, in-room tea/coffee making facilities, and a daily supply of distilled water. The elegant Salisbury Dining Room hosts a daily breakfast buffet. The relaxed Mall Café is also a great place to grab a bite. The hotel’s fitness center offers activities for both adults and children, and there’s tons of meeting space for business conferences or family celebrations. The Salisbury Hotel enjoys a high average review score of 9 on 10. Get a room here at attractive prices starting at about $115 a night.

# 6

Ovolo Noho

Stay at Ovolo Noho for a heart-to-heart with Hong Kong. This boutique hotel is located on a busy street in Hong Kong Island, a short stroll away from Hillier Street light rail station, and a short ride from a tram station that can take you to Victoria Peak. The ambiance at Ovolo Noho is a delicious blend of Zen minimalism and chirpy contemporary quirks. Its compact but comfortable rooms feature soothing monochrome décor, and a host of perks including free Wi-Fi, in-room snacks, and complimentary breakfast for all guests. Guests are also entitled to free laundry facilities and free drinks at the hotel’s trendy café during Happy Hours. The building also houses a 24-hour gym. Ovolo Novo has received a review score of 8.86/10 from thousands of guests. Its rooms start at $111 a night.

# 7

East Hong Kong

Housed in a glass-façade tower on Hong Kong Island, EAST is a great place to unwind, especially if you’re looking to work off that jet lag in quick time. Tai Koo station is a 10-minute walk from the hotel, and the surrounding area has a polished urban vibe. The 345 high-ceilinged rooms and suites at EAST are bathed in sunlight and offer gorgeous bay views. They are stylishly appointed, and optimized for business guests, with workstations, free Wi-Fi and sophisticated gadgetry. The hotel’s eatery takes the shape of a spacious, sunlit all-day café, and serves everything from breakfast to dinner. A bar lounge offers rooftop seating with lovely harbor views. Stay at EAST at low prices starting from $115 a night. The hotel enjoys an overall review score of 8.87/10.

# 8

Cordis Hong Kong at Langham Place

Housed in a distinctive skyscraper in the heart of Kowloon, Cordis Hong Kong (formerly Langham Place) puts you in the thick of things, be it business, shopping, dining, or any other form of entertainment. This 5-star hotel is a 10-minute walk from the harbor, and a stone’s throw away from the nearest metro station. Its rooms and suites have sleek modern interiors, with fine mod-cons, safes, workstations, and free Wi-Fi. Guests get their own smartphones for the duration of their stay. Suites have separate living rooms, and offer breakfast perks at the hotel’s club lounge. There are multiple wining and dining options at Cordis, along with spa facilities, a fitness center, and a rooftop pool. Cordis has a rating of 9.07/10. Get its 5-star facilities at prices starting from $151/night.

# 9

Citadines Harbourview Hong Kong

Set up camp at Citadines Harbourview to have your kind of holiday in Hong Kong. This apartment hotel has a coveted location in the historic Sai Ying Pun neighborhood of Hong Kong Island. Stay in your own serviced apartment, enjoy easy access to public transport, and find countless dining and leisure destinations all around you. The stylish 1-bedroom apartments here feature minimalist décor, offer waterfront views, and are fitted with king-sized beds, couches, kitchen appliances, and free Wi-Fi. Guests also get loaner smartphones. Besides the myriad dining options in the vicinity, you can cook your own meals, either in your apartment, or at the rooftop barbecue area. These serviced apartments are rated 8.84/10 and start at $129/night.

# 10

The Langham Hotel Hongkong

An excellent location meets stellar services at the Langham, a 5-star hotel on the waterfront near Hong Kong Cultural Center. Tsim Sha Tsui Station is just around the corner, and attractions like the Hong Kong Observatory are well within a 1km radius from the hotel. Its stately rooms offer views of a quiet courtyard or the surrounding cityscape, and are equipped with free Wi-Fi, TVs with DVD players, minibars, and tea/coffee making arrangements. They are attached to refined marble bathrooms. For a few extra bucks, you can get a room with its own fireplace, or a suite with a private living room. 5 restaurants within the Langham cover a plethora of cuisines. The hotel also includes a rooftop pool, a fitness center and a spa. It has a rating of 9/10, and its tariffs start at $152.

