Find hotels near Goethe-Institut Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island from AED 218

"Prime location, easily access to transits. Clean room and property. Helpful and friendly staff. The hotel charges on shower caps for $5 which is quite expensive"

"7 nights stay. Nice location, easy access to all kinds of transits. Lots of restaurants around. Could be a bit overwhelming to access the hotel at the beginning as there are a few entrances, but on the flip side, more convenient if you know the way. Staffs are helpful and professional, especially the house keeping lady. Room is clean and quiet. Very comfy. 👍👍👍👍👍"

"Good breakfast selection. Friendly staffs. Conveniently located near Sheung Wan station."

"Good room, a corner room with small desk, well planned and comfortable. A bonus was a microwave oven and counter (as well as a standard mini refrigerator). Good bathroom."

"The hotel offers a value alternative to the other chain hotels in Hong Kong. The location is not the most convenient for shopping or nice restaurants, but taxis are always available. The harbor view rooms have been recently redone vs the city view rooms which are showing their age. Also the city view room had a damp AC smell. The hotel restaurant had a nice breakfast and dinner buffets plus an a la cart menu. The major issue I had was when booking a reservation online I accidentally entered the wrong date and clicked confirmed before realizing it. I canceled the reservation and rebooked for the correct dates. After my arrival and speaking with hotel management they refused to refund my $500 USD for the wrong dates!!! I will not be staying at this hotel again."

"Spacious room centrally located. I will definitely stay here next time!"

"Great location, very clean and staff were very helpful. Would definitely recommend."

"Great location, close to public transportation and walking distance to many restaurants. Clean room and helpful staff. Will definitely stay here again."

"Nice location but the room was very small. There was no free drinking water in the room. When I asked I was told to boil the water in a kettle and let it cool down to drink. I found the answer very rude and condescending. A straight forward answer is better than trying to be snarky about it. Hotels should at least have drinking water as a bare minimum. Overall a very average hotel."