# 11

Lanson Place Hotel

A 5-star hotel that remains kind to your budget, Lanson Place Hotel operates out of a stately building on Leighton Road in Hong Kong Island, its lower floors wrapped in a classic stucco façade. A short walk from the nearest metro station and Victoria Park, the hotel offers classically furnished rooms and suites, with antique style furniture, plush fabrics, soothing color palettes, and fine mod-cons. They have their own kitchenettes, and are attached to glass walled bathrooms with signature toiletries. Some suites sport a fine art collection. Guest at Lanson Place get loaner smartphones, free shuttle service to nearby areas, and access to a gym and an elegant bar-lounge. All this starting from $155 a night. Lanson Place has an average review score of 9/10.

# 12

Island Shangri-La Hotel

Island Shangri-La may not be the most affordable hotel in Hong Kong, but it packs a punch with its line-up of 5-star services. Located in a tree-lined neighborhood amid art galleries and cultural centers, the hotel operates out of a distinctive modern high-rise. Victoria Peak and Victoria Harbor are a short cab ride away, and the nearest metro station is a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Its luxurious rooms and suites offer beautiful harbor or city views, flat screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and Nespresso machines. All rooms have 24/7 butler service, and upgraded quarters add club lounge access, kitchenettes, and Jacuzzis. Guests can choose from 8 dining options, relax at the pool or the spa, and host conferences in the hotel’s meeting rooms. Island Shangri-La’s average rating is a whopping 9.58/10; accommodation here starts at $219 a night.

# 13

Hotel ICON

Book a room at Hotel ICON to enjoy uninterrupted views of Kowloon Bay, and convenient access to all of Kowloon’s entertainment, shopping and dining venues. With a metro station just 7 minutes away, and landmarks such as Hong Kong Observatory and Victoria Harbor not much further, this 5-sta hotel is a great base camp for your Hong Kong holiday. Check into one of its sophisticated rooms to enjoy grand views from expansive windows, along with myriad mod-cons and your own loaner smartphone. Dine in any of the hotel’s 3 restaurants, chill at its pool bar, work out at the gym, and unwind at its luxury spa. Rooms start at $217 a night, but children under 4 can stay free. Guests have rated the ICON an impressive 9.49/10.

# 14

Mira Moon Hotel

You have to be at Mira Moon to know you’re someplace different. This designer boutique hotel operates out of a stylish modern high-rise in bustling Causeway Bay. It happens to be close to some of the most coveted tourist destinations in Hong Kong Island, including the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, and Victoria Peak (accessed via Peak Tram). Each of the 90 rooms in Mira Moon has its own unique character, in addition to offering free Wi-Fi, iPads, coffee machines, and flat screen TVs. Guests can grab a bite at the trendy hotel restaurant, or a drink at one of its swish bars. A fitness center is also part of the hotel. Offering excellent value for money, Mira Moon starts room tariffs at $186/night, and has a great review score of 9/10.

# 15

Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island

A stay at Hotel Indigo will serve as a quick introduction to Hong Kong’s traditional Chinese roots and contemporary splendor. This 4-star hotel overlooks the historic Wan Chai neighborhood and is well-connected to public transport. Its sleek rooms are steeped in local art and offer gorgeous views through floor-to-ceiling windows. All rooms have free Wi-Fi, and some have their own sitting areas or lounges. All public areas within the hotel showcase vibrant interiors, and its retro-themed restaurant and café will have your hunger pangs covered. A glass bottomed infinity pool is another highlight of this hotel. Rated 9.08/10, Hotel Indigo offers accommodation starting at $201 a night.

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